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Here you can learn about our partnerships with donors. You can view donor information by browsing the list or search for specific donors by clicking on the first letter of the title using the list of letters below.

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Belgium :the Government of Belgium's most significant contribution to UNDP work has been to the Mine Action Programme, which has been operating since 1999. The Mine Action Programme is currently in a transition period between two projects; Mine Action Project Phase III.
Contact details:	The Embassy of Belgium to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
	PO Box 94396,
	11693 Riyadh,
	Saudi Arabia

Canada/Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA):The Canadian Government contributes through their development agency, CIDA, to the National Programme on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) which aims to ensure coherence in the work of the key water authorities. It also contributed to the Masila Community Water Supply and Sanitation Project which aims to improve water resource management, community water supply and sanitation in Masila community in the governorate of Hadhramaut.
Contact details:	Tim Martin, Director (IRD)
	Stabilization and Reconstruction Task Force (STAR) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
	125 Sussex Drive,
	Ottawa
	Ontario K1A 0G2

Czech Republic: The Czech Government provided funding for a UN Volunteer intern who worked in the area of governance and gender with a specific focus on HIV/AIDS.

Denmark: Denmark contributed to UNDP Yemen’s projects through cost-sharing and Thematic Trust Funds, The projects were 1)Strengthening National Human Rights Capacity project; 2) Electoral Support Project; 3) Decentralization and Local Development Support.
Contact details:	Royal Danish Embassy
	PO Box 94398
	Riyadh 11693
	Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
	Phone.: (00966) 1 488 0101
	Fax: (00966) 1 488 1366

European Commission (EC): the EC has contributed significant amounts to UNDP Yemen’s projects. They co-funded the Electoral Assistance Project, which supported the electoral process leading to the presidential and local elections in 2006 and conducted an electoral observation mission for the same elections with UNDP as executing agency. In addition, EC contributed to support UNDP’s and Mine Action Project Phase III.
Contact details:	Mr. Patrick Benauld
	Al-Ameerah Basma Street – North Abdoun
	PO Box 852099 – 11185
	Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
	Phone: 962 6 460 70 00
	Fax: 962 6 460 40 01

Finland: Finland has funded a Junior Programme Officer who worked in the area of governance and gender and developed a project to support civil society and human rights in Yemen.

France:France provided support to a number of key project areas, specifically the Local Governance Support Project (LGSP); Enhance National Human Rights Capacity II; Human Rights Project; Decentralization and Local Development Support Program; Modernization of Justice Sector; Mine Action Phase II; and Supreme Commission for Election and Referendum of Yemen.
Contact details:	French Embassy in Yemen
	PO Box 1286
	Sana'a
	Phone: (00967) 1 268 888
	Fax: (00967) 1 269 160
	Email: ambaf@y.net.ye

Germany: Germany’s main contribution to UNDP work has been through the Mine Action Programme. The Mine Action Programme is currently in a transition period between two projects; Mine Action Project Phase III
Contact details:	Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
	PO Box 2562
	Sana'a
	Yemen
	Phone: (00967 1) 41 31 74; 41 31 77; 41 31 78
	Fax: (00967 1) 41 31 79

Italy: Italy provided support to a number of key project areas, specifically the Strengthening industrial and trade registration capacities; Demining programme; DLDSP Decentralization and local development support programme; Poverty and Natural Resources on the island of Socotra; and Election Support Programme Phase II. In addition to this support, Italy also funds 2 UN Volunteers who worked in the area of pro-poor economic growth and the other one in the RC office.
Contact details:	Embassy of Italy in Sana'a
	Phone: (00967) 1 269164/5
	Fax: (00967) 1 266137
	Email: ambasciata.sanaa@esteri.it

Japan:The main funding from the Government of Japan has been for UNDP’s Project to Support the Supreme Commission for Elections and Referenda (SCER) in the application of GIS, which is now closed. Japan also supports our work in the Mine Action Programme. The Mine Action Programme is currently in a transition period between two projects; Mine Action Project Phase III and Mine Action Project Phase IV. In addition Japan is also fully funding 2 UN Volunteers working in the area of Environment and Crisis Prevention & Recovery.
Contact details:	Republic of Yemen Embassy of Japan
	PO Box 817
	Phone: (00967) 1 423700
	Fax: (00967) 1 417850/967; 1 417860

Netherlands: The Netherlands supports UNDP initiatives in the areas of human rights, gender, elections, justice, public financial management (PFM) and the Integrated Framework (IF) for the promotion of trade and export. The Netherlands supported UNDP's Mine Action Programme; the Public Financial Management Reform Project; the Strengthening National Capacity for Human Rights Project; the Improving Trade and Industry Licenses Project; the Fishery Quality Control for Export Growth Project; and the Fruit and Vegetable Export Promotion and Quality Control Project.
Contact details:	The Royal Netherlands Embassy Yemen
	PO Box 463,
	Sana'a
	Phone: (00967) 1 421800
	Fax.: (00967) 1 421035
	Email: Holland@y.net.ye

Norway: The Government of Norway contributed to UNDP's Disaster Preparedness, Management and Recovery Project.
Contact details:	Royal Norwegian Embassy Saudi Arabia
	PO Box 94380
	Riyadh 11693
	Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


Romania: Romania provided funding for a UN Volunteer interns who worked in the RC office.

Sweden/ Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA): Sweden currently has contributed to the Early Recovery Project for the Livelihoods Sector of the Flood Affected Areas in Hadhramout and Al-Mahara Governorates (Swedish fund through BCPR), as well as to the project of Strengthening National Capacity for Mine Action in Yemen - Phase III (Swedish and SIDA funds through TTF).
Switzerland: Switzerland provided funding for a UN Volunteer interns who worked in the area of gender.
United Kingdom/Department for International Development (DFID) - UK: DFID provided support to a number of key project areas, specifically the Mine Action Programme III; the Public Financial Management Reform Project; the Integrated Justice Sector Development Project; the Aid Harmonization and Alignment Project; and the Strengthening National Capacity for Human Rights Project. They have also been heavily involved in the household budget survey work and the Yemen Poverty Assessment Report 2007.
Contact details:	Ms. Sarah White, DFID Country Representative
	British Embassy
	PO Box 1287
	938 Thaher Himiyar Street
	East Ring Road
	Near Movenpick Hotel
	Sana'a
	Telephone: (00 967) 1 302450/1/2/3
	Fax: (00 967) 1 302454

United States of America/USAID: US has currently supported UNDP Yemen project of Mines Action-III through PCPR. In the past, USAID provided support to a number of key project areas, specifically the Strengthening National Capacity for Mine Action; Decentralization and Local Development Support Project; Strengthening National Capacity in Human Rights.
Contact details:	U.S. Embassy in Sana'a, Yemen
	PO Box 22347
	Phone: (00967) 1 755 2000 Ext. 2153 or 2266
	Fax: (00967) 1 303 182

Yemen: Government of Yemen has also entered into cost sharing agreement in key UNDP funded projects, as well as the Social Fund for Development (SFD) has been a key player and providing financing for microfinance and decentralization projects.

International Financial Institutions(IFIs)

World Bank: for the last three years UNDP, the World Bank and the Government of Yemen have been working together with other donors to support the Government of Yemen to conduct the second Household Budget Survey. This partnership has resulted in preparation, for the first time, of a joint Poverty Assessment Report.
Contact details:	World Bank Country Office in Sana'a - Yemen
	P.O. Box 18152
	Sana’a, Republic of Yemen
	Phone: (967-1) 413 708 / 413 710
	Fax: (967-1) 413 709 / 418 733
	Email: WBYemen@worldbank.org

Private Sector Organizations

Microsoft: Microsoft has contributed to the Youth Community Access Centres in Yemen Project.
Contact details:	PO Box 52244
	Dubai,
	United Arab Emirates
	Phone: +9714 391 7000
	Fax: +9714 391 7001

Nexen Inc: UNDP Yemen currently works in partnership with Canadian oil company Nexen on the Masila Community Water Supply and Sanitation Project which aims to improve water resource management, community water supply and sanitation in Masila community in the governorate of Hadhramaut.
Contact details:	801-7th Avenue S.W.
	Calgary, Alberta,
	Canada, T2P 3P7
	Phone: (403) 699 4000

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