The goal of the ‘National Information Platform for Nutrition’ initiative is to produce nutrition-related information, then to generate requests for information in order to stimulate public debate, and to reformulate analysis plans for decision-makers, stakeholders, or partners concerned by the field of nutrition. The technical assistance provides its support in order to:
- ensure methodological rigour in the data production and analysis process;
- develop a training plan for the main stakeholders (nutrition-sensitive, decision analysis, method for analysing the results of nutritional surveys, design and management of on-line databases, etc.);
- set up tools for storing and sharing statistical data and information on the nutritional situation (platform);
- make information on the nutritional situation accessible to all sections of the public, and particularly useable by the public authorities for decision-making and strategic purposes.

The programme's general objective is to promote the concerted and sustainable use of Chad's pastoral resources, taking into account local populations' needs, by strengthening their resilience to climate change in pastoral and agro-pastoral zones, and by creating jobs for young people in order to reduce their poverty in an inclusive comprehensive approach.
The programme's specific objective is to ensure the security of herdsmen and farmers in the management and sustainable use of agro-pastoral resources in the Centre (Lake Fitri and Guéra), eastern border (Ennedi, Wadi Fira, Ouaddaï, Sila and Salamat) and southern areas (Mandoul and Moyen Chari) of Chad.
The regional technical assistance builds the capacities of regional delegations (Ministry of Livestock and Animal Production). It also covers monitoring & evaluation and the technical control of pastoral hydraulic facilities, and enhances the synergy of regional components implemented by NGO consortia.

The project aims to strengthen electricity services in three of Côte d’Ivoire’s main cities. It is made up of: a ‘distribution network’ component, including the extension of HV and LV networks (lines and stations); a ‘public lighting’ component, to replace lamps by more economic models, and a component to train the Contracting Authority and Project Manager.
The Consultant is providing support services to the Contracting Authority and Project Manager for the control and supervision of the construction works of the first two components of the ENERGOS project, including revision of the technical studies, project management, administration of the contractors’ contracts, preparation and technical supervision of the works, their administrative and financial control, tests and provisional and definitive acceptance, and monitoring throughout the guarantee period.

Access to energy and especially to a reliable, affordable electricity service, is a condition for sustainable economic development and poverty reduction. The population's access to energy in Togo was limited to 30% in 2014. For the same year, the level of technical (on networks) and non-technical loss was around 18%. This project aims to help face these challenges. Its overall objective is to contribute to reducing poverty by fostering the achievement of the objectives of the Sustainable Energy for All initiative (SE4All). The specific objective is to improve the living conditions of Togo's populations by working towards improved access to modern, sustainable energy services and helping to improve the sector's institutional framework to facilitate future investments, including from the private sector.
The technical assistance to the PASET-1 programme is organised around two main pillars:
1) improvement of the institutional framework of Togo's electricity sector;
2) capacity building of the main energy actors.