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The objectives of this grant are to: 1) support the implementation of the Rights and Reconciliation Agreement concerning Forillon National Park; 2) establish a governance framework that gives greater importance to Indigenous stewardship, particularly for the protection of natural and cultural heritage, the practice of traditional activities and harvesting, the protection of Mi'gmaq culture and opportunities for economic development; 3) strengthen the relation that Gespeg members maintain with Forillon National Park, through the exemption of entry fees and the practice of traditional and harvesting activities; and 4) protect Mi’gmaq culture and heritage.

The target audiences for this training include individual peacekeepers, those taking pre-deployment training at their national peacekeeping training centres, and those in a peace operations mission. Project activities include: (1) maintaining and updating courses in the course catalogue; (2) improving access to the mobile applications; (3) creating new courses relevant to critical training gaps; (4) maintaining and increasing translations of courses in Arabic, French, and Spanish; (5) expanding into new partnerships with training centres; and (6) increasing the number of interactive modules and accessibility of course materials in different mediums.

The project supports the efforts of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) to enhance the capacity of Ukrainian mine action institutions to implement effective and gender-responsive mine action operations, develop country-appropriate information management solutions, and lead efficient donor coordination platforms.

This project supports activities that promote the inclusion of the agenda of children in negotiations and peace dialogues with armed groups. It also promotes early commitments to implementing concrete actions to put an end to all grave violations against children in Colombia.

This multi-year project supports core capacity for ongoing consultation and cooperation activities in the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UN Declaration), the UNDA and measures included in the Action Plan.

The firm is hiring a new internal resource to help successfully onboard new clients as well as provide quality control via testing of new CityReporter releases. The testing can be both manual and automated via a testing framework the firm uses.

The objectives of this project are to improve secure access to land and increase sustainable livelihood opportunities among MAG’s staff to transition from demining to alternative employment opportunities. This project would result in 64,960m2 of land being cleared from confirmed hazardous areas, as well as a range of MAG-pioneered staff transition activities. It would directly contribute to Sri Lanka’s transition to being landmine-free by 2027. Project activities include: (1) deploy two Mine Action Teams (MAT), 1 Mechanical Support Team (MST), 1 Casualty Evacuation Team (CET), and 1 Community Liaison Team (CLT) to support landmine clearance activities; (2) conduct pre and post clearance impact assessments and quality assurance visits to operational areas; (3) conduct tailor-made capacity-building, leadership and other life skills training to at-risk female deminers and other operations staff to successfully handle the transition process; and, (4) train, orient and refer field staff and organisations to diversify their sources of income, while establishing public-private partnerships.

Develop digital adoption plan

Develop digital adoption plan