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ICF - Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN)
General
This activity (ICF - Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN) ) is a component of Global Land Governance programme reported by FCDO, with a funding type of 111 - Not for profit organisation and a budget of £22,735,339.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management, Social Protection, Business policy and administration, Urban development and management.
Establishing System for Sustainable Integrated Land-use Planning Across New Britain Island in Papua New Guinea
Objectives
To reduce rates of agricultural driven deforestation and biodiversity loss and to establish a sustainable system of land-use planning to guide future land development activities, sustainable and resilient commodity/crop production and farming systems across Papua New Guinea.
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Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Target Groups
The project is targeting the delivery of significant socio-economic benefits. Through Component 1 the project will support the establishment of an effective system for integrated land use and development planning that will help to address conflicts over land use, enhance the engagement of women and vulnerable members of communities in land use decision making, provide increased security of tenure and access to resources for rural communities as well as to help safeguard environmental services through the provision of information on their value and their inclusion in land use plans. Under component 2 the project will target significant increases in productivity within the target commodities (100% and 45%, in cocoa and oil palm production respectively) as well as increasing the price per unit paid for cocoa through enhanced access to premium markets. Improved extension support will also help support development of more diversified farming and livelihood practices within commodity producing areas helping to support enhanced livelihood and income security for farmers. A focus on ensuring the engagement of women in training and capacity building activities as well as development of more effective payment systems for cocoa will also help to ensure that female farmers are able to benefit more effectively from commercial farming. Under component 3 the project will help to deliver enhanced land use management practices that will benefit communities through strengthening community conservation initiatives and integrating them into government budgeting systems, as well as working to support the development of self-financing approaches to woodlot development that will help to provide merchantable timber for communities as well as taking pressure of local forest areas. Through these interventions the project will address the key drivers of land degradation and deforestation as well unsustainable expansion of agriculture and will direct benefit over 66,000 people with the majority of these being small holder farming families. The economic benefits gained by these groups will help to strengthen commitments to SLM approaches that will help to preserve key forest areas and areas of environmental importance within the production landscapes. The integration of these groups within global supply chains committed to sustainability will also help to provide more direct market signals as to both the immediate commercial as well as long term sustainability benefits of such SLM practices. Through increases in production and exports of key commodities as well as enhanced partnerships between government and private sector key decision makers.
Saameynta-Scaling-Up Solutions to Displacement in Somalia
General
The programme addresses Somalia’s internal displacement challenges in an innovative manner, seeking durable solutions that are affordable and sustainable through addressing specific inter-related systemic blockages, challenges, and opportunities. The project seeks to strengthen capacities (technical and institutional) of local authorities in Baidoa, Bossaso and Beletweyne to address urban displacement through capacity building and support in the development of relevant land-related policies to improve tenure security for displacement affected communities and reduce the risk of forced eviction.
Earthquake Reconstruction Program for Public Buildings - Energy Efficiency Component (DKTI)
General
Im Rahmen des Vorhabens ist der Wiederaufbau von Bildungsinfrastruktur vorgesehen, die während des starken Erdbebens im November 2019 zerstört wurde. Œ ŒModulziel: ŒZiel des Vorhabens ist die Schaffung eines qualitativ verbesserten und energieeffizienten Angebots öffentlicher Bildungsinfrastruktur. Das übergeordnete entwicklungspolitische Ziel der Maßnahme ist es, einen Beitrag zur Verbesserung des Zugangs zu Bildung der heranwachsenden Bevölkerung in Albanien sowie einen Beitrag zum globalen Klimaschutz und zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung Albaniens zu leisten. Œ ŒWesentliche Outputs: ŒMit den bereitgestellten Mitteln von 11 Mio. EUR können voraussichtlich drei Schulen finanziert, sowie zusätzliche Interims-Lösungen (z.Bsp. Schul-Container) geschaffen werden, um den Schulunterricht während der Bauphase zu gewährleisten. Œ ŒZielgruppe: ŒZielgruppe des Vorhabens sind Schüler und Schülerinnen sowie Lehrer und Lehrerinnen ausgewählter vom Erdbeben betroffener Schulen. Œ ŒBeitrag zur nationalen Umsetzung der Agenda 2030: Œ- Primärbeitrag zu SDG 4 (Hochwertige Bildung) und SDG 13 (Maßnahmen zum Klimaschutz) Œ- Wichtige Beiträge zu SDG 1 (Keine Armut), SDG 5 (Geschlechter Gerechtigkeit) und SDG 8 (Menschenwürdige Arbeit und Wirtschaftswachstum) Œ ŒDie zu erwartenden USV-Risiken sind überschaubar (Kategorie B). Die mit dem Bau der Bildungseinrichtungen verbundenen Risiken (insbesondere: Arbeitssicherheit, soziale Risiken) sind gut abschätzbar und mit Standard-Methoden mitigierbar. Es gibt keine Hinweise auf risikoerhöhende Faktoren (wie z.B. Grunderwerbs- oder Landrechtsfragen) oder Beeinträchtigung von Umwelt oder bestimmter Personengruppen. Œ
Objectives
Am 26. November 2019 haben ein Erdbeben der Stärke 6,4 sowie zahlreiche Nachbeben die Region Durres in Albanien erschüttert. Ziel des Vorhaben ist der Wiederaufbau von zerstörten öffentlichen Gebäuden, insbesondere von Schulen. Beim Wiederaufbau/Neubau der Gebäude sollen Aspekte wie Erdbebensicherheit und Energieeffizienz besondere Berücksichtigung finden.