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African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in Mozambique The AACJ project seeks to ensure inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice in Mozambique, by working with a strong movement and a network of climate actors. It targets Indigenous People and Local communities in marginalized and climate change vulnerable communities, and their grassroot networks and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), government actors and the private sector. It seeks to strengthen, influence, and inspire climate justice, by creating a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of broad-based change.
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project The African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ)- under the Power of Voices Partnerships (PVP) is a consortium that brings together key African climate actors including: Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, and FEMNET to build and/or strengthen inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice in Kenya, by working with a strong movement and a network of climate actors. In this project, Natural Justice (South Africa) seeks to push for inclusive movement building, successful climate justice litigation, effective legal empowerment, climate resilience, and activist security trainings, climate justice storytelling and media campaigns, and compelling policy advocacy. Natural Justice is implementing the project in South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Somalia, Senegal, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe,
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in Kenya Natural Justice (NJ) is a consortium member of the Power of Voices Partnerships' (PVP) African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) project. In Kenya, the project seeks  to build and strengthen inclusive movements and push for human-rights based approach to climate justice. NJ targets Indigenous People and Local communities in marginalized and climate change vulnerable counties of Kenya. It seeks to create a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of broad-based change. NJ works with four (4) local partners, with aligned vision, to implement its activities. These partners include: Kaputir Resource Management Organization (KARMO) in Turkana County, Malindi Rights Forum (MRF) in Kilifi County, Community Land Action Now (CLAN!); a movement supporting member Indigenous communities to champion for their rights, and Lamu Women Alliance (LAWA) in Lamu county.
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in South Africa The African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ)- under the Power of Voices Partnerships (PVP) is a consortium that brings together key African climate actors including: Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, and FEMNET to build and/or strengthen inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice in Kenya, by working with a strong movement and a network of climate actors. In this project, Natural Justice (South Africa) seeks to push for inclusive movement building, successful climate justice litigation, effective legal empowerment, climate resilience, and activist security trainings, climate justice storytelling and media campaigns, and compelling policy advocacy.  In this, NJ worked closely with PHA Food and Farming Campaign, and with the following local civil society organizations: Earthlife Africa,  South Durban Community Environmental Alliance (SDCEA), West Coast Guriqua Council, Action Aid, MACUA, LandNNES, Green Connection  and 350.org.
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in Burkina Faso The AACJ project seeks to ensure inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice in Burkina Faso, by working with a strong movement and a network of climate actors.  It seeks to strengthen, influence, and inspire climate justice, by creating a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of broad-based change.
African Activist for Climate Justice  (AACJ) Project in Senegal Natural Justice (NJ) in the implementation of the AACJ project works alongside KABEKA, RAPEN, MBORO SOS, ANAPAC and  RAES in Mboro, Niafrang, Bargny, Cayar and the Saloum islands. It seeks to strengthen, influence, and inspire climate justice, by creating a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of broad-based change.
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in Nigeria The AACJ project seeks to ensure inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice in Nigeria. Natural Justice targets key marginalized and climate change vulnerable communities and actors, including their grassroot networks and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), government actors and the private sector. The project seeks to strengthen, influence, and inspire climate justice, by creating a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of climate justice.
African Activist for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project in Somalia Natural Justice (NJ), through the AACJ project in Somalia seeks to ensure inclusive and human-rights based approach to climate justice, by working with a strong movement and a network of climate actors. It targets marginalized and climate change vulnerable communities of Somalia, grassroot networks and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), government actors and the private sector. The aim of the project is to strengthen, influence, and inspire climate justice, by creating a platform where a diverse network of actors can proactively engage in decision-making, policy influencing and developing climate narratives for the realization of broad-based change.
African Activist for Climate Justice Project in Ethiopia Natural Justice aims to support vulnerable indigenous peoples and local communities to adequately address climate justice challenges as part of the African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) project in Ethiopia. In this case, NJ leverages on over 10 years’ experience in community-centered legal empowerment methodologies, participatory action research and other social mobilization strategies.  A comprehensive analysis of the operating policy and legislative framework governing climate and environmental issues in Ethiopia has been conducted, to understand perspectives around state policies on climate and environmental matters, identify strong legal hooks with which local and indigenous communities can use to assert their rights and to ap out key institutions as well as gaps, which could form the basis for policy reform work.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Technical Licensing and Risk Analysis for licensing officers and technical experts to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Electronic Commodity Identification Training /SCORE Deployment - Phase I.
Department of Energy, WMD Strategic Trade Workshop Conduct a WMD Strategic Trade Workshop for UAE Government officials.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in United Arab Emirates
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Two WMD Commodity Identification Training Workshops.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Licensing and Risk Analysis
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_RDC L’objectif spécifique de ce programme est que cinq Organisations de membres d’agriculteurs familiaux et de petits entrepreneurs, renforcées professionnellement et socialement, améliorent leur performance organisationnelle et le contexte commercial, social et environnemental de leurs membres. Ainsi, Trias collaborera avec 5 partenaires : 4 organisations paysannes (3 coopératives agricoles - COOINDELO, COOPEBAS, UPINO – et 1 confédération paysanne nationale – CONAPAC) et 1 mutuelle de microfinance (MEC IDECE). Les coopératives agricoles adopteront des techniques agroforestières et optimiseront leur stratégie commerciale pour produire et vendre durablement un cacao de qualité. L’inclusion des femmes, des jeunes et des vulnérables y sera développée par des sensibilisations et par des activités, telles que la commercialisation des cultures vivrières rentables. La gouvernance sera renforcée tant sur le plan organisationnel (gestion, contrôle interne, planification, suivi et évaluation) que sur celui des attitudes des membres (esprit coopératif, leadership). Formées à la gestion d’un crédit de préfinancement de leurs campagnes, elles seront conduites progressivement à emprunter auprès d’institutions financières avec l’appui de MEC IDECE. Production de qualité, gouvernance consolidée et bonne gestion des crédits seront les trois piliers de leur stratégie d’autonomisation financière. Leur mise en relation avec d’autres parties prenantes de la filière cacao sera appuyée par des ateliers d’échange. Parallèlement, Trias accompagnera la croissance de la mutuelle de microfinance au profit de ses membres auto-entrepreneurs, en améliorant sa politique de contrôle des risques, sa performance sociale et sa mise en réseau. Nos partenaires agricoles et de microfinance participeront aux ateliers de capitalisation des meilleures pratiques de l’Alliance AgriCongo, sous l’égide de la CONAPAC, avec laquelle Trias aura un partenariat dans le but de renforcer les capacités en leadership, en plaidoyer, en Planification, Suivi & Evaluation et en gestion des ressources humaines et financières. Cinq organisations de membres d’agriculteurs familiaux et de petits entrepreneurs renforcées professionnellement et socialement, améliorent leur performance organisationnelle et le contexte commercial, social et environnemental de leurs membres. Notre groupe cible sont les acteurs-clefs directs: le personnel et leaders des 5 OM et leurs membres qui recevront de la formation et/ou crédit. Ce nombre est estimé (baseline 2016) à 2200 personnes parmi lesquelles 1100 (50%) ce sont des femmes et 330 (15%) des jeunes. Les bénéficiaires finaux de ce programme sont tous les membres des OM : des agriculteurs familiaux et entrepreneurs à petite échelle organisés. En 2016, le nombre total de ces membres est/était 48081 agriculteurs familiaux et petits entrepreneurs en début de programme : environ 34.000 agriculteurs familiaux et 14.000 petits entrepreneurs parmi les 5 OM partenaires, dont 25.890 (54%) sont des femmes et 4.204 (9%) de jeunes.
Rural Development: Sofala Bank Artisanal Fisheries Project The project''s development goal is to attain a sustained improvement in social and economic conditions of artisanal fishing communities in the project area. To achieve this, the project will: (a) empower and create capacity in fishing communities to take an increased responsibility for local development initiatives, including implementing social infrastructure and service activities, and sustainably managing marine resources; (b) improve the access of artisanal fishers to the fish resources of the Sofala Bank, and promote their sustainable and commercially viable use; (c) improve the linkages of artisanal fishing communities to input and output markets; (d) increase the availability of savings facilities and small loans to artisanal fishers, increase business opportunities for traders with linkages to fishing centres, and improve services to fishers through access to finance by small-scale enterprises in the project area; and (e) improve the enabling environment for promoting and supporting artisanal fisheries development.
Fisheries: Nampula Artisanal Fisheries Project Fisheries: Nampula Artisanal Fisheries Project
Livestock: Family Sector Livestock Development Programme Livestock: Family Sector Livestock Development Programme
Programme Loan: National Programme for Food Production in the Cooperative and Family Sector Programme Loan: National Programme for Food Production in the Cooperative and Family Sector
Agricultural Development: Inclusive Agrifood Value Chain Development Programme To increase net incomes from climate-resilient agrifood value chains for rural women, men and youth.
Agricultural Development: Artisanal Fisheries Promotion Project the project goal is to improve the incomes and livelihoods of poor households involved in artisanal fisheries in the selected growth poles. Its development objective is to increase the returns from fish sales for artisanal fishers and small market operators on a sustainable basis.Policy and institutional objectivesThe project will continue the process started by PPABAS of building government capacity, and in particular the capacity of IDPPE and associated fisheries institutions, to develop the artisanal fisheries sector and create a supportive policy and regulatory environment for it.
Fisheries: Small-scale Aquaculture Development Project To increase production, consumption and income of rural households and other actors in the aquaculture value chain.
Programme Loan: Second Agricultural Rehabilitation Project Programme Loan: Second Agricultural Rehabilitation Project
Agricultural Development: Pro-Poor Value Chain Development in the Maputo and Limpopo Corridors To reach improved and climate-smart livelihoods of smallholder farmers in selected districts of the Maputo and Limpopo corridors. The project outcomes are increased sustainable incomes for farmers producing irrigated vegetables, improved cassava and improved cattle, goat and sheep production.
Rural Development: Rural Markets Promotion Programme The programme''s development goal is to improve the livelihoods of poor rural households. The programme purpose is to enable smallholders to increase their agricultural incomes by marketing their surpluses more profitably. This will be achieved through three main outcomes: (i) improved smallholder access to and participation in agricultural markets and value chains (ii) more efficient market intermediaries, and more effective partnerships, stimulating increases in agricultural production and value addition; and (iii) a more conducive environment for agricultural market operations.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Enterprise Finance Project The project goal is to contribute to improved rural household livelihoods. The development objective is to increase the availability of, access to, and use of adaptive (appropriate, affordable and innovative) inclusive, sustainable financial services and technical support services in rural areas.
Research/Extension/Training: PRONEA Support Project The programme constitutes a core part of PROAGRI in support of the PARPA action plan's principles and targets; it specifically seeks to contribute to attainment of the government objective ofmaintaining agricultural sector growth at or above the level of 7% per year estimated to be required toensure that the Millennium Development Goals are reached. The goal is to contribute to absolutepoverty reduction and improve the quality of life of rural Mozambican men and women. Thedevelopment purpose is to increase returns and improve the household food security of subsistencefarmers, particularly among female-headed and disadvantaged households, through a steady rise inproduction efficiency. The key supporting objectives are to ensure: wider access to effective technicalsupport services, better organized producer groups influencing the supply of services, anddemand-driven delivery of support services.
Fisheries: Artisanal Fisheries Resilient Development Project Increase the sustainability of fisheries value chain returns by promoting responsible fisheries, community conservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, while also supporting fisheries community resilience through diversification of livelihoods.
Rural Development: Niassa Agricultural Development Project Rural Development: Niassa Agricultural Development Project
Marketing/Storage/Processing: PAMA Support Project Marketing/Storage/Processing: PAMA Support Project
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Enforcement and Targeting and Risk Management to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
Department of Energy, Deployment of XRF units XRF deployment to Brazilian Export Control Officials
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Brazil
PEPFAR Community led Monitoring Workshop PEPFAR Community led Monitoring Workshop [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs PD PSA slots for 16 Days against GBV campaign [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs PEPFAR Office white boards [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs "Have it all" Documentary update [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
PEPFAR Have It All Reloaded Contest PEPFAR Have It All Reloaded Contest [Covers grants (including revenue- sharing), subsidies, gratuities, and other aid for which cash payments are made to states, other political subdivisions, corporations, associations, and individuals; contributions to international societies, commissions, proceedings, or projects, whether in lump sum or as quotas of expenses; contributions fixed by treaty; grants to foreign countries; taxes imposed by taxing authorities where the Federal Government has consented to taxation (excluding the employers share of Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes); and payments in lieu of taxes. Includes readjustment and other benefits for veterans, other than indemnities for death or disability.]
Bureau of African Affairs - Cheetah Conservation Botswana ESFHDP ASSH U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Julia Taft Refugee Fund Project: Support Refugees in Dukwi Refugee Camp in Botswana United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of State]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs DHL DELIVERY SERVICES ESTIMATES FROM FEB 1 2020 - JAN 31 2021 [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Preservation and Protection of Ethnographic and Historic Collections at the Supa-Ngwao Museum Centre (SNMC) in Francistown The SNMC preserves objects related to the history of Francistown and the Kalanga and other peoples of the region. This project, which involves preventive conservatino of the collections, directly supports the Embassy's efforts to advance the protection of human rights and liberties for all ethnic groups in Botswana.
PEPFAR Program Support Costs State PEPFAR Laptops Transportation Surcharge (PR10875629-TRA) [Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs FY 2020 STATE PEPFAR VAT OBLIGATION [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Pudulogong Rehab Development for the Blind Trust ASSH 2021 Purchase equipment for visually impaired learners to use in accredited vocational that builds skills in modern technology, use of assistive devices, and knowledge for employment and life-skills.
Africa Regional Democracy Fund: Addressing Child Labor in Botswana Project The program is to raise awareness of child labor and to empower civil society and local leaders to ensure government enforces laws to protect children. The ARDF supports democratic processes and promotes strong democratic norms including the advancement of civil and political rights, freedom of expression, association, peaceful assembly, and access to information, and support the fair and impartial establishment and implementation of policies and laws. The program promotes politically engaged and informed citizenries, active civil society organizations, organized labor, independent and open media, and representative political parties, and supports the implementation of participatory political processes by state institutions, including at the sub-national level.
Dukwi Refugee Camp Early Childhood Development Provision of early childhood training for refugee mothers at Dukwi Refugee Camp. the proposal suggests an integrated approach which supports women and communities to transform childhoods and uplift the Dukwi refugees.
Bureau of African Affairs - Information Redacted U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. 2019 ASSH Grants Bird Life Botswana
PEPFAR Program Support Costs PD Brand Impact Assessment [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Bureau of African Affairs - 2020 ASSHF SESAD South East Sports Assoc for the U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. 2020 ASSHF SESAD South East Sports Assoc for the Disabled
2020 ASSHF SESAD South East Sports Assoc for the Disabled Construct and equip a maintenance workshop for wheelchairs and related devices for community members with disabilities.
PEPFAR Program Support Costs VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT STATE PEPFAR COMMUNICATIONS SPEC [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs Mailroom DHL Delivery Services 2021 [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Bureau of African Affairs - Rights based for LGTBI persons in Botswana U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
3s Village Energy Hub to develop intelligent solar systems which will provide reliable and affordable household clean energy access and sustainable support to resource stressed dukwi refugees
PEPFAR Program Support Costs PEPFAR State One Day Retreat [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
2020 ASSHF Learn To Play Build and equip community learning center for early childhood education interventions, parenting support, training, and development activities.
Camphill Community Trust ASSHF 2021 Purchase equipment for a woody biomass processing system to convert waste resources into compost and mulch for a vocational training initiative for young adults with special needs.
Bureau of African Affairs - Information Redacted U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. 2019 ASSH Cheetah Conservation Botswana
Bureau of African Affairs - 2018 ASSH Nhabe Museum U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu