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Annex I: Budgetry Support of Issues Related to Welfare of Nigerian Women Year Code Project Name Type Amount 2014 Waff005002667 R ANNEX I: BUDGETRY SUPPORT OF ISSUES RELATED TO WELFARE OF NIGERIAN WOMEN YEAR CODE PROJECT NAME TYPE AMOUNT RICE MILLING FACTORY FOR WOMEN IN SUNWA/SAWONJO, WAFF005002667 ONGOING 18,726,070 YEWA NORTH LG. OGUN WEST 2014 SENATORIAL DISTRICT. SUPPORT FOR GRASSROOT WOMEN COOPERATIVES - WOMEN FUND FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT (WOFEE), WAFF007002476 ONGOING 110,000,000 ECOWAS GENDER DEVELOPMENT CENTRES, AND PRODUCTION OF COMPENDIUM OF WOMEN COOPERATIVES. WOMEN SMALL & MEDIUM SCALE ENTREPRENEURS SUPPORT PROGRAMME - WAFF007002498 BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT ONGOING 57,000,000 FUND FOR WOMEN (BUDFOW) AND INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURE WAFF007002563 GRANTS TO WOMEN FOCUSED ONGOING 30,000,000 NGOs AND WOMEN IN DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES(MDGs) ADVOCACY AND SOCIAL MOBILIZATION ON ISSUES AND WAFF007002557 CONCERNS OF WOMEN IN THE ONGOING 90,880,000 STATES AND THE LEGISLATURE (MDGs) NATIONAL GENDER POLICY AND STAKEHOLDERS FORUM WAFF007002576 ONGOING 95,000,000 ON WOMEN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT(MDGs) WOMEN POLITICAL WAFF007002584 ONGOING 80,000,000 PARTICIPATION(MDGs) RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE WAFF007002604 ONGOING 38,000,000 AGAINST WOMEN (MDGs) EQUIPING OF MULTI- PRODUCTION PLANTS, EKET AND WOMEN WAR MEMORIAL, NCWD001003049 ONGOING 10,000,000 IKOT ABASI IN AKWA IBOM SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, AKWA IBOM STATE. NCWD002003156 CONSTRUCTION OF WOMEN ONGOING 60,533,044 WAR AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE IN IKOT ABASI LGA RESEARCH, DOCUMENTATION ON RELEVANT GENDER ISSUES INCLUDING THE NATIONAL GENDER DATA BANK, ACTIVATION OF WOMEN NCWD005003171 ONGOING 33,000,000 DEVELOPMENT CENTRES (WDCS) IN NIGERIA, AND GENDER/ICT TRAINING FOR WOMEN FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT REACTIVATION OF WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CENTRES AND GENDERVOCATIONAL/ICT NCWD005003174 ONGOING 113,312,292 TRAINING OF WOMEN AT EBONYI SOUTH, SENATORIAL DISTRICT WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN ZAMFARA NCWD005003175 ONGOING 15,000,000 WEST SENATORIAL DISTRICT, ZAMFARA STATE. COLLATION OF SEX DISAGGREGATED DATA ON INVOLVEMENT/PARTICIPATION OF NIGERIAN WOMEN IN NCWD005003181 ONGOING 25,000,000 POLITICS FROM 1999-DATE IN COLLABORATION WITH THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS PALM OIL PROCESSING COTTAGE INDUSTRY FOR WAFF005012000 WOMEN IN TUBE, IPOKIA LG. NEW 9,135,679 OGUN WEST SENATORIAL 2015 DISTRICT SUPPORT FOR GRASSROOT WOMEN COOPERATIVES - WOMEN FUND FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT (WOFEE), WAFF007002476 ONGOING 80,868,533 ECOWAS GENDER DEVELOPMENT CENTRES, AND PRODUCTION OF COMPENDIUM OF WOMEN COOPERATIVES. WOMEN SMALL & MEDIUM WAFF007002498 ONGOING 53,299,014 SCALE ENTREPRENEURS SUPPORT PROGRAMME - BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR WOMEN (BUDFOW) AND INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTATION OF UN RESOLUTIONS ON WOMEN, WAFF007009516 NEW 55,002,000 PEACE, SECURITY, CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENT WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVE WAFF007009520 AND STAKEHOLDERS FORUM NEW 105,000,000 ON WOMEN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN'S WAFF007009521 NEW 65,450,009 ORGANIZATIONS RESEARCH, DOCUMENTATION ON RELEVANT GENDER ISSUES INCLUDING THE NATIONAL NCWD005003171 GENDER DATA BANK, ONGOING 46,440,164 ACTIVATION OF WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CENTRES (WDCS) IN NIGERIA, AND GENDER/ICT TRAINING FOR WOMEN FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COLLATION OF SEX DISAGGREGATED DATA ON INVOLVEMENT/PARTICIPATION OF NIGERIAN WOMEN IN NCWD005003181 ONGOING 287,972,000 POLITICS FROM 1999-DATE IN COLLABORATION WITH THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI WAFF604018968 PURPOSE WOMEN CENTRE IN 74,000,000 20016 WASAGU, KEBBI STATE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT WAFF604018969 PROGRAMME IN EDO STATE 50,000,000 16TH REGULAR NATIONAL WAFF604018972 COUNCIL ON WOMEN AFFAIRS NEW 43,346,640 AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE OF THE 2005 REVIEW OF DISCRIMINATORY LAWS, NCWD 01020630 NEW 9,750,000 POLICIES AND PRACTICES AFFECTING WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN NIGERIA COLLATION OF SEX DISSAGREGATED DATA ON WOMEN'S INVOLVEMENT AND NCWD 01020653 NEW 130,631,800 PARTICIPATION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (ENTREPRENEURSHIP) PROMOTING WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESS TO ICT AND THE NCWD 01020665 INTERNET TO ACCELERATE NEW 3,250,000 GENDER EQUALITY AND EMPOWERMENT PURCHASE OF STANDING SEWING MACHINES (WOMEN NCWD 03020669 EMPOWERMENT) IN VARIOUS NEW 4,658,385 LOCATIONS AT BICHI FED CONST KANO STATE EXPANSION OF EXISTING FMOWA78074069 40,950,000.00 2017 WOMEN SHELTER SENSITIZATION/CAPACITY FMOWA93758157 10,000,000.00 BUILDING ON FINANCIAL INCLUSION FOR WOMEN CELEBRATIONS OF SPECIAL FMOWA61001114 20,000,000.00 DAYS FOR WOMEN WORKSHOP ON THE PROMOTION OF WOMEN FMOWA28638760 9,000,000.00 COOPERATIVES IN ADAMAWA, GOMBE AND TARABA STATES COMMUNITY MOBILE AFTER FMOWA27490685 CARE SERVICES AND TRAUMA 43,000,000.00 CENTERS FOR WOMEN PROVISION OF EMPOWERMENT MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH IN UZO- UWANI LGA, ENUGU STATE (25m), EKET LGA, AKWA IBOM STATE (5m), ONDO EAST LGA, FMOWA55429866 165,000,000.00 ONDO STATE (10m), AGEGE LGA, LAGOS STATE (10m), SAKI WEST LGA, OYO STATE (10m), UMUNNEOCHI LGA, ABIA STATE (10m), FUFORE LGA, ADAMAWA STATE (10m), PULKA - GWOZA LGA, BORNO STATE (10m), TAKAI LGA, KANO STATE (10m), JEMAA LGA, KADUNA STATE (10m), OGBIA LGA, BAYELSA STATE (10m), AHOADA EAST LGA, RIVERS STATE (10m), OVIA NORTH EAST, EDO STATE (5m), AFIKPO NORTH, EBONYI STATE (5m), PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE (5m), UDI LGA, ENUGU STATE (5m), AGUATA LGA, ANAMBRA STATE (5m), AROCHUKWU LGA, ABIA STATE (5m), EDATI LGA, NIGER STATE (5m) PROVISION OF EMPOWERMENT MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS FOR FMOWA65429845 WOMEN AND YOUTH IN 40,000,000.00 PLATEAU AND ADAMAWA STATES PROVISION OF EMPOWERMENT MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH IN MAIHA AND MADAGALI LGAs, ADAMAWA STATE (25m), ANAMBRA NORTH, ANAMBRA STATE (20m), APAPA AND YABA FMOWA897655612 LGAs, LAGOS STATE (20m), ADO 135,000,000.00 EKITI LGA, EKITI STATE (20m), IKOM AND OBUBURA LGAs, CROSS RIVER STATE (20m), BAUCHI SOUTH, BAUCHI STATE (20m), JALAM, DAMBAM LGA, BAUCHI STATE (5m), ETHIOPE EAST, DELTA STATE (5m) WOMEN EMPOWERNMENT IN FMOWA92698157 DUTSIN-MA & MALUMFASHI 35,000,000 LGA'S TRAINING AND EMPOWERNMENT OF WOMEN FMOWA92698158 50,000,000 & YOUTH IN BORNO STATE - BMA TRAINING AND EMPOWERNMENT OF WOMEN FMOWA92698159 50,000,000 & YOUTH IN NIGER STATE - UMB PROVISION OF MOTORCYLES, SEWING MACHINES, GRINDING FMOWA92698160 MACHINES FOR YOUTH AND 50,000,000 WOMEN EMPOWERNMENT IN SOKOTO- KAC ACQUISITION OF WOMEN NCFWD38771138 ECONOMIC EMPOWERRMENT 23,600,000.00 TRAINING EQUIPMENT UPDATE OF THE 2005 REVIEW OF DISCRIMINATORY LAWS, NCFWD31176890 POLICIES AND PRACTICES 50,534,450.00 AFFECTING WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN NIGERIA SKILL ACQUISITION/TRAINING AND EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN AND YOUTH IN IGBO- ETITI LGA, ENUGU STATE (55m), ONNA LGA, AKWA IBOM STATE (30m), AJEROMI IFELODUN LGA, LAGOS STATE (10m), IKIRE IREWOLE LGA, OSUN STATE NCFWD67859001 (10m), ONITSHA NORTH LGA, 165,000,000.00 ANAMBRA STATE (10m), SAFANA, KATSINA STATE (10m), GOMBI LGA, ADAMAWA STATE (10m), AGALIGA ETUKWO, KOGI STATE (10m), TAMBUWAL, SOKOTO STATE (10m), OGBADIBO LGA, BENUE STATE (10m) SKILL ACQUISITION/TRAINING AND EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN AND YOUTH IN OGUJA NCFWD44456128 110,000,000.00 AND YALA LGAs, CROSS RIVER STATE (20m), GBONYIN AND EKITI EAST LGAs, EKITI STATE (20m), OYO CENTRAL, OYO STATE (20m), ONDO SOUTH, ONDO STATE (20m), KAURA AND Z/KATAF LGAs, KADUNA STATE (20m), KABAYI KARU, NASARAWA STATE (5m), JALAM, DAMBAM LGA, BAUCHI STATE (5m) COLLATION OF SEX DISSAGREGATED DATA ON WOMEN'S INVOLVEMENT AND NCFWD50084445 100,129,500.00 PARTICIPATION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (ENTREPRENEURSHIP) WOMEN EMPOWERMENT, NCFWD61084001 50,000,000.00 KANKARA ZONE, KATSINA PROVISION OF SEWING 15,000,000 MACHINES TO WOMEN IN NCFWD83862629 IHIALA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, ANAMBRA STATE SUPPLY OF MOTORCYCLES (BAJAJ/BOXER) SEWING MACHINES, AND GRINDING NCFWD83862630 30,000,000 MACHINES FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH EMPOWERNMENT IN EPE LGA, LAGOS STATE. .
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