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United Nations Office for Project Services · Africa · 7 programmes
Top 80 direct programmes matching this selection, by budget. Inter-agency transfers and headquarters overhead are excluded.
- Peace Fund, FCP III (Fonds de Consolidation pour la Paix) in the Democratic Republic of Congo$61.3MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Conflict, Peace & Security · DR Congo
- Improving Access to Reproductive Health Services in the Democratic Republic of Congo$48.0MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Population Policy & Reproductive Health · DR Congo
- Support for the Santiago Network Secretariat$45.3MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · General Environmental Protection · Kenya
- Support for Salone Off-Grid Energy Acceleration (SOGREA) in Sierra Leone$38.6MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Renewable Energy Generation · Sierra Leone
- Mine Action in Support of UNSOS in Somalia$34.9MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Conflict, Peace & Security · Somalia
- Support to Expand Access to Renewable Energy and Digital Services in Madagascar$32.8MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Renewable Energy Generation · Madagascar
- Mine Action in Support of UNMISS in South Sudan$27.3MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Conflict, Peace & Security · South Sudan
Support to Expand Access to Renewable Energy and Digital Services in Madagascar
UNOPS supports the Digital and Energy Connectivity for Inclusion in Madagascar Project (DECIM) through the procurement of 800 000 solar kits and 30 000 solar lamps. Access to infrastructure in Madagascar, including electricity and digital, is among the lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa and in the world, yet many of the island’s regions have more than 2800 hours of annual sunshine, which are some of the highest levels on the continent. The introduction of the solar kits helps access to electicity also for geographically isolated communities and has the potential to help decrease dependance on fossil fuels from foreign markets.
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