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Top 80 direct programmes matching this selection, by budget. Inter-agency transfers and headquarters overhead are excluded.
- 01 Unconditional assistance$1.72BWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- 01 Crisis response to affected people$736.3MWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- 09 Nutrition to Crisis affected$670.6MWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- 01 Food assistance to people$432.8MWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Myanmar
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the OUTPUT 4: POLIO ERADICATION output$385.8MUNICEF · Basic Health · Pakistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the CROSS-SECTORAL APPROACHES output$311.8MUNICEF · Administrative Costs · China
- Polio eradication and transition plans implemented in partnership with the Global Polio Eradication Initiative$311.0MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · Pakistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION output$302.4MUNICEF · Basic Education · Myanmar
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCIES output$295.8MUNICEF · Administrative Costs · Myanmar
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the INCLUSIVE EDUCATION output$293.3MUNICEF · General Education · Myanmar
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES output$257.5MUNICEF · Government & Civil Society, General · Myanmar
- 02 Conditional livelihood support$250.9MWorld Food Programme · Reconstruction & Rehabilitation · Afghanistan
- 03 Support nutrition interventions$245.7MWorld Food Programme · Basic Health · Pakistan
- 04 Nutrition package$226.9MWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- Acute health emergencies rapidly responded to, leveraging relevant national and international capacities$224.6MWorld Health Organization · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the EQUITABLE ACCESS output$138.6MUNICEF · Other Multisector · Afghanistan
- Polio eradication and transition plans implemented in partnership with the Global Polio Eradication Initiative$126.9MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · Afghanistan
- WHO strengthens surveillance and alert systems, including diagnostics and laboratory capacities, for the effective monitoring of public health threats and the rapid detection, verification, risk assessment and grading of public health events$110.1MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · Pakistan
- Countries enabled to strengthen their health systems to address population-specific health needs and barriers to equity across the life course$94.8MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · India
- Afghanistan Community Resilience and Livelihoods Project$84.0MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Other Social Infrastructure · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the HEALTH IN EMERGENCY output$83.4MUNICEF · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL QUALITY HEALTH SERVICES AT PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CARE LEVELS output$83.4MUNICEF · General Health · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the MATERNAL NEW BORN & CHILD HEALTH output$83.4MUNICEF · General Health · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the POLIO VACCINES ARE EFFECTIVELY MANAGED output$83.4MUNICEF · Basic Health · Afghanistan
- Afghanistan Community Resilience and Livelihoods Project$70.0MUnited Nations Office for Project Services · Other Social Infrastructure · Afghanistan
- Combined grant to support HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria programs and Health Systems in Afghanistan$67.4MUnited Nations Development Programme · General Health · Afghanistan
- Emergency Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Response in Afghanistan (Daykundi, Badghis, Farah, Herat, Khost and Paktika) and Humanitarian Assistance Program across all 34 provinces in Afghanistan$63.3MInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- Sustainable Energy Services for Education and Health in Afghanistan (SESEHA)$58.8MUnited Nations Development Programme · Renewable Energy Generation · Afghanistan
- Procurement of medicines necessary for prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and protection of maternal and child health in Turkmenistan in 2023-2024$55.2MUnited Nations Development Programme · Non-communicable Diseases · Turkmenistan
- Countries enabled to strengthen their health systems to address population-specific health needs and barriers to equity across the life course$52.9MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · Pakistan
- By the end of 2025 more people in Afghanistan particularly the most marginalized can equitably access essential services that meet minimum quality standards$52.8MUN Women · General Education · Afghanistan
- WHO strengthens surveillance and alert systems, including diagnostics and laboratory capacities, for the effective monitoring of public health threats and the rapid detection, verification, risk assessment and grading of public health events$51.8MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · Afghanistan
- OCHA Field activities, Afghanistan$31.2MUnited Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs · Emergency Response · Afghanistan
- WHO provides guidance and technical assistance to strengthen and sustain quality immunization services, including for poliomyelitis, especially for unvaccinated and undervaccinated persons$27.2MWorld Health Organization · Basic Health · India
- Bangladesh Appeal 2024 – Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis.$23.6MInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- Support CMU, Ministry of Health in procurement and installation of Oxygen Generation Plants$21.9MUnited Nations Development Programme · Reconstruction & Rehabilitation · Pakistan
- By the end of 2025 more people in Afghanistan can participate in an increasingly socially cohesive gender equal and inclusive society where the rule of law and human rights are progressively upheld and more people can fully equally and safely participate in governance and decisionmaking$21.8MUN Women · General Education · Afghanistan
- OCHA Field activities, Myanmar$18.3MUnited Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs · Emergency Response · Myanmar
- Women and girls in all their diversity effectively contribute to and benefit equally from the full operationalization of global normative frameworks policies laws and financial instruments and inclusive governance systems and institutions at all levels across the humanitariandevelopmentpeace nexus$16.2MUN Women · General Education · Thailand
- ACO nurtures an empowered workforce and advances an inclusive UN Women culture capable of delivering together in as a cohesive team able to adapt to the new and emerging operating context$16.0MUN Women · General Education · Afghanistan
- By 2027 women girls and transgender persons in Pakistan especially those at greatest risk of being left behind benefit from an enabling environment where they are empowered and reach their fullest potential and their human social economic cultural and political rights are fully protected and upheld$15.5MUN Women · General Education · Pakistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the NUTRITION IN EMERGENCY output$15.2MUNICEF · Administrative Costs · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the GIRLS, BOYS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS AFFECTED BY EMERGENCY AND ARMED CONFLICT output$14.5MUNICEF · Government & Civil Society, General · Afghanistan
- Indonesia REDD+ Results Based$14.4MUnited Nations Development Programme · General Budget Support · Indonesia
- UNWomen efficiently and effectively discharges of all business processes that advance integrated delivery of its mandate at HQ Regional and Country levels including through shared services$14.4MUN Women · General Education · Thailand
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the SOCIAL PROTECTION output$13.8MUNICEF · Other Social Infrastructure · Afghanistan
- Global Funds HIV Pakistan$13.0MUnited Nations Development Programme · Population Policy & Reproductive Health · Pakistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCY output$12.2MUNICEF · Water & Sanitation · Afghanistan
- This activity will contribute to achieving results for the CAPACITY TO ENSURE ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER output$12.2MUNICEF · Water & Sanitation · Afghanistan
- By 2028 women and girls in Papua New Guinea especially the most marginalized and vulnerable exercise their rights and agency and live a life free from all forms of discrimination and violence$11.9MUN Women · General Education · Papua New Guinea
- TV Coastal Adaptation Project$10.9MUnited Nations Development Programme · Disaster Prevention & Preparedness · Tuvalu
- GPE 5 System Transformation Grant Programme for Cambodia - STEPCam Pha$10.5MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Cambodia
- Accelerating the Global Shift to Energy Efficient and Climate Friendly Appliances and Equipment$10.4MUN Environment Programme · General Environmental Protection · India
- By the end of 2025 more people in Afghanistan will benefit from an increasingly stable inclusive and employmentrich economy with greater equality of economic opportunities and more resilient livelihoods increased food production and improved natural resources management$9.4MUN Women · General Education · Afghanistan
- Delivering integrated solutions to reduce carbon and increase resilience in buildings – Global and multi-country$9.1MUN Environment Programme · Renewable Energy Generation · Bangladesh
- By 2026 more women and girls are empowered by gender responsive enabling environment to exercise their agency and decisionmaking with improved access to protection education and socioeconomic opportunities$8.6MUN Women · General Education · Bangladesh
- Education Sector Program Implementation Grant (ESPIG) GPE$8.2MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Myanmar
- Seed Capital Assistance Facility$8.1MUN Environment Programme · Not specified in source · Indonesia
- State and nonstate actors and communities collaborate with women and girls in all their diversity in promoting zero tolerance of harmful gender and other stereotypes discriminatory social norms and all forms of VAWG$7.7MUN Women · General Education · Thailand
- True Value Accounting: Making the Economic Case for Food Systems Transformation in India and Kenya$7.1MUN Environment Programme · General Environmental Protection · India
- Better Education Systems for Afghanistan's Future$7.0MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Afghanistan
- By 2027 more people particularly those at risk of being left behind benefit from more equitable access to resilient and genderresponsive quality basic services food securitynutrition and social protection systems PCF Strategic Priority 2 People$7.0MUN Women · General Education · Fiji
- By 2027 a strengthened and more coordinated inclusive and accountable governance system is in place at the national and local levels enabling all people especially most marginalised and vulnerable to be protected empowered engaged and enjoy human rights and social justice and lead their lives with respect and dignity$6.5MUN Women · General Education · India
- EMPOWERING EDUCATION IN UZBEKISTAN: LEVERAGING ICT AND DIGITAL LEARNING FOR HIGH-QUALITY AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION RESULTS$6.0MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Uzbekistan
- Strengthening the resilience of Central Asian countries by enabling re$5.6MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Uzbekistan
- STEM/ICT ED project in Tajikistan$5.5MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Tajikistan
- Project to improve the quality and reach of the Accelerated Non formal$5.1MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Afghanistan
- Bangladesh Appeal 2023 – Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis$5.0MInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- Groundwater resources in the Greater Mekong Subregion: Collaborative m$4.8MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Thailand
- By 2027 people communities and institutions are more empowered and resilient to face diverse shocks and disasters especially related to climate change and ecosystems and biodiversity are better protected managed and restored PCF Strategic Priority 4 Planet$4.7MUN Women · General Education · Fiji
- Reducing vulnerabilities of populations in Central Asia region from gl$4.4MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Kyrgyzstan
- CapED Programme - 2022-2025 cycle$4.1MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Laos
- History and Peace Education Project in Timor-Leste$4.1MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Timor-Leste
- Provision of Essential SVCs$3.8MUnited Nations Development Programme · Other Social Infrastructure · Afghanistan
- Education for Rohingya Refugee Children and Host Community Children in$3.3MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Bangladesh
- OCHA Field activities, Pakistan$3.2MUnited Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs · Emergency Response · Pakistan
- Assessing key environmental issues and providing focused outlooks to strengthen science-based policy and decision making.$3.1MUN Environment Programme · General Environmental Protection · Afghanistan
- Sustainable Management of the Bamiyan World Heritage Property$2.9MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Other Social Infrastructure · Afghanistan
- Enhancing sustainability of the Transboundary Cambodia - Mekong River$2.6MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Cambodia
- Strengthening Teacher Training in Uzbekistan: Joint IsDB-GPE Smart ED$2.6MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Uzbekistan
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source
Education for Rohingya Refugee Children and Host Community Children in
Budget for this programme
$3.3M
3.3 million USD
The 2nd phase of Education Cannot Wait (ECW) MYRP (2022-24) is built on the achievements of the previous MYRP (2018-2021) by continuing to directly meet the needs of adolescents and children in Cox's Bazar District in Bangladesh. The grantees of UN Consortium are UNESCO, UNHCR and UNICEF where UNICEF is the consortium lead agency. The focus of the MYRP is to improve access, quality, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), disability inclusion, gender equity, continuity, child protection, mobilization of resources and improvements in the education system. UNESCO will contribute to OUTCOMES 1 (ACCESS), 2 (EQUITY AND INCLUSIVITY), 4 (SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING) and 5 (RESOURCE MOBILISATION). The additional funding received from the donor for 2024 and 2025 will contribute to OUTCOME 3 (QUALITY) and OUTCOME 4 (STSTEMS STRENGTHENING).
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