Projects and references

The PPRI aims to improve the resilience of rural populations to climate change, reduce poverty and improve food security. The Technical Assistance supports the implementation of the PPRI’s four components, namely: i) agricultural and agroecological support, ii) climate-resilient irrigation infrastructure, iii) strengthening capacities at local and national levels, and iv) project management, monitoring and evaluation, and capitalization.

Our team conducted the ex-post evaluation of the SupMed project (€6.563 million) for the FFEM, through an in-depth desk review, stakeholder interviews, a field mission to Egypt and the application of OECD-DAC criteria. This mission enabled us to measure the impacts, promote good agroecological practices and formulate strategic recommendations for future projects.

Our team is assisting the Chadian Ministry of Land Use Planning in implementing the Project for the Development of Hydro-Agriculture in Bahr Linia. We are providing comprehensive technical assistance for monitoring the work, agro-pastoral planning, plant engineering and structuring agricultural and pastoral sectors. Our support also includes strengthening local organisations and a participatory approach that integrates land, social and environmental issues.

Technical assistance for: i) the development, structuring and monitoring of water user associations (WUAs) and their umbrella bodies for the management of built and rehabilitated irrigation schemes, ii) the management of electronic vouchers to boost agricultural production, iii) the creation of an Agricultural Technology Innovation Centre, and iv) communication and awareness-raising among target populations.

Our team conducted the ex-post evaluation of the SupMed project (€6.563 million) for the FFEM, through an in-depth desk review, stakeholder interviews, a field mission to Egypt and the application of OECD-DAC criteria. This mission enabled us to measure the impacts, promote good agroecological practices and formulate strategic recommendations for future projects.

Taking into account the specific health context in Croatia, as well as its pre-accession status, the World Bank is co-funding the Development of Emergency Medical Services and Investment Planning Project (DEMSIPP). The objectives of this Project are twofold: to support the reform of the Emergency Medical System (EMS) in line with European standards, and to provide capacity building to the Ministry of Health (MoH) in developing and managing strategic plans. The Hospital Master Planning (HMP) Project is intended to support the MoH to achieve these two related objectives of the DEMSIPP. When the HMP Project is completed, it will allow the authorities to have a better understanding of the health system in the country, and to develop a strategy for restructuring the current health care provider network towards a system that will better respond to the needs of the population of Croatia.