Activity name Funding Amount Activity description and Objectives Global: Women’s, Peace $5.5 million, The WPHF is a pooled funding mechanism that and Humanitarian Fund 2015-2019 aims to enhance women’s engagement, (WPHF) (formerly the leadership and empowerment across all phases of Global Acceleration peace and development with opportunities for Instrument on Women, CSOs to access funding. Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action (GAI)). Global: Humanitarian SPRINT has been The SPRINT program aims to enhance enabling Response Preparedness delivered in three environments supportive of sexual and - International Planned phases, totaling reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Parenthood Federation $26.3 million: humanitarian settings. It also builds preparedness and supports response. SPRINT 1 - • $5.8 million (2007-2011) SPRINT 2 - • $11.0 million (2012-2016) SPRINT 3 - • $9.5 million (2017-2019) Global: Anti-Personnel Mine $12,000, 2017 The project supported a delegation of young Ban Convention Youth women from different geographic regions to Leaders Forum Mines participate in the 16th Meeting of States Parties of – Action Canada the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention as members of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines delegation. Timor-Leste: Training $120,000, Fundação Pátria, an advocacy and women’s women for community 2015-2017 empowerment NGO, trained and mentored potential women candidates; worked with female leadership positions. Chefe Sukus (elected chief administrators) with a doubling of women elected to Chefe Suku positions. Indonesia: Program $896,000, The program works with the community to resolve Peduli (Satunama 2015-2016 inter-communal religious-based conflict in Tambora, West Nusa Tengarra.
Activity name Funding Amount Activity description and Objectives Global: Women’s, Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) (formerly the Global Acceleration Instrument on Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action (GAI)). $5.5 million, 2015-2019 The WPHF is a pooled funding mechanism that aims to enhance women’s engagement, leadership and empowerment across all phases of peace and development with opportunities for CSOs to access funding. Global: Humanitarian Response Preparedness - International Planned Parenthood Federation SPRINT has been delivered in three phases, totaling $26.3 million: • SPRINT 1 - $5.8 million (2007-2011) • SPRINT 2 - $11.0 million (2012-2016) • SPRINT 3 - $9.5 million (2017-2019) The SPRINT program aims to enhance enabling environments supportive of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in humanitarian settings. It also builds preparedness and supports response. Global: Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention Youth Leaders Forum – Mines Action Canada $12,000, 2017 The project supported a delegation of young women from different geographic regions to participate in the 16th Meeting of States Parties of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention as members of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines delegation. Timor-Leste: Training women for community leadership positions. $120,000, 2015-2017 Fundação Pátria, an advocacy and women’s empowerment NGO, trained and mentored potential women candidates; worked with female Chefe Sukus (elected chief administrators) with a doubling of women elected to Chefe Suku positions. Indonesia: Program Peduli (Satunama $896,000, 2015-2016 The program works with the community to resolve inter-communal religious-based conflict in Tambora, West Nusa Tengarra.
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