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THE NATIONAL INDICATIVE PROGRAMMING (NIP) 2004-6 1 Priority: Contributing to the development of selected rural regions Context and justification: The three core strategic planning documents (Vision 2020, 6th NDP and the Strategic Economic Plan) set an ambitious framework with the aim of achieving equitable distribution of economic benefits, employment opportunities, social conditions and infrastructure development throughout the country by the year 2020. The Government of the is committed to pursuing the concept of regional development and recognises that infrastructure development must be channelled to selected areas. Objectives Support the establishment of regional growth centres. Description of the action To support the process of establishing regional growth centres that will act as a development framework for co-ordinating both private and public investment in providing social and physical infrastructure, start institutional strengthening of communities and local administration, and begin the process of decentralising the Governments regional management and development planning system. Expected results Decentralised Regional Development Management Offices built, established and staffed with local administrative staff who have received adequate training, facilities, and capacity building to be able to implement a regional participatory planning process that can identify, prioritise and implement a regional development plan. Establishment of vigorous island and development committees able to fully participate in community development activities, undertake micro-project programmes, begin income generation and poverty reduction activities. This process should be particulary focussed on the empowerment of women. Activities Establishment, staffing, and equipping of Regional Development Management Offices. Human resource training in regional development, land use and rural planning, environment protection including promotion of renewable energies, participatory planning processes, project preparation, income generation and poverty reduction activities, management skills in budgeting, financial control and annual work programmes. Preparation of a long term development plan for the region with detailed and carefully prepared prioritised local budgets, identified projects for funding by either government, aid donors, or private investors, and a clear strategy for economic and social development for the region with all necessary environmental impact assessment (EIA) planning having been undertaken. The plans will detail environmentally sound infrastructure improvements required in communication and transport links between the regional

1 CSP – 10/10/03 centres and Male, either by sea or air, as well as between the regional centres and the other and islands in the region. Regional infrastructure needs for education, health, sanitation, potable water sources, waste management facilities, and renewable energies will be clearly identified, especially the social facilities and vocational education requirements needed to support any planned economic or expected employment opportunities. Care will be needed to ensure that any proposed regional administrative system is acceptable to the central government and the participatory community based planning methods used are acceptable to both the traditional atoll societies as well as the political leaders in central government. A clear overall environmental protection plan for the region with sound strategies for each of the atolls and their respective islands will be prepared. These environmental protection plans will fully take into account any likely environmental impact that will be caused by any proposed infra-structural development activity and will also take into account issues of sustainability of any proposed action. Furthermore, such plan shall examine the use renewable energies. Moreover, these plans will also examine the possibilities to develop learning by doing adaptive capacity, spanning human, institutional and systemic components to reduce the vulnerability of the population to climate change and climate variability. This may include the sharing of information on climate variability and forecasting, and assisting the government in developing an early warning system that would prepare the country to implement response measures to effectively confront and manage natural disasters. Decentralised local government in the Maldives will become more of a reality with strengthened development committees and women’s committees playing a more active role in civil administration. Economic opportunities will increase and diversify with islands in the region looking to the regional centre for social and economic support. The progress and impact of the activities described above will be measured through regular feedback, monitoring and evaluation. Implementation Multi-annual regional development plans will begin to be developed by a medium-term team of European TAs with local counterparts, consisting of regional planners, an infrastructure engineer, a transport engineer, land use planners, a local government specialist and a SME specialist, supported by short-term inputs from a gender specialist, a rural development specialist, an environmental specialist, a sociologist, a GIS (geographic information system) expert, a marine fishery specialist, and a tourism expert. Based at the identified regional centre, the team should begin a participatory planning process to identify the priority needs for both social, as well as economic development. The team should identify institutional strengthening needs, capacity building requirements and training needs for the local administration, communities, and administrators and begin the training programme. Based upon the experience of other aid donor projects, begin the establishment of Regional Development Management Offices, carry out training for institutional strengthening and capacity building for local administrative staff, island, and women’s development committees, involving local chiefs and village officials. Strengthen regional

2 CSP – 10/10/03 planning, land use planning, and GIS facilities at the Regional Office level. Improve use of local funds, local planning and establish local development priorities. On a pilot basis, implement and fund selected micro-projects and development activities based on local initiatives. Particular focus in this process should be laid on projects which target environment protection and/or that help the population to adjust to harmful effects caused by climate change. In the region, the plan should identify agricultural development and market potentials, highlight possibilities for tourism expansion; identify sustainable and marketable marine products, clarify communication and transport needs, identify private initiatives and sources of commercial funding, as well as technical education development. The environmental sustainability of such interventions will be carefully examined. The plan will also look at renewable energy sources such as solar, wind or wave power. Where there are key bottlenecks and problems in the region to begin to implement a programme infrastructure improvement in the fields of communication, transport, tourism, fishing and social improvements. The ADB Regional Development Project is designed to improve the living conditions of the people in the Northern Development Region and Southern Development Region and will be a catalyst for economic growth. It is the first major initiative to implement the Government policy of equitable development and is financed through the Asian Development Bank with co-finance from the Islamic Development Bank. The EC might decide to collaborate with the ADB and co-finance the project. The synergy with a prominent donor on the spot such as the ADB is advisable given the modest level of EC intervention and the fact that there is no EC Delegation in the Maldives but at considerable distance in Delhi. Performance/Outcome Indicators (disaggregated by gender) The main performance indicator of the project will be a noticeable reduction of migration flows from the targeted region to Malé by the end of the project period, i.e. 2006, others include: • Regional Development Centre established, equipped and staffed. Organisational structure drawn up and number of posts occupied and/or vacant. • Regional staff actively involved with the assistance of local communities in preparing regional multi-annual plans with development priorities identified, and public and private funding opportunities highlighted. • Number of training courses, number of participants in training courses. • Multi-annual regional plan encompassing environment, land, gender, economics, social, education, communication, tourism, transport, agriculture drawn up. • Levels of public and private investment. • Number of people living below poverty line, income levels. • Local communities undertaking micro-projects, self-help initiatives, community planning, and forming SMEs. Number of micro-projects carried out, SMEs founded, self-help initiatives set-up, number of women participating in these undertakings, ownership of assets.

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• Regional administration preparing, carrying out, controlling, and monitoring regional funds and budgets. Regional budget prepared, carried out, controlled and regional funds and budgets monitored. • Behavioural change of stakeholders. Local committees set up, number of participants, participation of women. Risks and Conditionalities Despite the commitment of the government to decentralisation there might be a risk that central government officials will be reluctant to allow a true decentralised form of local government to take shape. At the same time traditional societies in the atolls may find the rate of change too fast to be acceptable to them. These risks can be counteracted by ensuring all the main stakeholders including the communities at the island level are fully consulted at all stages of the project and that the community based participatory planning process fully takes into account the wishes and comments of all special interest groups. If the EC funds are used to co-finance the ADB led regional development project risks are low since the project has been running successfully for several years. Period of implementation Appraisal mission in 2003, project implementation 2004-2006.

2 Priority: Enhancing Trade Capacity and Economic Development Context and justification: The needs and concerns of developing countries are at the heart of the Doha Ministerial Declaration. Members committed themselves to ensuring that WTO technical assistance focuses, on a priority basis, on assisting developing countries with implementing existing WTO obligations, as well as on increasing their capacity to participate more effectively in future multilateral trade negotiations. The Maldives’ government has requested technical assistance in preparing their offer in the framework of the DDA negotiations. The non-resident status of the Maldives puts the Government in a particularly difficult situation in terms of following, and contributing to, the ongoing negotiations. Furthermore, as a result of the Maldives overall satisfactory development, it might graduate from its status as an LDC country in the near future. However, the state of the Maldives’ economy is fragile. Its main export products (mainly garments, fish, and canned fish) will lose preferential access to the EU market resulting in the levy of MFN duties. This, compounded by high transportation costs, will reduce Maldives’ competitiveness even further. Objectives The capacity building for the DDA negotiations should equip Maldives for the negotiations in the WTO as agreed at the Fourth Ministerial Conference held in Doha, Qatar. Moreover, it will support the Maldives in its efforts to build up its regulatory, legislative, and institutional capacities in order to implement its WTO commitments.

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Appropriate measures to ease the Maldives’ transition into the group of developing countries should be provided to help the Maldives overcome the negative side effects of losing preferential access to the EU market. Description of the actions Provide trade related technical assistance and capacity building. Help the country to diversify its exports and enhance its competitiveness in the fish sector. Expected results By enhancing its capacity, the Government of Maldives should be better equipped to take part in the Doha Development Round of international trade negotiations, adhere to its international commitments in terms of the new generation of trade issues (Biosafety regulations, SPS, Trade in Services) and support the export oriented sectors of the economy. Activities Among the actions that should be envisaged: 1) Putting at the disposal of the Maldives’ government expertise on a “as needed” basis to assist in analysing specific issues and requests, preparing offers and formulating negotiation positions, in particular in the services, agriculture, and fisheries areas. 2) Training of officials and awareness building among industry. 3) A competitiveness study related to selected economic sectors, the results of which would inform future economic policy at the national and regional levels. The progress and impact of the activities eventually selected for implementation will be measured through regular feedback, monitoring and evaluation. Implementation A project identification mission should be sent to the Maldives in 2003. In order to optimise the use of the limited funds available, synergies should be sought with suitable organisations using the instruments already available or envisaged (e.g. new Asia Framework contract) for pursuing trade facilitation. Performance/Outcome Indicators To be decided in the light of mission findings. Risks and Conditionalities A potential constraint that could limit the full benefit of the above-mentioned activities could be the rather low level of manpower and capacity in the Government of the Maldives to absorb training and technical assistance. Period of implementation Appraisal mission in 2003, project implementation 2004-2005.

Estimated cost and duration of the two actions € 2 million to be spent over 2-3 years. Precise amounts in support of the two actions to be carried out will be determined in the identification and appraisal process.

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ANNEXES A - Area and Population The Maldives is a long and narrow archipelago of 26 natural atolls consisting of nearly 1.190 coral islands, located in the . The country’s total land area is 300 Km2: 820 kilometres long from North to South, and 130 kilometres in breadth, at the widest point. The islands are widely scattered over a territorial ocean area of 859.300 square kilometres. Only 33 islands have a land area in excess of one square km, while just 3 islands ( in , in , and Foammulah) have an area larger than 3 square km. In addition to being very small, all islands are low-lying. None have an elevation of more than 3 m above sea level and 80% of the total land area has a mean elevation of only 1 meter. The population of the Maldives, estimated at 269.010 in 2000, is scattered over 199 islands. One third of all inhabited islands have fewer than 500 people. Only six islands have populations in excess of 3,000. No fewer than 144 islands (more than 70% of all islands) have less than 1,000 people. Inhabited islands are spread throughout the archipelago. The nation's capital, Male is the most populous region with over 63,000 inhabitants. This distribution of the population gives Maldives an extremely dispersed and fragmented population with few parallels in the developing world. B - Constitutional History The first written constitution of the Maldives, proclaimed by Sultan Muhammad Shamsuddeen III and given Royal Assent on 22 December 1932, allowed for the governance of all citizens on the basis of equality and justice. It was largely based on customs, conventions, and traditional administrative practices. Several amendments were made to this first constitution. On 30 January 1940, seven years after its proclamation, the first written constitution was abolished, but within two years a new written constitution was formulated (23 April 1942). After being ruled as a constitutional monarchy, the Maldives adopted a republican form of government on 1 January 1953. On 21 August 1953, the monarchy was restored. The Sultanate rule ceased to exist with the declaration of the second Republic, following a public referendum held on 1 April 1968. The tenth constitution, favouring a Republican rule was formulated and proclaimed with the declaration of the second Republic on 11 November 1968 by President Ibrahim Nasir. Ibrahim Nasir, Prime Minister under the pre-1968 sultanate, became President of the Republic and held office from 1968 to 1978. Nasir was succeeded by Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, who was elected President in 1978. President Gayoom is presently serving his fifth consecutive five-year term as president, which began on 11 November 1998. Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, a former university lecturer and ambassador to the United Nations (UN) was first elected as President in 1978. The political situation in the Maldives has remained remarkably stable over the past two decades providing a conducive environment for development. One of the very few exceptions was 3 November 1988 when former Maldivian businessman Abdullah Luthufi led a sea-borne mercenary force of about 150 Sri Lankan Tamil separatists who invaded

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Maldives and attempted to seize key government installations. The President of Maldives sought external assistance from a number of countries and the Indian Government responded swiftly in assisting the Maldives to repel the attack. They quickly suppressed the coup attempt and restored order. In September 1989, President Gayoom commuted to life imprisonment the death sentences imposed on twelve Sri Lankans and four who participated in the attack. In November 1989, India withdrew by mutual agreement with the Maldives the last of the 160 troops who had remained in the Maldives at the request of the Government of Maldives. (Recast the Nov. 3rd incident as an overspill of Terrorism in ). C - Trade figures (source Eurostat- comext 2002)

HS4 main traded products imported into EU

% total of cumul. € 1000 Share of tons EU imports rs4 source: Comext 2002 country of total imp Extra-EU 1604 PREPARED OR PRESERVED FISH; CAVIAR AND CAVIAR SUBST 32,6% 32,6% 12.349 0,7% 5.571 6107 MEN'S OR BOYS' UNDERPANTS, BRIEFS, NIGHTSHIRTS, PYJAM 18,4% 51,0% 6.956 0,9% 722 6108 WOMEN'S OR GIRLS' SLIPS, PETTICOATS, BRIEFS, PANTIES, NI 17,0% 68,0% 6.435 0,4% 587 6203 MEN'S OR BDYS' SUITS, ENSEMBLES, JACKETS, BLAZERS, TRO 8,2°/" 76,2°/a 3.102 0,0% 218 0304 FISH FILLETS AND OTHER FISH MEAT, WHETHER OR NOT MIN 6,6% 82,8°/a 2.508 0,1% 307 6109 T-SHIRTS, SINGLETS AND OTHER VESTS, KNITTED OR CROCH 5,7% 88,5% 2.169 0,0"/0 187 6204 WOMEN'S OR GIRLS'SUITS, ENSEMBLES, JACKETS, DRESSES, 3,5% 92,1% 1.332 0,0"/0 101 6105 MEN'S OR BOYS' SHIRTS, KNITTED OR CROCHETED (EXCL, NI 2,2"/o 94,2% 815 0,1"/0 66 0301 LIVE FISH 1,4"/0 95,6% 522 0,4"/" 35 total imports from Maldives 100% 37.857 0,00%

HS4 main traded products exported from EU

% total of cumul. % € 1000 Share of tons EU exports rs4 source: Comext 2002 country of total imp Extra-EU 0402 MILK AND CREAM, CONCENTRATED OR CONTAINING ADDED 8,1°/" 8,1% 3.230 0,2°/" 998 3303 PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS (EXCL, AFTERSHAVE LOTIO 5,1% 13,3% 2.040 0,1°/" 69 8525 TRANSMISSION APPARATUS FOR RADIO-TELEPHONY, RADIO- 4,9"/0 18,2% 1.944 0,0"/" 11 9406 PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS, WHETHER OR NOT COMPLETE 3,6% 21,8% 1.431 0,2% 1.145 9030 OSCILLOSCOPES, SPECTRUM ANALYSERS AND OTHER INSTR 2,8% 24,5% 1.105 0,1% 1 8903 YACHTS AND OTHER VESSELS FOR PLEASURE OR SPORTS; R 2,5% 27,1% 1.011 0,0% 341 8409 PARTS SUITABLE FOR USE SOLELY OR PRINCIPALLY WITH TH 2,5"/0 29,6% 1.007 0,0% 43 8421 CENTRIFUGES, INCLUDING CENTRIFUGAL DRYERS (EXCL, TH 1,9% 31,6% 774 0,0"/0 70 8413 PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS, WHETHER OR NOT FITTED WITH A MEA 1,9°/" 33,5% 772 0,0% 41 8411 TURBO-JETS, TURBO-PROPELLERS AND OTHER GAS TURBINE 1,9% 35,4% 767 0,0% 0 3304 BEAUTY OR MAKE-UP PREPARATIONS AND SKIN CARE PREP 1,9% 37,3% 755 0,0% 170 8504 ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMERS, STATIC CONVERTERS, E,G, RE 1,9% 39,2% 754 0,0% 46 8517 ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR LINE TELEPHONY OR LINE TEL 1,7% 41,0% 694 0,0% 5 2204 WINE OF FRESH GRAPES, INCL, FORTIFIED WINES; GRAPE MU 1,7% 42,7% 661 0,0% 154 8529 PARTS SUITABLE FOR USE SOLELY OR PRINCIPALLY WITH TR 1,5°/a 44,2% 607 0,0% 5 2208 UNDENATURED ETHYL ALCOHOL OF AN ALCOHOLIC STREN 1,5"/0 45,7% 592 0,0°/a 122 8536 ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR SWITCHING OR PROTECTING E 1,4"/" 47,1% 574 0,0"/0 24 4901 BOOKS, BROCHURES AND SIMILAR PRINTED MATTER, WHET 1,4% 48,5% 562 0,0"/" 34 9506 ARTICLES AND EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL PHYSICAL EXERCI 1,3°/" 49,8% 510 0,0"/" 22 3823 PREPARED BINDERS FOR FOUNDRY MOULDS OR CORES; CHE 1,3% 51,1% 500 0,2"/" 2.000 3307 SHAVING PREPARATIONS, INCL, PRE-SHAVE AND AFTER-SHA 1,2°/" 52,3% 483 0,0% 60 8431 PARTS SUITABLE FOR USE SOLELY OR PRINCIPALLY WITH TH 1,2% 53,5% 479 0,0% 71 8543 ELECTRICAL MACHINES AND APPARATUS, HAVING INDIVIDU 1,1% 54,6% 440 0,0% 1 8907 RAFTS, TANKS, COFFER-DAMS, LANDING STAGES, BUOYS, BE 1,1% 55,7°/a 424 0,1% 20 8471 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINES AND UNITS THER 1,0% 56,7% 410 0,0% 21 99EE SETS OF GOODS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED") 1,0% 57,7°/a 406 0,0% 81 total exports toMaldives 100% 39.727 0,00%

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Breakdown of trade (in € 1000) by MemberStates

Imports into EU Exports from EU Utd. Kingdom 26.571 70,2% Fr Germany 8.682 21,9% Fr Germany 3.872 10,2% France 6.986 17,6% Netherlands 3.708 9,8% Italy 5.828 14,7% Spain 1.063 2,8% Netherlands 4.885 12,3% Greece 1.024 2,7% Utd. Kingdom 4.853 12,2% Ireland 720 1,9% Denmark 2.805 7,1% France 400 1,1% Finland 1.538 3,9% Italy 310 0,8% Belgium 1.367 3,4% Belgium 104 0,3% Sweden 1.172 2,9% Sweden 40 0,1 % Spain 552 1,4% Finland 26 0,1% Austria 449 1,1% Denmark 18 0,0% Greece 350 0,9% Luxembourg 0 0,0% Ireland 193 0,5% Austria 0 0,0% Portugal 58 0,1% Portugal 0 0,0% Luxembourg 7 0,0%

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EU Trade in goods with Maldives (2002)

Exports: € 40 million Imports: € 28 million Trade balance: € 12 million

Main products imported in EU

prep meet fish 33% textiles other 56% 2% fish 9%

Source: Comext 2002 EU declarations

Main products exported from EU

misc manuf 7% optic machiner 7% y 37% other 27% chemicals dairy 13% 9%

Source: Comext 2002 EU declarations

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Maldives trade in goods with the world

Total exports: € 192 million Total imports: € 482 million Trade Balance: € -290 million

Main trade partners for exports

Sri Lanka 19%

other United 10% States EU 54% 12% Canada 5%

Main trade partners for imports

Malaysia 7% Singapor EU e 11% 26% India 12% other U.A. 18% EmiratesSri Lanka 13% 13%

Source: IMF 2001 data in comext

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D - OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE / 1994-2003 Updated on 9 April 2003

G status No Project/Activity Funding Executi Project Project Amount 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 est. 2003 est. /L (Title & Number) Source ng Start End (in USD) Agency Date Date G complet 1 Third Power System Development ADB MEB 2-sept- 1994 100.000 100.000 ed Project 93 G complet 2 Perspective Plan: 2000 ADB MPE 4-mars- 1994 600.000 600.000 ed 94 G complet 3 Regional Development Planning ADB MPHRE 16-févr- 1995 600.000 600.000 ed Project 95 G complet 4 Development of a strategic ADB MMA 24-avr- 1995 300.000 300.000 ed framework for Financial Sector 95 Restructuring G complet 5 Maldives Monetary Authority ADB MMA 3-août- 1996 385.000 385.000 ed Project 95 G complet 6 Education Masterplan ADB MOE 8-août- 1996 300.000 300.000 ed 95 G complet 7 Development of a system of ADB MPHRE 1-avr-96 1997 400.000 192.548 302.454 97.546 ed National Accounts G complet 8 Capacity Building for Maldives ADB Audit 11-févr- 1999 600.000 151.235 205.579 243.285 64.466 ed Audit Office Office 97 G complet 9 Post Secondary Rationalization and ADB MOE 16-oct- 1999 150.000 103.539 ed Development 97 G complet 10 Atoll Development ADB Atolls 16-oct- 1999 625.000 348.191 278.809 ed 97 G complet 11 Strengthening of Maldives Legal ADB Justice 17-oct- 1998 150.000 105.552 44.448 ed System 97 G complet 12 Post Secondary Education ADB MOE 20-août- 1999 150.000 48.431 101.569 9.199 ed Management Development Studies 98 G ongoing 13 Further Development of the System ADB MPND 12-févr- 2001 950.000 162.524 291.825 196.312 176.760 242.960 of National Accounts 98 G complet 14 Private Sector Participation in ADB MPA Nov-98 2000 400.000 220.476 179.524 ed Maldives Ports G ongoing 15 Outer Islands Electrification Project ADB MPND 30-juil- 2000 299.768 228.106 71.662 99 G ongoing 16 Capacity Building for Maldives ADB MPND Dec-99 Nov-00 510.000 182.978 327.022 Public Accounting System G ongoing 17 Strengthening Legal Education and ADB Justice Dec-99 Apr-02 995.000 95.372 449.814 449.814 Judicial Training G ongoing 18 Science and Technology Master ADB MCS&T Mar-00 Nov-00 600.000 272.515 327.485 Plan

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G ongoing 19 Capacity Building for Maldives ADB Custom 2000 2001 700.000 700.000 Customs Service s G ongoing 20 Small Scale Technical Assistance ADB MCS&T 2000 2001 150.000 150.000 for Information Technology Development Project G ongoing 21 Enhancement of the Maldives ADB MWASS 3-janv- 150.000 150.000 Social Security System (TA) 02 G ongoing 22 Post Secondary Education & Skills ADB MHREL 29-juil- 400.000 400.000 Development Project (TA) 02 G ongoing 23 Transport Masterplan (TA No. 3922 ADB M/o 18-déc- 230.000 230.000 MLD) Transpo 02 rt G ongoing 24 Regional Development Project Ph II ADB MPND 13-janv- 400.000 400.000 (TA No. 3896 MLD) 03 L complet 25 Male' Port Project ADB MPA 6-janv- 1994 6.423.000 36.334 ed 89 L complet 26 Second Power Systems ADB STELC 23-janv- 30-sept- 9.528.000 163.482 2.703.78 2.221.18 1.134.20 ed Development Project O 92 97 5 8 5 L complet 27 Second Male' Port Project ADB MPA 6-mai-93 31-déc- 7.850.000 314.748 1.397.45 3.557.94 1.710.51 281.454 ed 97 0 1 9 L ongoing 28 Third Power System Development ADB STELC 7-janv- 30-juin- 5.485.280 122.649 355.706 140.021 1.753.86 3.501.896 1.150.502 Project O 98 01 9 L ongoing 29 Post Secondary Education Project ADB MCHE 19-févr- 31-juil- 6.446.364 250.000 2.071 200.719 1.581.180 1.753.963 99 04 L ongoing 30 Regional Development Project ADB MOFT 6-déc-99 31-déc- 8.137.414 1.157.33 999.629 3.973.011 1.669.962 04 8 L ongoing 31 Outer Island Electrification Project ADB MOAA 26-mai- 2005 8.000.000 1.488.750 02 L ongoing 32 Information Technology ADB MCS&T 26-mai- 2005 9.500.000 1.646.008 Development Project 02 L ongoing 33 Strengthening of the Maldives ADB MFT 4-déc-02 2005 5.000.000 1.051.326 Public Accounting System (Loan No: 1915 MLD(SF)) G complet 34 The Women's Magazine Asia MYWS 23-juin- 1994 12.000 12.000 ed Foundation 94 G complet 35 Inservice Training Courses Asia ITE 1994 1999 1.263 1.263 ed Foundation G ongoing 36 Australian Development Australia DER 1994 2000 6.842.717 906.537 933.895 917.628 1.407.86 1.149.93 860.924 665.933 757.862 1.011.116 Scholarships (ADS) 7 3 G complet 37 ADCOS Australia DER 1994 1996 1.552.056 314.256 545.697 692.103 ed G complet 38 Food Aid Australia STO 1993 - - ed G complet 39 Commodities Assistance Program Australia STO 1994 1995 408.164 405.206 2.958 ed G complet 40 Upgrading Voice of Maldives Australia VOM 1996 1997 94.646 85.773 8.873 ed

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G complet 41 Aerial Mapping Project Australia MCPW 1994 1996 451.789 218.131 151.582 82.076 ed G complet 42 Lower Secondary Teacher Australia MPHRE 18-mai- 1999 1.197.810 17.007 201.863 440.698 218.870 41.408 1.486 18.003 ed Education Project 95 G complet 43 Strengthening of teaching Australia IHS 29-mai- 1997 14.599 14.599 ed resources in the IHS. 97 G complet 44 Improvement of biographic services Australia MOE 29-mai- 1997 20.511 20.511 ed in the Salahudhdheen Building 97 library G complet 45 Upgrading the Desktop Publishing Australia MOE 29-mai- 1997 7.226 7.226 ed facilities at ERSD. 97 G complet 46 The IHS - Institutional Australia IHS 22-avr- 4 years 833.334 28.098 85.773 380.065 382.098 55.010 155.437 31.131 ed Strengthening Project in the 98 Maldives G complet 47 Home Gardening and Waste Australia KIDS 16-déc- 1998 25.185 25.185 ed Management Project (ACAS) 98 G complet 48 Human Resource Development Australia MATI 16-déc- 1998 5.021 5.021 ed Project (ACAS) 98 G complet 49 Rasheed Library Development Australia Rashee 16-déc- 1998 6.766 6.766 ed Project (ACAS) d 98 Library G complet 50 Crop Farm Dev. Project (ACAS) Australia HAD 4-mai-99 1999 34.161 34.161 ed G complet 51 Agricultural Development Project - Australia KIDS 4-mai-99 1999 36.971 36.971 ed Ph 2 (ACAS) G ongoing 52 Protected Areas System Project Australia MHA&E 31-août- 3 years 1.692.760 45.105 - 27.498 343.102 428.551 254.075 305.910 99 G ongoing 53 Increasing Income generation Australia GEM* 17-janv- 2000 29.387 29.387 through Agriculture (ACAS) 00 G ongoing 54 Improving English Language Skills Australia MOAA 15-juin- 2000 55.215 55.215 of Atolls Administration 00 G ongoing 55 Rehabilitation of people with Australia Care 2001 2001 40.773 40.773 disbilities Society G ongoing 56 PASU Australia Australi 9.613 7.394 7.394 3.697 7.382 4.540 7.881 7.657 a G ongoing 57 Program Planning Australia Australi 739 6.193 31.712 45.881 48.946 a G ongoing 58 NGO / Volunteers Australia Australi 198.167 155.280 73.943 187.814 - 151.363 97.639 a L ongoing 59 Hulhumale' Land Reclamation and Belgium Hulhum 2-août- 2002 3.178.400 2.548.602 Development Project (Belgium State ale Dev. 01 State) Unit L ongoing 60 Hulhumale' Development Project Belgium/ MCPW 2001 2004 15.800.56 1.457.92 16.094.51 92.590 (Fortis Bank) Fortis Bank 6 4 3 G ongoing 61 British Partnership Scheme (BPS) / Britain / DER 1996 1999 1.763.767 528.072 443.095 408.000 384.600 306.818 292.324 231.322 Small Grants Scheme (SGS) - SGS

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ongoing scholarships

G complet 62 Fuamulah Children's Playground Britain / Fuamul Mar-2001 5.990 5.990 ed SGS ah AEC G complet 63 Reading Materials for English 200 Britain / Baa Mar-2001 4.546 4.546 ed Plan SGS AEC G complet 64 Counselling Data Management Britain / SHE Mar-2001 1.371 1.371 ed SGS G complet 65 Laboratory Equipment Britain / Ameer Mar-2001 3.030 3.030 ed SGS Ahmed School G complet 66 Assistance to NGO Workshop Britain / MPND 1-avr-02 22.624 22.624 ed SGS G complet 67 Atoll Education Centre Project Britain / MOE 2002 12.982 12.982 ed SGS G complet 68 Integrated Program on Gender and Britain / MWASS 2002 6.214 6.214 ed Development, Child Rights and SGS Prevention of Drug Abuse G complet 69 Activities focusing on teacher Britain / Intl Faculty 8-juil-02 10.000 10.000 ed education concerning early literacy Reading of in Maldives Assoc. Educati on G ongoing 70 Establishment of the Computer Brunei MFA ####### 75.000 Network ## G complet 71 Rural Health Worker Training, Haa Canada VSO 1993/94 1994 41.428 41.428 ed Dhaal Atoll G complet 72 SHE Co-ordination Project Canada SHE 1993/94 1994 28.000 28.000 ed G complet 73 Workshop on Science and Canada EDC 1993/94 1994 7.000 7.000 ed Fisheries Science for Teachers G complet 74 Strengthening of Island-based Canada FASHA 1993/94 1994 10.400 10.400 ed NGO's N G complet 75 Upgrading the Quarterly VESHI Canada VESHI 1993/94 1994 2.057 2.057 ed Bulletin G complet 76 Laamu Atoll Mariculture Project Canada Oceano 1994/95 1995 20.050 20.050 ed graphic Society of Mald. G complet 77 Southern Secondary School / Canada Souther 1994/95 1995 1.092 1.092 ed Printing and Publishing n Sec.Sch ool G complet 78 Regional Workshop on Women's Canada Mald. 1995/96 1996 1.432 1.432 ed Role in Fisheries Development Fisherm an's Assoc.

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G complet 79 Fruit Cultivation on Thoddu Island Canada MF&A 1995/96 1996 5.000 5.000 ed G complet 80 Upgrading English Language Canada EDC 1995/96 1996 600 600 ed Teaching G complet 81 UN Conference on Stradding Fish Canada MF&A 1995/96 1996 5.000 5.000 ed Stocks G complet 82 Dhoni for Immunization Program Canada MHW 1995/96 1996 29.000 29.000 ed G complet 83 AIDS / HIV Counselling Canada FASHA 1997 1997 2.865 2.865 ed N G complet 84 Computer Assisted English Canada ITE 1997 1997 896 896 ed Language Learning G complet 85 Dhivehi / English Glossary Canada ITE 1997 1997 1.000 1.000 ed G complet 86 Environment Awareness Among Canada ECOCA 1997 1997 4.500 4.500 ed Students RE Maldive s G complet 87 Health Visit to Canada SHE 1997 1997 2.800 2.800 ed G complet 88 Library Development in Canada Rashee 1997 1997 4.000 4.000 ed d Library G complet 89 Publication of an Environment Book Canada Blue 1997 1997 10.500 10.500 ed Peace G complet 90 Million Tree Programme - Dhaalu Canada MF&A 12-août- 1997 4.500 4.500 ed 97 G complet 91 Million Tree Programme - Haa Canada MF&A 1998 1998 4.000 4.000 ed Dhaalu G complet 92 Home Gardening in Canada Friends Jan-98 1998 4.000 4.000 ed hip Asso. for Sports& Env G complet 93 Improvement of School Canada Huraa 1998 1998 7.017 7.017 ed School Admin. G complet 94 Resocialization of Psychiatric Canada IHS 1998 1998 1.000 1.000 ed Patients G complet 95 Thalassaemia Prevention in Addu Canada SHE 1998 1998 5.000 5.000 ed Atoll G complet 96 RCMP Training for Maldives Police Canada Police May-98 1999 2.513 2.513 ed Hdqrts G complet 97 Training in family planning methods Canada SHE May-98 1999 3.210 3.210 ed G complet 98 Science Teaching Canada EDC Jun-98 1999 1.000 1.000

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ed G ongoing 99 Assistance to improve home Canada MF&A Jan-99 1999 6.250 6.250 gardening or farming in Thaa Atoll Island G ongoing 10 Improving Surgical Procedure at Canada MOH 11-janv- 1999 4.200 4.200 0 Meemu Regional Hospital 99 G ongoing 10 Improving Surgical Procedure at Canada MOH 11-janv- 1999 4.200 4.200 1 Raa Regional Hospital 99 G ongoing 10 Development of Distance Canada NFEC 21-janv- 1999 7.000 7.000 2 Education Level 4 (DEEC) 99 G ongoing 10 Gender Training for Government Canada MWASS Mar-99 1999 19.218 19.218 3 Schools G ongoing 10 Income earning opportunities for Canada VINARE Jun-99 2000 5.970 5.970 4 Women S G ongoing 10 Protected Sports facility for Canada Friends Jul-99 2000 8.000 8.000 5 Holhudhoo hip Asso. for Sports& Env G ongoing 10 Photocopier for Medhavalhu School Canada Medhav Aug-99 2000 2.000 2.000 6 alu School G ongoing 10 Installation of community rainwater Canada Aug-00 17.105 17.105 7 collection tanks in Maafaru IDC G ongoing 10 Installation of community rainwater Canada Aug-00 12.830 12.830 8 collection tanks in Lhohi IDC G ongoing 10 Community managed soil erosion Canada Atolls Apr-01 7.000 7.000 9 control management project G ongoing 11 Community Managed garbage Canada Atolls Apr-01 2001 5.500 5.500 0 disposal Project G ongoing 11 Construction of a Pre-School cum Canada Sh. ####### 1-déc- 11.462 1 training centre Maaung ## 03 oodhoo Island Dev. Committ ee G ongoing 11 Farm Irrigation Project Canada Noonu ####### 1-déc- 14.620 2 Manadh ## 03 oo Women' s Dev. Committ ee

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G ongoing 11 Building and Furnishing a Fruit and Canada Laamu ####### 1-déc- 3.065 3 Vegetable Shop Fonadh ## 03 oo Dev. Committ ee G ongoing 11 Construction of Recreation, Care Canada Laamu ####### 1-déc- 5.660 4 and Training Social Centre Hithadh ## 03 oo Island Dev. Committ ee G ongoing 11 Holhudhoo Island Waste Canada Noonu ####### 12.000 5 Management Pilot Project Holhudh ## oo G ongoing 11 Training for CBR Personnel Canada CARE ####### 8.160 6 Society ## G ongoing 11 Deepening of the Channel in Canada ####### 15.840 7 Kudafari IDC ## G ongoing 11 Holhudhoo water supply project Canada Holhudh 8-avr-02 5.616 8 () oo IDC G ongoing 11 Funadhoo Community Building Canada Funadh 8-avr-02 9.855 9 () oo IWDC G ongoing 12 Establishment of Community Water Canada Landho 7-janv- 5.145 0 Tank project in in Noonu o IDC 02 Atoll G ongoing 12 Training Awards / Technical CFTC DER 1994 1999 1.993.729 338.280 408.427 372.143 363.457 303.192 208.230 51.755 337.194 1 Assistance G complet 12 Male' Housing Project China MCPW 19-févr- 913.159 913.159 ed 2 92 L complet 12 Male' Housing Project (Interest China MCPW 19-févr- 913.159 913.159 ed 3 Free Loan) 92 G complet 12 Male' Housing Project China MCPW 2-mars- 750.000 750.000 ed 4 94 L complet 12 Male' Housing Project (Interest China MCPW 2-mars- 750.000 750.000 ed 5 Free Loan) 94 G complet 12 Male' Housing Project China MCPW 23-août- 603.000 603.000 ed 6 95 G ongoing 12 Male' Housing Project Phase III China MCPW 27-juin- 599.434 599.434 7 96 G ongoing 12 Male' Housing Project Phase III China MCPW 23-avr- 1998 603.908 603.908 8 98 G ongoing 12 Male' Housing Project Phase IV China MHUDB 28-févr- 2001 1.207.730 301.932 905.798 9 00

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G complet 13 Equipment from China (20 China DER 8-déc-99 8-déc- 65.000 65.000 ed 0 computers, 20 printers, 5 fax 99 machines) G ongoing 13 Agreement on Economic and China MHUDB 16-mai- 1.207.730 1 Technical Cooperation 01 G ongoing 13 Air-Conditioning Equipment for Min China MFA mai-01 2001 18.138 18.138 2 of Foreign Affairs G ongoing 13 Chinese Economic and Technical China DER 14-oct- 2.400.000 3 Cooperation Agreement 02 G ongoing 13 Construction of the Building of the China MFA 19-nov- 2.415.460 4 Ministry of Foreign Affairs 02 (US$2,415,460) G ongoing 13 Male' Water and Sewerage Project Denmark / MWSA ####### 1998 3.197.158 1.495.31 140.000 928.921 110.000 522.924 5 DANIDA ## 3 G ongoing 13 Fuah Mulaku Harbour Project Denmark / MCPW 15-août- 15 1.660.000 1.156.00 - 500.000 6 DANIDA 00 months 0 L complet 13 Airport Upgrading project Denmark / MAA 15-août- 1996 2.500.000 509.684 1.694.05 20.882 ed 7 DDB 94 0 L complet 13 Extension of Power Systems Denmark / STELC 2-sept- 31-déc- 1.440.000 1.143.64 ed 8 (Procurement of 5.4 MVA DDB O 97 98 7 Generator Set) L ongoing 13 Fuah Mulaku Harbour Project (An Denmark / MCPW 15-août- 15 7.919.000 856.000 836.000 1.495.000 4.732.000 9 additional amount of EUR 440,000 DDB 00 months considered by DANIDA) L ongoing 14 Third Power System Development Denmark / STELC 2001 3.548.178 437.486 2.563.779 832.554 0 Project Uni Bank O G complet 14 Establishment of a Language Egypt MOE 1996 1996 2.000 2.000 ed 1 Laboratory G ongoing 14 Empowerment of Women - EU MWAS 25-nov- 2001 1.160.600 209.238 372.264 178.549 400.549 2 MDV/96/P01 W 96 G complet 14 Tourism Master Plan EU MOT 23-juil- 1995 427.216 320.413 106.804 ed 3 94 G pipeline 14 Strengthening Regional EU MFA&M 3 years 4 Development Administration (Euros R 617.280 617.280 2 million over 3 years starting in 2002) G complet 14 Biological Pest Control FAO MF&A 1994 1994 13.500 13.500 ed 5 G complet 14 Contribution to the World Food Day FAO MF&A 4-août- 1994 750 750 ed 6 94 G complet 14 Regional Wood Energy Program FAO MF&A 12-nov- 1994 153.000 153.000 ed 7 94 G complet 14 Rehabilitation of the Sea Cucumber FAO MF&A 7-févr-95 1996 131.000 87.333 43.667 ed 8 Industry - Laamu Atoll Mariculture (TCP/MDV/4452(A))

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G complet 14 Poultry Meat and Egg Production - FAO MF&A ####### 1996 153.000 93.500 59.500 ed 9 Northern Atoll Region ## (TCP/MDV/4553) G complet 15 Coastal Fisheries Management in FAO MF&A 8-juil-96 1997 214.286 214.286 ed 0 the Bay of Bengal (Regional Project)* G complet 15 Establishment of Plant Quarantine FAO MF&A ####### 1-sept- 185.000 10.791 174.209 ed 1 & Biological Control Unit in ## 98 Maldives G complet 15 Utilization of Fish Waste FAO MF&A 27-avr- 1-oct-98 247.000 109.778 137.222 ed 2 (TCP/MDV/6711 (A)) 97 G complet 15 Strengthening Banana Production FAO MFA&M 2-déc-99 2000 98.000 98.000 ed 3 Project R G complet 15 Emergency Assistant to control FAO MFA&M 1-mars- 1-juin- 29.000 29.000 ed 4 coconut pest TCP/MDV/6713 R 97 97 G complet 15 Poultry development in selected FAO MFA&M 1-juil-98 1-sept- 8.500 8.500 ed 5 islands in the Republic of Maldives R 99 TFD97/MDV/01 G complet 15 Establishment of community FAO MFA&M 1-août- 1-août- 10.000 10.000 ed 6 vegetable and fruit tree nurseries in R 99 00 selected islands TFD98/MDV/001 G complet 15 Assistance to farmers of FAO MFA&M 1-août- 1-août- 10.000 10.000 ed 7 Nolhivarum island to increase R 99 00 Agriculture Production TFD/98/MDV/002 G complet 15 Improving Watermelon Cultivation FAO MFA&M 1-sept- 1-sept- 10.000 10.000 ed 8 Thoddu and Islands R 98 99 TFD/97/MDV/002 G complet 15 Establishment of fruit and FAO MFA&M 1-sept- 1-sept- 10.000 10.000 ed 9 vegetable plot for the women's R 98 99 committee TFD/97/MDV/03 G ongoing 16 Agricultural Intensification and FAO MFA&M 1-mars- 1-nov- 328.000 328.000 0 water control component of the R 01 01 SPFS TCP/MDV/0065 G ongoing 16 Improved handling of fresh fish FAO MFAMR 24-févr- 314.860 1 03 G ongoing 16 Training Maldivian Agriculture FAO MFAMR 26-févr- 73.930 73.930 2 Officers (CAD 15,055) 03 L complet 16 Extension of Power Systems Finland / STELC 12-sept- 1999 1.641.500 1.448.38 193.118 ed 3 (Procurement of 5.4 MVA FEC O 97 3 Generator Set) G ongoing 16 Noonu Ken'dhikulhudhoo Finland Ken'dhik 14-oct- 24.275 24.275 4 Community Centre Mission ulhudho 01 Fund o IDC G complet 16 Rehabilitation of Male' Sewerage Germany / MWSA 26-sept- 30-déc- 8.981.396 2.191.96 644.408 644.409 140.170 454.627 436.617 231.553 133.731 27.560 9.641 ed 5 System / kfW kfW 94 99 8

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G complet 16 Sewing Machines for Women's Self Germany / MWA 1996 1996 9.660 9.660 ed 6 Help Groups in the Maldives (Micro kfW Project) G complet 16 Training ICAO DCA 1994 1995 55.298 34.257 21.041 ed 7 G complet 16 Office equipment ICAO DCA 1995 1995 3.383 3.383 ed 8 G complet 16 Training for Air Traffic Controllers in ICAO DCA 1995 1995 13.584 13.584 ed 9 Sri Lanka G complet 17 Public Enterprises Monitoring IDA / WB MOFT 1-sept- 1995 243.000 43.000 ed 0 Reform 94 G ongoing 17 Capacity Building for Land IDA / WB MHUDB 2001 2003 245.000 36.750 208.250 1 Management Housing and UB L complet 17 Education and Training Project IDA / WB MPHRE ####### 31-déc- 7.456.000 582.109 1.082.17 ed 2 ## 95 4 L complet 17 Airport Project IDA / WB MAA 11-juil- 31-déc- 7.903.000 124.309 ed 3 90 94 L complet 17 Third Fisheries Project IDA / WB MIFCO 15-juil- 10-févr- 8.985.083 4.913.02 2.011.64 546.440 248.695 -59.633 ed 4 92 98 7 0 L complet 17 Second Education and Training IDA / WB MPND 22-août- 30-juin- 12.753.27 805.039 1.932.32 3.542.54 3.736.88 2.709.03 156.974 ed 5 Project 95 00 6 0 5 8 1 L ongoing 17 Third Education and Training IDA / WB MHREL 1-juin-00 1-mars- 17.374.62 3.166.94 111.608 2.734.889 2.922.749 6 Project 05 3 0 G ongoing 17 TA - Water Supply & Sewerage in IDB MOH 2-juil-00 179.000 179.000 7 Atolls G ongoing 17 The Infrastructure Development for IDB MPND 31-oct- 342.100 342.100 8 Poverty Alleviation in the Atolls 01 (TA) L complet 17 Water Supply and IDB MHUDB 19-oct- 1-déc- 2.002.127 38.637 30.155 1.790.10 101.029 ed 9 Sanitation 95 98 1 L ongoing 18 Northern Regional Secondary IDB MOE 16-sept- 1-déc- 2.276.391 351.672 714.958 870.270 - 204.306 - 149.359 - 0 School 96 98 L complet 18 Construction of 4 Regional IDB MOH ####### 30-juin- 3.192.432 381.839 547.301 1.652.62 510.059 - ed 1 Hospitals ## 99 5 L ongoing 18 Fifth Male' Primary School Project IDB MOE 15-juin- 30-juin- 4.785.907 628.500 869.295 419.908 - 1.518.189 1.225.607 2 97 00 L ongoing 18 Institute of Health Sciences Project IDB MCHE 7-août- 2002 3.829.000 462.389 1.799.274 3 99 L ongoing 18 Gan Hithadhoo Link Road IDB MPND 2-févr-01 3.948.325 612.180 3.248.334 4 L ongoing 18 Villingili Habour Project IDB MHUDB 2-févr-01 3.180.000 178.574 1.702.949 5 L ongoing 18 Health and Education Project IDB MOE/M 31-oct- 4.896.499 284.388 1.778.717 6 OH 01 L ongoing 18 Extention of Gan-Hithadhoo link IDB MPND 23-oct- 1.955.000 2.098.135 7 road 02

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L complet 18 Atolls Credit and Development IFAD BML ####### 27-janv- 3.103.412 576.680 943.233 536.523 187.664 ed 8 Banking ## 97 L ongoing 18 Southern Atolls Development IFAD BML/MA 27-déc- 30-juin- 2.605.508 250.000 64.316 116.960 404.819 177.287 647.035 686.920 159.847 9 Project A 96 02 G complet 19 Maldives Institute of Technical India MPHRE Oct-94 Sep-96 3.577.081 1.268.00 339.000 ed 0 Education (MITE) 0 G complet 19 Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital India MOH n/a ed 1 G ongoing 19 Project Assistance / Training India India 1994 1998 7.517.645 453.249 2.134.29 2.517.62 1.463.61 948.870 n/a 2 3 1 2 G ongoing 19 Sports Equipment (Cricket items) India M/o 1999 16.290 16.290 3 Youth G ongoing 19 Population & Development India MCPW 3-oct-01 729.774 729.774 4 Consolidation Program - Provision of equipment for Infrastructure Development G ongoing 19 Institute of Hotel and Catering India MCHE n/a 5 Services (Foundation laid during the visit of Indian PM during September 2002) G ongoing 19 Computerisation of Maldives Post India Maldive 7-avr-03 48.750 48.750 6 Limited (Total: $75,000; India Post: s Post 65% of cost) Ltd. G ongoing 19 Food Aid Programme Japan STO 928.936 996.016 1.500.00 1.336.00 1.000.00 990.300 1.509.43 1.000.00 400.000 7 0 0 0 4 0 G complet 19 Coastal Fisheries Promotion Japan FPID ####### 6.438.462 ed 8 Project Ph-II ## G complet 19 Coastal Fisheries Promotion Japan FPID 25-juin- 1994 3.325.592 900.679 ed 9 Project Ph-III 93 G complet 20 Atoll Island Electrification Project Japan MEB 02-févr- 1995 5.645.703 2.432.78 3.118.76 ed 0 Ph I 94 4 3 G complet 20 Seawall Construction Project West Japan MCPW 2-févr-94 1994 307.249 307.249 ed 1 Coast (Phase I) G complet 20 Seawall Construction Project West Japan MCPW 22-juil- 1995 13.632.65 5.680.27 7.952.38 ed 2 Coast (Phase II) 94 3 2 1 G complet 20 Supply of Sports Equipment Japan MYWAS 30-janv- 1995 468.600 468.600 ed 3 95 G complet 20 Supply of Audio Recording Japan MIC/VO 27-sept- 1997 479.000 479.000 ed 4 Equipment - Cultural Grant Aid M 95 G ongoing 20 Expansion of Electrification of Japan VINARE 1996 1997 74.522 74.522 5 Vaikaradhoo (SSGA) S G ongoing 20 Extension of Thalasaemia Japan SHE 1996 1997 34.900 34.900 6 Prevention Program (SSGA) G complet 20 Atoll Island Electrification Project - Japan STELC 10-janv- 1996 3.927.203 3.927.20 ed 7 2nd Phase (Stage 1) O 96 3

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G complet 20 Atoll Island Electrification Project - Japan STELC 2-juin-96 1997 2.700.000 95.642 31.881 ed 8 2nd Phase (Stage 2) O G ongoing 20 Seawall Construction in Male' Japan MCPW 10-janv- 1997 287.356 86.207 201.149 9 Island - 2nd Phase (Stage 1) 96 G ongoing 21 Seawall Construction in Male' Japan MCPW 2-juin-96 1998 10.700.00 2.920.56 5.394.39 2.197.47 0 Island - 2nd Phase (Stage 2) 0 0 2 1 G ongoing 21 Equipment for TVM: Japanese Japan TVM 8-nov-96 1996 377.005 377.005 1 Cultural Grant Aid G complet 21 Sixth Male' Primary School Japan MOE 2-févr-98 31- 5.722.178 4.495.99 1.226.18 ed 2 mars-99 7 1 G ongoing 21 Male' Seawall Construction Project Japan MCPW 2-févr-98 31-juil- 220.994 220.994 3 - Phase III (South Seawall) - 98 detailed design G ongoing 21 Male' Seawall Construction Project Japan MCPW 13-mai- 31-Mar- 10.298.66 2.526.28 6.143.04 1.829.96 4 - Phase III (South Seawall) - 98 2000 6 0 0 0 Construction G ongoing 21 Atoll Island Electrification Project - Japan STELC 30-nov- 29-nov- 5.694.470 474.539 5.219.93 5 Ph III (Stage 1) O 98 99 1 G ongoing 21 Upgrading South Huvadhoo Japan Huvadh 1998 1998 60.176 60.176 6 Primary School (SSGA) oo Primary School G ongoing 21 Atoll Island Electrification Project - Japan STELC 25-juil- 2000 1.125.800 750.530 375.270 7 Ph III (Stage 2) O 99 G ongoing 21 Assistance to Sheikh Abdul Japan SARPS* 27-févr- 2000 42.888 42.888 8 Rahman Pre-School 00 G ongoing 21 Assistance for National Library Japan National ####### 2000 150.000 150.000 9 (Cultural Grant Aid) Library ## G pipeline 22 Male' Seawall Construction Project Japan MCPW 17-août- 2001 7.385.579 369.279 7.016.30 0 - Phase IV (North Seawall) 00 0 G ongoing 22 Male' Seawall Construction Project Japan MCPW 19-juin- 5.450.000 2.725.00 2.725.000 1 - Phase IV (North Seawall) - Stage 01 0 2 G ongoing 22 Building for children with disabilities Japan Care 17-oct- 89.740 89.740 2 Society 01 G ongoing 22 Japanese Food Aid Japan STO ####### 1.200.000 3 ## G ongoing 22 Reconstruction Of Thaajudheen Japan MOE 10-juin- 4.704.676 4 School 02 G ongoing 22 Provision of equipment to South Japan South 8-mars- 13.821 5 Huvadhoo Primary School Huvadh 02 oo G ongoing 22 Assistance from Korea (equipment) Korea DER 1994 1997 251.000 73.000 91.000 49.000 38.000 6.000 14.000 n/a n/a 30.000 6 G ongoing 22 Assistance for the SAARC Summit Korea MFA 1997 1997 50.000 50.000 7

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G complet 22 Outer Atoll Harbour Development Kuwait MPE 1-janv- 1994 490.500 490.500 ed 8 Study Fund 94 G ongoing 22 Technical Assistance for Ministry of Kuwait MPHRE 12-juin- 2000 500.000 150.000 150.000 200.000 9 Planning, Human Resources and Fund 97 Environment. G ongoing 23 Fisheries Sector Study Kuwait MF&A 1-févr-00 2000 817.500 817.500 0 Fund L complet 23 Maandhu Island Fisheries Project Kuwait MIFCO 20-sept- 1-nov- 9.225.700 368.655 3.433.96 4.036.59 850.293 132.835 ed 1 Fund 92 98 9 9 L ongoing 23 Airport Upgrading Project Phase IV Kuwait MAA 25-oct- 30-nov- 10.210.00 216.106 71.046 130.529 124.331 4.582.759 2 Fund 98 02 0 L ongoing 23 Maldives Ports Development Kuwait Transpo 24-oct- 30-sept- 9.564.644 519.978 96.933 1.813.442 3 Project Fund rt 99 02 G complet 23 Equipment Malaysia MFA 23-févr- 1997 20.928 20.928 ed 4 97 L complet 23 Third Fisheries Project NDF MIFCO 24-avr- 31-déc- 5.600.000 1.294.10 3.561.02 476.140 ed 5 92 95 4 7 L complet 23 Male' Water and Supply Project NDF MWSA 2-mai-95 1-avr-00 2.836.000 1.040.65 1.612.78 ed 6 2 8 L ongoing 23 Third Power System Development NDF STELC ####### 30-juin- 5.485.280 - 5.137.32 - 7 Project O ## 01 0 G complet 23 Million Tree Planting Program Netherland MF&A 1-janv- 1996 10.000 10.000 ed 8 s 96 G ongoing 23 2 Collector Vessels for MIFCO / Netherland MIFCO Mar-00 Dec- 1.126.254 749.692 376.553 9 ORET s / ORET 2001 L ongoing 24 2 Collector Vessels for MIFCO / Netherland MIFCO Mar-00 Dec- 1.352.714 948.867 370.824 0 ING Bank s / ING 2001 Bank G complet 24 Hanimaadhoo Electrification Project New MEB 17-mai- 1994 6.000 6.000 ed 1 (HOMF) Zealand 93 G complet 24 Cash Grant for Prevention, Control New MOH 18-juil- 1995 ed 2 and Treatment of Thalassemia Zealand 95 6.573 6.573 (HOMF) - 1st grant G complet 24 Cash Grant for Prevention, Control New MOH 29-oct- 1996 5.700 ed 3 and Treatment of Thalassemia Zealand 95 5.700 (HOMF) - 2nd grant G complet 24 Strengthening Teaching Resources New IHS 7-avr-96 1996 5.310 ed 4 at IHS (HOMF) Zealand 5.310 G complet 24 Capacity Building for Public New MF&T 13-mai- 1998 61.379 57.000 4.379 ed 5 Enterprises Monitoring Unit (good Zealand 96 governance program) G complet 24 Home Gardening and Waste New KIDS 1996/97 1997 7.632 7.632 ed 6 Management Project (HOMF) Zealand G complet 24 Multi-purpose Health trip New SHE 1996/97 1997 2.654 2.654 ed 7 Zealand G complet 24 Presentation of books for IHS New IHS 10-févr- 1998 3.674 3.674

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ed 8 Library (HOMF) Zealand 98 G complet 24 Strengthening Computer facilities of New M/o 23-juin- 1998 6.671 6.671 ed 9 Health Information and Research Zealand Health 98 Unit G ongoing 25 Language Training for Women New MATI 1998/99 1999 4.513 4.513 0 (HOMF) Zealand G ongoing 25 Hen'bdhoo Pre-school New Hen'bad 2-août- 2000 7.391 7.391 1 Zealand hoo 00 School G ongoing 25 Assistance to Baa Atoll Education New Baa 2001 3.400 3.400 2 Centre Zealand AEC G ongoing 25 Women Empowerment Project New Hanima 27-juin- 3.400 3.400 3 Phase 1 Zealand adhoo 01 Women' s Committ ee G ongoing 25 Educational Resources for Library New Care Nov-2001 2.050 2.050 4 Zealand Society G ongoing 25 Construction of designated garbage New Velidho Nov-2001 2.050 2.050 5 disposal area Zealand o IDC G ongoing 25 Installation of Community Water New Landho Nov-2001 2.050 2.050 6 tanks Zealand o IDC G ongoing 25 NZODA Study Awards New DER 55.793 79.132 98.793 77.237 101.204 90.725 99.072 109.218 109.501 70.737 7 Zealand G ongoing 25 Installation of community rain water New Laamu 28-nov- 7 6.676 6.676 8 collection tanks Zealand 02 months IDC ( Fonadh oo IDC) G complet 25 Gaafu Extension Project Norway/ DHIRAA 9-mars- 1997 1.718.755 1.718.75 ed 9 NORAD GU 97 5 G complet 26 Financing of Incinerators from Norway/ MOT ####### 1996 1.024.000 188.971 834.623 230.330 ed 0 Kvaerner NORAD ## G complet 26 Lhaviyani Upgrade Project Norway/ DHIRAA 24-sept- 1996 1.738.128 173.813 ed 1 NORAD GU 95 L complet 26 Third Fisheries Project Norway / MOFA 23-avr- 1996 5.236.050 546.040 3.728.47 837.386 ed 2 Exp. 92 4 L complet 26 Financing of Incinerators from Norway / Tourism ####### 1-déc- 1.018.411 206.399 327.762 273.818 201.468 32.801 ed 3 Kvaerner Exp. ## 00 L complet 26 Lhaviyani Upgrade Project Norway / Dhiraag 24-sept- 1996 1.738.128 1.642.33 ed 4 Exp. u 95 8 L complet 26 Gaafu Extension Project Norway / Dhiraag 9-mars- 11-juil- 1.676.000 1.520.23 ed 5 Exp. u 97 97 7 L complet 26 Third Fisheries Project OPEC MOFA 17-avr- 1994 2.600.000 531.416 ed 6 92

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L complet 26 Civil Aviation Manpower OPEC CAA 27-sept- 1994 50.000 50.000 ed 7 Development 94 L complet 26 Atolls Schools Upgrading and OPEC MOE ####### 30-juin- 2.500.000 1.166.27 952.367 381.363 ed 8 Expansion Project ## 99 0 L ongoing 26 Southern Atolls Development OPEC MF&T 25-oct- 30-juin- 1.500.000 46.209 84.017 97.909 131.593 441.914 385.532 312.800 9 Project 96 01 L ongoing 27 Villingili Water Supply and OPEC MHUDB ####### 1-févr- 3.000.000 1.996.98 319.021 115.641 568.350 - 0 Sanitation ## 99 8 L ongoing 27 Airport Upgrading Project Ph IV OPEC MAA 31-janv- 23-juin- 1.500.000 1.275.000 1 99 05 G complet 27 New Parliament Building in Male' Pakistan MCPW 22-févr- 1997 3.240.000 60.866 542.823 766.741 705.670 ed 2 (Ph I) 92 G complet 27 Interior designing and furnishing of Pakistan MCPW 23-juin- 30-mai- 1.000.000 1.000.00 ed 3 the Parliament Building (Ph II) 97 98 0 G complet 27 Assistance for the extension of Saudi MFA 8-déc-93 1994 500.000 150.000 ed 4 MFA Arabia G ongoing 27 Building the Institute of Islamic Saudi Institute avr-01 1.100.000 1.100.000 5 Studies Arabia of Islamic Studies G ongoing 27 Assistance to Centre for the Holy Saudi Centre avr-01 20.000 20.000 6 Quran Arabia for the Holy Quran G ongoing 27 Assistance to Supreme Council for Saudi Suprem avr-01 20.000 20.000 7 Islamic Affairs Arabia e Council for Islamic Affairs G ongoing 27 Religion books gifted by the Qatar Suprem ####### 7.574 7.574 8 Ministry of AWQAF and Islamic e ## Affairs (47 cartons) Council for Islamic Affairs G ongoing 27 Contruction of Phase II and III of Qatar MOE n/a 500.000 9 Madhrasathul Hamad Bin Khalifa al Thaani (Qatar School) G ongoing 28 Assistance to the "Society of Health Qatar SHE 27-nov- 500.000 0 Education" 02 L ongoing 28 Male' International Airport Saudi MAA 20-déc- 1-déc- 9.118.068 3.843.65 5.264.85 313.311 57.461 219.012 93.737 1 Upgrading Project Fund 93 99 3 9 L ongoing 28 Airport Upgrading Project Ph IV Saudi MAA 14-juin- 30-nov- 4.806.000 0 1.409.745 2 Fund 99 02

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G ongoing 28 TA rendered through Singapore Singapore DER 102.484 81.441 264.546 130.422 128.317 77.694 121.968 3 Cooperation to Republic of Maldives G ongoing 28 Establishment of the pre-school in Singapore Kudafari 10-janv- 6.726 4 Kudafari in Noonu Atoll IDC 02 G ongoing 28 Establishment of a pilot ICT centre Singapore Kudafari 28-janv- 10.000 5 in Kudafari in Noonu Atoll (in kind) IDC 02 G complet 28 Assistance to SAARC Summit Sri Lanka MFA 4-janv- 1997 50.000 50.000 ed 6 (Cash Grant) 97 G complet 28 Third Fisheries Project Sweden / MIFCO 8-mai-94 1995 1.518.686 721.375 741.125 ed 7 BITS L complet 28 Third Fisheries Project Sweden, MIFCO 8-mai-94 1996 1.518.686 189.836 1.072.08 256.762 ed 8 Nordbanke 9 n L ongoing 28 Purchase of Telecom. Equipment Sweden, Dhiraag Aug-99 Dec-00 4.486.803 1.508.02 - 2.138.96 9 Nordbanke u 6 8 n G ongoing 29 Bilateral / TCTP Courses Thailand DER 71.432 100.742 51.330 62.660 115.219 126.854 0 L ongoing 29 Hulhu Male' Housing Flats Thailand Hulhum 25-oct- 2003 30.000.00 4.915.263 21.894.76 1 EXIM Bank ale' unit 02 0 4 G complet 29 South West Harbour UNCDF MPWL 4.100.000 100.240 ed 2 G complet 29 Strengthening of Aid Coordination UNDP MFA 1-janv- 1993/19 34.000 ed 3 (MDV/87/001) 87 97 G complet 29 Program Logistic Support Project UNDP DER 4-mars- 1996 180.187 89.054 2.250 23.058 ed 4 (MDV/87/010) 89 G complet 29 North and South Nilandhe IADP UNDP MOAA 31-août- 1997 510.619 189.000 75.000 75.750 -252 7.140 ed 5 (MDV/89/003) 89 G complet 29 Training in Environment UNDP MPHRE 12-nov- 1997 502.126 23.447 165.476 64.005 148.265 27.010 2.200 17.522 ed 6 Management (MDV/88/011) 89 G complet 29 Strengthening Atolls Administration UNDP MOAA 21-juin- 1997 493.686 40.453 9.672 -4.872 ed 7 (MDV/89/011) 90 G complet 29 Maldives Centre for Management UNDP MCMA 28-juin- 1996 1.139.138 105.737 125.111 20.058 -111.835 ed 8 and Administration (MDV/89/501) 90 G complet 29 Atoll Credit and Development UNDP MOFT 1991 1997 389.000 117.003 84.172 61.502 74.186 ed 9 Banking Project (MDV/89/004) G complet 30 Distance Education (MDV/88/008) UNDP MOE/N 4-mars- 1996 171.000 13.875 19.488 ed 0 FEC 91 G complet 30 Resort Management and Tourism UNDP MOT 10-janv- 1997 570.000 181.862 8.960 14.460 42.503 ed 1 Training (MDV/92/001) 92 G complet 30 Computerisation of Customs Data - UNDP Custom 11-avr- 1996 277.000 29.064 4.421 ed 2 ASYCUDA (MDV/91/005) s 92 G complet 30 TA for restructuring FPID UNDP MIFCO 1-juil-92 1995 183.098 ed 3 (MDV/91/004) / 3rd fisheries G complet 30 Round Table Support UNDP MPHRE 1993 1998 210.000 167.000 22.000 -795 30.855 8.057

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ed 4 (MDV/93/003) G complet 30 Social Security Study UNDP MOH 1995 1998 25.600 2.975 15.625 7.000 ed 5 (MDV/97/005) - TSS1 G complet 30 Science Teaching Study - UNDP MOE 1995 1998 37.000 37.000 ed 6 UNESCO (MDV/95/003) -TSS1 G complet 30 Program for Managing and UNDP MPHRE 8-avr-95 1998 536.000 153.000 218.313 161.000 47.908 ed 7 Monitoring Development (MDV/93/002) G complet 30 Strengthening ADC for Sustainable UNDP MOAA 4-juil-95 1997 30.000 ed 8 Human Development (MDV/94/715) G complet 30 Poverty Assessment (RAS/96/551) UNDP MPHRE 1996 1996 105.000 105.000 ed 9 G complet 31 Sub-regional SHD Governance UNDP MPHRE 6-mai-96 1997 600.000 261.000 339.000 ed 0 Facility (RAS/96/092) G ongoing 31 Upgrading and Expansion of Atoll UNDP MOE 2-oct-96 1998 113.924 1.408 70.000 187.908 12.844 1.011 -87.839 49.000 1 Schools (MDV/95/004) G ongoing 31 Pearl Culture Pilot Program UNDP MF&A 27-oct- 1997 378.000 1.916 210.373 183.848 60.521 49.505 84.126 6.000 2 (MDV/95/001) 96 G complet 31 South Asia Poverty Alleviation UNDP MOE 9-déc-96 1998 390.000 131.000 144.000 ed 3 Programme (RAS/96/600) G ongoing 31 Project for Rehabilitating and UNDP MF&A 5-janv- 2 years 90.000 14.000 16.000 4 Regenerating Baa Atoll 97 Island for Sustainable Livelihood G ongoing 31 Promoting Sustainable Human UNDP MOAA ####### 3 years 206.918 106.491 40.593 59.834 5 Development in ## (MDV/96/001) G ongoing 31 Project on Rehabilitation and UNDP MF&A 2-avr-972 years 56.000 18.000 6 Regenerating of Eco-system of Shaviyani G ongoing 31 Promoting Income Generation and UNDP MOAA 21-mai- Jun- 411.200 148.883 89.629 123.461 5.128 7 Employment Creation in Laamu 97 2000 Atoll (MDV/97/001) G ongoing 31 Institutional Strengthening of UNDP Custom 21-mai- Jun- 233.420 33.496 49.363 54.000 34.314 49.021 35.000 261.660 8 Customs Data Processing System s 97 2000 (MDV/97/002) G ongoing 31 Strengthening Civil Aviation Safety UNDP Civil 21-mai- Jun- 136.400 126.263 6.108 4.029 9 (MDV/97/003) Aviation 97 2000 Dept G ongoing 32 Capacity Building for UNDP MOAA 30-juin- Jun- 299.613 259.908 37.895 1.810 0 Decentralisation of Atoll 97 2000 Development (MDV/97/004) G complet 32 Social, Economic and UNDP MOT 1998 1999 148.284 111.391 36.893 ed 1 Environmental Impact Assesment in Maldives (MDV/98/003)

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G ongoing 32 Training for Human Resources UNDP DER 31-mai- 2000 80.000 11.973 19.539 39.364 9.124 2 Development through the TCDC 98 Modality (MDV/97/008) G ongoing 32 Human Resources Development in UNDP MPHRE 9-août- 1-déc- 233.706 10.727 33.844 65.511 128.298 -14.955 -1.700 3 Meteorology (MDV/98/001) 98 01 G ongoing 32 Hydroponics Agriculture Pilot UNDP MFA&M 1-juil-99 31-Jul- 299.800 7.055 49.754 186.800 54.000 4 Project (MDV/98/006) R 2001 G ongoing 32 TA for the Formulation of the Sixth UNDP MPND 26-déc- 161.000 135.783 25.217 2.000 5 National Development Plan 00 (MDV/99/002) G ongoing 32 Strengthening Capacity for Aid UNDP DER 2000 2001 96.500 24.075 12.769 8.888 50.768 6 Coordination (MDV/00/001) G ongoing 32 Support for the Maldives Drug UNDP Narcotic 13-sept- 291.262 13.894 178.801 105.000 7 Rehabilitation Program s Ctrl 00 (MDV/98/005) Board G ongoing 32 Atoll Development for Sustainable UNDP MOAA 8-avr-01 803.399 315.250 320.000 188.216 8 Livelihoods Project (MDV/00/002) G ongoing 32 Study on Liberalization of Internet UNDP MCSS& 28-janv- 60.000 57.500 2.500 9 Services In the Maldives T 01 (MDV/00/003) G ongoing 33 Labour Market Information UNDP MHREL 22-juil- 35.000 35.000 0 Management Study - MDV/00/006 01 G ongoing 33 Civil Aviation Infrastructure UNDP Transpo 27-août- 150.000 150.000 1 Development of Policy Framework rt 01 (CADF) - MDV/01/001 G ongoing 33 Vulnerability & Poverty Monitoring UNDP MPND 3-déc-01 84.000 14.000 2 Study for Maldives (MDV/00/005) G ongoing 33 New and Old Avenues for Income UNDP Atolls 30-janv- 91.000 3 Generation (MDV/03/002) 03 91.000 G ongoing 33 Institutional Strengthening and UNDP MPND 30-janv- 116.000 4 Capacity Building in Statistics 03 116.000 (MDV03/001) G ongoing 33 Preparatory Assistance for UNDP MCST 8-oct-02 82.000 5 Formulation of National ICT Policy for Community based ICT Initiative (MDV/02/009) - TRAC G ongoing 33 APDIP: Strategic ICT Initiatives for UNDP MPND 14-août- 6 Poverty Alleviation RAS/01/063 02 (Regional Project) (Jan 2002 - Dec 2004) G ongoing 33 MDV/02/M01: Assistance to UNDP MCST 01-Dec- 1-nov- 278.000 278.000 7 Maldives in Developing the Energy 02 03 Sector through Energy Resource 4-Mar-03 Assessment Leading to Sustainable Energy Policy Formulation (Budget Revised to

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G ongoing 33 UNDP Country Programme for UNDP UNDP 313.200 8 2003 - 2007 (US$ 1,566,000) G ongoing 33 National Biodiversity Strategy and UNDP / MPHRE 162.886 11.043 7.929 202 143.914 12.000 9 Action Plan and report to the COP GEF (MDV/95/G31) G ongoing 34 National GHG Inventory and UNDP / MPHRE 16-janv- 2000 839.900 43.007 0 406.661 390.232 26.000 0 Vulnerability Assessment for the GEF 97 Maldives Project (MDV/97/G32) G ongoing 34 National Biodiversity Conservation UNDP / MPHRE 21-janv- 1998 150.680 139.537 11.043 1 Strategy and Action Plan and GEF 97 Report to CBD (MDV/97/G31) G ongoing 34 Conservation and Sustainable Use UNDP / MHA&E 29-janv- 2001 335.000 317.030 113.000 2 of Biodiversity Associated with GEF 01 Coral Reef of Maldives (MDV/00/G41) (PDF-B) G ongoing 34 MDV/02/G41 - National Capacity UNDP / MHAHE ####### juin-03 25.000 25.000 3 Self-Assessment (NCSA) for Global GEF ## Environmental Management (PDF-A) G complet 34 Montreal protocol in Maldives UNEP MPHRE 12-juin- 1-déc- 41.250 22.500 12.000 6.750 ed 4 94 97 G complet 34 MDV/88/P01 - 1990 Census UNFPA MOHW 1990 1996 ed 5 186.541 26.955 3.427 799 G complet 34 MDV/89/P01 - FP Advisory Centre UNFPA MOHW 1990 1996 16.217 ed 6 68.013 G complet 34 MDV/89/P02 - MDV/FP Preparatory UNFPA MOHW 1990 1996 ed 7 Assistance 573.717 90.916 8.726 G complet 34 MDV/89/P03 - Population UNFPA EDC/IT ed 8 Education - Formal / Non-formal E/ 195.800 (35.838) 20.270 Sector NFEC G complet 34 MDV/92/P50 - Umbrella UNFPA UNFPA ed 9 67.027 57.158 G complet 35 MDV/93/P60 - PRSD Mission UNFPA UNFPA ed 0 64.586 6.794 (349) 110 G complet 35 MDV/95/P01 - Population UNFPA EDC/IT 26-févr- 1998 -586 ed 1 Education in Formal and Non- E/ 95 207.776 73.220 108.571 30.532 formal Education NFEC G complet 35 MDV/95/P02 - Strengthening the UNFPA MOHW/ 12-juil- 1998 26.077 16.054 ed 2 Reproductive Health and Family DPH 95 818.804 43.287 251.822 480.996 Planning Prog G complet 35 MDV/95/P03 - Support to IEC UNFPA DPH 26-févr- 1998 15.609 ed 3 Activities of MCH/FP Service 95 341.676 35.525 101.554 172.804

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G complet 35 MDV/95/P04 - Creating Population UNFPA MIC 26-févr- 1998 66.072 ed 4 Awareness through Mass Media 95 148.680 31 61.332 7.775 G complet 35 MDV/95/P50 - Umbrella UNFPA UNFPA 1995 1997 0 ed 5 126.856 48.065 39.592 39.199 G complet 35 MDV/97/P60 - Support to Program UNFPA UNFPA 1997 1998 2.077 ed 6 Formulation and Strategy 34.483 32.406 G ongoing 35 MDV/98/P01 - Reproductive Health UNFPA MOH 16-avr- 2002 1.257.007 214.122 208.067 226.146 264.079 181.532 7 Services, Training, Information and 98 Research G ongoing 35 MDV/98/P02 - Support for UNFPA MOH 16-avr- 2002 373.252 41.186 82.437 76.149 73.604 115.201 8 Information, Education and 98 Communication Activities of the RH Services G ongoing 35 MDV/98/P03 - Population UNFPA MOE 8-juin-98 2000 309.720 359 62.728 89.110 84.751 26.039 9 Education G ongoing 36 MDV/98/P04 - Support to the UNFPA MPHRE 16-avr- 2001 166.090 474 31.028 41.819 45.080 28.024 0 Population Programme 98 Coordination Unit in MPHRE G ongoing 36 MDV/98/P05 - Support to the UNFPA MPHRE 16-avr- 2000 156.200 9.090 14.408 54.374 37.578 22.642 1 Population Census and Vital 98 Registration System G ongoing 36 MDV/98/P06 - Population and UNFPA MOAA 16-avr- 2002 214.365 12.490 36.949 37.682 44.908 82.543 2 Reproductive Health Advocacy 98 Aimed at Influential Groups G ongoing 36 Umbrella Project - MDV/98/P50 UNFPA UNFPA 1998 2002 31.722 30.420 41.189 50.000 44.200 3 G ongoing 36 MDV/03/01/01-03/P01: UNFPA Ministry ####### 31- 450.000 82.650 4 Reproductive Health Quality of of ## mars-08 Care Project Health G ongoing 36 MDV/03/01/02-03/P02; Integrated UNFPA Min of ####### 31- 250.000 65.905 5 Adolescent and Sexual Educati ## mars-07 Reproductive Health & Life Skills on Project G ongoing 36 UNFPA Country Programme for UNFPA UNFPA 280.000 6 2003 - 2007 (US$ 1,400,000) G complet 36 Women's Health and Development UNICEF Women' 1994 1998 178.800 42.600 16.800 26.800 58.500 ed 7 s Aff 34.100 G complet 36 Sustaining Health Service Delivery UNICEF MOH 1994 1998 1.262.000 377.100 266.200 247.200 216.500 ed 8 155.000 G complet 36 Nutrition UNICEF MOH 1994 1998 119.200 44.800 28.300 17.200 15.000 ed 9 13.900 G complet 37 Education UNICEF MOE 1994 1998 914.000 196.600 205.300 188.600 158.500 ed 0 165.000 G complet 37 Water and Sanitation UNICEF MWSA 1994 1998 393.900 87.300 117.600 55.400 16.600

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ed 1 117.000 G complet 37 Advocacy and Social Mobilization UNICEF URC 1994 1998 43.800 8.300 21.100 100 300 ed 2 14.000 G complet 37 Program Support Service UNICEF UNICEF 1994 1998 832.100 214.000 147.900 146.200 188.000 ed 3 136.000 G complet 37 Children in Especially Difficult UNICEF MWASS 1994 1998 145.900 20.000 21.300 24.400 40.200 ed 4 Circumstances (CEDC) 40.000 G ongoing 37 Survival and Physical Development UNICEF MOH,D 9-févr-99 2002 761.000 192.570 106.762 328.088 5 PH 133.580 G ongoing 37 Education and Cognitive UNICEF EDC,M 9-févr-99 2002 988.000 302.562 287.032 170.985 6 Development OE,ITE 227.421 G ongoing 37 Safe and Sustainable Environment UNICEF MWASS 9-févr-99 2002 835.000 76.855 132.528 565.138 7 60.479 G ongoing 37 Institutional Development and UNICEF MWASS 9-févr-99 2002 596.000 101.426 102.905 273.224 8 Policy Training , Care 118.445 Society, FASHA N, Police Hdqts, Juvenile Court G ongoing 37 Cross Sectoral Costs UNICEF UNICEF 9-févr-99 2002 292.000 68.762 110.038 20.748 9 92.452 G ongoing 38 UNICEF Country Programme for UNICEF UNICEF 616.000 0 2003 - 2007 (US$ 3,080,000) G complet 38 Construction of a Social Centre in USA MOH 6-janv- 1994 40.000 40.000 ed 1 K. Huraa 94 G complet 38 Immigration Computerisation USA MFA 17-sept- 1996 20.000 20.000 ed 2 Project - Ph II 96 G complet 38 Exercise Balance Metal USA Defence n/a ed 3 programmes G complet 38 Two United States Customs USA Custom 22-févr- 50.000 ed 4 Fountain boats s 02 G ongoing 38 Project titled "Rule of Law in the USA AGO 26-sept- 30-sept- 100.000 5 Maldives" 02 03 G ongoing 38 Projects / Other assistance WHO MOH 1994 1999 3.134.114 421.661 421.661 487.746 487.746 657.650 657.650 482.000 482.000 6 G ongoing 38 Allowance of Adua'at "The WICS / Religiou 1996 5.256 10.512 7.884 7.884 - 7.200 7.200 7.200 7 Committee for Protection of Islam" Libya s Affairs in the Maldives

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E - 2020 Vision Plan President Gayoom explains the visions as follows: “- By the year 2020, the Maldives will be one of the top-ranking nations amongst middle- income developing countries. - Democratic governance of the country will be further consolidated and the people will continue to enjoy justice, equality, the rule of law, peace and security. - Gender equality will be a reality by the year 2020, with the active participation of both women and men in political, social and economic activities on an equal footing. - Maldivians will demonstrate a higher degree of objectivity and rationality in both private and public life. They will adhere to a strong work ethic that emphasises responsibility and initiative. People will live in a more caring society, one in which familial ties are even stronger than at present. - The youth of the nation will be fully committed to contribute to the nation's progress and prosperity. They will be able to get the opportunities that they need to achieve their full potential. - By 2020, the Maldives will be a more urbanised country, providing satisfactory living conditions to all. The people will have greater awareness of and commitment to healthy lifestyles. Good quality medical care will be available to all citizens in the area in which they live, and will have easy access to a health insurance scheme that will enable them to meet their medical expenses. - Maldivians will be able to take sufficient protective measures against the threats posed to the country as a result of global ecological degradation. They will be pursuing environmentally-friendly lifestyles with the aid of modern technology. - By the year 2020, the Maldives will have established the most conducive conditions for brisk commerce and economic activity, and will have become the hub of regional free trade. The country will have a more diversified economy with export-oriented trade in services and industrial development. - There will be equitable distribution of economic benefits and every citizen will have the opportunity for productive employment. - These developments will place the Maldives among the top-ranking developing countries that have achieved medium level of development. - An educated, knowledgeable and skilled citizenry is essential for making Vision 2020 a reality. Developing the competence of the people is therefore a top priority in shaping the desired course for the future that embraces the aspirations of the nation. - Vision 2020 envisages that 10 years of formal schooling will be the minimum standard throughout the Maldives and good quality tertiary education will be well established in the country. A system for the provision of technical skills needed for achieving and sustaining social and economic development will also be established. - By 2020, modern technology will be widely used in the Maldives, facilitating continued progress and providing modern conveniences to the people.

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- By the year 2020, the Maldives will be better equipped to play an active role in international affairs in the interests of protecting its independence and sovereignty. It will focus on maximising the interests of the Maldives in ways that are consistent with its national self-image and international norms of conduct. - Long-term strategic planning will be fundamental to achieving the targets that are set within the framework of Vision 2020. Such plans will include the protection and preservation of the basic ingredients of the Maldivian national identity, the diversification of the economy, and the acceleration of the pace of economic and social progress. At the same time, the legal framework and the administrative structure need to be developed and modernised. “

F – Country Environmental Profile The Maldives is party to the following Multilateral Environmental Agreements: Bio-diversity, Climate Change, Climate Change-Kyoto Protocol, Hazardous Wastes, Law of the Sea, Ozone Layer Protection. The Sixth National Development Plan states the following objectives for environmental policy: • Promote sustainable resource management through preservation of natural resources and bio-diversity. • Minimise dangers to the natural resource base and environment due to economic development and the rapid population growth. • Contribute to the international efforts to find solutions to global environment threats, especially those pertaining to the vulnerable Small Island Developing nations. • Promote integrated planning and administrative practices by developing meaningful principles and procedures for sustainable resource use and environmental protection Domestic environmental action: • The "Independent Maldives - Clean Maldives" initiative. • The President of Maldives' "Green Leaf Award" for outstanding contribution towards environment protection, preservation and awareness-building. • The President of Maldives' "Green Tourist Award". • The "2 Million Tree Programme", initiated to make the Maldives one of the world's Greenest nations. • The campaign to make Male the cleanest capital city in the world. • A number of species (such as whales, turtles and dolphins) have been protected. In addition, 23 varieties of birds (including 5 species which are native to the Maldives) have also been protected. 25 marine sites (chosen for a number of reasons such as their underwater beauty, fragility and their unique bio-diversity) and 2 islands are also included in the list.

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• To discourage the mining of coral and sand for reefs, duty incentives have been allocated on substitute products (mainly for use in the construction industry). • Not only are tourism and fisheries the two major industries in the country, they are also inseparably linked to the marine environment. The Government strives to ensure that the development of both these crucial sectors are in harmony with the environment.

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