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id ▼ projectNumber dateModified title description status start end countries executingAgencyPartner DACSectors maximumContribution ContributingOrganization expectedResults resultsAchieved aidType collaborationType financeType flowType reportingOrganisation programName selectionMechanism policyMarkers regions alternameImPositions budgets Locations otherIdentifiers participatingOrgs programDataStructure relatedActivities transactions
1 CA-3-A020449003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Program Support Unit - Cameroon - 2008-2013 The Program Support Unit (PSU) provides essential services to support the planning and delivery of Canada's development assistance to Cameroon. Such services include logistical and administrative services, project monitoring and analytical and professional services. The PSU is managed locally. Closed 2008-07-02T00:00:00 2012-11-21T00:00:00 ["Cameroon 100.00%"] High Commission of Canada to Cameroon ["Multisector aid 100.00%"] 2457111.50       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["727720.00", "791661.00", "780384.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667"] ["2008000622"] ["High Commission of Canada to Cameroon "]     ["2457111.50"]
2 CA-3-A021363001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Community Health Support This project aims to rehabilitate the health care system in the rural periphery of the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) capital, Kinshasa, in an effort to improve the quality of life of the thousands of people who do not have access to basic health services. CIDA plans to achieve this goal through the rehabilitation of the health care system's infrastructure, an increase in the capacities of those with authority in the health district of N'sele, and the support of grassroot community organizations. The project responds to the need for support in the areas of women and children's health, reproductive health and the campaign against HIV/AIDS. Closed 2003-05-15T00:00:00 2014-03-31T00:00:00 ["Congo, Democratic Republic 100.00%"] Consortium : Groupe Consultation CCISD (GCC) et MIR Partenariats et développement international ["Basic health care 30.00%", "Basic health infrastructure 10.00%", "Infectious disease control 20.00%", "Health personnel development 10.00%", "STD control including HIV/AIDS 10.00%", "Basic drinking water supply 10.00%", "Basic sanitation 10.00%"] 8846131.41     Results achieved as of the end of the project (December 2011) include: health services coverage in the areas targeted by the project grew from 44% in 2003 to 95% in 2010; 94% of the health centres in the three health zones were constructed or rehabilitated by the project; prenatal consultation rate grew from 52% in 2003 to 82% in 2010; assisted births from trained personnel grew from 36% in 2003 to 90% in 2010; immunization coverage noticeably increased: immunization coverage for tuberculosis grew from 65% in 2003 to 98% in 2010, immunization coverage for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough from 58% in 2003 to 95% in 2010, immunization coverage for measles from 51% in 2003 to 83% in 2010; the percentage of women of child-bearing age receiving counselling services for family planning, in N'sele district went from 1% in 2003 to 15% in 2010 - this activity was initiated by the project; community participation increased, operational resources committees grew from 11 in 2003 to 28 in 2010. The project also contributed to the empowerment of the provincial medical depot (CAMESKIN) through the implementation of necessary tools to optimize the distribution of medicines to the health centres at the district level. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1239372.00", "1175489.00", "978803.00", "1254679.00"] ["-4.32758 15.31357"] ["2002000469"] ["Consortium : Groupe Consultation CCISD (GCC) et MIR Partenariats et développement international"]     ["8846131.41"]
3 CA-3-A021860001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Integrated Watershed Management The project operates in five sub-watersheds in Northern Nicaragua, comprising the headwaters of the Rio Viejo and the Estero Real. The selected watersheds are located in the departments of Madriz, Nueva Segovia, Matagalpa, Leon, Esteli, and Jinotega. The project includes two components: 1) Governance / Institutional Strengthening: The project focuses on improving service delivery by municipalities in the context of water-related initiatives. This component develops the capacity of municipalities' technical units to plan, manage finances, efficiently and effectively manage operations, and respond to community needs. 2) Private Sector Development / Environment / Watershed Management: This component works with watershed users to improve natural resource management for environmental protection and agricultural production, in the context of sub-watershed plans and municipal water resource plans. This is achieved through improving production methods, soil and water conservation, improved waste management, agro-forestry, and capacity building. Closed 2007-01-24T00:00:00 2014-12-31T00:00:00 ["Nicaragua 100.00%"] CARE Canada ["Public sector policy and administrative management 20.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 20.00%", "Agricultural water resources 30.00%", "Rural development 30.00%"] 8774339.02     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: (i) Five sub-watershed plans for the North of Nicaragua were designed and adopted by five municipalities in order to better manage their natural resources; (ii) 18 technical staff of the targeted 17 municipalities were trained in sustainable environmental management; (iii) 2,915 farmers have increased their environmental awareness and have adopted improved techniques for more sustainable production (including agro-forestry practices, use of certified seeds, and pest management); (iv) 1,503 farmers have diversified their crops and have improved income generation throughout the year; (v) 101 community-based water and sanitation systems were built; (vi) 14,022 people now have access to reliable and safe drinking water; (vii) 2,338 latrines were installed benefitting 13,251 people; (vi) 19,937 people from 106 communities have improved their health as a result of the installation of 5,105 new efficient stoves. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["500000.00", "1570000.00", "1610000.00", "1370000.00", "1655000.00", "1640000.00", "1605000.00"] ["13.48082 -86.58208", "13.63208 -86.47516", "12.92559 -85.91747", "12.13282 -86.2504", "12.43787 -86.87804", "13.09151 -86.00327", "13.09185 -86.35384"] ["2009200001"] ["CARE Canada "]     ["8774339.02"]
4 CA-3-A030451001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Water Harvesting and Institutional Strengthening The goal of this design-and-deliver project is to increase the capacity of Amhara regional government institutions and farmer associations to develop and promote the sustainable use of water for irrigation and improved agricultural production. Closed 2005-01-21T00:00:00 2013-06-30T00:00:00 ["Ethiopia 100.00%"] Hydrosult Inc. ["Agricultural policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Agricultural land resources 10.00%", "Agricultural water resources 30.00%", "Food crop production 10.00%", "Agricultural extension 30.00%", "Agricultural education/training 10.00%"] 16906705.22     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2013) include increased capacity of government partners to support food security for male and female farmers through improved water management. Since the start of the project, 7,300 farmers have been trained in water harvesting, irrigation, and watershed management by project supported districts, for a cumulative total of 21,952 (3,254 female). As a result of this training, local watershed management has improved, with an average of 58 percent (1,232 hectares) of six watersheds protected by fences, terracing, and other biological and physical conservation structures. Eleven percent of this coverage was achieved in the reporting year. The project supported piloting of 82 household water harvesting structures which include ponds and wells, have resulted in the construction of more than 1,500 additional ponds and wells from local government resources. The project has also contributed to improved institutional capacity of government partners which has resulted in the design of 41 small to medium scale irrigation schemes by government partners since 2009/2010. Improved management of all irrigation schemes built and rehabilitated by the project resulted in the formation of 24 new water user associations and the strengthening of four existing ones. These measures have increased the availability of water for agricultural use and are contributing to improved agricultural production and food security. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["500000.00", "5600000.00", "4600000.00", "3600000.00", "1350000.00", "1280000.00", "0.00"] ["11.500000 38.500000"] ["2005000005"] ["Hydrosult Inc. "]     ["16906705.22"]
5 CA-3-A030584002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Islamic Studies and Social Equity Project -Tsunami Building on a 50-year relationship with its partner, McGill expands the existing Islamic Studies and Social Equity Project (IISEP) to help the Indonesia State Institute for Islamic Studies (IAIN) Ar-Raniry restore capacity damaged by the tsunami. Support focuses on rehabilitating the library, developing teacher-training resources, replacing and upgrading academic staff, and strengthening teaching capacity. Closed 2005-07-29T00:00:00 2009-12-31T00:00:00 ["Indonesia 100.00%"] McGill University ["Education facilities and training 30.00%", "Teacher training 40.00%", "Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 30.00%"] 2331697.58     Results as of June 2008: Four lecturers were able to complete short-term training at McGill University while ten lecturers have completed comparative study visits to three Indonesian institutions. Members of the Women’s Studies Centre (PSW) at IAIN Ar-Raniry attended a seminar on Gender, Human Rights, and Syari’ah. The PSW has started identifying the issues that it will address, including economic development, health services for pregnant women and mothers, and promotion of religious tolerance. PSW members have also improved their knowledge of gender and Islam through monthly discussions. In addition, the PSW carried out research on Acehnese women’s struggles during 30 years of civil conflict, the results of which will be published in a book. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["300000.00", "700000.00", "700000.00", "800000.00"] ["-6.21462 106.84513"] ["2005000376"] ["McGill University "]   ["CA-3-A030584001"] ["2331697.58", "316187.62", "364045.48", "268538.48", "398980.00", "319520.70", "178308.76", "192447.74", "293668.75"]
6 CA-3-A030590001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 New Programming Approaches Phase II This project contributes to defining a new approach to development cooperation that includes increased horizontal cooperation between member states of the Organization of American States (OAS), the sharing of experiences and expertise, and the use of new information and communications technologies (ICTs). The project consists of 10 sub-projects implemented at the regional level and in specific countries in the Americas. The sub-projects are: Corporate Social Responsibility; Best Practices Forum of the Americas; Municipal Efficiency and Transparency (MuNet); Computers for Schools and Communities; E-Government Service Centres; Education for Democratic Citizenship in the Caribbean; CapaciNet; MuNet Cadastre; MuNet E-Gov; and Small and Medium E-Enterprises. This project is implemented by the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development at the OAS. Closed 2003-03-18T00:00:00 2011-12-30T00:00:00   OAS - Organization of American States ["Multisector aid 100.00%"] 4584272.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (December 2011) include: The "Improving Democratic Governance in Latin America and the Caribbean: E-learning for Institutional Capacity Building" project was instrumental in the creation of the Organization of American States (OAS) Virtual Campus. The Virtual Campus currently offers 21 online courses, and, as of August 2012, had trained and certified 10,000 registered government officers. The "Municipal Efficiency and Transparency (MuNet) e-Government" project led to the development of a comprehensive methodological package that currently includes several e-Government applications at the municipal level and a recognized registered brand. MuNet e-Government is working with more than 100 municipalities in Panama, Guatemala, Paraguay, and Costa Rica. These results have contributed to supporting the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development and the Secretariat for Political Affairs of the OAS in adopting new approaches to technical assistance and programming and developing new methods to promote the exchange of relevant experiences, expertise and best practices between member states using information and communication technologies. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["America, regional"]   ["500000.00", "1500000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00"] ["-12.043255 -77.028279", "12.136435 -86.250615", "14.082927 -87.206469", "14.614440 -90.534446", "-16.499237 -68.146777", "18.539741 -72.336597", "23.117332 -82.388985", "4.598056 -74.075833"] ["2009200002"] ["OAS - Organization of American States "]     ["4584272.00", "400000.00", "400000.00", "350000.00", "400000.00", "400000.00", "230000.00", "881473.00", "400000.00", "1254947.00", "-132148.00", "-26632.50"]
7 CA-3-A030597001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Gender Responsive Economic Actions - Transformation of Women The Gender Responsive Economic Actions for the Transformation of Women (GREAT Women) project assists the Philippine Commission on Women, and its partners at the national and local levels, to contribute to the economic empowerment of women by strengthening their capacities to develop, implement, monitor and evaluate gender-responsive economic legislation, policies, programs, and services, especially those related to microenterprise. Closed 2006-11-16T00:00:00 2014-02-28T00:00:00 ["Philippines 100.00%"] Government of the Philippines - Philippines Commission on Women ["Public sector policy and administrative management 70.00%", "Decentralisation and support to subnational government 30.00%"] 6026656.56     Results achieved as of the end of project (February, 2014) include: (1) enhanced profile of the Philippine Commission on Women as an innovator in advancing women’s economic empowerment (WEE) having presented the project results in the Philippine Government Cabinet cluster meetings and in regional conferences in ASEAN, ADB and APEC as well as internationally and in the UN; (2) improved policy framework for women’s economic empowerment both at national and subnational levels of government; (3) Other national government agencies and local government units (LGUs) have adopted specific WEE measures and dedicated budget that have led to improved responsiveness to women’s economic needs and improved services for women, especially those working in the informal sector; (4) increased leveraging of government resources in support of gender and development and women’s economic empowerment (WEE). Partnership with the private sector, notably the Echosi Foundation, also greatly contributed to help women micro entrepreneurs enhance their products, access higher end markets, and grow their business. In total, the project assisted 13,780 women micro-entrepreneurs (WMEs) in 204 WME groups across 45 local government units to have increased access to public and private sector programs and services thus expanding their market access opportunities. In the last two years of the project, WMEs recorded additional sales totaling CAN$125,000. By project end, 1,021 WMEs (or 7% of total assisted) had registered their businesses. 1,246 WMEs (or 9% of total assisted) had access to social protection and occupational safety and health. These results have contributed to creating positive changes in WMEs’ lives, i.e. in increased community participation, improved gender relations in the households surveyed. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["751000.00", "1647000.00", "1525000.00", "1230000.00", "1580000.00", "267000.00"] ["14.6042 120.9822"] ["2006000620"] ["Government of the Philippines - Philippines Commission on Women "]     ["6026656.56", "-9827.33", "-15505.40", "-943.61", "-7675.13", "-14535.88", "-7827.85", "-2148.74", "-11848.45", "-6738.52", "-17415.66", "-12679.94", "-12581.98", "-13150.73", "-2847.35"]
8 CA-3-A030608001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Improving the Quality of Primary Education The project aims to build the capacity of the Ministry of Education’s Department of Planning to support the implementation of the National Education Strategic Plan, promote the integration of child-friendly schools in the National Plan, and equip schools and communities with tools to enable them to establish child-friendly school environments. In order to promote equitable, quality basic education for all children (girls and boys), the project focuses on the most disadvantaged children through a range of innovative programs and initiatives in education, with an emphasis on gender equality and eliminating disparities of all kinds. Closed 2007-03-28T00:00:00 2009-03-17T00:00:00 ["Malawi 100.00%"] UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund ["Education policy and administrative management 25.00%", "Teacher training 25.00%", "Educational research 15.00%", "Primary education 35.00%"] 7250000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2011) include: (1) the training of 6,568 primary school teachers in teaching life skills, benefitting an estimated 2,192,082 boys and girls across the country; (2) training and deploying 549 primary school female teachers to rural areas where they have become role models to young learners; (3) the creation of child-friendly learning environments in target areas that have provided children, particularly girls, with opportunities to enroll, participate and remain in school; (4) supplying 'school-in-a-box' kits which have benefitted over 25,000 learners; (5) the enrolment of 83,627 children with various learning needs to primary schools in Malawi; and (6) the development and operationalization of the Education Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) and support to the Fast Track Initiative. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1500000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00"] ["-13.96692 33.78725"] ["2007000005"] ["UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund "]     ["7250000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "2500000.00", "1750000.00"]
9 CA-3-A030788001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Financial Sector Deepening Program - Phase I The program aims to strengthen the pro-poor financial sector in Tanzania. It is designed to improve the policy, institutional, legal, and regulatory framework for financial services; to provide more and better financial services available to meet the needs of micro, small and medium-sized entreprises and poor households; and to provide enhanced business services for microfinance institutions. Currently, access to financial services including micro-credit is vastly inadequate and this program is contributing to significantly increasing the number of people that are served by some form of financial institution. The program involves Canadian, international and local technical assistance to strengthen the network of Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations and other micro-finance institutions throughout the country. Canada, and other donors, jointly provide support to this program. Closed 2005-04-08T00:00:00 2009-12-31T00:00:00 ["Tanzania 100.00%"] Registered Trustees of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust ["Financial policy and administrative management 12.00%", "Formal sector financial intermediaries 35.00%", "Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries 43.00%", "Education/training in banking and financial services 10.00%"] 16981963.22     Results as of June 2010 (end of project) include: 772,450 poor people have accessed financial services from financial institutions assisted through the Financial Sector Deepening Trust (surpassing the target of 565,000). Of this total, 449,225 were women and youth (surpassing the target of 337,000). The volume of credit provided by micro finance providers to micro, small and medium sized enterprises and poor people increased from $115 million in 2009 to $190 million in 2010, while the credit extended to the private sector as a percentage of GDP increased from 10% in 2009 to 18%. Basket funds/pooled funding Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "4000000.00", "4000000.00", "4000000.00", "4000000.00"] ["-6.17221 35.73947"] ["2005000010"] ["Registered Trustees of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust "]   ["CA-3-A030788002"] ["16981963.22", "988328.75", "-2846.39", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "-11481.06", "500000.00", "-1324.15", "1000000.00", "7807.81", "931478.03", "1478.26", "1000000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "3000000.00", "3068521.97"]
10 CA-3-A030788002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Financial Sector Deepening Program - Phase II The program aims to strengthen the pro-poor financial sector in Tanzania. It is designed to improve the policy, institutional, legal, and regulatory framework for financial services; to provide more and better financial services available to meet the needs of micro, small and medium-sized entreprises and poor households; and to provide enhanced business services for microfinance institutions. Currently, access to financial services including micro-credit is vastly inadequate and this program is contributing to significantly increasing the number of people that are served by some form of financial institution. The program involves Canadian, international and local technical assistance to strengthen the network of Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations and other micro-finance institutions throughout the country. Canada, and other donors, jointly provide support to this program. This phase builds on the results of the first phase. Closed 2010-03-16T00:00:00 2014-03-31T00:00:00 ["Tanzania 100.00%"] Registered Trustees of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust ["Information and communication technology (ICT) 8.00%", "Financial policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Formal sector financial intermediaries 27.00%", "Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries 45.00%", "Education/training in banking and financial services 10.00%"] 15000000.00     Results achieved at the end of the project include: (1) Overall, 57.4% of the Tanzanian working population (13,461, 962 people) access finance through formal institutions. This has surpassed the Bank of Tanzania target of 50% formal financial access by 2016 as per the National Financial Inclusion Framework. (2) Financial exclusion has reduced from 55.4% in 2009 to 26.8% in 2013; (3) Tanzanians who exclusively use informal mechanisms of accessing finance decreased from 28.8% in 2009 to 15.8% in 2013; (4) The volume of credit provided by supported micro finance providers to micro, small and medium enterprises and poor people increased from $287M in 2012 to $320M in 2013; (5) The volume of deposits mobilized by supported microfinance providers from micro, small and medium enterprises and poor people increased $212.4M in 2012 to $261.1M in 2013; (6) the number of poor people accessing financial services from supported financial institutions increased from 951,404 in June2012 to 1,117,651 in June 2013; (7) the number of entrepreneur clients at supported microfinance providers with loans in excess of $1,260 increased from 13,373 in June 2012 to 46,871 in June 2013; and (8) the number of female clients at supported microfinance providers with loans in excess of $1,260 has more than doubled from 5,149 in June 2012 to 11,236 in June 2013. These results are contributing to sustaining and facilitating the creation of microbusinesses and small and medium-sized enterprises and meeting the needs of poor rural and urban people in Tanzania. Basket funds/pooled funding Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["3600000.00", "2314335.00", "2314335.00", "2771330.00", "2000000.00"] ["-6.17221 35.73947"] ["2010200003"] ["Registered Trustees of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust "]   ["CA-3-A030788001"] ["15000000.00", "4000000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "3000000.00", "4000000.00"]
11 CA-3-A030808001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Community-Driven Initiatives for Food Security - I The project is implemented jointly by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ghana. It is improving household food security in 250 communities in twelve districts of the dry Eastern Corridor of the Northern Region of Ghana by supporting community-based and district-wide food security initiatives. The project is also strengthening decentralized local government structures to support community-driven development by helping communities, civil society, and local government work together to improve food security. This is one of two components of the project. It focuses on building capacity of communities and local government including districts with support of the Canadian coordinating agency in planning community-driven food security initiatives. The investment funds provided under the second component are provided to districts to carry out the planned food security initiatives. Closed 2004-04-22T00:00:00 2010-07-30T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Public sector policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Agricultural inputs 25.00%", "Food crop production 25.00%"] 7512898.37     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2010) include: (1) 254 community food security initiatives were implemented and 60 more are being developed. In addition, 250 community action plans and 74 area-level plans were completed in twelve districts. (2) The project has enhanced the collaboration between communities, sub-district bodies, district assemblies, line agencies, and service providers in developing food security initiatives. (3) The project has also supported community-driven, socially inclusive, gender-sensitive planning and implementation processes. (4) The project one-year extension currently underway provides logistical support, training and technical assistance at the regional level. The extension increases the capacity to plan and integrate initiatives, and to coordinate the work of line agencies to reduce food insecurity throughout the region. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["750000.00", "2000000.00", "2750000.00", "2750000.00", "2500000.00", "1250000.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2003000061"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]   ["CA-3-A030808002"] ["7512898.37"]
12 CA-3-A030808002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Community-Driven Initiatives for Food Security - II Component II of the Community-Driven Initiatives for Food Security (CIFS) project is a fund forwarded to districts in Northern Ghana to support the implementation of food security initiatives. These initiatives are managed and administered using existing local government planning processes and mandates. Component II is implemented directly by national and local Government of Ghana authorities. This is one of two components of CIFS. The total value of the two components is $12 million. The project one-year extension currently underway provides logistical support, training and technical assistance at the regional level. The extension increases the capacity to plan and integrate initiatives, and to coordinate the work of line agencies to reduce food insecurity throughout the Region. Closed 2004-04-22T00:00:00 2011-10-21T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] Government of Ghana ["Public sector policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Agricultural inputs 25.00%", "Food crop production 25.00%"] 5400000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (May 2011) include: Community-identified district-wide food security initiatives have been successfully implemented in six districts. The project has enhanced collaboration among communities, sub-district bodies, district assemblies, line agencies, and service providers in developing food security initiatives. The project has also supported community-driven, socially inclusive, gender-sensitive planning and implementation processes. The project was extended for one year. During that period, logistical support, training, and technical assistance were provided at the regional level. As a result of increased focus on the capacity of the regional level to play a stronger monitoring and coordination role, almost all of the extension initiatives have been completed or nearly completed. Various line ministries have been more involved in ensuring each initiative’s sustainability and technical proficiency. The regional-level government has been able to achieve this by completing its workplan. The workplan focused on staff training, increased staff, improved office infrastructure, enhanced coordination, and improved communication and collaboration with districts. Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["482510.00", "1372823.00", "1148098.00", "1274902.00", "250000.00", "871665.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2004000708"] ["Government of Ghana "]   ["CA-3-A030808001"] ["5400000.00", "482510.05", "276497.12", "1100053.64", "-5387.42", "1660.65", "1141623.20", "6475.33", "1274902.00", "250000.00", "759950.00", "111715.43"]
13 CA-3-A030833003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases The Prevention and Control of Priority Communicable Diseases (PCPCD) project is being implemented by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) in collaboration with the Ministries of Health of Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, and Venezuela. This project contributes to the prevention and control of communicable diseases that cause the greatest burden of morbidity and mortality among children, youth, and adults in South America. In children, the diseases that frequently affect their health are diarrhoeal disease and acute respiratory infections. In youth and adults, these diseases are sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV/AIDS, Chagas disease, and tuberculosis. The project also strengthens the capacity of institutions responsible for planning, managing, and delivering sustainable and comprehensive programs for the prevention and control of the most prevalent communicable diseases. The first stage of this project with PAHO has already been completed. The total value of the two stages together is $10 million. Closed 2005-09-23T00:00:00 2011-07-31T00:00:00 ["Peru 30.00%", "Ecuador 15.00%", "Colombia 15.00%", "Paraguay 40.00%"] PAHO - Pan American Health Organization ["Health policy and administrative management 30.00%", "Basic health care 20.00%", "Infectious disease control 40.00%", "Reproductive health care 5.00%", "STD control including HIV/AIDS 5.00%"] 9257531.13     Results achieved as of the end of the project (February 2011) include: In Colombia , over 2,100 health professionals, health promoters and indigenous leaders received training in a tuberculosis control strategy promoted by the World Health Organization and the Pan American Health Organization, called Directly Observed Treatment Strategy (DOTS); and 1,109 health professionals and indigenous leaders were trained in a systematic approach to children’s health that focuses on preventing as well as curing illness, called “Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses ” (IMCI). In Ecuador, 8,300 professionals were trained in clinical, community and neonatal IMCI; the IMCI strategy was implemented in 2,000 health establishments; 4,211 health professionals, health promoters, professors, students and community members also received education and training to help prevent Chagas disease, a potentially life-threatening illness caused by a parasite and spread by insects. In Paraguay, information on Chagas disease and dengue, an infectious tropical disease caused by a virus, was incorporated in science curriculum in schools; and over 800 health professionals were trained in prevention and care for sexually transmitted infections. The project contributed to passing a law that ensured that all pregnant women and their partners received free testing and treatment for syphilis. This law helped to improve capacity to diagnose syphilis among pregnant women by 87%, and the capacity to treat syphilis by 82%. In Peru, an agreement was signed by the Ministry of Health, the Pan American Health Organization and mayors of 25 districts in three departments to include funding for Chagas in their municipal development plans for health promotion, and disease prevention and control activities; and 911 people (681 women and 230 men) participated in training to help them integrate gender equality in health activities. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1965000.00", "948600.00", "3600000.00", "819472.00", "1924458.00", "0.00"] ["-25.30066 -57.63591", "-0.22985 -78.52495", "4.60971 -74.08175", "-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2005000379"] ["PAHO - Pan American Health Organization "]   ["CA-3-A030833001"] ["9257531.13", "840000.00", "1125000.00", "948600.00", "2100000.00", "1500000.00", "300000.00", "525792.00", "1400000.00", "524458.00", "-4704.70", "-1614.67"]
14 CA-3-A030849001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 HIV-AIDS Surveillance The project contributes to enhancing the capacity of the Government of Pakistan to implement an effective second-generation surveillance (SGS) system for HIV/AIDS. This system involves repeated cross-sectional sampling of vulnerable, high-risk populations to obtain information on risk behaviours in addition to a biological sample for testing for HIV and other disease agents. The project is contributing to building systems and protocols that are flexible, scalable, and sustainable, and that work in the context of Pakistan. Closed 2004-01-05T00:00:00 2012-04-05T00:00:00 ["Pakistan 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Health policy and administrative management 40.00%", "Medical services 10.00%", "STD control including HIV/AIDS 50.00%"] 12489528.55     Results as of the end of the project (March 2012): HASP's key achievement was the development of an innovative and internationally-respected methodology of second generation surveillance (SGS). Pakistan's SGS system is cited as best practice for the Middle East region in the 2010 World Health Organization (WHO)/UNAIDS publication, HIV Surveillance in the Middle East and North Africa: a handbook for surveillance planners. For data management and storage capacity; Central and 4 Provincial Data Coordinating Units (CIPDCUs) were established within the National and 4 Provincial Aids Control Programmes. Standard Operating Procedures was developed and made available to the Data Coordinating Units (DCUs). The National Referral Laboratory (NRL) as well as 3 private laboratories have the skills to test high volumes of specimens for HIV accurately. A database system for tracking specimens and a detailed Laboratory Manual are available to guide future surveillance. Over the life of the project 634 males and 334 female (researchers, coordinators and monitors) participated in advanced training in SGS. HASP data was used to project HIV prevalence among key populations and for Pakistan as a whole. UNAIDS and the WHO used HASP data on their sites for epidemiological updates for 2008, 2009 and 2010. Surveillance data was widely used by the National Aids Control Program (NACP) and Provincial Aids Control Programmes (PACP) in developing policies and plans. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1420000.00", "1465000.00", "1610000.00", "1730000.00", "1775000.00"] ["33.72148 73.04329"] ["2002000253"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["12489528.55"]
15 CA-3-A030861001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Women Defining Peace This project builds on lessons learned from a CIDA-funded gender equality project in Sri Lanka that ended in 2004. The primary focus is to help address the complexities of gender-based violence in the country. In addition, the project seeks to enable women to take part in the peace process and integrates gender equality concerns into reconstruction activities. In this way, it helps ensure reconstruction addresses women's strategic interests. Closed 2007-02-20T00:00:00 2012-10-10T00:00:00 ["Sri Lanka 100.00%"] WUSC - World University Service of Canada ["Legal and judicial development 25.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 25.00%", "Human rights 25.00%", "Social/welfare services 25.00%"] 5082873.74     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2012) include: (i) 82% of Women Defining Peace (WDP) partners undertaking collaborative activities to respond more effectively to gender based violence, while 45% collaborated with local government bodies; (ii) conducting awareness raising initiatives and training on how to address gender based violence for 250 government officers, 25 lawyers, 40 teachers, and 1,200 police officers; (iii) providing counseling to 10,000 victims of violence and vulnerable women in 25 districts. (iv) training 1,775 people with various roles in the local communities to better understand gender based violence issues and respond to them. (v) training 100 women and 50 men on human rights and post-war related issues, and engaging 1,625 women, religious leaders and government officials on the effects of conflict on women; and (vi) supporting increased women’s political participation through quotas at all levels of government. These have contributed to strengthening the ability of partner organizations to work collaboratively on issues related to gender based violence; increasing commitment and action to reduce gender based violence by government, private sector and NGOs at the local, provincial and national level; and strengthening women’s ability to respond to conflict and promote peace. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["365601.00", "1392300.00", "1317030.00", "1362503.00", "1314050.00", "248516.00"] ["6.93194 79.84778"] ["2004000495"] ["WUSC - World University Service of Canada "]     ["5082873.74"]
16 CA-3-A030870001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Administrative Reform Support - Phase II The objective of this second phase of support for Benin's administrative reform program is to enhance the government's credibility, and to contribute to the professionalization of the public service, by phasing in more effective administration likely to serve as a catalyst for government reforms. A more effective public service makes it possible to increase the transparency of government activities and to serve the people of Benin more effectively. Partner: Ministry of Administrative and Institutional Reform of Benin (MRAI) Closed 2003-04-01T00:00:00 2010-03-31T00:00:00 ["Benin 100.00%"] Canada School of Public Service ["Public sector policy and administrative management 70.00%", "Public finance management 30.00%"] 4123517.69     Results achieved by this project (completed in 2010) include: Officials in the Ministry of Administrative and Institutional Reform (MRAI) received management training and tools were developed to assist them in their duties. An inventory of over 500 employment records was created as a database of public service management positions, to make the public service recruitment process objective and transparent. During the last year of the project, dialogue with Beninese authorities was intensified to promote effective application of the tools developed to optimize the implementation of reform. The project also helped to improve the services available to citizens by creating two project teams to address issues relating to improving the quality of service to users and to the introduction of computers in the User Relations Service within the Ministry of Labour and the Public Service. Among other things, this simplified and expedited procedures and turnaround in providing administrative documents. 300 women in the public service received training in leadership and personal development, which resulted in greater mobilization and involvement in the reform process. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "200000.00"] ["6.49646 2.60359"] ["2003000063"] ["Canada School of Public Service "]     ["4123517.69", "147325.00", "204162.00", "247041.78", "222388.05", "-112540.32", "261000.00", "234013.00", "299740.00", "175000.00", "121950.00", "100000.00", "26561.70", "-13759.41", "70000.00", "47673.14"]
17 CA-3-A030979001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Basic Education The project aims to improve the governance and management of primary education and enhance the quality of primary education through improved teacher training. It works at three levels: within two districts of Punjab province, Multan and Lodhran; in targeted pre-service and in-service teacher education institutions at the provincial level in Punjab; and at the federal level in the Curriculum Wing of the Ministry of Education and the Federal College of Education. The project focuses on: building the capacity of these target institutions involved with education and, specifically, teacher training; and on improving the quality of teacher education and training provided. The project is expected to: improve governance and management of education systems at the district level; strengthen capacity at the provincial level to effectively plan and manage teacher education programs; and provide better-trained and more effective primary school teachers delivering quality education that meets the needs of students, especially female students in marginalized communities. Closed 2006-03-28T00:00:00 2011-12-07T00:00:00 ["Pakistan 100.00%"] Semiotics Consultants (Pvt.) Limited / Bunyad Foundation ["Education policy and administrative management 15.00%", "Primary education 85.00%"] 9812204.44     Results at the end of the project (July 2011) include: The first draft of the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) was developed and finalized. 72% of the officials in the Ministry of Education Curriculum Wing (CW), both male and female, use these new standard operating procedures. A Curriculum Resource Centre (CRC) was developed. For ease of access for researchers, curriculum developers, and CW officials, resource documentation (books, journals, international studies, technical reports, etc.) was uploaded on the Ministry of Education website. 16 male CW staff members are using CRC resources. The Directorate of Staff Development (DSD) in Punjab developed a quality management system manual. 375,000 school teachers from Punjab are benefitting from the improved quality assurance system that was put in place. The staff trained in the new quality management system have developed a quality assessment of the school activity calendar for all public sector primary schools. Due to the development of all these rules, procedures, manuals, and systems related to quality management, the DSD has been awarded ISO certification for its training operations. A Teacher Development Management Information System (TDMIS) was developed to support evidence-based decision-making at DSD and to serve as a quality assurance tool. At the University of Education (UE) in Punjab, a draft research handbook has been developed, providing guidelines to UE faculty and students for planning and implementing research. Centres of research policy and centres for educational research and assessment have been established on three campuses. 30 people (11 women and 19 men) have been trained in IT management and 80% are using these skills. An institutional gender harassment notification framework has been developed. Over 50% (12) of the faculty members trained participated in the conduct of gender audits. Gender audits have resulted in improved prioritization of female issues in plans (District Education Annual Plan and Annual Planning Forum) and the devel… Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1900000.00", "1900000.00", "1900000.00", "1900000.00", "2400000.00"] ["33.72148 73.04329"] ["2004000056"] ["Semiotics Consultants (Pvt.) Limited / Bunyad Foundation "]     ["9812204.44"]
18 CA-3-A031004001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Integration Program The purpose of the program is to assist six countries in Southeast Asia to comply with World Trade Organization (WTO) obligations (Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines) and/or WTO accession requirements (Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia) and to strengthen their capacity to take advantage of their WTO rights. The project focuses on trade in agricultural goods, trade facilitation and customs administration, General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and financial services. It enhances the knowledge and skills of government officials in these specific areas through focused training delivered regionally, and develops and supports thematic knowledge networks to enhance south-south dialogue. The Conference Board of Canada implements the project in collaboration with the Estey Centre for Law and Economics in International Trade. Closed 2003-11-03T00:00:00 2013-02-20T00:00:00   Conference Board of Canada ["Trade policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 9864054.48     Results achieved as of the end of the project (September 2010) include: The Southeast Asia Trade Policy Training Network (SEATRANET) was created as a regional mechanism for training government officials in trade policy, sustaining the capacity-building work carried out during the course of the project, and supporting economic integration through the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The program delivery capacity of SEATRANET’s member institutions was strengthened and business plans for new donor funding were developed. SEATRANET created links between its member institutions and government offices for the status of women in participating countries. It also developed gender equality content to include in the training curriculum. SEATRANET has provided assistance to various countries that are drafting or modifying trade-related legislation and regulatory standards. It has also helped improve the ability of those countries to negotiate with the World Trade Organization (WTO) and subsequently meet their WTO obligations. Other technical assistance Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["Far East Asia, regional"]   ["85900.00", "1000000.00", "1900000.00", "2500000.00", "2700000.00", "814100.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117", "13.75398 100.50144", "-6.21462 106.84513", "-8.55861 125.57361", "17.96667 102.6", "14.6042 120.9822", "3.1412 101.68653", "11.56245 104.91601"] ["2003000065"] ["Conference Board of Canada "]     ["9864054.48"]
19 CA-3-A031006001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Urban Environmental Management Applications The goal of this project is to contribute to the improvement of urban environmental conditions in Southeast Asia. The purpose of the project is to attain improved implementation and sharing of urban environmental management (UEM) policies and practices in water and sanitation, solid waste management, and air pollution in Southeast Asia. UEM specialists are trained and research is conducted to achieve practical effective UEM in the region. Knowledge-sharing networks and policy dialogues in water and sanitation, solid waste management and air pollution are supported. Applied research initiatives are funded through a competitive process. Closed 2003-07-02T00:00:00 2010-09-15T00:00:00   Asian Institute of Technology ["Environmental policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Environmental education/training 35.00%", "Environmental research 20.00%", "Urban development and management 35.00%"] 9548028.55     Results achieved as of the end of the project (September 2010) include: The number of partnerships and collaborative arrangements among urban environmental management (UEM) stakeholders more than doubled between 2003 and 2010, reaching 352. Knowledge of gender-responsive UEM was introduced to 199 organizations and 493 specialists, trainers, and researchers from those organizations reported increased expertise. 110 UEM scholars received funding. 23 of 78 partners initiated and implemented sustained UEM policy campaigns. UEM policies were placed on the government’s action agenda in six countries. 11 of 31 alumni demonstration projects, 6 of 26 joint action research projects, and 4 of 6 pilot projects incorporated gender considerations throughout the project cycle. As a result of these activities, the gender-responsive UEM capacities and practices of public and private partners have improved throughout the region. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["Far East Asia, regional"]   ["1500000.00", "2100000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "2500000.00", "810000.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117", "13.75398 100.50144", "-6.21462 106.84513", "-8.55861 125.57361", "17.96667 102.6", "14.6042 120.9822", "3.1412 101.68653", "11.56245 104.91601"] ["2003000383"] ["Asian Institute of Technology "]     ["9548028.55"]
20 CA-3-A031018001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Participatory Development Facility This project works to strengthen selected civil society organizations and institutions in Egypt by providing technical assistance and guidance to help them improve their ability to plan and deliver rights-based, gender-sensitive, and participatory programs in their communities. Anticipated results are greater creation, sharing, and use of knowledge among civil society organizations and government, especially on development issues, and more effective collaborative work towards gender equality in Egypt. Closed 2003-05-15T00:00:00 2013-03-28T00:00:00 ["Egypt 100.00%"] FIT - Foundation for International Training ["Democratic participation and civil society 100.00%"] 6306484.28     The project ended on March 31, 2013, but most activities were completed by 31 December 2012. By the projects end-date, the Participatory Development Program (PDP) supported 77 sub-projects designed to apply participatory, rights based and gender sensitive approaches. 80 organizations received Capacity Development support to build their skills in applying these approaches. This has been accomplished through the provision of over 100 targeted training sessions focused on participatory development skills, internal governance skills, and project management skills. As well, the project has provided financial support for community service activities identified by the organizations. As a result, these organizations have seen a marked improvement in their capacity to apply more participatory approaches with their constituencies. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada EGM Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Magh Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1550000.00", "1250000.00", "1250000.00", "850000.00"] ["30.06263 31.24967"] ["2002000275"] ["FIT - Foundation for International Training "]     ["6306484.28"]
21 CA-3-A031027001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Community-Level Support for Reproductive Health in the Kayes Region The project fits within the context of Mali's 1998-2007 Ten-Year Health and Social Development Plan and directly supports its five-year operational program, the Health and Social Development Program (PRODESS). Canadian support mainly targets community health centres (CSCOMs) in providing reproductive health services, and community health associations (ASACOs) in mobilizing society and in managing CSCOMs. The project aims to help build the capacities of decentralized health facilities in the Kayes region. This results in better health conditions for women and children. The selected approach is to provide small-scale technical assistance, as well as direct financial support for the operational program in the Kayes region. Closed 2003-09-15T00:00:00 2012-01-30T00:00:00 ["Mali 100.00%"] CHUM - Centre Hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal ["Basic health care 50.00%", "Reproductive health care 50.00%"] 7624629.88     Results achieved at the end of the project in August 2010 include the following. The rate of coverage for an initial prenatal consultation increased from 39 percent in 2002 to 86 percent in 2009. This allowed the Kayes region to meet the national standard. The assisted delivery rate increased from 24 percent in 2002 to 58 percent in 2009. The rate of full DTCP3 / PENTA3 vaccination of children under 12 months (diphtheria-tetanus-whopping cough-poliomyelitis 3 / pentavalent 3) rose from 47 percent in 2002 to 94 percent in 2009. The number of community health centres increased by about 10 each year, from 88 in 2002 to 167 in 2009. There was a regular increase in the proportion of people living within 5 km of a health centre, from 24 percent in 2002 to 53.13 percent in 2009. The proportion of people living within 15 km of a health centre rose from 52 percent in 2002 to 67 percent in 2009. Finally, the prevalence of contraceptive use rose from 0.68 percent in 2004 to 2.24 percent in 2009. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["670000.00", "1460000.00", "1460000.00", "1460000.00", "1450000.00", "500000.00"] ["12.65 -8"] ["2002000280"] ["CHUM - Centre Hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal "]   ["CA-3-A031027003"] ["7624629.88"]
22 CA-3-A031027003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Paramedic Training Support This project is part of the Health and Social Development Program (PRODESS). The project aims to establish a training mechanism for paramedics and thus to improve the quality of their services to the community. This project involves the Institut national de formation en sciences de la santé (INFSS). Closed 2005-08-08T00:00:00 2011-07-22T00:00:00 ["Mali 100.00%"] Consortium : Groupe Consultation CCISD (GCC) et MIR Partenariats et développement international ["Basic health care 100.00%"] 6824651.82     Results achieved at the end of the project in May 2010 include the following. The National Health Sciences Training Institute (INFSS) has adequate buildings and facilities. Its library is operational and better stocked with books and other works. Of the INFSS’s 18 study programs, 7 have been revised using the skills-based approach. The first cohort using this approach graduated in 2009. This cohort included 7 men in radiological technology and 14 people in health and sanitation technology (2 women and 12 men). The proportion of women students rose from 35,2 percent in 2005 (out of 750 students) to 48 percent in 2009 (out of 1,298 students). Finally, 115 women received their degree in 2009, in the INFSS’s 18 streams, or 42 percent of graduates. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["888055.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "1000000.00", "500000.00", "416945.00"] ["12.65 -8"] ["2005000013"] ["Consortium : Groupe Consultation CCISD (GCC) et MIR Partenariats et développement international"]   ["CA-3-A031027001"] ["6824651.82"]
23 CA-3-A031053001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Sahakarya - Building Self-Reliant Communities - I Sahakarya aims to improve socio-economic conditions of selected communities by promoting equitable and representative community-based organizations (CBOs) capable of managing local resources and interacting with locally elected bodies and government agencies. The goal of the project is to contribute to the reduction of poverty in the hilly regions of Nepal by strengthening community-based organizations (CBOs) through economic and social development. The project is being implemented in the Mid and Far Western Districts: Jumla, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Surkhet, and Dailekh. The Canadian Executing Agency is Canadian Centre for Studies and International Cooperation (CECI) and the Social Welfare Council (SWC) is the Nepalese government counterpart. Closed 2003-03-13T00:00:00 2012-11-15T00:00:00 ["Nepal 100.00%"] CECI - Centre for International Studies and Cooperation ["Health policy and administrative management 25.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 50.00%", "Agricultural policy and administrative management 25.00%"] 4851296.59     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2012) include: As a result of project interventions, the awareness level of the Community Based Organizations and citizens was raised. It contributed to the communities’ increased decision-making power to exercise their rights and entitlements. They were able to put more demand and get more resources set aside for them from the larger national level Local Governance and Community Development Program. - There was an increased in the number of projects Community Based Organizations got from Village Development Committees, 1,483 compared to 387 from the year before. - The amount of project fund accessed increased from Nepalese Rupees 41,218,559 compared to Nepalese Rupees 32,350,907 from the year before. -Community Based Organizations were encouraged by the project to bring in more women and disadvantaged members in to their organisation. Sahakarya Gender Equality and Social Inclusion tools and strategies were helpful to achieve this objective. Participation of women and disadvantaged members in the Community Based Organizations increased: Janajatis (7% from 4%) and Dalits (24% from 21%) before the intervention of the project - the percentages now reflect their make-up in the population. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["250000.00", "1000000.00", "1750000.00", "2000000.00"] ["27.70169 85.3206"] ["2003000067"] ["CECI - Centre for International Studies and Cooperation "]   ["CA-3-A031053003"] ["4851296.59"]
24 CA-3-A031053003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Sahakarya - Building Self-Reliant Communities - II Sahakarya aims to improve socio-economic condition of selected communities by promoting equitable and representative community-based organizations (CBOs) capable of managing local resources and interacting with locally elected bodies and government agencies. The goal of the project is to contribute to the reduction of poverty in the hilly regions of Nepal by strengthening community-based organizations (CBOs) through economic and social development. The project is being implemented in the Mid and Far Western Districts: Jumla, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Surkhet, and Dailekh, focusing on market-oriented agricultural production. The Canadian Executing Agency is the Centre for Studies and International Cooperation (CECI) and the Social Welfare Council (SWC) is the Nepalese government counterpart. Closed 2010-10-04T00:00:00 2013-03-28T00:00:00 ["Nepal 100.00%"] CECI - Centre for International Studies and Cooperation ["Agricultural development 20.00%", "Agricultural land resources 10.00%", "Food crop production 60.00%", "Agricultural co-operatives 10.00%"] 839394.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2011) include: The project reached 12,000 households against the target of 8,000 households in 146 Village Development Committees of the five mid and far western region of Nepal. The project was able to complete all the training (471), construction of small irrigation (65) and marketing infrastructure (17), distribution of improved seeds (2,421), plastic tunnels (435) and beekeeping equipment (594). The project reached a total of 801hecatres through the support to irrigation infrastructure. The average production of high value commodities per household after the project intervention was 891 kg/household and the total production was 4,657 tonnes of which 73% was marketed. The average income per household increased to $191 (from $72) through the sale of vegetables. 8406 households applied new High Value Commodities production technique (target was 8000) 84% of targeted households brought produce to the market (target was 80%) Irrigation facilities reached 3,066 households against the target of 600. The project emphasised access of these facilities to disadvantaged groups. These beneficiary farmers increased the cropping intensity by 300%; and was able to convert barren land into farm land. For example in a remote Village Development Committee of Jumla, irrigation tripled the yield of potato, doubled the productivity of wheat and increased the productivity of rice by 50%. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["800000.00", "40000.00"] ["27.70169 85.3206"] ["2010200004"] ["CECI - Centre for International Studies and Cooperation "]   ["CA-3-A031053001"] ["839394.00"]
25 CA-3-A031069001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Policy Leadership and Advocacy for Gender Equality - Phase II The project represents the second phase of an initiative that aims to reduce gender gaps and improve the status of women in Bangladesh. Building on the achievements of Phase I, the project further strengthens the institutional framework and operational mechanisms that enhance the gender-responsiveness of government policies and programs. Support is directed towards both the policy level (for creating and strengthening enabling policy, legislation, and regulatory and institutional mechanisms) and the operational level (for efficient and accountable management and administration of public resources ensuring gender equitable outcomes). Project components, activities, and inputs focus on developing broad-based, sustainable capacity within the Ministry of Women's and Children's Affairs, selected other ministries (Finance, Planning, Information, Health, Education, and Local Government), and women's organizations for developing, implementing, and monitoring gender-responsive policies and programs. Closed 2004-07-29T00:00:00 2012-06-29T00:00:00 ["Bangladesh 100.00%"] Cowater International Inc. ["Public sector policy and administrative management 40.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 20.00%", "Media and free flow of information 20.00%", "Human rights 20.00%"] 10419379.17     Results as of March 2011 include: Significant progress in gender responsive planning, budgeting and monitoring in selected government ministries. To ensure ongoing training for government officials in critical areas that affect the quality of government services, a trainer’s manual was published. 167 officials in 19 ministries learned how to apply gender-responsive guidelines to official project planning documents and to identify and address gender equality gaps in national plans. Significant progress in “engendering” the budget process was achieved through the training of 114 officers responsible for budgeting from 41 Medium Term Budgetary Framework (MTBF) partner ministries; developing the capacity of a team of 4 Ministry of Finance officers to act as resource persons in conducting training on gender responsive budgeting; and improving the capacity of 26 Ministry of Finance budget officers to provide guidance and hands-on support to partner ministries. Public awareness of the meaning and benefits of gender equality was increased through a television docu-drama shown on national television, production of information booklets for Begum Rokeya Day and International Women’s Day, and publication of articles on gender equality in newspapers and magazines. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "2500000.00", "2500000.00", "2580407.00", "2580407.00", "1350000.00"] ["23.7104 90.40744"] ["2003000386"] ["Cowater International Inc. "]     ["10419379.17"]
26 CA-3-A031081001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to Primary Schooling - STEPS II The goal of this project is to improve the quality of primary school education throughout Egypt, by helping the Ministry of Education develop the training, management ability, and teaching skills needed to apply and sustain the country's national standards of education. Initially, the project involves 180 schools in Upper Egypt. As the capacity of the Ministry increases, the benefits extend throughout the country. Closed 2005-01-10T00:00:00 2011-07-08T00:00:00 ["Egypt 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Primary education 100.00%"] 14147304.85     As of the project’s conclusion on May 31, 2011: A school-based reform program was completed and training packages developed and training of trainers provided to 250 professional development cadres. 90 schools were directly targeted for Canadian expert assistance, with a further 90 targeted to receive expert assistance from Ministry of Education professional cadres. All 180 schools achieved accreditation under the Ministry’s newly implemented school certification program. In addition, the project provided training and technical advice to three pilot Equal Opportunities Units with the Ministry of Education and also assisted with the development of an Equal Opportunity policy and implementation guides. As a result, the Ministry of Education established Equal Opportunity Units in all school districts. Key products of the project are; 25 policies and implementation guides delivered to the Ministry of Education; 53,261 students exposed to updated curricula and teacher skills in active learning; 17 professional development courses developed and adopted for national implementation by the Ministry of Education; 22,804 teachers provided with 3,904 hours of training on school-based reform subjects; and, 100% uptake by the Ministry of Education in implementing school-based reform programs in all regions of Egypt. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada EGM Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Magh Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["500000.00", "3500000.00", "4000000.00", "2300000.00", "2000000.00", "1900000.00", "800000.00"] ["30.06263 31.24967"] ["2005000014"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["14147304.85"]
27 CA-3-A031101001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Cooperation in Human Development The purpose of this project is to improve legal and institutional mechanisms for the promotion and protection of the rights of children, ethnic minorities and migrant workers in Southeast Asia. The project develops capacity of selected non-governmental and governmental institutions in the implementation of the Rule of Law and in influencing policy makers on related issues. Expected outcomes include more effective and sustainable regional networks in addressing human rights issues; improved legislative and policy environment for legal/judicial services; and greater access to services and protection by law for the target group. Closed 2004-11-17T00:00:00 2011-10-28T00:00:00   Salasan Consulting Inc. ["Legal and judicial development 50.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 40.00%", "Human rights 10.00%"] 10596841.90     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: The project provided budgetary support to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking, Forum Asia, and the Working Group for an ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Human Rights Mechanism. The Working Group influenced the creation of the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights, the ASEAN Commission on Women and Children; and the ASEAN Committee for Migrant Workers. The project funded two publications regarding human trafficking laws and alignment of domestic legislation with international protocols. These results have contributed to strengthening the human rights capacities of various organisations, enabling them to provide increased protection to children, minorities, and migrant workers throughout Southeast Asia. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["Far East Asia, regional"]   ["250000.00", "1954463.00", "1832698.00", "1713866.00", "1731592.00", "1161531.00", "605850.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117", "13.75398 100.50144", "-6.21462 106.84513", "-8.55861 125.57361", "17.96667 102.6", "14.6042 120.9822", "3.1412 101.68653", "11.56245 104.91601", "19.745 96.12972"] ["2003000387"] ["Salasan Consulting Inc. "]     ["10596841.90"]
28 CA-3-A031258002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Basic Education Trust Fund - II This multi-donor Fund is managed by the World Bank with the goal of improving the quality of basic education of all children in Vietnam. Project results include strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Education and Training and its local level administrative units to plan and undertake improvements in quality, equality of access, targeting of resources, and coordination of basic education in Vietnam, within a national Education for All (EFA) framework. Closed 2004-03-30T00:00:00 2008-02-28T00:00:00 ["Vietnam 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Education policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Primary education 50.00%"] 5400000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: completing medium-term education and training development plans for 2011-2015 and annual plans for 2010-2011 in all 63 provinces. The new planning approach improved feasibility planning, enhanced participation of stakeholders in the planning process, and strengthened local capacity in education planning. The project also achieved other key development objectives such as knowledge sharing, harmonizing cooperation and dialogue about common and emerging issues through Education Forum meetings, and strengthened quality assurance and monitoring implementation of provincial education planning activities by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET). Through this initiative, MOET was able to strengthen its capacity to provide support to provinces for provincial planning activities, and assist provincial education authorities to prepare their Five-Year Education Plans. This, in turn, contributes to improving the quality of basic education for children in Vietnam. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2500000.00", "1850000.00", "1750000.00", "300000.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117"] ["2004000060"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]     ["5400000.00", "2500000.00", "1000000.00", "-1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "900000.00"]
29 CA-3-A031272001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Schools of Health Technology and Primary Health Care The project aims to improve primary health care in Nigeria's Bauchi and Cross River States by strengthening the ability of two Colleges of Health Technology to provide appropriate, quality education to primary health care workers. The project enhances the curriculum, administration and management, and physical infrastructure of the two colleges, which provide both entry level and in-service training to primary health care workers. It also helps the colleges to strengthen and expand community outreach, in order to improve understanding of local needs and to ensure the relevance of teaching content and methods. Closed 2003-09-29T00:00:00 2014-05-30T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Medical education/training 50.00%", "Basic health infrastructure 50.00%"] 19508987.50     Results achieved as of March 2013 include: (i) distributing standard medical supplies and equipment to 14 primary health care clinics; (ii) constructing clinics, students’ quarters, borehole water supply, better pit toilets and medical waste incinerators, and using five of these sites as centres of excellence where community health students of the two colleges can gain practical experience; (iii) providing access to primary health care services, proper waste disposal and safe drinking water for an estimated 20,000 people; (iv) enabling one of the colleges to run three new training programs; (v) improving students' learning environment, conditions of living and training as a result of new physical infrastructure and equipment; (vi) providing continuing education and in-service training programs to update the knowledge and skills of 40 primary health care providers; (vii) improving the graduation rate of 111 community health extension workers and 143 junior community health extension workers at the two colleges; and (viii) increasing awareness of gender issues in the classroom and increasing the proportion of women in leadership positions in community groups. These have contributed to more effective administration and operation of the two Colleges of Health Technology, which in turn leads to better trained, gender-sensitive primary health care personnel working effectively in the community. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["100000.00", "5000000.00", "5500000.00", "4500000.00", "4900000.00", "0.00"] ["5.750000 8.500000"] ["2003000541"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["19508987.50"]
30 CA-3-A031274001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Nigeria Evidence-Based Health Systems Initiative (NEHSI) The purpose of this project is to improve state and local health governance and capacity in the states of Bauchi and Cross River. This is achieved through the development of an effective gender-sensitive health information system that is used to plan and improve primary health care services for citizens. In particular, the project aims to strengthen the reliability, consistency, and availability of gender-sensitive health data; increase participation and engagement by community members (women and men) in health services and health planning; strengthen institutional capacity to plan, budget, and deliver primary health care services; and strengthen local ownership and understanding of the project, to explore the potential of extending it into other states. Closed 2008-07-11T00:00:00 2014-11-28T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] IDRC - International Development Research Centre ["Health policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 17232921.82     Results achieved as of July 2014 include: (1) assisting two state governments to transition from using paper-based health data collection forms to using mobile technology, thereby improving the turnaround time for analysis, referral and reporting; (2) informing more than 10,000 people on maternal health through an evidence-based docudrama, including discussions on what pregnant women and their families can do to ensure a healthy pregnancy; (3) holding advocacy and sensitization meetings with nearly 1,400 community leaders to integrate the data collected into existing health and information systems for actionable change to policy and practice; (4) supporting a youth version of the docudrama developed in collaboration with youth and holding discussions on maternal health issues in which 602 youth participated; (5) informing more than 28,000 women and men through docudramas focused on child health measures including the prevention of childhood illnesses and key corrective actions to take; (6) improving women’s use of maternal health services (by identifying 24,253 women of childbearing age and registering 5,501 pregnant women for monitoring); (7) identifying 39,426 households where mothers are at risk of ill-health, 22,745 pregnant women and 3,264 newborns to schedule prenatal and post-natal visits; and (8) increasing the use of evidence in planning and budgeting for health services by providing training on the subject to 764 female state and local government employees in Cross River and Bauchi and by collecting accurate health data. These activities are leading to improved participation and engagement by community members, including women, in health services and health planning. Moreover, gender-sensitive evidence is being used increasingly to train, plan, budget, and deliver more equitable, effective, and efficient primary health care services. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1500000.00", "3625000.00", "4625000.00", "4625000.00", "3425000.00", "700000.00"] ["4.90092 8.48111", "11.39083 10.19987", "10.9992 10.41062", "4.95893 8.32695", "10.31032 9.84388", "9.05785 7.49508", "5.90061 8.03799", "10.44646 9.22056", "6.65398 8.54939"] ["2008000624"] ["IDRC - International Development Research Centre "]     ["17232921.82", "33046.00", "1039418.00", "49570.00", "1042895.00", "224671.00", "1027869.00", "51689.00", "1690072.00", "392440.00", "1306.00", "1464624.00", "46183.00", "3819.00", "1858745.00", "60658.00", "1621272.00", "8083.40", "12046.77", "9821.71", "6814.85", "7230.99", "2930.91", "-976.00", "12800.93", "-1599523.00", "1599523.00", "1599523.00", "14718.92", "16702.62", "-816.00", "18687.53", "7111.60", "1553933.00", "-720.00", "7220.25", "-1235.82", "12385.67", "-1241.24", "12460.00", "369547.00", "-959.39", "9651.74", "-818.46", "8212.83", "3216.77", "10625.39", "169975.00", "5324.61", "1222324.00", "8090.57", "8247.54", "7761.24", "676421.00", "13913.53", "13108.35", "3947.55", "1601.37", "2861.45", "-2861.45", "2861.45", "3549.69", "18408.65", "16868.85", "2352.13", "3200.68", "828.29", "1651.44", "740483.00"]
31 CA-3-A031393001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Philippines-Canada Cooperation Office - Phase III The Philippines-Canada Cooperation Office (PCCO) provides operational support to the CIDA program in the Philippines. Its services can be grouped in four general, at times interrelated, components: 1. Program-Level Services to CIDA Embassy and Headquarters officers and consultants, and to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) of the Government of the Philippines,including administrative, logistics and program level analytical support. 2. Project-Level services, including the recruitment and selection of local consultants and staff, administrative and logistics support to project missions; 3. Support to CIDA-funded local initiative projects (e.g. the Canada Fund) and CIDA advisors (e.g., gender advisor) through the recruitment, selection and management of local consultants; 4. Project Management, including the setting up, administration and management of PCCO's internal mechanisms and delivery systems to efficiently deliver its services to clients. Closed 2003-03-13T00:00:00 2013-03-28T00:00:00 ["Philippines 100.00%"] Asia - Program Support Unit ["Sectors not specified 100.00%"] 3665471.51       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["744017.00", "795558.00", "851222.00", "911341.00", "696293.00"] ["14.6042 120.9822"] ["2003000389"] ["Asia - Program Support Unit "]     ["3665471.51"]
32 CA-3-A031403001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to the Education Sector – Malawi This project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Malawi Ministry of Education, Science and Technology to supply high-quality, gender-sensitive educational materials to students, teachers, and teachers-in-training throughout the country. Closed 2004-09-15T00:00:00 2012-04-02T00:00:00 ["Malawi 100.00%"] CARE Canada ["Education policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Primary education 50.00%"] 18563934.30     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2012) include: over 20 million units of educational material (primary school textbooks, teacher manuals) have been printed and delivered to over 5,000 primary schools in Malawi. These materials include textbooks for visually impaired students. The project has increased the capacity of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) to plan, manage, procure, and distribute educational material using accountable and transparent business processes. The project has contributed to providing an adequate supply of gender-sensitive educational materials to teachers, teacher trainees, and children in the primary grades to improve the teaching and learning process; and to ensuring that MoEST’s systems for planning, management, procurement, and distribution of education materials are efficient, effective, and transparent. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["150000.00", "2755000.00", "3238000.00", "4178000.00", "4155000.00", "5524000.00"] ["-13.96692 33.78725"] ["2003000544"] ["CARE Canada "]     ["18563934.30", "120595.02", "281381.73", "50000.00", "10000.00"]
33 CA-3-A031442001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 PASS - Support for the Ministry of Health and Sports This project forms part of a large-scale program, the Health Sector Support Program (PASS). In general, PASS seeks to improve the quality of life in Bolivia by establishing a more effective, equitable, and accountable public health care system. The project helps to improve the quality and availability of public health care services, better the health of Bolivians, and reduce the incidence of communicable diseases. Through this project with the Ministry of Health and Sports, activities serve to strengthen the planning unit of the Ministry and the three departmental health services (SEDES) in Beni, Pando, and Oruro. Closed 2006-06-05T00:00:00 2013-03-31T00:00:00 ["Bolivia 100.00%"] Government of Bolivia – Ministry of Health and Sport ["Health policy and administrative management 75.00%", "Health personnel development 25.00%"] 2553746.65     Results achieved as of December 2011 (the project end date) for all components of the PASS program include the following: 65.3% of children 6 months to 2 years of age have received nutritional supplements in comparison to 0% in 2005; the percentage of children 6 months to 2 years of age receiving iron supplements increased from 0% in 2005 to 91.2 % in 2011; and 99.3% of children less than one year old received the third dose of the pentavalent vaccine in 2011 compared to 72% in 2005. The pentavalent vaccine protects against five potential killers: diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, and influenza. Ten sub-projects were implemented through a locally-managed fund, supporting new methods of family planning and nutritional monitoring for children. The sub-projects directly reached more than 40,000 people, mostly mothers and children. Results from the sub-projects indicate an increase in access to health services in the target regions, contributing to a general improvement in overall health. A final evaluation of the whole project was conducted in 2012 and confirmed the relevance and efficiency of the project. (PASS Final Report, December 2012) Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2790000.00", "4885000.00", "5230000.00", "3125000.00", "2370000.00"] ["-19.03332 -65.26274"] ["2006000490"] ["Government of Bolivia – Ministry of Health and Sport "]   ["CA-3-A031442002", "CA-3-A031442004", "CA-3-A031442003"] ["2553746.65", "300000.00", "278753.16", "49359.15", "400000.00", "392033.00", "279854.69"]
34 CA-3-A031442002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 PASS - Support for UNICEF This project forms part of a large-scale program, the Health Sector Support Program (PASS). In general, PASS seeks to improve the quality of life in Bolivia by establishing a more effective, equitable, and accountable public health care system. The project helps to improve the quality and availability of public health care services, to better the health of Bolivians, and to reduce the incidence of communicable diseases. The activities with UNICEF provide support for strengthening local health care networks in Beni, Pando, and Oruro. They also support the implementation of communicable disease control programs. Closed 2005-10-03T00:00:00 2010-02-17T00:00:00 ["Bolivia 100.00%"] UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund ["Health policy and administrative management 20.00%", "Medical education/training 20.00%", "Basic health care 20.00%", "Basic nutrition 20.00%", "Infectious disease control 20.00%"] 10400000.00     Results achieved as of December 2011 (the project end date) for all components of the PASS program include the following: 65.3% of children 6 months to 2 years of age have received nutritional supplements in comparison to 0% in 2005; the percentage of children 6 months to 2 years of age receiving iron supplements increased from 0% in 2005 to 91.2 % in 2011; and 99.3% of children less than one year old received the third dose of the pentavalent vaccine in 2011 compared to 72% in 2005. The pentavalent vaccine protects against five potential killers: diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, and influenza. Ten sub-projects were implemented through a locally-managed fund, supporting new methods of family planning and nutritional monitoring for children. The sub-projects directly reached more than 40,000 people, mostly mothers and children. Results from the sub-projects indicate an increase in access to health services in the target regions, contributing to a general improvement in overall health. A final evaluation of the whole project was conducted in 2012 and confirmed the relevance and efficiency of the project. (PASS Final Report, December 2012) Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1300000.00", "2940000.00", "2260000.00", "2100000.00", "1800000.00"] ["-19.03332 -65.26274"] ["2005000706"] ["UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund "]   ["CA-3-A031442003", "CA-3-A031442004", "CA-3-A031442001"] ["10400000.00", "1300000.00", "2940000.00", "2820000.00", "1800000.00", "1540000.00"]
35 CA-3-A031442003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 PASS - Monitoring This project represents funds set aside for monitoring and evaluation of the Health Sector Support Program (PASS), as well as for administrative purposes and contingencies. For administrative reasons, sometimes the funds identified for this purpose are included in the main project budget and sometimes, as in this case, they are assigned a separate project number. Closed 2005-09-02T00:00:00 2014-03-31T00:00:00 ["Bolivia 100.00%"] Groupe Conseil CAC International Inc. ["Health policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 602816.09     Results achieved as of December 2011 (the project end date) for all components of the PASS program include the following: 65.3% of children 6 months to 2 years of age have received nutritional supplements in comparison to 0% in 2005; the percentage of children 6 months to 2 years of age receiving iron supplements increased from 0% in 2005 to 91.2 % in 2011; and 99.3% of children less than one year old received the third dose of the pentavalent vaccine in 2011 compared to 72% in 2005. The pentavalent vaccine protects against five potential killers: diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, and influenza. Ten sub-projects were implemented through a locally-managed fund, supporting new methods of family planning and nutritional monitoring for children. The sub-projects directly reached more than 40,000 people, mostly mothers and children. Results from the sub-projects indicate an increase in access to health services in the target regions, contributing to a general improvement in overall health. A final evaluation of the whole project was conducted in 2012 and confirmed the relevance and efficiency of the project. (PASS Final Report, December 2012) Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["170000.00", "245000.00", "325000.00", "155000.00", "225000.00"] ["-19.03332 -65.26274"] ["2006000257"] ["Groupe Conseil CAC International Inc. "]   ["CA-3-A031442001", "CA-3-A031442002", "CA-3-A031442004"] ["602816.09"]
36 CA-3-A031442004 2025-03-04T06:33:31 PASS - National Fund for Productive and Social Investment This project forms part of a large-scale program, the Health Sector Support Program (PASS). In general, PASS seeks to improve the quality of life in Bolivia by establishing a more effective, equitable, and accountable public health care system. The project helps to improve the quality and availability of public health care services, to better the health of Bolivians, and to reduce the incidence of communicable diseases. In this project with the Fondo Nacional de Inversión Productiva y Social (national fund for productive social investment), activities aim to improve the quality of existing public health infrastructure in the departments of Beni, Pando, and Oruro. Closed 2007-03-22T00:00:00 2011-12-16T00:00:00 ["Bolivia 100.00%"] Fondo Nacional de Inversion Productiva y Social ["Basic health infrastructure 100.00%"] 4500000.00     Results achieved as of December 2011 (the project end date) for all components of the PASS program include the following: 65.3% of children 6 months to 2 years of age have received nutritional supplements in comparison to 0% in 2005; the percentage of children 6 months to 2 years of age receiving iron supplements increased from 0% in 2005 to 91.2 % in 2011; and 99.3% of children less than one year old received the third dose of the pentavalent vaccine in 2011 compared to 72% in 2005. The pentavalent vaccine protects against five potential killers: diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, and influenza. Ten sub-projects were implemented through a locally-managed fund, supporting new methods of family planning and nutritional monitoring for children. The sub-projects directly reached more than 40,000 people, mostly mothers and children. Results from the sub-projects indicate an increase in access to health services in the target regions, contributing to a general improvement in overall health. A final evaluation of the whole project was conducted in 2012 and confirmed the relevance and efficiency of the project. (PASS Final Report, December 2012) Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["385000.00", "2037290.00", "984369.00", "1000000.00", "93340.00"] ["-19.03332 -65.26274"] ["2007000007"] ["Fondo Nacional de Inversion Productiva y Social "]   ["CA-3-A031442003", "CA-3-A031442002", "CA-3-A031442001"] ["4500000.00", "385000.00", "290408.00", "500000.00", "252882.54", "494000.00", "-500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "484369.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "93340.46"]
37 CA-3-A031479001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Ethiopia Canada Cooperation Office (PSU V) The Ethiopia-Canada Cooperation Office (ECCO), formerly known as the Programme Support Unit (PSU), is a CIDA project established to provide support in the development and management of the Canadian development cooperation programme in the Horn of Africa. The ECCO seeks to strengthen CIDA's field presence by effectively delivering new programme approaches and providing high-level professional support to the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) and to CIDA. The ECCO is a flexible, efficient and proactive mechanism capable of responding to evolving programme needs. The goal of the project is to assist in delivering and strengthening CIDA's development assistance programme to reduce poverty in the Horn of Africa, especially in Ethiopia. The purpose is to provide support to CIDA, its executing agencies and the Government of Ethiopia's implementing departments in planning and monitoring Canada's contributions to international cooperation and ensure that intended results are achieved. Under the scope of the ECCO project, CIDA expects to hire appropriate Ethiopian and Canadian expertise to undertake a range of activities related to programme planning and delivery, and administrative and logistical support. The ECCO also supports Ethiopia by providing expertise in response to GoE requests reflecting priorities as set out in the country's poverty reduction strategies and programs. Closed 2004-07-02T00:00:00 2010-03-31T00:00:00 ["Ethiopia 100.00%"] Embassy of Canada to Ethiopia and Djibouti ["Multisector aid 100.00%"] 4984796.80       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["900000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "1000000.00"] ["9.02497 38.74689"] ["2005000383"] ["Embassy of Canada to Ethiopia and Djibouti "]     ["4984796.80"]
38 CA-3-A031503001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Education Sector Support - Second Primary Education Development Program This project supported a US $1.9-billion Government of Bangladesh initiative to improve the quality of primary education by strengthening the capacity of formal primary education systems and institutions. It improved organizational capacity, infrastructure, and the quality of and access to schooling for six- to ten-year-old children. It assisted the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education in the achievement of the first stage of the government’s National Plan of Action for Education for All. The Second Primary Education Development Program (PEDP II) is supported by 11 donors with a total contribution of US$689 million. Closed 2004-03-04T00:00:00 2011-04-29T00:00:00 ["Bangladesh 100.00%"] Asian Development Bank ["Education policy and administrative management 5.00%", "Education facilities and training 20.00%", "Teacher training 10.00%", "Primary education 65.00%"] 60940460.88     Results as of March 2011 show the net primary enrolment ratio of children in the relevant age cohort increasing to 95 % from a 2004 base of 87%; an increase to 60% of primary school children successfully completing Grade 5 compared to a base of 52%; a reduction in the primary school student absenteeism rate to 17% from a base of 23%; a reduction in the student-teacher ratio at the primary level to 47 students per teacher compared to 54 students per teacher in the base year; the creation and filling of 45,000 new primary school teacher positions with 60% of new teachers being female; the training of 105,000 formerly unqualified primary school teachers who have now received a one-year Certificate in Education training course; the subject-based training of 16,000 primary school teachers in subjects like mathematics, English and science; the administrative training of 5,760 new head teachers at the primary level; the printing and distribution of 542 million textbooks to primary school students; the construction of 38,000 new primary school classrooms; the provision of 4,700 new primary school student toilets; and the provision of 17,262 tube wells for arsenic-free water. Basket funds/pooled funding Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["750000.00", "3750000.00", "6900000.00", "12500000.00", "14000000.00", "14100000.00", "9200000.00"] ["23.7104 90.40744"] ["2003000737"] ["Asian Development Bank "]     ["60940460.88", "874140.00", "1870928.13", "-17923.83", "622541.87", "4938813.00", "2266464.41", "-3270.81", "1540891.49", "-4954.22", "2831269.88", "-37630.62", "-3634333.82", "3634333.82", "3806008.03", "66028.55", "10524000.00", "-51000.00", "-2300000.00", "2300000.00", "2300000.00", "13800000.00", "11642600.00", "-19550.00", "-19550.00", "19550.00", "3982915.00", "-511764.20"]
39 CA-3-A031523002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Nigeria AIDS Responsive Fund (NARF) - Phase II This project contributes to controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria and to the provision of sustainable, equitable and comprehensive health care for those infected and affected by the disease. The project, which is managed by CIDA's Program Support Unit in Nigeria, supports a series of sub-projects designed to develop multi-sectoral approaches to addressing HIV/AIDS prevention, care and community support. The sub-projects also aim to integrate gender equality and human rights considerations in to the HIV/AIDS response. Closed 2003-09-29T00:00:00 2010-03-24T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] Uncoded ["STD control including HIV/AIDS 80.00%", "Human rights 20.00%"] 399991.46     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2010) include: 1) The Federal Ministry of Women's Affairs was able to strengthen its Health and HIV Department and develop an HIV/AIDS Workplace Policy and operations plan; 2) About 19 ministries, departments and agencies were trained in HIV/AIDS mainstreaming programming; 3) The capacity of 134 community-based organizations to deliver HIV/AIDS programming was enhanced; and 4) Support groups of people living with HIV/AIDS were established in Gombe, Kogi and Cross River States. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["0.00"] [{"geoName": "2328926", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2006000004"] ["Uncoded"]   ["CA-3-A031523003"] ["399991.46"]
40 CA-3-A031523003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Nigeria AIDS Responsive Fund - Phase III This project contributes to controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria and to the provision of sustainable, equitable and comprehensive health care for those infected and affected by the disease. It supports a series of sub-projects designed to develop multi-sectoral approaches to addressing HIV/AIDS prevention, care and community support. The sub-projects also aim to integrate gender equality and human rights considerations in to the HIV/AIDS response. Closed 2003-09-29T00:00:00 2010-10-05T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] Uncoded ["STD control including HIV/AIDS 80.00%", "Human rights 20.00%"] 3181958.75     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2010) include: 1) A handbook on integrating gender and human rights mainstreaming into HIV/AIDS programming was launched at the Pan-African Summit on AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; and 2) gender was integrated into the State Strategic Plan of Cross River, and 3) six zonal workshops, covering 28 states, were held on gender and HIV/AIDS, targeting the State Action Committee on AIDS, the State Ministry of Health, women living with HIV/AIDS, and networks of people living with HIV/AIDS. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["0.00"] [{"geoName": "2328926", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2006000005"] ["Uncoded"]   ["CA-3-A031523002"] ["3181958.75"]
41 CA-3-A031537005 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Forest and Environment Sector Program (FESP) Support The project goal is to contribute to sustainable management of forest and wildlife resources in Cameroon, in order to enable this vitally important economic sector to generate long-term revenue to benefit all of the country. The project provides a financial contribution to a basket fund in order to enable the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife to effectively fulfil its public service missions. The basket fund finances the technical assistance and training required to implement FESP's five components: (i) environmental management of forestry activities, (ii) management of production forests and adding value to forest products, (iii) conservation of biodiversity and adding value to wildlife resources, (iv) community-based management of forest and wildlife resources, and (v) institution building, training and research. Closed 2007-03-29T00:00:00 2011-11-30T00:00:00 ["Cameroon 100.00%"] GIZ - German Society for International Cooperation ["Public sector policy and administrative management 30.00%", "Public finance management 10.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 10.00%", "Forestry policy and administrative management 20.00%", "Forest industries 10.00%", "Environmental policy and administrative management 20.00%"] 10000000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2011) include: Forested areas have grown to 5.3 million hectares of the 6.5 hectares planned. To date, 77% of forest concessions have a management plan. There are ten certified forest concessions, and 23 have a certificate of legality. There are 70 community forests that are managed according to a management plan. These and other results have contributed to more sustainable forest management, better conditions for communities living along the river, and Cameroon’s economic growth. Basket funds/pooled funding Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667"] ["2006000258"] ["GIZ - German Society for International Cooperation "]     ["10000000.00", "1000000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00"]
42 CA-3-A031544001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Integrated Epidemiological Surveillance - Phase II The project contributes to the implementation of an early warning system for epidemiological surveillance within the health department of each beneficiary country. This strategy is based on three components: (1) developing a sub-regional pool of human resources; (2) combatting epidemics; and (3) regionalizing epidemiological surveillance. Closed 2003-07-28T00:00:00 2011-08-16T00:00:00   CCISD - Center for International Cooperation in Health and Development ["Basic health care 25.00%", "Infectious disease control 75.00%"] 18475683.33     Results achieved as of the final project report include: After more than 15 years of support (including two previous phases), over 800 health officers have been trained which created a network of 309 epidemiological surveillance centres providing 100% coverage in five West African countries. The purpose of this network is to provide primary health care and to decentralize health information and resources. The World Health Organization (WHO) and others now recognize this network as a very effective way to lay the foundations for decentralizing a health care system. Each country has thus identified the schools to provide training on epidemiological surveillance, and training guides on epidemiological surveillance; as well as an answer key have been produced. The five countries were also able to establish a harmonized training program in epidemiology. Furthermore, the compiled and analysed epidemiological data required for a response is now available. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["South of Sahara, regional"]   ["3000000.00", "3250000.00", "2750000.00", "2500000.00"] ["14.6937 -17.44406", "9.05785 7.49508", "6.13748 1.21227", "8.484 -13.22994", "13.51366 2.1098"] ["2003000394"] ["CCISD - Center for International Cooperation in Health and Development "]     ["18475683.33", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "197851.00", "141837.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "408903.00", "251409.00", "330878.00", "703363.00", "-606.00", "643913.00", "515938.00", "514238.00", "500000.00", "2626375.00", "1006295.00", "47720.00", "581.50"]
43 CA-3-A031595001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Small- to Medium-sized Enterprise Program in Egypt The project fosters better employment opportunities in small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in four governorates by supporting organizations that help new businesses start up and existing businesses grow. Activities include testing and developing innovative non-financial services for SMEs; supporting companies that have demonstrated a sustainable and businesslike approach to service delivery; developing strategic alliances with other parties and donors who provide financial services to SME entrepreneurs; and helping to improve service coordination at the governorate level. Closed 2004-06-28T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Egypt 100.00%"] Colleges and Institutes Canada (previously named ACCC) ["Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development 100.00%"] 17682926.38     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 30, 2012) include: (1) Established 20 sustainable Business Development Service (BDS) Providers in 10 governorates in Egypt, reaching a total of 22,000 micro-, small- and medium enterprises (MSMEs) including 7,000 women-led enterprises, and now serving about 4,000 clients annually. These services enabled MSMEs to increase their sales and exports, and enhance their profitability and long-term competitiveness; (2) strengthened the capacity of two key government institutions to incorporate BDS strategies and practices into their work: (a) the General Authority for Investment (GAFI), a principal governmental authority that regulates and facilitates investment in Egypt, and (b) the Central Bank’s Egyptian Banking Institute (EBI) which in turn is developing the capacity of public and privately owned banks to offer BDS services to MSMEs to improve their access to financial services. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada EGM Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Magh Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2000000.00", "3600000.00", "3600000.00", "3600000.00", "3600000.00", "3600000.00"] ["30.06263 31.24967"] ["2004000325"] ["Colleges and Institutes Canada (previously named ACCC) "]     ["17682926.38"]
44 CA-3-A031629002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Banking Sector Reform Project The goal of the project is to improve regulation of the banking sector in Vietnam, in order to facilitate private sector development and poverty-reducing economic growth. Working with the State Bank of Vietnam in support of the Government of Vietnam's banking sector reform strategy, the project strengthens the banking sector in Vietnam through a targeted program of technical assistance and training to both the State Bank and select commercial banks. This assistance is expected to improve the State Bank's overall organization and management, its ability to carry out its banking supervision functions in a more open, market-oriented economy, and strengthen the governance and operations of commercial banks. Closed 2005-03-02T00:00:00 2010-06-30T00:00:00 ["Vietnam 100.00%"] IBM Canada Ltd. ["Financial policy and administrative management 65.00%", "Monetary institutions 15.00%", "Education/training in banking and financial services 20.00%"] 8218416.01     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: this project has provided technical advice in the drafting and revision of two key laws in Vietnam: Credit Institutions and Banking Supervision. Approximately 1,000 State Bank of Vietnam employees have received extensive training in bank supervision and risk management assessment, including coaching and training to support the design of a manual on risk-based supervision. Changes to the State Bank of Vietnam's organization structure were proposed and a new structure was approved by the National Assembly. These results have contributed to strengthening the management and supervision function of the State Bank of Vietnam and to modernizing and strengthening the banking system in Vietnam, including preparing a risk management regulation and a framework for harmonizing banking sector regulation. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["500000.00", "2150000.00", "2220000.00", "1940000.00", "1410000.00", "955000.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117"] ["2004000504"] ["IBM Canada Ltd. "]     ["8218416.01"]
45 CA-3-A031651002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Malawi Policy and Program Development Initiative - II This project acts as a mechanism to support and strengthen knowledge and analysis of relevant development issues, key program priorities, and development needs and strategies in coordination and collaboration with current and potential partners. Closed 2007-09-14T00:00:00 2014-03-28T00:00:00 ["Malawi 100.00%"] Uncoded ["Primary education 35.00%", "Population policy and administrative management 20.00%", "Water sector policy and administrative management 15.00%", "Public sector policy and administrative management 15.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 15.00%"] 241454.25   Although initiatives such as these serve as important mechanisms to support the effective delivery of Canada’s development assistance, no direct development outcomes are attributable to them. n/a Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["50000.00", "175000.00", "175000.00", "100000.00"] ["-13.96692 33.78725"] ["2007000599"] ["Uncoded"]   ["CA-3-A031651001"] ["241454.25"]
46 CA-3-A031662003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Sri Lanka - Knowledge Fund II This project acts as a mechanism to support and strengthen knowledge and analysis of relevant development issues, key program priorities, development needs and strategies in coordination and collaboration with current and potential partners. This is one of two components of a project valued at $500,000. Closed 2011-07-14T00:00:00 2014-07-31T00:00:00 ["Sri Lanka 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Multisector aid 100.00%"] 200000.00       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["100000.00", "100000.00"] ["6.93194 79.84778"] ["2011200003"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]   ["CA-3-A031662001"] ["200000.00", "100000.00"]
47 CA-3-A031708003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Knowledge Building – Component 3 The Knowledge Building and Policy Dialogue Initiative provides a framework through which CIDA is able to strengthen knowledge and support analysis of development issues pertaining to Vietnam. The initiative also provides a means to identify development needs and strategies in collaboration with multilateral institutions, donors, and potential recipients. Terminating 2010-08-18T00:00:00 2013-03-31T00:00:00 ["Vietnam 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Agricultural policy and administrative management 60.00%", "Agricultural research 40.00%"] 250000.00       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["250000.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117"] ["2011200004"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]   ["CA-3-A031708001", "CA-3-A031708002"] ["250000.00", "100000.00", "150000.00"]
48 CA-3-A031715001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Peru Hydrocarbon Assistance Project (PHAP) This is a five-year regulatory development and capacity building project. It is designed to strengthen the agencies and institutions responsible for regulating Peru's hydrocarbon industry. The project includes Canadian technical assistance, consulting services, training, and practical attachments in Peru and Canada. The project aims to: implement new institutional and regulatory frameworks for the hydrocarbon sector; promote increased national and international private sector investment and involvement in the hydrocarbon sector; support the development of sound social and environmental practices; and help educational and training institutions deliver advanced training in petroleum engineering and management. Closed 2003-04-01T00:00:00 2008-06-17T00:00:00 ["Peru 100.00%"] Canadian Petroleum Institute ["Energy policy and administrative management 15.00%", "Energy education/training 15.00%", "Gas distribution 15.00%", "Oil and gas 40.00%", "Environmental policy and administrative management 15.00%"] 8748927.13     Results as of the end of the project include: Peru’s capacity to regulate and monitor the hydrocarbon sector and its ability to enforce appropriate and sustainable resource management practices have increased. The project helped the Government of Peru implement its new natural gas regulatory framework, with regulations, guidelines, and procedures based on recognized industry standards. The project was instrumental in building the capacity of regulatory agencies to design, construct, and operate natural gas transmission and distribution pipelines. It helped establish the General Office for Social Management (OGGS) within the Ministry of Energy and Mines. The OGGS addresses the needs of local communities involved in the hydrocarbon sector and evaluates the corporate social management perspectives, policies, and practices of hydrocarbon companies active in Peru and wishing to enter Peru. The project also contributed to the development of government guidelines for early communication and consultation with local and indigenous communities. It supported the development of energy balance and forecasting models, used by the Government of Peru and its regions for energy planning and policy making. It was instrumental in helping to develop the Petrochemical Promotion Law. It supported efforts to promote investment in the hydrocarbon sector, including exploration activities that resulted in a record number of contracts (23) in 2007. Finally, it supported the creation of a Masters of Business Administration degree in energy management at the CENTRUM Business Centre in Lima, through a partnership with the University of Calgary. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1700000.00", "2000000.00", "2065000.00", "1700000.00", "1285000.00"] ["-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2003000098"] ["Canadian Petroleum Institute "]     ["8748927.13", "500000.00", "500000.00", "284117.00", "500000.00", "284117.00", "214523.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "278426.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "-247514.00", "247514.00", "247514.00", "250000.00", "500000.00", "271303.00", "-120000.00", "120000.00", "120000.00", "50000.00"]
49 CA-3-A031734001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Medicine for Zambia (Mankwala Ya Zambia) This project is a continuation of previous pharmaceutical and medical supplies support to Zambia, with the addition of a capacity building component to address the issue of sustainability. More specifically, the capacity building component aims to enhance the ability of Zambia's health sector to more effectively identify needs, procure, store and distribute pharmaceutical and medical supplies. Closed 2005-01-31T00:00:00 2011-03-31T00:00:00 ["Zambia 100.00%"] Government of Zambia - Ministry of Health ["Basic health care 90.00%", "Health personnel development 10.00%"] 7781946.52     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2011) include: Pharmaceutical and medical supplies were successfully purchased and delivered to hospitals and health centres in Zambia under the primary component of the project; there have been considerable achievements in relation to improving the storage and distribution capacity for pharmaceuticals and medical supplies at the national level and the safe disposal of expired drugs; the system for quantifying, procuring and distributing pharmaceuticals and medical supplies related to the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS has become increasingly reliable in a country with high HIV prevalence; sex-disaggregated data (for procurement needs) were incorporated into the new Health Management Information System with a strong focus on maternal, newborn and child health; increased availability of essential medicines contributed to a decrease in the infant mortality rate to 70 deaths per 1000 live births in 2008 from 95 per 1000 in 2002. Under the second project component, the Ministry of Health has obtained computers, software and connectivity that will constitute an electronic system for procurement, logistics and stores management for drugs and medical goods. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["3000000.00", "5000000.00"] ["-15.40669 28.28713"] ["2005000025"] ["Government of Zambia - Ministry of Health "]     ["7781946.52", "2988484.39", "5510.25", "31049.07", "417510.90", "630782.55", "3226662.84", "250000.00", "-160534.65", "250000.00"]
50 CA-3-A031759015 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Building Capacities for Trade Expansion The project’s objective is to strengthen the capacity of African and Caribbean countries to secure pro-poor trading rules and to implement trade support strategies and commitments undertaken as part of domestic trade reform or international trade negotiations. The goal is to contribute to trade expansion with a positive impact on poverty reduction in these countries. The project helps government officials and non-state actors to better prepare their negotiation positions by providing relevant background information, by sharing best practices and lessons learned, and by discussing negotiation strategies among policymakers, negotiators, researchers, advisors, and representatives from the private sector and civil society. The project also provides high-quality trade policy advice to developing country trade policy practitioners while at the same time offering them hands-on experience. This is one of two components of a project valued at $1,499,939. Closed 2009-11-24T00:00:00 2013-07-31T00:00:00   International Lawyers and Economists Against Poverty ["Trade policy and administrative management 33.00%", "Regional trade agreements (RTAs) 33.00%", "Trade education/training 34.00%"] 924942.00     Results achieved as of July 2012 include: (i) support provided to the Least Developed Countries Group (32 countries) within the World Trade Organization (WTO) in the negotiation of a waiver that permits preferential treatment for these countries (adopted at 8th WTO Ministerial Conference); (ii) strengthened capacity in four African regional economic communities and the African Union Commission to influence the integration and liberalization of services at the regional and continental level and to understand these processes within the context of broader service sector development objectives (directly and indirectly affecting 54 African countries); (iii) improved ability of the private sector in Sub-Saharan Africa to advocate for their interests in trade policy and negotiation processes; (iv) increased awareness among beneficiaries and donor partners of the importance of coalitions of service providers in developing countries and the potential role they could play in supporting sector development objectives; (v) improved knowledge of the role of trade and investment in supporting development, based on research undertaken, which in turn helps stakeholders to pursue their negotiating interests, undertake policy and regulatory reforms, and strengthen local capacity to engage in negotiations and reforms in future; and (vi) enhanced capacity of four young African professionals, three of whom are women, to provide economic and legal advisory support on trade and development issues in their home country. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada International Assistance Partnerships an Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["Africa, regional", "America, regional"]   ["648346.00", "276596.00"] [{"geoName": "6255150", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2011200005"] ["International Lawyers and Economists Against Poverty "]     ["924942.00", "648346.00", "276596.00", "-44818.35"]
51 CA-3-A031785005 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Improved Aid Effectiveness: External Assistance Management Module This project aims to endow the Haitian government of an External Assistance Management Module. The module is a web-based interactive database on funding, in-kind contributions, and projects/programs funded by the international community. The module is the main tool of the Haitian government to implement the coordination framework in order to improve the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of foreign aid, and its integration into the budget process in Haiti in order to promote transparency and accountability of funds. The module enables the government to make informed decisions and allocate resources where they are most needed. Terminating 2012-12-19T00:00:00 2013-01-10T00:00:00 ["Haiti 100.00%"] UNDP - United Nations Development Programme - Haiti ["Public finance management 20.00%", "Statistical capacity building 80.00%"] 300000.00   The expected intermediate outcomes for this project include: (i) better informed decisions by the government; (ii) more effective, more efficient and more transparent use of public resources. Results achieved as of March 2013 include: the module was put online and is use for collecting data on foreign aid; online reports by donor country and by sector are available and bi-annual information bulletins are dissiminated. These have contributed to enable : (i) better informed decisions by the government; (ii) more effective, more efficient and more transparent use of public resources. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["300000.00"] ["18.53917 -72.335"] ["2012200001"] ["UNDP - United Nations Development Programme - Haiti "]     ["300000.00", "300000.00"]
52 CA-3-A031792001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Canada's HIV/AIDS Program in Tanzania This project supports the implementation of Tanzania's National Multi-sectoral Strategic Framework for HIV/AIDS. The Framework encompasses a wide variety of activities in prevention, care, treatment, and impact mitigation of HIV/AIDS. Canada's support through this project enables the Government of Tanzania to expand the level and scope of its expenditures on HIV/AIDS throughout all ministries, departments and agencies and all levels of government, with the majority of funding being provided for activities at the district level. CIDA is working in close collaboration with other donors and the Government of Tanzania to strengthen the effectiveness of its aid through: focusing on effective, transparent, and accountable country systems; increasing coordination and harmonization among donors; and reinforcing mutual accountability. This project fosters greater policy dialogue between CIDA, the Government of Tanzania, and partners, which helps to reinforce efforts for effective, focused aid and long-term development results. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of this project is undertaken in coordination with other donors. The results expected from this project include not only nation-wide progress in addressing HIV/AIDS, but also improvements in the Government of Tanzania's capacity to manage and administer these services, particularly in the areas of transparency, financial management, and accountability. These build on results achieved from CIDA's previous support to Canada's HIV/AIDS Program in Tanzania, which include 55% of mothers receiving antiretroviral (ARV) combination treatment to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV in 2008 compared to 34% in 2007. Closed 2006-12-01T00:00:00 2009-11-13T00:00:00 ["Tanzania 100.00%"] Government of Tanzania - Ministry of Finance ["STD control including HIV/AIDS 75.00%", "Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS 25.00%"] 19900000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (May 2008) include: an increase in the percentage of youth 15–24 who used a condom at first sexual experience from 17% (women) and 26% (men) to 24% and 29% respectively; detection of HIV status among young people improved between 2003–2004 and 2007–2008 from a percentage of 5.9% to 15.2% for males aged 15–24 and from 5.3% to 15.2% for women aged 15–24; and 36% of adults and children with advanced HIV infection received Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) in 2008. These efforts will contribute to reducing the prevalence of HIV among young people between the ages of 15 and 24 years and increasing the proportion of people with advanced HIV infection receiving ART. Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["10000000.00", "10000000.00"] ["-6.17221 35.73947"] ["2006000491"] ["Government of Tanzania - Ministry of Finance "]     ["19900000.00", "10000000.00", "9900000.00"]
53 CA-3-A031825020 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Mining Sector - Indigenous Capacity Building This project enables two-way learning between Canadian Indigenous peoples and Indigenous partners in Latin American and the Caribbean regarding interactions with mining companies and governments. The goal is to develop and implement appropriate strategies and mechanisms that support and further Indigenous rights, processes, and aspirations. The project aims to influence national policies and corporate practices in order to achieve more equitable decision-making and development processes on or near ancestral lands. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2007-03-27T00:00:00 2010-01-31T00:00:00   Independent First Nations Alliance ["Democratic participation and civil society 50.00%", "Human rights 50.00%"] 59048.47       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["South America, regional"]   ["59048.00"] ["6.80448 -58.15527", "5.86638 -55.16682", "-34.61315 -58.37723", "-25.30066 -57.63591", "-34.90328 -56.18816", "-15.77972 -47.92972", "10.48801 -66.87919", "-0.22985 -78.52495", "4.60971 -74.08175", "-33.45694 -70.64827", "-19.03332 -65.26274", "-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2005000388"] ["Independent First Nations Alliance "]   ["CA-3-A031825045", "CA-3-A031825060", "CA-3-A031825067", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825070", "CA-3-A031825073"] ["59048.47", "100000.00", "-40951.53"]
54 CA-3-A031825045 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Health Education and Disease Prevention The purpose of this project is to provide health education and disease prevention programming for the Miskito people of the North Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAN) of Nicaragua through a partnership with the Metis National Council and the Association of Indigenous Women of the Atlantic Coast (AMICA). This is achieved through a training program for trainers from 10 communities, workshops, knowledge exchanges, the creation of a health network, and the dissemination of information on maternal and child health. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2007-09-18T00:00:00 2010-01-31T00:00:00 ["Nicaragua 100.00%"] Metis National Council ["Health education 100.00%"] 99680.00       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["60000.00", "39680.00"] ["12.13282 -86.2504"] ["2007000600"] ["Metis National Council "]   ["CA-3-A031825073", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825070", "CA-3-A031825067", "CA-3-A031825060"] ["99680.00", "60000.00", "39680.00"]
55 CA-3-A031825060 2025-03-04T06:33:31 A Nation is Not Conquered - Phase II The goal of this project between the Native Women's Association of Canada and two Indigenous organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean is to increase the capacity of Indigenous women in the region to participate in policy dialogue, particularly related to equality and sustainable development. The two organizations are the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC) and Inter Pares. The project includes building the capacity of these organizations to undertake training at a regional level on the topics of violence against Indigenous women (including sexual and reproductive health rights), management of natural resources (including right to water) and leadership development. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2009-07-03T00:00:00 2010-06-30T00:00:00   Native Women Association of Canada ["Democratic participation and civil society 40.00%", "Multisector education/training 60.00%"] 75613.98       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["America, regional"]   ["60000.00", "15613.00"] [{"geoName": "6255150", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2009200040"] ["Native Women Association of Canada "]   ["CA-3-A031825045", "CA-3-A031825073", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825070", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825067"] ["75613.98", "60000.00", "28941.46", "-13327.48"]
56 CA-3-A031825067 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Cultural Ecotourism with the Cabécares, Phase II The goal of this project is to enable the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation of Manitoba to work with the Cabécar Indigenous communities of the Integrated Development Association of Chirripó. The project aims to help build the organisational and technical capacity of the Cabécar association to successfully develop an eco-tourism component for their community strategic plan, while promoting community-to-community learning and the sharing of indigenous experiences and values. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2008-12-23T00:00:00 2011-03-31T00:00:00 ["Costa Rica 100.00%"] Brokenhead Ojibway Nation ["Culture and recreation 25.00%", "Cottage industries and handicrafts 25.00%", "Tourism policy and administrative management 50.00%"] 96785.00       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["60000.00", "36785.00"] ["9.93333 -84.08333"] ["2008000474"] ["Brokenhead Ojibway Nation "]   ["CA-3-A031825045", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825073", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825060", "CA-3-A031825070"] ["96785.00", "60000.00", "17300.00", "19485.00"]
57 CA-3-A031825070 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Partnership Between the Métis National Council and Bartolina Sisa The goal of this conceptual phase is to provide an opportunity for the Métis National Council and the Bartolina Sisa organization to meet. They aim to explore the health conditions currently faced by women and infants at birth, to evaluate the health services provided in remote indigenous communities, and to elaborate a downstream project. This meeting offers an opportunity to define the roles and responsibilities of the two organizations and to establish ways to measure success and to ensure that women are involved in every level of decision-making. It also serves to determine which aspects of maternal health care are priorities for the downstream project. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2008-10-22T00:00:00 2009-09-30T00:00:00 ["Bolivia 100.00%"] Metis National Council ["Health education 100.00%"] 14999.00       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["13499.00", "1500.00"] ["-19.03332 -65.26274"] ["2008000476"] ["Metis National Council "]   ["CA-3-A031825073", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825060", "CA-3-A031825045", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825067"] ["14999.00", "13499.00", "1500.00"]
58 CA-3-A031825073 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Awajun/Wampis Ancestral School Recovery This project is a joint initiative between the National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation and the Organización de Desarollo De Las Communidades Fronterizas Del Cenepa to improve the quality of life for the Awajun and Wampis Nations of Peru through the revival of their ancestral knowledge. The general goal is to promote a community-based and culturally-oriented sustainable development model to improve living conditions while enabling the communities to maintain and value their traditional wisdom. By fostering educational exchanges between Elders and youth, they increase their knowledge in the conservation and management of their natural resources, in securing their livelihoods and maintaining healthy lifestyles. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2008-11-03T00:00:00 2010-04-30T00:00:00 ["Peru 100.00%"] National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation Inc. ["Basic life skills for youth and adults 100.00%"] 99869.72       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["60000.00", "35000.00", "4869.00"] ["-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2008000479"] ["National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation Inc. "]   ["CA-3-A031825067", "CA-3-A031825074", "CA-3-A031825060", "CA-3-A031825070", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825001", "CA-3-A031825045"] ["99869.72", "60000.00", "35000.00", "4869.72"]
59 CA-3-A031825074 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Capacity Building in Development of ICTs by Indigenous Peoples, Phase II The first phase of this project for the development of information and communications technologies (ICTs) resulted in the creation of the Indigenous Commission for Communications Technologies in the Americas, representing Indigenous Peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean. This second phase is part of a broader initiative that aims to strengthen the governance of the Indigenous Commission and increase its administrative capacity to operate at the continental level. Activities include training for the Commissioners, to develop their capacities in, and knowledge of, recruitment of other Commissioners, membership drives, fund-raising initiatives, and communications activities. The project also supports the organization of a strategic planning workshop on needs identified in the report on the First Indigenous Workshop on ICTs in the Americas. This project is funded through the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Program (IPPP), a pilot program that supports the development priorities of Indigenous peoples in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The IPPP supports initiatives conceived both by Indigenous organizations in that region and by their Canadian Aboriginal partners. The partnerships created through the IPPP contribute to the sustainable development of Indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean through an exchange of knowledge, experience, expertise, and existing models. Closed 2008-11-12T00:00:00 2009-12-31T00:00:00   Metis National Council ["Information and communication technology (ICT) 100.00%"] 99500.00       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["America, regional"]   ["60000.00", "34500.00", "5000.00"] [{"geoName": "6255150", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2008000626"] ["Metis National Council "]   ["CA-3-A031825045", "CA-3-A031825060", "CA-3-A031825020", "CA-3-A031825067", "CA-3-A031825070", "CA-3-A031825073", "CA-3-A031825001"] ["99500.00", "60000.00", "34500.00", "5000.00"]
60 CA-3-A031829001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Africa Stockpiles Program The Africa Stockpiles Program (ASP) aims to undertake the costly and technically complex challenge of cleaning up obsolete pesticides across Africa and put in place measures to help prevent their recurrence. The Program is a multiparty partnership whose objectives are: a) to clean up stockpiled pesticides and pesticide-contaminated waste in Africa in an environmentally sound manner; b) to catalyze development of prevention measures; and c) to provide capacity building and institutional strengthening on important chemicals-related issues. The World Bank (WB) is the implementing agency as selected by the Global Environment Facility (GEF). CIDA's contribution is provided in form of a grant to the WB for the implementation of the ASP specifically in Nigeria. Closed 2005-03-23T00:00:00 2009-07-31T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Health education 10.00%", "Agricultural inputs 30.00%", "Environmental policy and administrative management 60.00%"] 3000000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: (1) A nation-wide validated inventory database of publicly held stocks was produced (65 tons of obsolete pesticides and a large amount of associated waste); (2) A Country Environmental and Social Assessment was drafted, including a risk analysis of all sites and basic emergency containment measures at priority sites; (3) A communication and awareness-raising program was implemented; (4) A Pesticide Control Bill was drafted. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00"] ["9.05785 7.49508"] ["2003000402"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]     ["3000000.00", "-1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00"]
61 CA-3-A031842001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to Citizens' Participation This project supported the participation of civilians in the recent electoral processes in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). To that end, three decentralized funds were established: Women and Democracy; Civil Society and Democratic Development; and Public Participation and Governance. Through these funds, CIDA supports civic education, the freedom of the press, the defence of human rights, and inter-institutional dialogue between civil society organizations and government institutions. Through the post-electoral period, the project helps to foster a Congolese society that is better informed concerning its individual rights and responsibilities, that actively participates in the establishment of democratic institutions, and that understands the value of a peaceful society that respects human rights. Closed 2004-10-08T00:00:00 2012-04-11T00:00:00 ["Congo, Democratic Republic 100.00%"] Embassy of Canada to Democratic Republic of Congo ["Democratic participation and civil society 20.00%", "Elections 60.00%", "Human rights 20.00%"] 6114499.24     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2011): Three sub-projects were supported throughout the year, in total, 134 sub-projects received funding to support citizen participation initiatives since the project’s inception. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["750000.00", "1250000.00", "1000000.00"] ["-4.32758 15.31357"] ["2004000505"] ["Embassy of Canada to Democratic Republic of Congo "]     ["6114499.24", "16193.98", "4761.32", "9429.19", "23735.55", "3900.00", "5563.42", "4598.75", "3331.25", "3331.25", "11672.88", "20570.29"]
62 CA-3-A031843002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Strengthening of the Kinshasa Central Agency for the Purchase and Distribution of Essential Medicine The project aims to support the Kinshasa Central Agency for the Purchase and Distribution of Essential Medicine (CAMESKIN) in order to improve the supply of quality essential generic drugs for the entire territory of the Kinshasa province. It focuses on encouraging better access to quality essential medicines for low-income patients through lower prices. The project also strengthens the capacity of intermediate stakeholders (health centers, hospitals) in making the products available to the population through the public health system. To achieve this, the project provides training in pharmaceutical management and contributes to the development of a marketing plan. The main activities include the purchase of quality essential medicines to strengthen the working capital of CAMESKIN as well as institutional support to the Central Agency, allowing its access to financial viability. Closed 2011-03-22T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Congo, Democratic Republic 100.00%"] UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund ["Basic health care 100.00%"] 2900000.00     Results achieved by the end of the project (March 2014) include the following: 1) the availability of quality essential medicines increased from 50 percent to 75 percent in Kinshasa’s public health system; 2) CAMESKIN’s administrative and material capacities were built by expanding its storage space, and by training 82 pharmacists and pharmacy assistants in pharmaceutical management; 3) CAMESKIN expanded its distribution network from 59 institutional clients in 2011 to 96 in 2013; 4) the frequency of purchases from health centres and hospitals at CAMESKIN increased slightly from once every 1.86 months to once every 1.6 months; 5) CAMESKIN’s sales figure increased from $600,000 in 2008 to $1,076,342 in 2013 (85 percent of the initial objective of $1,200,000 at the end of the project); 6) a network was created for cooperation among pharmacists (involving CAMESKIN managers and health zone pharmacists) and contributes to sound management of daily medicine consumption in these zones, prevention of inventory shortages and better monitoring of inventory management by CAMESKIN and the Provincial Health Division; 7) CAMESKIN has been able to position itself on Kinshasa’s medicine market and serves as a model for the country’s other central distribution agencies. These results have helped to strengthen the health system and to improve access to quality essential medicines in Kinshasa Province. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1580000.00", "1380000.00"] ["-4.32758 15.31357"] ["2011200006"] ["UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund "]   ["CA-3-A031843004", "CA-3-A031843003"] ["2900000.00", "2600000.00", "300000.00"]
63 CA-3-A031843003 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Preparation of Budgets in the Health Sector The project aims to build the capacity of the Ministry of Public Health of the Democratic Republic of Congo in budget preparation and execution. Canada’s support complements and reinforces the Democratic Republic of Congo’s ongoing efforts towards improving public financial management in the health sector at the central level by further extending those efforts to the central and provincial levels. The project is designed to establish an efficient gender responsive public financial management system for the health sector at central level, and develop provincial level gender-responsive health medium term expenditure frameworks in all provinces. Key activities include capacity building for budget preparation within the Ministry of Health at both levels. The project focuses on training and the provision of technical support to adapt the methods and techniques developed at the central level to the provincial, so that the templates and tools used are coherent but adapted to the specific conditions of the provinces. Closed 2011-03-10T00:00:00 2014-12-31T00:00:00 ["Congo, Democratic Republic 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Health policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 3371456.55     Results achieved up to March 2012 include: eight central level officials from three departments and 12 provincial level officials trained on the importance of gender-sensitive results based management in the budgeting process for the health sector, and in various technical areas related to the development of Medium-Term Expenditure Frameworks. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Disability", "Indigenous Issues", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2000000.00", "1250000.00", "1050000.00", "0.00"] [{"geoName": "203312", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2011200007"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]   ["CA-3-A031843004", "CA-3-A031843002"] ["3371456.55", "2790000.00", "1210000.00", "300000.00", "-928543.45"]
64 CA-3-A031843004 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to Health Zones in the Kinshasa Province of DRC The project aims to provide support to the health system at the peripheral level in the Kinshasa province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). More precisely, it helps three health zones in the Nsele district and four health zones in the Funa district to develop the administrative and technical capacities allowing them to offer quality essential services that are more accessible financially and geographically. It also aims to develop and reinforce the leadership capacity of the management teams to allow for an effective and efficient management of the health system. The project activities mainly focus on developing and building the technical and administrative capacities of health officials and managers of health facilities in the seven targeted zones. Closed 2012-03-30T00:00:00 2014-12-31T00:00:00 ["Congo, Democratic Republic 100.00%"] Centre de coopération internationale en santé et développement Consortium CCISD-CHUM ["Basic health care 40.00%", "Basic health infrastructure 10.00%", "Infectious disease control 20.00%", "Health personnel development 10.00%", "Reproductive health care 5.00%", "Family planning 5.00%", "Basic sanitation 10.00%"] 11977410.33   The expected intermediate outcomes for this project include: (1) increased utilization of the available primary health care services by women, girls, men and boys in the targeted health zones; and (2) improved management of local public health services, including measures to improve gender equality. Results achieved as of December 2016 include: (1) the coverage rate for the fourth prenatal consultation increased from 52.81% in 2015 to 59.19% in 2016 in the district of Funa, and from 48.58% to 53.73% in Nsele district; (2) the rate of curative consultations increased from 29% in 2015 to 38% in 2016 in Funa, and from 34.51% to 37% in Nsele; (3) the percentage of consultations referred by health centres to general referral hospitals increased from 1.24% in 2015 to 1.56% in 2016, and from 11.56% to 15.41% in Nsele, above the set target of 7%. Furthermore, the occupancy rate of beds in general referral hospitals was 75% in Funa (up from 48.29% at the beginning of the project) and 56% in Nsele (up from 36.4% at the beginning of the project); (4) gender mainstreaming in the annual operational action plans of supported health zones increased from 63% to 100%, with an average of 94%. Since the beginning of the project, some 132 health care providers (83 women and 49 men) were trained in equality between men and women. These results contributed to improving the capacity of health facilities to accommodate the needs of patients, especially women and children, to improving the management capacities of core teams in health zones, and to providing better health care services to the population of Funa and Nsele districts. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1500000.00", "2600000.00", "2530000.00", "2370000.00", "3200000.00", "695169.00"] ["-4.420350 15.494720"] ["2011200008"] ["Centre de coopération internationale en santé et développement Consortium CCISD-CHUM"]   ["CA-3-A031843003", "CA-3-A031843002"] ["11977410.33"]
65 CA-3-A031873001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Vocational Training Implementation Support The goal of the project is to build the capacity of human resources to adjust the challenges facing Morocco's economy as it dismantles its tariff barriers by 2010. The purpose of the project is to support Moroccan authorities in re-engineering the various components of the vocational training system, according to the skills-based approach (SBA), and in establishing the conditions needed to generalize this approach. Closed 2003-07-04T00:00:00 2010-02-08T00:00:00 ["Morocco 100.00%"] CIDE - Consortium for International Development in Education ["Vocational training 100.00%"] 10516838.78     Results achieved as of the end of the project (November 2009) include: The elaboration and implementation of 22 programs using Competency-Based Approach (CBA) that teaches concrete skills rather than promote abstract learning in six sectors (tourism/hotel, textiles/apparel, handicrafts, agriculture, MMEE ( mechanical, metallurgical, electronic and electrical industries) and the tertiary sector; more than 100 vocational training professionals have been initiated to CBA; 11 Moroccan methodologists have been certified in more than 50 fundamental competencies of CBA; 100% of the trainees in the sector of tourism (kitchen/restoration) have found a job. This allowed the Moroccan authorities to implement the conditions required to mainstream CBA. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["100000.00", "3000000.00", "3000000.00", "3500000.00", "400000.00"] ["34.01325 -6.83255"] ["2002000523"] ["CIDE - Consortium for International Development in Education "]     ["10516838.78"]
66 CA-3-A031879001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Statistical Information Management This project helps to build the institutional capacity of China’s National Bureau of Statistics so that it can provide data relevant to the Millennium Development Goals and other international economic, environmental, and social agreements. The project focuses on measures that increase transparency, accountability, and compliance in data collection and analysis in order to support broader governance priorities. Expected results include an integrated system of household surveys, an improved system for compiling economic data, and a new system of environmental-economic accounts. The project includes visits to China by Canadian experts to facilitate the transfer of knowledge about international and Canadian best practices. The capacity of China's National Bureau of Statistics is enhanced through activities such as training in survey design, methodologies for data collection, business registration, and the review of environmental data. Closed 2005-11-15T00:00:00 2013-04-30T00:00:00 ["China 100.00%"] Statistics Canada ["Statistical capacity building 80.00%", "Environmental policy and administrative management 20.00%"] 13087032.38     Results as of October 2011 include: CIDA’s contribution has led to the development and implementation of an integrated household survey based on international standards. The integrated household survey will produce a range of social statistics including statistics related to poverty, income distribution, and marginalized populations. Prior to this, China had separate rural and urban household surveys, using different methodologies and indicators, which meant that the data was not comparable and was difficult to use. Through the project’s economic statistics component, China’s GDP calculation has improved, bringing it in line with the United Nations’ System of National Accounts, which is the international standard. A unified set of surveys has been developed to measure the impact of different business sectors on the economy, providing accurate data for the use of policy makers, investors, and academics. Through the environmental component, the project assisted the National Bureau of Statistics in developing its first-ever set of environmental accounts, including energy use, air quality and water quality indicators, in line with international standards. In addition, China’s first Environmental Protection Expenditure classification system has been developed, also in line with international standards. These results will provide Chinese policy makers with essential data for evidence-based decisions related to social, economic and environmental issues. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1450000.00", "3102499.00", "3112499.00", "2732500.00", "2602502.00"] ["39.9075 116.39723"] ["2005000397"] ["Statistics Canada "]     ["13087032.38", "1540.00", "-1540.00", "1551.16", "436.28", "1263.78", "701.83", "91.84", "2100.00", "174.14", "2010.11", "6161.70", "5743.70", "11773.54", "1916.66", "8630.58", "723.60", "1437.92", "547.50", "712.37", "142.30", "193.15", "2965.50", "11971.06", "21266.24", "6488.87", "1749.73", "3599.92", "8330.47", "5778.06", "947.14", "552.26", "1128.26", "-435.98", "4382.43", "-1235.27", "12369.66", "-871.96", "19830.37", "-319.72", "3345.40", "-82.33", "15435.82", "-290.65", "3038.67", "336.28", "3141.04", "4708.02"]
67 CA-3-A031882001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Policy Options CIDA’s contribution enables multiple Canadian partners (e.g. private sector companies, governement departments and agencies, universities) to provide technical expertise and training to the Government of China in support of policy reforms that contribute to sustainable development. China’s contribution covers local costs such as land and civil works, equipment, and salaries of staff. This project is part of Canada’s overall support to the reform process in China. The exchange of knowledge and experience not only strengthens policymaking in China, it increases professional linkages and understanding between Canada and China and contributes to social equity and good governance. The project aims to strengthen Chinese policy-makers’ ability to formulate and implement policies in the areas of environmental sustainability, human rights, democratic development, and good governance. Activities include roundtables, study tours, focused training, action research, seminars, and other learning events. Closed 2005-10-24T00:00:00 2013-12-31T00:00:00 ["China 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Public sector policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 13648353.93     Results as of March 2011 include: Canadian technical assistance led to the establishment of a National Women's Education and Training System, aimed at increasing the literacy rate of rural women and improving public awareness of gender equality. This program is now operational in women’s federations in all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. CIDA technical advice supported the Chongqing government in establishing 37 service centres providing devices to assist the disabled, and three centres for the fitting of artificial limbs, in 41 districts and counties. There are 1.694 million people with disabilities in Chongqing, accounting for 6.05% of the total population. Canadian technical assistance led to the adoption of a new Performance Audit Measure for the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to promote anti-corruption practices and the effective use of public funds. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["3550000.00", "3750000.00", "3350000.00", "5350000.00"] ["39.9075 116.39723"] ["2005000032"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["13648353.93"]
68 CA-3-A031898001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Land Administration Program (LAP) The project aims to enhance economic and social growth and reduce poverty by improving access to land and increasing the security of land tenure. Implemented by the Ministry of Lands and Forestry in target areas in each of Ghana's 10 regions, the project is being funded by the Government of Ghana and six international donors. Closed 2003-04-01T00:00:00 2009-12-30T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Public sector policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Legal and judicial development 50.00%"] 1500000.00     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2010) include: 1) the project has helped improve the national land administration system. 2) There is now greater collaboration between land agencies and an increased number of land secretariats: 38 Customary Land Secretariats have been created and land registry offices are operating in nine regions. This means that the average Ghanaian no longer needs to travel to the capital to register land, which has resulted in more land transactions being reported and more deeds registered. 3) Seven thousand landholders have registered properties. Improved collection of the deed registration service changes at the Lands Commission Secretariats has made them more sustainable. 4) A Gender Strategy, an Action Plan with gender sensitive indicators and gender training manual were completed and are being implemented 5) Drafting of the new Land Bill is underway via a consultative process. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["300000.00", "300000.00", "300000.00", "300000.00", "300000.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2004000508"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]     ["1500000.00", "1500000.00"]
69 CA-3-A031899001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 District-Wide Assistance Project This project supports all 38 District Assemblies in northern Ghana in the implementation of their own district development plans. It supports the Government of Ghana in its efforts to reduce poverty in these northern districts, the poorest in Ghana. The project is regarded as a template for the newly established District Development Fund under the National Action Plan on Decentralization. Closed 2004-04-01T00:00:00 2012-05-23T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] Government of Ghana ["Education facilities and training 50.00%", "Water sector policy and administrative management 5.00%", "Public sector policy and administrative management 17.00%", "Financial policy and administrative management 17.00%", "Agricultural development 11.00%"] 24705510.60     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2011) include: The combined results of this project, and of the successor District-Wide Assistance Transition project (DWAP), were captured in an independent evaluation completed in February 2011. Overall, the evaluation found that DWAP has been a very successful activity. It has helped to deepen the administrative and accountability dimensions of decentralization in northern Ghana. It has also demonstrated the viability of decentralized budget support. Canadian funding, delivered through this project, financed 761 initiatives drawn from district development plans in 38 districts in Northern Ghana. Of the total initiatives, 488 are in the education sector (classrooms, sanitation facilities, school furniture). Currently, an estimated 40,000 students, including approximately 16,000 girls, benefit each year from the enhanced learning environments in 1,100 new classrooms. Other district initiatives include water and sanitation facilities, health facilities (rural clinics, improved community health compounds, nutrition centres), community market infrastructure, and police posts. Districts have shown steady improvements in their planning, financial management, procurement, and monitoring of projects. The project was used as a template for the District Development Facility, a large-scale, national Government of Ghana program established in 2008 to support local governments. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2400000.00", "2500000.00", "3500000.00", "3500000.00", "3100000.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2004000078"] ["Government of Ghana "]     ["24705510.60", "2400000.00", "365373.84", "-3195134.00", "3195134.00", "3195134.00", "241508.04", "588.60", "3470286.76", "3883881.06", "-19020.95", "7994628.08", "-121994.92", "2890204.00"]
70 CA-3-A031906001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Egyptian Early Childhood Education (Planning Phase) This project represents CIDA's contribution to a multi-donor initiative seeking to improve basic childhood education at the kindergarten level and make it more accessible to children who are disadvantaged due to gender, poverty, disability, ethnicity, status, or location. The project includes a feeding program and teacher training. Closed 2006-12-18T00:00:00 2012-09-28T00:00:00 ["Egypt 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Early childhood education 100.00%"] 14565608.06     Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2013r) include: (1) nine non-governmental organizations working in 304 communities opened 873 kindergarten classrooms which 8,761 girls and 10,001 boys are attending; (2) the framework for a kindergarten curriculum and accompanying supports was completed and approved; (3) a path to ensure promotions for kindergarten teachers was developed; (4) a teacher training program was set up; (5) eleven training packages were developed and delivered to 32,485 teachers, supervisors, facilitators and principals; (6) guides on the environment, community participation and family participation, as well as a Teachers’ Guide, a Supervisors’ Guide and a Professional Guide for Early Childhood Education Leaders were developed and distributed. These contributed to improving basic childhood education at the kindergarten level. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada EGM Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Magh Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["3227960.00", "3469040.00", "3215420.00", "3069980.00", "2517600.00"] ["30.06263 31.24967"] ["2006000265"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["14565608.06"]
71 CA-3-A031909010 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) - India - 2011-2012 The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) is designed to support small projects proposed and implemented by local organizations in India. In providing funding for small projects that offer direct social, economic, or technical assistance to local populations, the CFLI contributes to the overall goal of reducing proverty. The specific objective of this CFLI is to promote community-based development and equality between women and men. The main organizations eligible for funding are community-based and non-governmental organizations. Closed 2011-04-01T00:00:00 2012-03-31T00:00:00 ["India 100.00%"] High Commission of Canada in India ["Primary education 14.00%", "Vocational training 8.00%", "Basic drinking water supply 12.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 45.00%", "Agricultural development 21.00%"] 391253.41       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["410000.00"] ["28.63576 77.22445"] ["2011200009"] ["High Commission of Canada in India "]     ["391253.41"]
72 CA-3-A031924001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to the Office of the Ombudsman CIDA and the Office of the Ombudsman (Defensoria del Pueblo) jointly designed this project to strengthen the Office's services, structures, and systems. The Office's new 5-year strategic plan proposes, notably, an increased emphasis on State monitoring and concrete policy-making recommendations. The expected results are: 1) the State, at all government levels (national, regional, and local), develops and implements public policies that aim to protect the social, cultural, and economic rights of poor and marginalized populations; 2) the population, especially the poor and the marginalized, benefit from improved abilities and possibilities to exercise their rights; and 3) the Office's personnel is competent and the Office benefits from adequate organizational and managerial systems that allow it to comply with its mandate effectively and efficiently. Since 2006, the project has been funded through a basket fund created under Canadian leadership to promote donor harmonization and coordination. Closed 2003-05-27T00:00:00 2008-05-30T00:00:00 ["Peru 100.00%"] Defensoria del Pueblo - Peru ["Human rights 100.00%"] 4131832.23     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: The project increased citizens’ awareness of their rights and helped the Defensoría increase its ability to investigate human rights violations; reach citizens from remote, poor and rural areas of the country; and keep the government accountable. The Defensoría effectiveness in achieving its mandate is reflected by the high percentage of Peruvians considering that the Defensoría is efficient in promoting, defending and protecting integral human rights. This project ended in December 2006. Basket funds/pooled funding Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1481250.00", "1371250.00", "1196250.00", "801250.00"] ["-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2003000117"] ["Defensoria del Pueblo - Peru "]     ["4131832.23", "481659.00", "2861.32", "11451.00", "3075.72", "3138.42", "122089.27", "203132.01", "295528.22", "3114.54", "18725.50", "3156.45", "182471.98", "233989.30", "-12738.47", "234218.93", "-2322.33", "2322.33", "-12738.47", "-2322.33", "12738.47", "108377.19", "144547.59", "235239.00", "659849.13", "288091.86", "679407.33", "-2322.33", "2322.33", "-12738.47", "12738.47"]
73 CA-3-A031927001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Local Governance Support Program in Muslim Mindanao Local Governance Support Program in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (LGSPA) aims to enhance local governance capacity in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) with respect to local government leadership and management, service delivery, resource generation and management, participatory governance, and peace building. It builds on the successful results of the Local Government Support Program I and II, using the strategies, tools and lessons learned to replicate the overall process of capacity development and performance improvement in ARMM Local Government Units. It also works with the Autonomous Regional Government and other institutions to develop their capacity to support local government development. Closed 2005-05-13T00:00:00 2009-12-30T00:00:00 ["Philippines 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Public sector policy and administrative management 50.00%", "Public finance management 30.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 20.00%"] 15507684.49     End-of-project results include: More than 100 local government units in the ARMM received support through the project. 88 of the 94 local government units surveyed reported improvements in their overall level of capacity and performance. Improvements were greatest in the areas of local government leadership and management, participatory governance and local peacebuilding; modest in the area of service delivery; and least in the areas of resource mobilization and revenue generation. At the end of the project, 33 local government units were adjudged to have sufficient capacity, 48 fair capacity, and 13 weak capacity. The conditions enabling good governance, peace, and development in the ARMM also improved. This is evidenced by: the development of the halal food industry; strengthened leadership on the part of the ARMM Department of the Interior and Local Government in improving local governance through the roll-out of the Local Governance Performance Management System and the establishment of the Local Governance Resource Center; improved capacity and performance on the part of the ARMM in leading development coordination, especially inter-agency cooperation and engagement with the private sector; enhanced participatory approach (vertical and horizontal) in preparing the ARMM Regional Executive and Legislative Agenda; improved civil society engagement with government in promoting and supporting good governance, peace, and development; and strengthened peace networks. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["500000.00", "3749792.00", "3991629.00", "3453584.00", "3186746.00", "1368249.00", "1500000.00"] ["14.6042 120.9822"] ["2005000036"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["15507684.49"]
74 CA-3-A031929001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Human Resources Development Services This initiative aims to improve the collection, analysis, and dissemination of labour market information in order to contribute to making the Jordanian workplace more transparent. The project's purpose is to ensure that labour market decision-making by institutions, employers and prospective employees (men and women) are made on the basis of comprehensive, timely, and regularly updated gender-sensitive information systems, that are supported by continuous technical and internet-based services. Closed 2004-03-24T00:00:00 2011-05-05T00:00:00 ["Jordan 100.00%"] National Center for Human Resources Development ["Advanced technical and managerial training 50.00%", "Employment policy and administrative management 50.00%"] 4693076.25     Results achieved as of the end of the project include: The establishment of a Human Resources Information system, which will be the basis for good, evidence-based decision-making by the Government of Jordan. The Electronic Labour Exchange system, which provides electronic employment services by linking employers with job seekers, was franchised to a digital private sector employment agency. The Professional Career Counselling component has ensured the strategic coordination of career counselling programs at the national level, through a Career Guidance Working Group, which was established by the project. In addition, career-related resources and manuals were developed, and are supporting higher education institutions, counsellors, and students, online and through 12 career counselling centers in universities around the Kingdom of Jordan. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada EGM Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Magh Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["882930.00", "1000000.00", "1000000.00", "277070.00"] ["31.95522 35.94503"] ["2003000561"] ["National Center for Human Resources Development "]     ["4693076.25", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "36617.00", "446410.00", "113954.00", "223475.00", "16331.00", "159742.00", "242482.00", "97614.00", "3308.00", "130067.00", "30000.00", "85606.00", "-58256.11", "58256.11", "85201.00", "531764.00", "80729.00", "6843.00", "358171.00", "127724.00", "95077.00", "-15519.00", "15519.00", "106544.00"]
75 CA-3-A031934001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to the AIDS Fund The goal of this project is to promote safer sex among those people who are most at risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) in Cameroon, most notably, truck drivers, sex trade workers and those living along major trade routes and Cameroon's borders. The project consists of a decentralized fund dedicated to supporting local initiatives for HIV/AIDS prevention. The project aims to decrease the amount of new HIV/AIDS infections in Cameroon as well as to reduce the spread of STDs in high risk environments. Closed 2004-06-30T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Cameroon 100.00%"] High Commission of Canada to Cameroon ["STD control including HIV/AIDS 100.00%"] 1623170.64       Other technical assistance Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["345550.00", "475860.00", "434660.00", "419410.00", "324520.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667"] ["2004000329"] ["High Commission of Canada to Cameroon "]   ["CA-3-A031934002"] ["1623170.64"]
76 CA-3-A031934002 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Deseases (STD) on Main Roads The goal of this project is to promote safer sex to those who are most at risk to sexually transmitted diseases (STD) in Cameroon, most notably, truck drivers, sex trade workers and those living along major trade routes and Cameroon's borders. The project focuses on the prevention of STDs and HIV/AIDS among those who are most vulnerable through the establishment of health facilities, as well as aiding community organizations in their effort to communicate the importance of safer sex. Closed 2004-07-30T00:00:00 2009-10-21T00:00:00 ["Cameroon 100.00%"] CARE Canada ["STD control including HIV/AIDS 100.00%"] 4818857.87     Results achieved as of the end of the project (June 2009) include: 19 HIV screening campaigns were organized, making it possible to screen 9,656 people, including 3,468 women, of whom 6.71% were HIV-positive; condom use in high-risk relations with casual partners increased from 65% to 92.2%; 30,624 STD cases were diagnosed, including 5,549 sex workers and 2,119 truckers; 53,312 patients received counselling; and the 20 health districts covered by the project no longer experience inventory shortages. They have the materials they need for screening tests. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["800000.00", "1000000.00", "1300000.00", "1000000.00", "900000.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667"] ["2004000711"] ["CARE Canada "]   ["CA-3-A031934001"] ["4818857.87", "425000.00", "413690.00", "113680.00", "86827.00", "58070.00", "345488.00", "206936.00", "425000.00", "221506.00", "371969.00", "280769.00", "150989.00", "334355.00", "389770.00", "198678.00", "455077.00", "319358.00", "-22308.29"]
77 CA-3-A031937001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Artibonite River Watershed Rehabilitation This project contributes to the rehabilitation of the Artibonite River watershed in the border zone between Haiti and the Dominican Republic and to strengthening dialogue between the two countries. There are two components to the project: technical assistance and capacity building for agencies and institutions operating in the area and funding to support initiatives that contribute to the rehabilitation of selected areas within the watershed. The project seeks to halt the process of environmental degradation and reverse the degradation of the forest canopy. It strengthens the ability of both governments' institutions to address watershed management issues and helps to reduce tensions in the area via better dialogue between the two countries. It also assists local populations in designing and implementing productive activities, improving their economic situation, and respecting the environment. Closed 2005-01-01T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Haiti 50.00%", "Dominican Republic 50.00%"] Consortium Oxfam-Québec / CRC Sogema Inc. ["River basins' development 40.00%", "Agricultural land resources 30.00%", "Forestry development 30.00%"] 9297555.42     Results achieved by this project, which ended in March 2012, include: Over 400,000 fruit and forest trees have been planted in Haiti and over 500,000 in Dominican Republic, in accordance with the integrated watershed management plan, thereby helping to reverse degradation of the forest cover and curb environmental degradation. The Environment ministers of Haiti and the Dominican Republic signed a joint declaration on the importance of cooperation between the two nations to joinlty manage their shared natural resources. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1500000.00", "1500000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "1500000.00", "1000000.00", "400000.00"] ["18.500125 -69.98857", "18.53917 -72.335"] ["2004000330"] ["Consortium Oxfam-Québec / CRC Sogema Inc. "]     ["9297555.42"]
78 CA-3-A031974001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 ECOWAS Executive Secretariat Institutional Capacity Building The purpose of the project is to strengthen the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) processes and capacities in regional cooperation and integration, and in conflict prevention and management by helping build the ECOWAS Commission’s core and institutional capacities. ECOWAS is a West African intergovernmental institution responsible for economically integrating its 15 member countries, promoting regional cooperation in key areas of development, preventing conflict, and peacekeeping in the region. ECOWAS provides support in the form of technical assistance. It also provides direct financial support to help implement a Commission capacity-building program, so it can carry out its mandate more efficiently and effectively. Closed 2006-03-30T00:00:00 2013-08-29T00:00:00   ECOWAS - Economic Community of West African States ["Public sector policy and administrative management 75.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 25.00%"] 5413006.82     Overall results achieved from the technical assistance (2006-2012): The recruitment and training of 6 key staff within the Finance and Administration Commission and the implementation of new internationally accepted human resources, procurement and accounting procedures and methods have resulted in increasing the management capacity of the Commission. This, in turn, has contributed to a better positioning of the ECOWAS with respect to international standards in procurement, human resources and financial management. This improvement helps build its authority as a Regional Economic Community. Results from the pool fund achieved in 2010, 2011 & 2012: The dialogue with Member States and key stakeholders, that led to identify priorities in regional policies for economic growth and resources needs in West Africa, has resulted in elaborating a new ECOWAS Strategic Plan and a Medium-Term Regional Action Plan used by the Commission and its Member States as the framework to promote citizen ownership of the ECOWAS 2020 Vision. The recruitment of 4 economists to harmonize regional policies, the implementation of a database to monitor the economic situation and the training of 130 economists from the 15 Member States of the ECOWAS in macroeconomic analysis and simulation have strengthened the capacity of ECOWAS and Member States for the socioeconomic analysis and planning. This has resulted in the development of 15 national socioeconomic models that will serve to prioritize, plan and conduct impact assessments. In the medium term, these quantitative and long-term planning models will contribute to strengthening the consistency of programs, projects and development policies within the ECOWAS Region, in view of accelerating and deepening the regional economic integration. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["South of Sahara, regional"]   ["700000.00", "1450000.00", "1200000.00", "950000.00", "850000.00", "600000.00"] ["14.6937 -17.44406", "6.30054 -10.7969", "6.82055 -5.27674", "5.55602 -0.1969", "9.05785 7.49508", "12.36566 -1.53388", "6.13748 1.21227", "11.86357 -15.59767", "18.08581 -15.9785", "6.49646 2.60359", "8.484 -13.22994", "13.45 -16.57", "9.53795 -13.67729", "13.51366 2.1098", "12.65 -8", "14.93152 -23.51254"] ["2005000709"] ["ECOWAS - Economic Community of West African States "]     ["5413006.82", "3381.56", "500000.00", "500000.00", "-1906.78", "500000.00", "-1906.78", "1906.78", "500000.00", "500000.00", "500000.00"]
79 CA-3-A031998001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Program Support Unit - Sri Lanka - 2003-2010 The Program Suppport Unit (PSU) provides essential services to support the planning and delivery of Canada's official development assistance to Sri Lanka. Such services include logistical and administrative services, project monitoring, management of local funds, and analytical and professional services. The PSU is managed locally. Closed 2003-05-30T00:00:00 2011-06-20T00:00:00 ["Sri Lanka 100.00%"] Asia - Program Support Unit ["Public sector policy and administrative management 40.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 30.00%", "Social/welfare services 30.00%"] 3499415.50       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["600000.00", "600000.00", "600000.00", "600000.00", "1100000.00"] ["6.93194 79.84778"] ["2003000414"] ["Asia - Program Support Unit "]     ["3499415.50"]
80 CA-3-A032014001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support in Decentralizing the Education System This is a project designed to help build the institutional capacities of Morocco's education system by implementing decentralization and deconcentration. The project aims to support Morocco's education system in its desire to decentralize and deconcentrate authority and responsibility to regional education and training academies (AREFs) and educational institutions. Technical assistance thus supports and advises Morocco's education system in implementing operational procedures and changes to be made in view of Morocco's decision to implement its reform, and especially to establish a decentralized and deconcentrated management procedure. Closed 2005-02-09T00:00:00 2013-03-14T00:00:00 ["Morocco 100.00%"] CRC Sogema Inc. ["Education policy and administrative management 60.00%", "Primary education 20.00%", "Secondary education 20.00%"] 13850836.19     Results as of the end of the project (December 2010) include: The Moroccan education system’s internal and external communications were enhanced; a gender institutional strategy was developed and implemented; 10,000 managers of the Ministry of National Education were trained in participative management a management system that encourages employees at all levels to identify and set organizational goals, problem solve, and contribute to decisions that may directly affect them; 7,000 managers were trained in strategic communications and 10,500 managers were trained in results based management. These results contributed to the strengthening of the institutional capacities of the Moroccan education system in its implementation of Morocco’s education decentralisation. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["3678000.00", "3118000.00", "2833000.00", "2063000.00", "1808000.00"] ["34.01325 -6.83255"] ["2003000570"] ["CRC Sogema Inc. "]     ["13850836.19"]
81 CA-3-A032016001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Strengthening the Social and Economic Research Consortium The Social and Economic Research Consortium is an umbrella organization that brings together over 30 social and economic research institutions in Peru. Through this project, the Consortium's capacity to pursue its mandate of contributing to policy development in Peru is strengthened. The project enhances the level of national debate on key economic and social policy alternatives. It bolsters the academic community in order to produce and disseminate useful knowledge for analysts and decision-makers in the public sector, civil society, academia, and international cooperation. The project supports public sector reform, public administration, and decentralization, in line with the Government of Peru's priorities, which are also stated in CIDA's bilateral Programming Plan for Peru. The project also coincides with Peru's goal to have access to better information from around the country. The project is funded jointly with the International Development Research Centre. Closed 2004-04-15T00:00:00 2011-02-03T00:00:00 ["Peru 100.00%"] Consorcio de Investigación Económica y Social ["Public sector policy and administrative management 25.00%", "Democratic participation and civil society 25.00%", "Research/scientific institutions 50.00%"] 4665641.74     Results achieved as of the end of the project: The project succeeded in achieving most of its intended results relating to improving the institutional capacity of the Social and Economic Research Consortium to promote academic research and policy discussion. The Consortium’s work has increased cooperation among academic institutions; strengthened the influence of evidence-based research in policy making; and helped improve the quality of academic research in Peru. Results were achieved by offering yearly research grants (191 in total), regularly publishing academic literature, and forging alliances between academia and other sectors in Peru, including government and the private sector. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["680000.00", "1050000.00", "1050000.00", "1000000.00", "950000.00", "170000.00"] ["-12.04318 -77.02824"] ["2009200046"] ["Consorcio de Investigación Económica y Social "]     ["4665641.74", "100000.00", "284865.78", "72841.22", "120162.00", "253851.00", "271797.00", "300000.00", "223417.00", "173774.00", "244461.00", "108034.00", "173759.00", "27343.00", "300000.00", "256687.00", "52930.00", "155672.00", "-300000.00", "59735.00", "300000.00", "300000.00", "291532.00", "-286130.00", "286130.00", "286130.00", "208855.00", "-30895.00", "30895.00", "30895.00", "58384.00", "244875.00"]
82 CA-3-A032030001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Burkina Faso - Program Support Unit - 2003-2011 This project supports Canada's cooperation program in Burkina Faso. This mechanism's goal is to strengthen the effectiveness of Canada's official development assistance to Burkina Faso. Its purpose is to help CIDA and the Government of Burkina Faso to plan, implement, and monitor CIDA's assistance program. Closed 2003-09-02T00:00:00 2009-12-31T00:00:00 ["Burkina Faso 100.00%"] Embassy of Canada to Burkina Faso ["Primary education 60.00%", "Employment policy and administrative management 40.00%"] 4995000.00       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["844700.00", "939500.00", "956200.00", "995400.00", "1048300.00", "115900.00"] ["12.36566 -1.53388"] ["2003000151"] ["Embassy of Canada to Burkina Faso "]     ["4995000.00", "668.80"]
83 CA-3-A032035001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Strategic Information Management Program - Ghana This program finances Ghanaian participation in the Canadian International Development Agency 's Strategic Information Management Program which provides training in information management and technology. Closed 2003-04-01T00:00:00 2010-05-31T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] Uncoded ["Public sector policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 68908.67       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["45000.00", "45000.00", "47000.00", "47000.00", "49000.00", "49000.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2003000573"] ["Uncoded"]     ["68908.67"]
84 CA-3-A032036006 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Vanni Rehabilitation Project The Vanni Rehabilitation Project represents one component of the larger ongoing initiative - the Transition Recovery Program in Sri Lanka - being implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The overall objective of the project is to facilitate the sustainable resettlement of returnees and reduce tensions within and between targeted communities by improving their socio-economic conditions. The project is being implemented in five Secretariat Divisions in Mullaitivu and Killinochchi districts, and targets 3,000 beneficiary families who are currently being resettled. It consists of an early recovery component followed by a longer-term recovery component. Closed 2010-03-03T00:00:00 2010-03-19T00:00:00 ["Sri Lanka 100.00%"] UNDP - United Nations Development Programme ["Participation in international peacekeeping operations 100.00%"] 1200000.00     Results as of July 2011 include: over 1,700 returnee families were provided with livelihood inputs, such as water pumps, barbed wire, sprayers, sewing machines, and sets of livestock in two districts; 28 community based organizations were reorganized and trained to conduct livelihood, infrastructure, micro-credit, micro-enterprise development interventions and infrastructure maintenance; 119 beneficiaries were trained on modern agriculture practices to increase farm productivity; seven women’s rural development societies in two districts received seed capital to initiate revolving loans; 139 beneficiaries were provided with micro loans to initiate income-generating activities; rice mills were constructed and rice milling and food-processing activities commenced; and two multipurpose buildings were renovated. As a result of all of the above, returnee families engaged in livelihood activities soon after their resettlement and developed renewed ownership of their communities. Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1200000.00"] ["6.93194 79.84778"] ["2010200008"] ["UNDP - United Nations Development Programme "]     ["1200000.00", "1200000.00"]
85 CA-3-A032038001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Targeted Budget Support for Education for All The goal of this initiative is to improve access to quality basic education especially for the rural poor and disadvantaged girls and boys. Targeted Budget Support for Education for All (EFA) consists of two components: (1) a budget support operation through the Education National Targeted Program in support of national EFA goals in basic education and the promotion of minimum service delivery standards; and (2) a capacity development facility designed to strengthen the administration of the education system and the National Targeted Program. The project focuses on improved access, enhanced quality, gender equality, and an improved education-enabling environment through comprehensive capacity development. Project activities help to advance the implementation of the National EFA Action Plan; improve access to educational opportunities for students in the most disadvantaged schools through a package of investments designed to enhance the quality of the country's primary education sector. CIDA, Belgium, the World Bank, the European Commission, the United Kingdom and New Zealand fund this project jointly. Closed 2006-03-09T00:00:00 2011-03-08T00:00:00 ["Vietnam 100.00%"] Government of Vietnam - Ministry of Education and Training ["Education policy and administrative management 30.00%", "Education facilities and training 35.00%", "Primary education 35.00%"] 14624905.89     Results as of the end of the project (December 2011) include: improved access to quality basic education through support to priorities identified by the Government of Vietnam to enhance the quality of education and strengthen the administration of the education system. Those results enhanced the development and approval of a five-year action program (2011-2016) on education reform. The project has contributed to improving children’s access to quality basic education, particularly in rural areas of Vietnam. Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2250000.00", "2772000.00", "4927000.00", "5051000.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117"] ["2005000398"] ["Government of Vietnam - Ministry of Education and Training "]     ["14624905.89", "2250000.00", "-28700.45", "-28700.45", "28700.45", "2470000.00", "3700000.00", "500000.00", "-28700.45", "28700.45", "-4222622.55", "4222622.55", "-4222623.00", "4222623.00", "4222623.00", "1100000.00", "386077.00", "-5196.99"]
86 CA-3-A032039001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to the Niger Basin Authority Capacity-Building Program This regional program aims to build the management capacities of the Niger Basin Authority (NBA) in its mission to promote cooperation among member countries for integrated management of the basin's water resources. On a medium-term basis, the program seeks the implementation of more integrated management of the use of the basin's natural resources. The goal of this program is to make NBA an institution with a legal and institutional framework, an organization that can truly operate and perform on a long-term basis, focusing on the basin's sustainable development for the well-being of communities on the Niger River. The program aims to build capacities in three areas: the NBA Secretariat, national mechanisms, and civil society. Closed 2009-01-26T00:00:00 2013-09-30T00:00:00   Niger Basin Authority ["Water sector policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Water resources conservation (including data collection) 10.00%", "River basins' development 30.00%", "Water transport 10.00%", "Agricultural policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Agricultural water resources 30.00%"] 6660529.92     At the end of project activities (September 2013), the main results are as follows: 1) The NBA has improved its organizational capacity by: i) improving its financial management and adopting a unique guidelines of financial accounting and administrative procedures , as well as a unique procurement regulation ; and ii) computerizing its system of human resource management and adopting the principle of performance evaluation of its executives. 2) The ability to design, plan and manage projects and programs as well as the technical expertise of the NBA were strengthened through a series of trainings for NBA’s managers and through the development of tools in the following areas: i) management and strategic and operational planning (work plans and reports based on RBM, Strategic Plan 2013-2022) ; and ii) the monitoring of environmental and socio -economic impacts as well as the modeling of the hydraulic operation of the river. 3) In gender, the NBA has launched a thinking process to adopt a policy dedicated to institutionalizing gender into its activities in the Niger basin. 4) The visibility of the institution has improved through: i) the recruitment of a communication expert; ii) better coverage of events organized by the institution ; and iii) a more accessible Internet portal of the institution. In addition, in September 2013, the NBA adopted a communication plan. 5) The NBA as adopted a Water Charter, in force since July 2010, to prevent and manage conflicts, to secure water infrastructures and shared natural resources in the interest of the Member States. 5 annexes are being adopted to facilitate the implementation of the Water Charter. 6) Given the poor results from National Focal Structures (NFS) and Users’ National or Regional Coordination Groups (UNCG-URCG), the NBA will have to make them more functional. Note also that the upgrade UNCG made their mandates, more legitimate, more representative of users and better aligned with the expectations of the NBA. 7) The project generated the following deliverables: i… Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["South of Sahara, regional"]   ["450000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "2000000.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667", "14.6937 -17.44406", "-4.26613 15.28318", "6.30054 -10.7969", "6.82055 -5.27674", "5.55602 -0.1969", "3.75 8.78333", "-4.32758 15.31357", "9.05785 7.49508", "12.36566 -1.53388", "6.13748 1.21227", "11.86357 -15.59767", "18.08581 -15.9785", "4.36122 18.55496", "6.49646 2.60359", "0.39241 9.45356", "8.484 -13.22994", "0.3365 6.72732", "13.45 -16.57", "9.53795 -13.67729", "12.10672 15.0444", "13.51366 2.1098", "12.65 -8", "14.93152 -23.51254", "9.02497 38.74689", "4.85165 31.58247", "15.55177 32.53241", "2.03711 45.34375"] ["2005000399"] ["Niger Basin Authority "]     ["6660529.92", "193898.38", "389000.00", "484176.46", "432054.35", "544895.44", "222005.19", "44272.07", "211093.41", "282707.00", "364999.09", "102940.89", "105302.10", "861508.00", "398571.76", "194585.28", "510173.00", "545249.11", "241438.43", "343540.41"]
87 CA-3-A032041001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Promoting Sustainable Agriculture in Borno State The Promoting Sustainable Agriculture in Borno State (PROSAB) project aims to improve the livelihoods of resource poor farmers and their income generating capabilities through interventions that increase agricultural productivity while reducing environmental and land degradation. The project's objectives are to: a) increase the sustainable agricultural productivity of male and female farmers; b) improve access of male and female farmers to agricultural input and output markets; c) reinforce policies for the sustainable management of land, crops, and livestock; and, d) strengthen the capacities of project partners in the implementation of project activities. The PROSAB team has built partnerships with the Borno State Agriculture Development Program in charge of extension services, the University of Maiduguri (the capital of Borno State), and the Community Research for Empowerment and Development, a local non-governmental organization. The PROSAB team uses a participatory approach in the mobilization of communities in order to engage them fully in the success of this initiative. The project is expected to improve food security and to reduce environmental degradation in Borno State. Closed 2003-09-24T00:00:00 2009-10-30T00:00:00 ["Nigeria 100.00%"] IITA - International Institute for Tropical Agriculture ["Food crop production 50.00%", "Livestock 25.00%", "Agricultural services 25.00%"] 7154761.29     Results achieved as of the end of the project (January 2010) include: (1) Striga (a parasitic weed that has devastating effects upon crops) resistant technologies (i.e. crop rotation and improved seed variety) and drought resistant varieties have been made available to 949 farmers, including 433 women; (2) Test plots using these new technologies have shown that agriculture productivity has nearly doubled; and (3) Improved crop management practices in targeted communities resulted in up to a 102% reduction in Striga population in cowpea fields, up to 102% reduction in maize fields, and up to a 76% reduction in sorghum fields. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1000000.00", "1805841.00", "1467520.00", "1411743.00", "1564896.00"] ["9.05785 7.49508"] ["2003000574"] ["IITA - International Institute for Tropical Agriculture "]     ["7154761.29", "500000.00", "298854.00", "390904.00", "320577.00", "298941.00", "359720.00", "328324.00", "302938.00", "465107.00", "125029.00", "251215.00", "500000.00", "327854.00", "324680.00", "260088.00", "232147.00", "201375.00", "-382971.00", "119255.00", "382971.00", "382971.00", "163387.00", "250643.00", "107529.00", "274582.00", "188880.00", "25000.00"]
88 CA-3-A032049001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Peace-Building from Below The project facilitates the mobilization, development, strengthening, and networking of community-based organizations (CBOs) and people's organizations in two districts in eastern Nepal that lack basic infrastructure, government resources, and social sector support systems. The project focuses on promoting equitable socio-economic development by empowering local people, particularly marginalized and disadvantaged groups. It aims to improve health and sanitation in rural communities by increasing livelihood and employment opportunities for women, Dalits, and other disadvantaged groups. The project includes advocating and networking for social justice, good governance, and pro-poor development. It supports democracy programming by addressing the needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and ex-combatants, especially women, who are returning home after years of conflict. The project is implemented by Rural Reconstruction Nepal, in partnership with local CBOs, non-governmental organizations, and relevant government agencies. Closed 2008-11-06T00:00:00 2012-09-11T00:00:00 ["Nepal 100.00%"] Rural Reconstruction Nepal ["Democratic participation and civil society 30.00%", "Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution 25.00%", "Multi-sector aid for basic social services 20.00%", "Multisector aid 25.00%"] 3247915.28     Results achieved as of the end of the project (July 2012) include: 24,198 people benefitted from 57 sub-projects initiated by 39 Community-Based Organizations that improved irrigation, drinking water, schools, toilet construction, and feeder roads. Increased capacity of 150 Community Based Organizations to promote peace building initiatives in collaboration with local level stakeholders. In FY 2011/12, 27 peace building initiatives were carried out under the project, while outside the project 25% of Community Based Organizations were observed independently implementing at least one collaborative peace building project. 13 community health posts were supported with the basic equipments such as furniture, pregnancy checkup equipments, and fridges leading to improved quality of health services. 274 people trained for income generating activities including improved farming techniques, house wiring, mobile repairing, village level animal health worker, bamboo handicrafts and masonry. Peace Building from Below’s Circumstance-based model for community-based reconciliation drafted and presented to the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction for their nationwide replication strategy. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1055000.00", "1101500.00", "1143500.00"] ["27.70169 85.3206"] ["2008000481"] ["Rural Reconstruction Nepal "]     ["3247915.28", "29950.00", "426319.00", "190311.00", "484530.00", "261106.00", "305928.00", "500000.00", "500000.00", "20299.00", "72711.00", "29048.00", "77298.00", "140894.00", "11606.00"]
89 CA-3-A032073009 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) - Pakistan - 2011-2012 The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) is designed to support small projects proposed and implemented by local organizations in Pakistan. In providing funding for small projects that offer direct social, economic, or technical assistance to local populations, the CFLI contributes to the overall goal of reducing poverty. Closed 2011-05-11T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Pakistan 100.00%"] Asia - Program Support Unit ["Democratic participation and civil society 100.00%"] 369903.51       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["370000.00"] ["33.72148 73.04329"] ["2011200010"] ["Asia - Program Support Unit "]     ["369903.51"]
90 CA-3-A032075001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Labour-Intensive Local Development This project represents a second CIDA contribution to the Labour Intensive Local Development Programme. In its second phase, the program continues to fund infrastructure and protection initiatives, but with greater emphasis on the developmental impact of new and rehabilitated infrastucture and productive resources (terraces, marshland). The program has strengthened the component of complementary training provided to individuals and farmer organizations (e.g. sustainable farming techniques), private sector enterprises, and local governments (e.g. managing labour intensive projects and maintaining infrastructure). Closed 2010-03-29T00:00:00 2012-11-20T00:00:00 ["Rwanda 100.00%"] Government of the Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs ["Public sector policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Road transport 15.00%", "Agricultural development 10.00%", "Agricultural land resources 20.00%", "Agricultural water resources 20.00%", "Agricultural education/training 5.00%", "Agricultural co-operatives 5.00%", "Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development 5.00%", "Bio-diversity 10.00%"] 3000000.00     End of project results include: To prevent soil erosion, 180 hectares of terraces were constructed along with 617 km of infiltration galleries. 240 hectares of marshland have been improved for year round intensive agriculture. A total of 33.4 km of feeder roads have been constructed or rehabilitated. External monitoring concluded that these roads have contributed to the economic development of the communities they serve. The effect of labour-intensive activities was visible and confirmed by local authorities. Marshland development, including environmental protection, and road works have enabled those employed to earn a regular income for extended periods: more than 18 months at a rate of 22 working days per month. By the end of the project, positive impacts were visible in households in the region where incomes have increased. Goats were purchased using additional income. The number of motorcycle taxis increased, because workers can afford to use them. The number of new small businesses and the number of renovated or rehabilitated houses increased. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2400000.00", "300000.00", "300000.00"] ["-1.94995 30.05885"] ["2010200011"] ["Government of the Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs "]     ["3000000.00", "2400000.00", "450000.00", "150000.00"]
91 CA-3-A032077001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Challenges to Regional Cooperation I This project provides consulting services required within the programming framework of the Pan-Africa Program, particularly in relation to the preparation of institutional, sectoral or thematic analyses and studies that directly benefit African partner institutions or the Pan-Africa Program in general. In terms of results, these studies and analyses permit African partner institutions to better define and achieve their mandates; more clearly identify and compensate for the challenges they face; and, more accurately measure their contribution to the resolution of various challenges to development in Africa. Closed 2003-05-27T00:00:00 2009-03-31T00:00:00   Uncoded ["Multisector aid 100.00%"] 497195.49       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"] ["Africa, regional"]   ["170000.00", "165000.00", "165000.00"] [{"geoName": "6255146", "SRSName": "http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326"}] ["2003000420"] ["Uncoded"]     ["497195.49"]
92 CA-3-A032087001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Technical Assistance (Jacmel) - Phase III This project provides the financial support needed to enable the Haitian electricity company (EDH) plant to continue providing quality electrical distribution service, despite the heavy increase in demand since 2000. The investments from the first two phases of the technical assistance projects in Jacmel are no longer sufficient to ensure an adequate response to the demand. The goal is to have the electrical system provide power to the residents round-the-clock. Closed 2005-03-11T00:00:00 2011-03-31T00:00:00 ["Haiti 100.00%"] Hydro-Québec ["Energy policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 4877459.52       Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2910907.00", "1089419.00", "903198.00"]   ["2003000579"] ["Hydro-Québec "]     ["1977459.52", "2900000.00"]
93 CA-3-A032091001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Civil Society and Governance Support The goal of the project is to support the governance capacities of a select group of government, civil society and private sector institutions in an effort to ensure a responsible, equitable state that respects the rights of its citizens. Areas of support include: judicial administration, management of public funds, the electoral process, democratic development and ensuring basic human rights are upheld in Cameroon. As a result of this project the men and women of Cameroon are expected to be better informed as to their individual rights, to be more involved in their communities and able to actively improve their quality of life. Closed 2004-10-01T00:00:00 2012-11-21T00:00:00 ["Cameroon 100.00%"] High Commission of Canada to Cameroon ["Democratic participation and civil society 90.00%", "Elections 10.00%"] 3474177.59       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["962250.00", "974118.00", "1017229.00", "995840.00", "1050563.00"] ["3.86667 11.51667"] ["2004000715"] ["High Commission of Canada to Cameroon "]     ["3474177.59", "35615.00", "-1618.60"]
94 CA-3-A032092001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Ghana Program Support Unit - Phase IV The Program Support Unit (PSU) helps increase the effectiveness of development programs in Ghana in a way that maximizes the synergies between the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) delivery instruments (projects and programs), sectors of concentration (water, food security, and good governance), and crosscutting themes (such as environment and gender equality). The PSU activities fall into four functional groups: program/project planning support and professional services; program delivery; administrative support; and logistical services. Expected Outcomes: 1) An enhanced field capacity to serve the needs of CIDA's Ghana Program in terms of data gathering, country, sector and crosscutting theme analysis, project planning and implementation and project monitoring; 2) a greater knowledge and understanding of the Government of Ghana's priorities, Ghana's development challenges, donor coordination and harmonization; 3) an enhancement of the effectiveness of Ghana, CIDA, and donors in meeting the challenges; and 4) an analysis of new programming approaches and thinking that enhances the effectiveness of CIDA's development assistance in Ghana. Closed 2003-12-31T00:00:00 2012-11-20T00:00:00 ["Ghana 100.00%"] Uncoded ["Water supply - large systems 17.50%", "Sanitation - large systems 17.50%", "Public sector policy and administrative management 10.00%", "Agricultural development 35.00%", "Multisector aid 20.00%"] 4861532.95       Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["492450.00", "1004850.00", "1032150.00", "912450.00", "924000.00", "534100.00"] ["5.55602 -0.1969"] ["2004000515"] ["Uncoded"]     ["4861532.95"]
95 CA-3-A032108001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Program-Based Approaches Facilitation Fund This fund provided flexible and rapid support to strategic activities that help Nicaraguan public institutions develop and manage sector-wide programs, in order to encourage investment by international donors in such programs. It responded to the government's clearly stated desire to move toward sector-wide programs in order to reduce administrative costs and increase the effectiveness of external cooperation. The fund is managed locally by CIDA's Program Support Unit in Nicaragua and responded to requests from Nicaraguan ministries, public sector institutions and municipalities. Closed 2004-01-14T00:00:00 2009-02-08T00:00:00 ["Nicaragua 100.00%"] Uncoded ["Public sector policy and administrative management 100.00%"] 496657.54     Results achieved as of project end included: CIDA and other donors are now more confident to invest in sector wide-programs. CIDA is now directly supporting two PBAs (Program-Based Approach) in Nicaragua in the sectors of education and agriculture. Under the PBA fund, 15 small-scale initiatives (sub-projects) were financed to enable the following results: The development of a National Work plan for the Ministry of Education, a National Strategy for Decentralization and Local Development, and a National Strategy for Water and Sanitation. Sixty civil servants strengthened their management capacity and knowledge of Sector Wide Approaches, Aid Effectiveness and donor coordination. This will directly translate into a greatest impact of the Official Development Aid in Nicaragua. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["100000.00", "200000.00", "200000.00"] ["12.13282 -86.2504"] ["2003000428"] ["Uncoded"]     ["496657.54"]
96 CA-3-A032110001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support to Basic Education in Nicaragua This initiative helps the Government of Nicaragua achieve the goals and objectives of the Education for All movement. The initiative emphasizes school improvement, increasing primary school enrolment, improving the quality of primary education, as well as improving the governance and management capacities of community and education officials at all levels. CIDA works closely with the Ministry of Education and the donor community involved in the education sector to support annual work objectives based on agreed-upon education strategies and activities. This project promotes primary education for boys and girls and gender equality. In addition to Canada's contribution to this program, CIDA also has responsibility for the management and delivery of an additional $45 million contribution to the initiative from the Government of the Netherlands. Closed 2005-04-14T00:00:00 2012-03-30T00:00:00 ["Nicaragua 100.00%"] Government of Nicaragua - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports ["Education facilities and training 20.00%", "Primary education 20.00%", "Secondary education 10.00%", "Public sector policy and administrative management 50.00%"] 16443731.24     Results achieved as of March 2012 include: school fees eliminated, 995,114 children have received meals at school through the School Feeding Program, increased investments for primary schools across the country, availability of textbooks and learning materials in all primary schools, school curricula revised and teachers training modules institutionalized. This in turn has contributed to increased access, quality and relevance of education as demonstrated by an increase in primary enrolment rate from 87.3% to 90.7%, a reduction of adult illiteracy rate from 20% to 3.3%, a revised Institutional Development Plan - the political framework that guide all actions in the education sector - endorsed by the international community, and satisfactory external audits. Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["1970000.00", "2240000.00", "2865000.00", "2900000.00", "2260000.00", "2115000.00", "2150000.00"] ["12.13282 -86.2504"] ["2005000050"] ["Government of Nicaragua - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports "]     ["16443731.24", "2000000.00", "2000000.00", "3228600.00", "3500000.00", "1504200.00", "5760.00", "1300000.00", "1461440.00", "400000.00"]
97 CA-3-A032113001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Judicial Development and Grassroots Engagement Project activities focus on developing capacities required for Vietnam to transform itself into a state "ruled by law". This project responds to the capacity building needs in the Vietnamese legal-judicial sector by working with the Supreme People's Court, the Ministry of Justice, and select civil society organizations to improve the administration of justice in Vietnam and increase knowledge of, and access to, the legal system, particularly for poor and disadvantaged groups. In particular, the project focuses on building the capacity of the Ministry of Justice's Judicial Academy and the Supreme People's Court's Judicial Training School to develop strategic plans and deliver quality professional skills training to legal and judicial personnel, in line with international legal standards and principles, including gender equality principles. Support is also provided for the planning and implementation of a Supreme People's Court strategic plan for the administration and procedural reform of courts. In addition, the project works to enhance the capacity of two to three Vietnamese civil society organisations to help them actively engage in the legal reform policymaking process and deliver sustainable and appropriate dispute resolution services to the poor, women, and ethnic minorities. The implementation of this project is a collaborative effort between Agriteam, the Government of Alberta, the University of Alberta, and the Canadian International Institute of Applied Negotiation. Closed 2006-05-15T00:00:00 2012-12-31T00:00:00 ["Vietnam 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Legal and judicial development 100.00%"] 11166125.08     Results achieved as of the end of the project (December 2012) include: (i) institutionalizing 43 courses and knowledge products developed and piloted by the project into the regular curriculum of two key training centres, the Judicial Academy of the Ministry of Justice and the Judicial Training School of the Supreme People's Court; (ii) providing training to over 3,700 judges using the new courses developed by the Judicial Training School; (iii) helping to change the training philosophy of both centres, moving the Judicial Training School from a lecture-based approach towards a skills-oriented and interactive approach to course development, and helping the Judicial Academy to improve curriculum development, produce better teaching materials, use student-centred inquiry method and adopt a quality assurance approach to assessing and measuring the quality and effectiveness of their teaching programs; (iv) improving citizen access to court services and increasing the transparency of the court administration system; (v) establishing 'model courts' by introducing a one-stop shop for citizens to file petitions and access court documents using pilot courts in Hue, Vinh Long, and Hung Yen provinces; (vi) developing and distributing a court clerk’s manual and providing training using the manual; and (vii) enhancing the efficiency and consistency of court administration using new information technology tools such as digital audio recording systems, local area networks, Web pages, and video handbooks. These have contributed to: (i) reducing wait times for citizens filing petitions from 14 days (average for all three provinces) in 2009 to four days in 2012 in model courts; and (ii) improving citizens’ access to court documents such as judgments by reducing wait times from two days to a matter of minutes in model courts. By December 2012, these court administration reforms were being replicated at the district-level courts in the three provinces and the Supreme People's Court plans to replicate them to other courts in Vietna… Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["300000.00", "2610400.00", "3208400.00", "3260400.00", "2620800.00"] ["21.0245 105.84117"] ["2004000517"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["11166125.08"]
98 CA-3-A032121001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support for the Education Sector This initiative forms the cornerstone of Canada’s support in achieving development objectives in education in Senegal, especially the second Millennium Development Goal. The main focus of this contribution is to help the Government of Senegal’s Ministry of Education to implement its Ten-year Plan for Education and Training (2001-2010). This contribution also supports the Ministry of Economy and Finance in monitoring implementation of the Government’s poverty reduction strategy and the Government’s public finance and procurement reforms. Activities are also planned to strengthen technical and management expertise in the three targeted components: education, poverty reduction, and financial management reform. As with all budget support initiatives, Canada is working in close cooperation with other donors and the Government of Senegal to strengthen its aid effectiveness, by focussing on effective, transparent, and accountable country systems; increasing donor coordination and harmonization; and strengthening mutual accountability. Sector-wide budgetary support also fosters greater policy dialogue among CIDA, government, and partners, thus helping to strengthen efforts for effective, focussed aid, as well as long-term development results. This initiative is continuously monitored and evaluated in coordination with other donors. This initiative’s expected results include progress throughout Senegal in areas such as access to education (for girls and boys), improved quality of education, and increased literacy. Additional expected results include progress in other areas, such as improvements in the transparency and rigour of public financial management, and overall capacity building and better governance of Senegal’s education system. All this helps to build overall capacity in Senegal and to sustain results achieved, long after the initiative is completed. Closed 2007-12-18T00:00:00 2012-12-31T00:00:00 ["Senegal 100.00%"] Government of Senegal - Ministry of Education ["Education policy and administrative management 90.00%", "Public finance management 10.00%"] 103024927.40     Results achieved as of the end of the project (May 2012) include: (1) the classroom construction rate more than doubled between 2007 and 2010, from 45.75% to 97.8%, while enrolment in literacy programs grew by 86%; (2) Senegal’s overall enrolment rate was 93.9% in 2011. The rate for girls (98.6%) is higher than that for boys (89.5%) by a margin of 9.1%; and (3) the primary-school graduation rate went from 59.1% in 2010 to 66.5% in 2011, a 7.4% jump. It should be pointed out that the graduation rate for girls (70.8%) increased significantly from 2010 (60.9%). These results reflect the improvement in the quality of basic education and of vocational and technical training in Senegal. Sector budget support Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Desertification", "Urban issues", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["35000000.00", "35000000.00", "35000000.00", "15000000.00"] ["14.6937 -17.44406"] ["2008000629"] ["Government of Senegal - Ministry of Education "]   ["CA-3-A032121005", "CA-3-A032121002", "CA-3-A032121004", "CA-3-A032121006", "CA-3-A032121003"] ["103024927.40", "24604316.00", "-24604316.00", "-23104316.00", "-1500000.00", "1500000.00", "1500000.00", "23104316.00", "23104316.00", "-14000000.00", "14000000.00", "4550000.00", "9450000.00", "5000000.00", "7493768.00", "5200000.00", "-21234242.00", "2720000.00", "18514242.00", "21234242.00", "680000.00", "3320400.00", "-14302778.00", "1550000.00", "12752778.00", "14302778.00", "7164496.00"]
99 CA-3-A032121004 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Support for the Education Sector in Senegal - Public Expenditure Review This initiative is a component of budget support for the education sector in Senegal and allows a public expenditure review of the education sector in Senegal. Closed 2009-09-01T00:00:00 2010-05-03T00:00:00 ["Senegal 100.00%"] IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank ["Education policy and administrative management 90.00%", "Public finance management 10.00%"] 100000.00       Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada WGM Africa Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["100000.00"] ["14.6937 -17.44406"] ["2009200051"] ["IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank "]   ["CA-3-A032121001", "CA-3-A032121002", "CA-3-A032121003", "CA-3-A032121006", "CA-3-A032121005"] ["100000.00", "100000.00"]
100 CA-3-A032124001 2025-03-04T06:33:31 Livestock Health Extension Services CIDA's contribution provides expertise to the Ministry of Agriculture to support China's efforts to improve animal health extension systems and services. The project promotes human health through the prevention and control of animal diseases by helping China meet World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)’s compliance requirements. (Note: in May 2003 the Office became the World Organisation for Animal Health but kept its historical acronym OIE.) The project aims to strengthen measures to protect animal health in response to recent outbreaks of avian flu and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). It also helps small farmers deal with the implications and challenges relating to China's compliance with OIE standards in animal health, production, and disease control. This project involves technical assistance to establish extension systems and services and to undertake pilot programs to help farmers better prevent animal disease, including diseases transmissible to humans. Ultimately, the project aims to influence policy-makers, to demonstrate the results of policy implementation, and, more importantly, to create a sustainable system for the effective delivery of animal health services through the training of trainers, farmers, and extension workers. Closed 2003-10-01T00:00:00 2011-03-31T00:00:00 ["China 100.00%"] Alinea International Ltd ["Infectious disease control 30.00%", "Livestock 60.00%", "Environmental policy and administrative management 10.00%"] 17950935.08     Results as of the end of the project (March 2011) include: By working with the Government of China at all levels of policy development, program implementation and grassroots training, the project made important contributions to the prevention and control of potential global pandemics. Eighty-four new laws and regulations governing animal health, and 22 new regulations on biowaste and environmental management were implemented as a result of the project. China adopted One Health approaches and built capacity in bio-safety, epidemiology, diagnostics and disease eradication. This significantly improves China’s ability to prevent, identify and control zoonotic diseases and protect public health both in China and abroad. Donor country personnel Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation   Global Affairs Canada OGM Indo-Pacific Pre-APP ["Gender equality", "Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting)", "Participatory development and good governance", "Trade development", "Biodiversity", "Climate change mitigation", "Climate Change Adaptation", "Urban issues", "Desertification", "Children's issues", "Youth Issues", "Indigenous Issues", "Disability", "ICT as a tool for development"]     ["2800000.00", "3917000.00", "4774000.00", "4389000.00", "3820000.00"] ["39.9075 116.39723"] ["2004000518"] ["Alinea International Ltd "]     ["17950935.08"]

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