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The project shall improve the conditions for young people living in and around the camps in north east Syria. The border area between Syria and Iraq was for a long time controlled by ISIL. Kurdish groups supported by USA/The international coalition against ISIL regained control of the area in 2015-19. Today there are several camps in Northeast Syria housing amongst others former ISIL-fighters and their families. Al Hol is the biggest camp with around 53.000 people mostly women and children. The living conditions in the camps are very difficult: Overcrowding, bad hygiene, uneven distribution of food, difficult access to health care etc. Reports by human rights organizations also documents a high level of violence and crime. Through this project UNICEF shall improve the conditions for your people (12-21 years old), especially women, in and around five camps. UNICEF will offer support program on mental health, positive parenting, life skills, sports and culture as well as some short-term work-related courses.

The programme includes the components: 1. Blood bank (National Hospital of Al-Raqqa) 2. Thalassemia management (NES) 3. Laboratory and radiology center (National Hospital of Al-Raqqa) 4. Midwifery upgrading programme (NES) and Project 1: Support to WATAN 1 Primary Health Care Center Project 2: Support to Al-Darbasiyah Primary Health Care Center Project 3: Support to Al-Tabaqah Primary Healthcare Center Project 4: Support to WATAN-2 Blood bank, laboratory and Oxygen-generator unit Project 5: Support to WATAN-3 Blood bank, laboratory and Thalassemia clinic Project 6: Support to WATAN-4 Blood bank and Thalassemia clinic Project 7: Support to Nephrology Center and Al-Atareb kidney dialysis unit Project 8: Support to Sarmada Urology Center

This programme will address REDD issues in Shinyanga building on HASHI experiences

Institutional cooperation between TANESCO and NVE and EWURA and NVE with the impact objective: 'An efficient electricity sector that significantly supports industrialization for economic growth and improved quality of life of Tanzanians.'

Support to ZECO for maintenance of infrastructure, including capacity building, hardware and equipment, as well as financing of new priority infrastructure.

Institutional and technical capasity development of a National Carbon Monitoring Centre.

Programme funding for electricity access and renewable energy investments in rural areas through the Rural Energy Fund administered by the Rural Energy Agency.

The project goal is to make Tanzania REDD+ ready for implementation of Paris Agreement and institutionalize results-based payments. The project will deliver on the safeguard standards, a broader understanding of emission levels, identifying priority forest carbon sites, and calculating the cost benefit streams to assess what REDD+ would be worth and to whom.

The project aims to improve the livelihoods of fisheries dependent communities, and food safety and security in eastern and southern Africa through capacity developent in teaching and research at Sokoine University of Agriculture (Tanzania), the Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS) in Zanzibar, the University of Nairobi in Kenya, Makerere University in Uganda and the University of Zambia, in partnership with the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science.

Technical cooperation for development of Kikuletwa power station as a hydropower training centre and for electricity generation