results of the BIA are contracted; Key Deliverable 3: a minimum of 27 Total Key Deliverable 3 CMAA’s actively participates in km² of the total mine/ERW • $8,327,793.60 international and national relevant fora; contaminated areas located in the the development and implementation most affected and poorest • • Baseline Impact Assessment (BIA): of the impact monitoring plan in villages provinces are impact-free. $160,000.00 declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported. Activity 3.1. Conduct an Impact Assessment of priority Project Targets (2017) areas and villages in the Mine/ERW Clearance: target provinces to be cleared. performance monitoring indicators including adequate gender indicators with $7,336,000.00 advisory support by Ministry of Women Activity 3.2 Contract mine action Affairs and other key stakeholders; services clear a minimum of 27 km² in CMAA’s actively participates in areas located among the most affected • international and national relevant fora; and poorest provinces from the impact of mines/ERW by the CMAA. CMAA Clearance Quality CMAA’s has the capacity to advocate for • Control/Assurance, MRE, PR, the inclusion of mine action within national Gender mainstreaming: policy and strategy development; Clearance of the targeted 27 km² is on $600,000.00 • track. Project Targets (2018) UNDP Technical Assistance: $231,793.60 Pilot MAPUs (ToT) are trained in the • collection of new set of indicators; CMAA’s actively participates in • international and national relevant fora. development and implementation of the • impact monitoring plan in villages declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported; Project Targets (2019) CMAA’s actively participates in • international and national relevant fora. CMAA’s has the capacity to advocate for • the inclusion of mine action within national; Clearance of the targeted 27 km² is • completed; development and implementation of the • impact monitoring plan in all the villages declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported.
results of the BIA are contracted; • CMAA’s actively participates in international and national relevant fora; • • the development and implementation of the impact monitoring plan in villages declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported. Project Targets (2017) performance monitoring indicators including adequate gender indicators with advisory support by Ministry of Women Affairs and other key stakeholders; • CMAA’s actively participates in international and national relevant fora; • CMAA’s has the capacity to advocate for the inclusion of mine action within national policy and strategy development; • Clearance of the targeted 27 km² is on track. Project Targets (2018) • Pilot MAPUs (ToT) are trained in the collection of new set of indicators; • CMAA’s actively participates in international and national relevant fora. • development and implementation of the impact monitoring plan in villages declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported; Project Targets (2019) • CMAA’s actively participates in international and national relevant fora. • CMAA’s has the capacity to advocate for the inclusion of mine action within national; • Clearance of the targeted 27 km² is completed; • development and implementation of the impact monitoring plan in all the villages declared free from the impact of mines/ERW is supported. Key Deliverable 3: a minimum of 27 km² of the total mine/ERW contaminated areas located in the most affected and poorest provinces are impact-free. Activity 3.1. Conduct an Impact Assessment of priority areas and villages in the target provinces to be cleared. Activity 3.2 Contract mine action services clear a minimum of 27 km² in areas located among the most affected and poorest provinces from the impact of mines/ERW by the CMAA. Total Key Deliverable 3 $8,327,793.60 Baseline Impact Assessment (BIA): $160,000.00 Mine/ERW Clearance: $7,336,000.00 CMAA Clearance Quality Control/Assurance, MRE, PR, Gender mainstreaming: $600,000.00 UNDP Technical Assistance: $231,793.60
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