IBRD Trust Funds - World Bank: federal grants and contributions: 59 agreements; $2.4B value; 1 departments; 7 programs.
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P006167001: This project aims to slow the expansion of coal in the electricity sector by developing low-carbon alternatives (including solar, wind, and geothermal) and improving energy efficiency and grid upgrades in targeted countries. The Energy Transition Program is one of four programs under the Canada-World Bank Clean Energy and Forests Climate Facility (CCEFCF). This program financing is aimed at strengthening key institutional actors’ capacity to design regulatory incentives to boost energy efficiency and renewable energy markets. This Program provides funding alongside credit financing
P007457001
The CESR Facility aims at advancing climate mitigation and adaptation objectives in ODA-eligible countries. The Facility will, through sovereign lending, leverages concessional finance to scale clean energy investments, while also strengthening coastal and marine resilience in SIDS. The CESR Facility will support projects under four distinct windows: (i) Technical Assistance, to support capacity-building initiatives, policy and regulatory reforms, and targeted interventions, including efforts to address gender equality gaps in the energy and blue economy sectors; (ii) Energy Transition, which
This grant represents Canada’s institutional support to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). The GPE uses these funds, along with other donors’ funding, to achieve its mandate. The GPE is the main multilateral funding mechanism focused on basic education in developing countries. It aims to mobilize global and national efforts to contribute to the achievement of equitable, quality education and learning for all, through inclusive partnership, with a focus on effective and efficient education systems and increased financing. The GPE’s strategic goals include: improved and more equitable
The Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund (ARTF) (formerly called the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund) was established in 2002, and is administered by the World Bank. Up until August 2021, the ARTF delivered support to non-security, recurrent operational expenditures of the Afghan government, and provided grant financing for economic and social development priorities through a number of National Priority Programs. Since August 2021, the ARTF has adapted to avoid the collapse of Afghanistan’s critical services infrastructure, ensuring the delivery of principled basic needs and livelihoods ser
This project aims to assist developing country governments in protecting the health of women, children, and adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic. The project provides grant funding to support delivering essential health services as part of the country’s COVID-19 response. Project activities include: (1) providing health service delivery innovations, such as combining family planning services with COVID-19 vaccine delivery; (2) increasing the capacity of the health workforce by training and supporting community health workers; and (3) strengthening country-level disease surveillance and dat
The Global Program for the Blue Economy (PROBLUE) aims to help developing countries build their coastal economies while ensuring the protection of marine biodiversity and the sustainable use of coastal resources. This project is a World Bank-managed, multi-donor trust fund that aims to achieve integrated and sustainable economic development in healthy and productive oceans. The blue economy refers to the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods and jobs, and ocean ecosystem health. Project activities include: (1) managing fisheries and aquaculture; (2) tackl
This project proposes a $55 million investment to secure and reinforce the building blocks of Mozambique’s health system to improve health outcomes for the most vulnerable communities in the country. Implemented in 10 out of Mozambique’s 11 provinces, this project will reach nearly 5 million people in historically underserved districts with critical services. By investing in the essential foundations of the healthcare system -- such as rehabilitating district hospitals with resilient infrastructure and access to clean water, ensuring sustainable access to quality family planning services, and
This project aims to support a range of countries experiencing fragility, conflict, and violence to improve the quality and gender-responsiveness of their education systems and better address the health-related barriers that impede girls’ and adolescent girls’ access to quality education and learning, including for those with disabilities. This project is implemented by the World Bank in collaboration with the Global Financing Facility (GFF). The GFF is a multi-donor financing platform that provides country-led, sustainable financing for health, nutrition and education. Addressing education a
The Pandemic Fund, a new World Bank-hosted Financial Intermediary Fund, aims to reduce the risks associated with pandemics by providing a dedicated stream of additional, long-term funding to address gaps in pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPR) activities. This fund supports low and lower-middle income countries and at regional and global levels. Project activities include: (1) helping countries and regions to detect, report and share information on disease outbreaks; (2) building resilient health systems that can withstand health emergencies, including trained healthcare worker
The Strengthening Ethiopia’s Adaptive Safety Net (SEASN) project is a social protection initiative designed to reduce poverty and vulnerability among the rural poor and help to stabilize household health and nutrition during economic shocks, enhance livelihoods during stability, and enable people to overcome their vulnerability to food insecurity. The SEASN will support the Government of Ethiopia's efforts to improve the income of 2.5 million climate-vulnerable rural households and strengthen the rural safety net mechanism.
Strengthening MINUSMA’s Capacity on Conflict Sensitivity in Mali
This grant represents Canada’s institutional support to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). The GPE uses these funds, along with other donors’ funding, to achieve its mandate. The GPE is the main multilateral funding mechanism focused on basic education in developing countries. It aims to mobilize global and national efforts to contribute to the achievement of equitable, quality education and learning for all, through inclusive partnership, with a focus on effective and efficient education systems and increased financing. The GPE’s strategic goals include: improved and more equitable
This project contributes to reducing maternal and child mortality rates and promoting gender equality through the provision of sexual and reproductive health and rights services. It particularly benefits over 14 million women, adolescents and children in two regions, Sylhet and Chittagong, including Cox’s Bazar district, where unmet needs are most significant. It also supports fiduciary oversight and accountability of the government’s health program, and strengthens financial and procurement management and efficiency of delivery systems. Project activities include: (1) providing maternal h
P001287001: This grant represents Canada’s institutional support to the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in research for a food secure future. CGIAR uses these funds, along with other donor funding, to achieve its mandate. CGIAR’s mandate is to advance agri-food science and innovation for a world free of poverty, hunger, and environmental degradation. Project activities include: (1) developing agricultural practices, technologies and tools for increased productivity, dietary diversity and resilience to cl
P001433001: This project represents Canada's continuing support for Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Program (PSPN). Led by the Government of Ethiopia, with support from Canada and other partners, this initiative aims to enhance household and community resilience to shocks, such as droughts, and improve household food security, nutrition and economic well-being in Ethiopia's most vulnerable communities. To achieve these objectives, the project provides food insecure households with predictable food or cash transfers. In exchange for these transfers, beneficiaries participate in public works ac
This project aims to strengthen the ability of West African countries to ensure regional disease surveillance and response. It supports the West Africa Regional Disease Surveillance Capacity Strengthening Project managed by the World Bank, and coordinated and implemented by the West Africa Health Organization (WAHO). Disease outbreaks within the West African region are frequent and can have a particularly heavy impact on the countries’ economies and human development. As epidemics do not respect national boundaries, a high level of inter-country regional collaboration and information sharing i
The project aims to improve the academic success of vulnerable young and adolescent girls in secondary education in the Grand Sud region. The project supports the Quality Education Program in Haiti (PEQH) implemented by the World Bank and the Ministry of National Education and Professional Training (MENFP). This capacity building programme is based on an education model that focuses on gender equality. It aims to improve governance, access and quality of education, including learning conditions. Project activities include: 1) strengthening the governance of the MENFP, through a gender-disaggr
This project aims to strengthen, secure, and diversify global critical mineral supply chains. It supports developing and emerging economies in participating more fully in the critical minerals sector and in capturing greater benefits from the minerals they produce to promote long-term, sustainable economic growth. The Resilient and Inclusive Supply Chain Enhancement (RISE) Partnership aligns with G7 commitments to build more resilient and secure supply chains. This project seeks to strengthen partnerships, promote responsible mining practices, and ensure that critical mineral supply chains ar
P002733001 & P002733003: This project supports Jordanian municipalities hosting significant numbers of refugees in delivering services and promoting employment opportunities to foster social resilience. Project activities include: (1) improving infrastructure and services that benefit all women and men in the community; (2) creating labour-intensive employment for both Syrians and Jordanians; and (3) providing technical assistance and training to municipalities to improve inclusive governance practices, mainly to engage and respond to the needs of women and youth.
Global Concessional Financing Facility for the Middle East and North Africa Region - Jordan - 1
This project represents Canada's continuing support for Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Program (PSPN). Led by the Government of Ethiopia, with support from Canada and other partners, this initiative aims to enhance household and community resilience to shocks, such as droughts, and improve household food security, nutrition and economic well-being in Ethiopia's most vulnerable communities. To achieve these objectives, the project provides food insecure households with predictable food or cash transfers. In exchange for these transfers, beneficiaries participate in public works activities to
This project aims to improve the food security, livelihoods and economic well-being of women and men small holder farmers in Ethiopia. This project works to empower women and girls, and creates economic opportunities for women smallholder farmers, addressing land tenure issues including those that disadvantage women, and by building the resilience of communities against the effects of climate change. This project works to improve livelihoods and economic empowerment for women and men smallholder farmers through sustainable land management practices, climate change adaptation and climate-smar
P000269001: This project aims to ensure that the Government of Indonesia achieves compliance and builds momentum to remain in compliance with the global standard set by the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). Governments and companies who are signatories to the EITI agree to publicly disclose taxes and royalties paid to the government from the extractive sector. An independent auditor then cross-checks the figures reported by companies and those reported by the government, identifies any discrepancies, seeks to resolve them, and publishes a report on the results of that proc
This project represents Canada's continuing support for Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Program (PSPN). Led by the Government of Ethiopia, with support from Canada and other partners, this initiative aims to enhance household and community resilience to shocks, such as droughts, and improve household food security, nutrition and economic well-being in Ethiopia's most vulnerable communities. To achieve these objectives, the project provides food insecure households with predictable food or cash transfers. In exchange for these transfers, beneficiaries participate in public works activities to
In Ethiopia, despite the economy growing at a rapid pace, women are employed more in the informal sector, have much higher rates of unemployment, and are paid less than men for the same jobs. Taking a feminist approach and building on proven results, this project addresses the social, financial and business challenges that prevent Ethiopian women from obtaining the financial and technical support needed to run successful businesses. The project aims to develop and test the impacts of experimental approaches to women’s economic empowerment. The project is implemented in five regions across Eth
This grant represents Canada’s institutional support to the Fund for responding to loss and damage (FRLD). The FRLD uses these funds and other donors’ funding to provide financial assistance to developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change. This includes addressing both economic and non-economic losses caused by extreme weather events and slow-onset events, such as sea-level rise and desertification. The FRLD operates under the guidance of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
This project contributes to the Climate Investment Funds Accelerating Coal Transition (CIF ACT) program, aimed at accelerating the transition from coal-powered to clean energy while ensuring a holistic, integrated, socially-inclusive and gender-equal just transition in recipient countries. The Women-Led Coal Transition Mechanism (WOLCOT) aims to enhance women’s climate leadership and effective participation in the design and decision-making of coal-to-clean transition strategies and implementation. The initiative fosters an environment where women and other traditionally marginalized groups su
This project aims to attain Universal Health Coverage for improved health of Ghanaians, especially adolescent girls and boys. By using existing government systems, the project seeks to build capacity, improve service quality and improve service coverage, especially for adolescents and marginalized population groups.
The Global Concessional Financing Facility (GCFF) mobilizes financial resources to support middle-income countries affected by refugee crises. Canada is 1 of the 10 members of the Steering Committee for this financing mechanism. Recognizing the global public good provided by these countries in hosting significant populations of refugees, GCFF uses donor contributions to significantly reduce interest rates on loans provided to host countries by partner multilateral development banks. This lower-cost financing targets projects that improve the well-being of refugees and local host communities in
Nepal Housing Reconstruction Project
P006542001, P006542004, P006542005 & P006542006: The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Lebanese economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to wom
This project aims to reduce the impacts from removal of subsidies on the Sudanese population. These subsidies help to make goods like food and fuel more affordable, so their removal is expected to cause financial challenges for families. This project works to provide capacity-building support to the Government of Sudan as it builds a social safety net program. Project activities include: (1) providing a cash transfer to vulnerable families for up to 80% of the Sudanese population; (2) offering financial literacy sessions to beneficiaries who have not had a bank account or used mobile money bef
The Catalysing Childcare Action program with the World Bank will address concerns facing governments in their fight against inequalities and poverty and the unequal distribution of care work exacerbated by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The overarching goal of the program will be to support a gender-responsive post-pandemic recovery through supporting women’s return to work, facilitating children's – particularly girls’ – return to school, and enabling job creation in the childcare sector. Empowering women and girls, promoting childcare and addressing paid and unpaid care work key priori
The Global Concessional Financing Facility (GCFF), established in July 2016, is an innovative financing mechanism designed to mobilize financial resources to support middle-income countries affected by refugee crises. In recognition of the global public good being provided by these countries in hosting significant populations of refugees, donor contributions are used to significantly reduce the interest rates on loans provided to host countries by partner multilateral development banks. This lower cost financing targets projects that improve the well-being of refugees and local host communitie
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.