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Strategic Plan Development Outcomes 2018-2021

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Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office Overview

$43.89 M Total contributions for 2021

$0.00 Regular resources (core) contributions for 2021

$43.89 M Other resources (non-Core) contributions for 2021

$25.90 M Other resources: Spent Expenditures can be higher than the revenue because revenue can be carried over from one year to another

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Recipient Country IATI Identifier Outcome Description

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Funds: Contributed

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_3.3 Women survivors of VAWG have increased access to quality, comprehensive services

$9,129,288 $10,095,252 $0

$88,810

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_4.2 Women are represented and meaningfully participate in all peace and security, peace-building, recovery and humanitarian processes, including formal and informal peace negotiations and forums

$3,771,102 $4,164,690 $0

$75,000

XM-DAC-41146-BOL_D_3.1 Women victims of violence have increased access to quality essential services

$1,005,603 $731,682 $273,921

$117,037

XM-DAC-41146-BIH_D_1.1 By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law

$4,233,790 $3,654,450 $579,340

$25,054

XM-DAC-41146-BRA_D_2.1 Policies and strategies of public and private companies and institutions to strengthen women’s economic rights and opportunities are adopted, implemented and monitored.

$4,008,753 $3,338,913 $669,840

$176,440

XM-DAC-41146-BDI_D_4.1 An environment for the implementation of WPS commitment is enable in Burundi through the participation and influence of key governmental and non governmental stakeholders

$2,897,310 $2,023,581 $873,729

$511,639

BDI_D_4.1.1 Capacities of key Government departments , Parliamentarians, UN Agencies, CSOs and gender advocates strengthened to lead implementation of accountability frameworks on WPS as well as COVID 19 prevention, response and recovery Plans.

$3,028,141

$773,308

$712,577

BDI_D_4.1.2 Women’s rights and peace organizations, including women peace mediators have capacities,resources and opportunities to lead, participate in local structures for conflict prevention, conflict resolution, peacebuilding as well as local response to Covid19 pandemic (localization of the WPS agenda)

$3,836,137

$1,882,925

$1,412,993

XM-DAC-41146-BDI_D_4.2 Women, including those in refugees/ IDPS camps and other vulnerable situations, experience enhanced safety, security, physical and mental health, and their human rights respected in conformity with ratified regional and international instruments

$1,702,770 $1,137,840 $564,930

$128,627

BDI_D_4.2.1 Women, girls, men and boys at community level, media and community leaders are mobilized in favor of respectful relationships and gender equality for peaceful co-existence and fight against Covid 19.

$1,567,580

$731,819

$537,657

BDI_D_4.2.2 Law enforcement, Defense, justice and social services are capacitated to provide quality, effective and coordinated services to victims and survivors of VAWG including those affected by elections and COVID-19

$1,718,847

$195,657

$79,139

BDI_D_4.2.3 National and community decision-makers have the capacities and resources to enforce and account for women and girls’ human rights in line with ratified regional and international standards.

$686,254

$240,038

$183,997

XM-DAC-41146-BDI_D_4.3 Women and girls participate in and benefit from socio-economic recovery opportunities in the context of peace and resilience-building

$2,551,539 $2,113,308 $438,231

$156,036

BDI_D_4.3.1 Capacities of Women community leaders and local CSOs enhanced to influence the integration of women's needs and perspectives in national humanitarian, recovery and resilience building plans.

$1,439,812

$1,077,108

$920,693

BDI_D_4.3.2 A critical mass of women farmers and women entrepreneurs have the capacities to participate in and benefit from climate resilient agriculture value chains (production, aggregation & marketing) in normal, humanitarian and Covid-19 contexts.

$2,747,235

$1,121,608

$1,047,907

BDI_D_4.3.3 Local communities, in UN Women project areas, especially female headed households improve livelihoods, adopt, diversify and practice essential habits that enhence nutrition status and fight against Covid-19 pandemic including in humanitarian context.

$1,290,341

$401,917

$239,756

XM-DAC-41146-BDI_O_3 Enhanced quality of programmes through knowledge, innovation, RBM and evaluation

$182,000 $7,709 $174,291

year	planned budget
2026	$650,000

BDI_O_3.1 Results-based management principles are observed in plans and programs

$1,117,863

$671,582

$459,032

BDI_O_3.2 UN Women actions in Burundi are made visible at national and international levels

$176,093

$125,647

$87,883

BDI_O_3.3 UN Women Burundi uses traditional and innovative, technological-based monitoring and evaluation approaches to generate evidence based knowledge for improved decision making and accountability

$537,580

$173,253

$177,856

XM-DAC-41146-KHM_D_3.1 Cambodia has an enabling environment to better prevent, respond and prosecute all forms of gender-based violence [aligns to UN Women SP 2018-2021 Output 11]

$1,059,800 $694,729 $365,071

$66,018

KHM_D_3.1.3 Legal actors, labor actors and CSO staff are able to advocate for and implement women-centred justice, including zero tolerance for sexual harassment.

$483,583

$253,310

$257,728

KHM_D_3.1.1 The RGC has improved capacity to adopt, implement and monitor GBV legislation, policies and standards.

$953,996

$482,994

$444,109

XM-DAC-41146-KHM_D_3.2 Women, girls and LGBTIQ persons who experience violence are empowered to use available, accessible and quality essential services and recover from violence. [UN Women SP 2018-2021 Output 11]

$2,787,675 $2,572,605 $215,070

$482,878

KHM_D_3.2.1 GBV service providers (Health, Police, Justice, and Social Services) have capacity to deliver inclusive, quality and accessible essential services to survivors, including marginalised women and LGBTIQ persons.

$539,618

$325,427

$368,100

KHM_D_3.2.2 Ministry of Women's Affairs (MOWA), Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MOLVT) and relevant line ministries effectively supports referral and coordination networks at national and sub-national level.

$249,749

$62,220

$45,738

KHM_D_3.2.3 Frontline service providers (health, social, and criminal justice), community based women peer networks and young gender advocates have capacity to implement and monitor policies and programmes in order to prevent and respond to GBV against women migrant workers through evidence-based practice.

$1,839,435

$1,361,763

$1,312,293

XM-DAC-41146-CAF_D_1.1 Central African women and girls of all ages fully participate, lead ans engage in political institutions and processes

$6,337,170 $5,793,470 $543,700

$191,000

CAF_D_1.1.1 Public actors, CSOs, Women and girls leaders capacities are strengthened to advocate for an institutional framework conducive to Women leadership and Political Participation at local and national level in CAR

$3,356,743

$793,648

$459,880

CAF_D_1.1.2 Legislative practices and frameworks are enhanced to promote gender balance in politics so that women effectively participate as political leaders.

$1,747,881

$640,107

$356,898

CAF_D_1.1.3 More women of all ages have their capacities strengthened to fully participate, lead and engage in elecoral process

$2,922,410

$1,429,532

$730,768

XM-DAC-41146-CAF_D_2.1 Rural women secure access to productive resources and engage in sustainable agriculture in Central Africa Republic

$2,391,036 $1,698,081 $692,955

$233,784

CAF_D_2.1.1 Women and girls from host communities, associated with armed, displaced, returnee and repatriated groups and conflicts, women's cooperative societies have strengthened social cohesion and advocacy for a women-friendly environment among themselves and in their respective communities (including access to land).

$2,819,065

$953,298

$596,063

CAF_D_2.1.2 Women and girls from host communities, women with cooperative societies, have access to adapted financial services and products, as well as the BuyFromWomen digital platform.

$1,101,385

$157,208

$350,367

XM-DAC-41146-ECU_D_2.1 National and local institutions improve legal and policy frameworks with adequate budget allocation, to promote decent work, social protection, and livelihoods for women, particularly those from priority groups. (SP Output 8)

$3,375,150 $2,264,415 $1,110,735

$326,289

ECU_D_2.1.1 Public and private institutions, have improved knowledge and capacities to design, implement, monitor and evaluate norms, policy frameworks and budgets for decent work and social protection

$3,357,756

$1,280,059

$1,281,260

ECU_D_2.1.2 Women have knowledge and tools to influence and monitor national and local policies, plans and budgets that promote decent work, social protection and gender responsive recovery efforts.

$1,279,962

$443,988

$388,642

ECU_D_2.1.4 UN Women partners have greater capacities to design and implement models for economic recovery and improved women's access to livelihoods.

$4,510,916

$1,300,534

$1,078,067

XM-DAC-41146-EGY_D_2.2 More policies promote decent work and social protection for women

$4,189,401 $3,140,544 $1,048,857

$123,000

EGY_D_2.2.1 Capacities of national authorities, civil society and relevant partners is strengthened to mainstream gender equality scale-up investments in care service, and promote macro-level economic policy accelerators and related policies that support gender-equitable inclusive growth

$1,996,690

$1,769,741

$1,584,486

EGY_D_2.2.2 Engagement at community and corporate level to promote the value of women's work and encourage women enter the labour market

$2,585,991

$1,431,157

$1,065,582

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_2.1 Inclusive, effective and representative marketplace groups are created and grow, contributing to gender, social and economic advancement, the elimination of gender-based discrimination and violence and expanded economic opportunities

$624,060 $182,610 $441,450

$24,259

FIJ_D_2.1.1 Strengthened capacity of rural and urban women market vendors to claim their rights through participation and leadership in Market Vendors Associations (MVAs)

$3,275,753

$1,309,405

$928,826

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_2.2 Improved socio-economic security of urban and rural women

$0 $2,245,700 $0

$99,570

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_2.3 Local governments and market management are gender responsive and accountable to women market vendor needs

$1,550,085 $411,610 $1,138,475

FIJ_D_2.3.1 Strengthened capacity and commitment of local government and market management to draft, adopt, and implement gender responsive market bylaws, policies, plans, and budgets for the provision of safe and secure market infrastructure, adequate amenities and services, and transparent revenue generation and expenditures

$1,495,465

$923,996

$620,051

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_2.4 Markets physical infrastructure and operating systems are improved to make them more sustainable, resilient to disaster risks and climate change, safer and more accessible

$2,842,128 $1,809,375 $1,032,753

$54,089

FIJ_D_2.4.1 Marketplaces have improved resilience to disaster risks, including climate change

$738,388

$322,414

$236,240

FIJ_D_2.4.2 Marketplace infrastructure projects are developed in consultations with women and men market vendors, including vendors with disabilities

$4,382,700

$2,661,660

$2,554,502

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_4.2 Women lead preparedness for and response to natural disasters (FPI GIR Outcome 4)

$2,834,373 $1,695,420 $1,138,953

$423,474

XM-DAC-41146-GEO_D_1.1 By 2025, all people in Georgia enjoy improved good governance, more open, resilient and accountable institutions, rule of law, equal access to justice, human rights, and increased representation and participation of women in decision making (UNSDCF Outcome1)

$5,573,638 $5,206,369 $367,269

$101,678

GEO_D_1.1.1 Civil servants’ capacities as well as processes for gender mainstreaming in policies and budgets developed and sustained at the national and local levels

$4,686,578

$2,676,011

$2,618,186

GEO_D_1.1.2 1.1.2. More and better-quality data and analysis are available to promote and track the progress of gender equality and women’s empowerment

$975,403

$427,477

$477,077

XM-DAC-41146-GEO_D_3.1 By 2025, all people in Georgia have equitable and inclusive access to quality, resilient and gender-sensitive services delivered in accordance with international human rights standards (UNSDCF Outcome 2)

$7,740,733 $6,403,635 $1,337,098

$335,690

GEO_D_3.1.1 Ending violence against women and domestic violence (EVAW/DV) legislation and policies are further improved to meet international standards

$3,030,255

$2,228,872

$2,104,425

GEO_D_3.1.2 Violence against women and domestic violence services and the capacities of service providers are further improved to meet international standards

$3,234,970

$2,470,872

$2,458,128

GEO_D_3.1.3 Negative gender stereotypes, social norms and attitudes that condone violence against women and harmful practices transformed to enable respect for women’s rights and gender equality

$1,812,175

$1,057,144

$1,030,316

XM-DAC-41146-IDN_D_3.1 People living in Indonesia, especially those at risk of being left furthest behind, are empowered to fulfil their human development potential as members of a pluralistic, tolerant, inclusive, and just society, free of gender and all other forms of discrimination, and violence against women

$5,098,443 $5,197,969 $0

$351,762

XM-DAC-41146-JOR_D_4.1 Jordanian government and stakeholders implement commitments on women, peace and security.

$16,467,300 $9,059,703 $7,407,597

XM-DAC-41146-JOR_D_4.2 More Syrian women refugees and vulnerable Jordanian women are better served by humanitarian action and resilience-building initiatives

$27,802,215 $22,454,511 $5,347,704

$462,975

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Revenue recognition per management accounts reporting (as per Revenue Management Policy). 2022 figures are preliminary, pending final audit.
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