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Humanitarian Assistance - provide emergency WASH, nutrition, health, and child protection services for vulnerable populations in Ethiopia To provide emergency WASH, nutrition, health, and child protection services for vulnerable populations in Ethiopia
Design and Development of Sustainable Farmer or Community Seed Storage Mode Design and Development of Sustainable Farmer or Community Seed Storage Mode
Humanitarian Assistance The program provides emergency WASH, nutrition and protection services for conflict affected population in dangur, mandura and debate woredas, metekel zone, beneshangul gumuz region, Ethiopia.
HIV/AIDS - Abstinence/Be Faithful HIV/AIDS - Promote abstinence, fidelity, delay of sexual activity, partner-reduction messages, and related social and community norms.
Feed the Future Ethiopia Livelihoods for Resilience Activity - Oromia (Ethiopia):  The Feed the Future Livelihoods for Resilience-Oromia (LRO), implemented by Catholic Relief Services, builds resilient livelihoods with improved food and nutrition security for 24,500 chronically food-insecure households in the Oromia Region with the goal of graduating beneficiaries from USG assistance. The activity complements the three PSNP livelihood pathways (on-farm, off-farm, and employment). FY 2020 funds will continue supporting access to tailored financial services and livelihood options as well as expand access to markets. The activity will focus on building youth capacity and skills and linking them to employment opportunities through information sharing and networks. .In FY 2020, the activity enters its final year with more focus on consolidation, sustainability, and exit strategies. The Activity will work with Livelihood Groups (LGs) participating in Savings and Internal Lending Communities (SILC) to mobilize internal financial resources as well as leverage external financing. More effort will be made to help youth and women to build their capacity and skills. LRO will support two aspects of nutrition security: production of nutrient-dense agricultural products and improved food utilization. LG members will be trained, in line with COVID-19 requirements, in how to produce and prepare nutritious foods, and facilitate cooking demonstrations. Household based perma-gardening, a small-scale, high-yield, gardening approach that conserves water and improves soil fertility will also be promoted...The activity will implement a poultry voucher strategy, a market-oriented scheme designed to jump-start poultry value chain participation, to both improve the nutritional status of households and increase household incomes. In addition to continuing implementing interventions approved in response to COVID-19, in FY 2020 the activity will consider if any additional support is needed in response to shocks to protect food and nutrition gains already made.  ..
Title II Development Food Security Activity (DFSA) - FH (Ethiopia):  .Food for the Hungry (FH) Ethiopia Development Food Security.Activity (DFSA) supports the Ethiopian Government led Productive Safety Net Program.(PSNP) in seven districts of Amhara region to improve food security and.increase household resilience to shocks, thereby decreasing their reliance on.USG assistance. FH's integrated activities contribute to the Mission's CDCS.(Development Objective 2) and the Development Food Security strategy of the.Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA).  ..With FY 2020 funds, a total of 16,903 MT of food and.$2,356,918 cash will be distributed to 221,893 beneficiaries to cover their.food gaps. FH will continue supporting the management of watershed and natural.resource conservation, constructing 21 different types of soil and water.conservation structures and 9,000 hectares of land will be enclosed.  FH.will produce and plant 21 million forest trees and fodder seedlings. FH DFSA.increases and diversifies livelihoods and incomes to beneficiaries through.provision of high-quality seeds, small ruminants, and high-value crop seeds.that is complemented with coaching and mentoring support and linkages to.finance. A total of 39 small scale water structures for irrigation will be.completed to improve production and productivity on 108 hectares of land and.benefit 324 HHs.  Approximately 1,460 clients will receive livelihood.package transfers. FH will support 20,700 participants to have access to.weather, input supply, and market price information. Training on.nutrition-sensitive agriculture will continue so that farmers can grow.vegetables to diversify nutrition for children, pregnant and lactating women..Implementing partners will promote WASH, construct 12 water schemes, and.deliver appropriate training. In addition, COVID-19 related activities will.continue, including awareness-raising and the provision of handwashing.facilities and hand sanitizers at all food distribution centers..... ...
Responding to Humanitarian Crises and Transitioning Food Insecure Groups to More Resilient Strategies for the United Nations World Food Program (WFP), Ethiopia, Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO) Responding to Humanitarian Crises and Transitioning Food Insecure Groups to More Resilient Strategies for the United Nations World Food Program (WFP), Ethiopia, Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO)
Household Economy Approach (HEA) support in Ethiopia (Ethiopia):  Household Economy Approach (HEA) activity aims to provide knowledge and analytical capacity that inform pathways to increase resilience in Ethiopia. The activity improves knowledge of risks and vulnerabilities through updating 160 livelihood zone baseline profiles, identifying fundamental changes in livelihoods, and contributing to Woreda Disaster Risk Profile development; and strengthens monitoring, analysis, forecasting and early warning capacity through developing eight regional Livelihoods Impact Analysis Spreadsheets, identifying triggers and warning stages for monitoring and early warning, updating tools to analyze key parameters, and providing training on utilization of the information for decision making around early warning, disaster risk reduction and social protection. Using FY 2018 funds, the focus of the HEA will be better integration and utilization of HEA for decision making process and building national capacity and information systems within the National Disaster Risk Management Commission (NDRMC). The core activity team will be housed in the NDRMC to facilitate this objective, to strengthen partnership and collaboration, and ensure effective handover and continued utilization of HEA information by the NDRMC to inform strategic decisions. The activity will establish a technical committee and national support structure, integrate HEA information into Woreda Disaster Risk Profiles, utilize the information to support development of a continuous monitoring system that informs early and effective humanitarian response, develop a technically credible and transparent process for assessing humanitarian needs, and support design of resilience building activities that include the Productive Safety Nets Program. This activity contributes directly to the USAID's current "Development Objective 1, Increased Growth and Resiliency in Rural Ethiopia" as well as aligns with the upcoming new Strategy's Result Framework. ..... .
Humanitarian Assistance New award responding to the impacts of conflict in Tigray and surrounding areas through WASH and shelter and settlement interventions.
Fixed Amount Reimbursable Agreement II (FARA II), between ATA and USAID Fixed Amount Reimbursable Agreement II (FARA II), between ATA and USAID
Strengthening Human Resources for Health (HRH) Program The goal of this program is to ensure the availability of key skilled health professionals at all levels to reduce the incidence of infectious diseases and maternal, neonatal and child mortality, consequently improving health outcomes for all Ethiopians.
Construction of a National Blood Center and 17 Health Centers Construction of a National Blood Center and 17 Health Centers
Tackling Food Insecurity & Malnutrition through Diversification: Exploiting the Potential of Potato and Sweet Potato Exploiting the potential for potato and sweet potato to reduce food insecurity and dependence on cereals in Tigray and SNNPR
READ 2 (Ethiopia):  READ II's goal is to improve the.reading proficiency and educational attainment of 15 million children in order.to lead them to productive lives and drive Ethiopia's economic, social, and.political development. READ II interventions directly support the Agency's.strategic focus on literacy by equipping teachers with effective early grade.reading instruction techniques and grade appropriate materials in seven local.languages and English.  .FY2020 funds will provide students.in the six target regions with a learning-supportive environment in schools,.communities, and homes. Through technical assistance, USAID will improve.the usability of the training materials to make early grade literacy materials.more responsive and adaptable to teacher and classroom exigencies, enhance teacher.training and professional development programs, increase the engagement between.youth and parents with the schools, and improve the leadership and management.capacity of school administrators to provide support and guidance to teachers..In addition, READ II will address school-related gender-based violence through.the implementation of a radio drama focused on empowering students to persevere.in their education and in life despite societal and gender barriers.  .Furthermore, to ensure that.students' access to education and learning is not interrupted given ongoing.unrest and shocks such as the global COVID-19 public health emergency, READ II.will support and build the capacity of MOE structures and schools to i).identify crisis triggers, ii) develop crisis response plans, iii) establish.early warning systems, iv) mobilize and manage resources, and vii) advocate for.the MOE to establish a permanent Education in Emergency unit. This activity.contributes to Development Objective 4 of USAID/Ethiopia's CDCS (Sustained.Improvements in Essential Service Delivery). .... ...
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide agriculture support to drought-affected populations.
Restoring VIbrant Villages and Environments (REVIVE) REstoring VIbrant Villages and Environments (REVIVE) reduces long-term vulnerability to climate change and associated shocks. REVIVE activities are focused on improving access to science and analysis for decision-making for community-managed disaster risk reduction, improving adaptive measures to climate change, and integrating climate change adaptation into Government of Ethiopia initiatives.
Finance and Business Services (FaBS) Project Finance and Business Services (FaBS) Project
Ethiopia COVID-19 Emergency Food Assistance Institutional feeding assistance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia.
Algae/Duckweed Innovation Activity (Ethiopia):  Stand for Vulnerable Children activity will strengthen institutions, policies and practices that support sustained, local-led improvements in nutrition. Towards this end, the long-term goal is to develop and rigorously test innovative and appropriate agricultural technologies and scale-up models to empower and raise the economic and agricultural capacity of the poorest and most vulnerable women in Ethiopia and to see this increased capacity translate into improved food, nutrition and health security of women and their infants and young children with a focus on the first 1,000 days.  With FY 2015 resources, the activity will conduct a baseline of woman's and household assessment surveys for all beneficiaries; recruit staff, form self-help groups and  develop modules that focus on engaging women in tangible training on household finances, health, nutrition, and hygiene and building their self-esteem and self-efficacy.
Market-Led Economic Growth & Resiliency Increased Sustain the productivity of the agricultural sector through investments that foster increasing returns to land, labor, and capital. Targeted interventions to male and female producers provide improvements in technology and management practices, expanded access to markets and credit, increased organizational and market efficiency, and restoration and protection of resiliency in production and livelihood systems.
Ocean Freight Reimbursement Program Reimburses registered U.S. private voluntary organizations (PVOs) to ship commodities overseas for use in privately funded development and humanitarian assistance programs.
Integrated Emergency Response The purpose of the award is to provide integrated emergency response to conflict affected IDPs and communities affected by drought and high levels of acute malnutrition in Amhara and Oromia, Ethiopia.
HIV Prevention, Testing And Treatment Services For Key Populations  Amhara Region HIV Prevention, Testing And Treatment Services For Key Populations  Amhara Region
Mulu Prevention Project The goal of the project is to reduce the number of new HIV infections in Ethiopia. The program will support the efforts of GoE in meeting the Strategic Plan for intensifying a Multi-sectoral HIV and AIDS (SPM) II targets of intensifying HIV prevention in Ethiopia.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Emergency Drought Appeal Contribution (WASH, Agriculture and Food Security)
Federal Auditor General (OFAG) of Ethiopia Technical Assistance The purpose of this Agreement is to request for a PASA with United States Government Accountability Office GAO0 to provide an assistance for capacity building for Office of the Federal Auditor General (OFAG) of Ethiopia
Ethiopia COVID-19 Assistance Emeergency Health and WASH Response to COVID-19 in Ethiopia
Integrated Community Based Water Supply Sanitation and Hygiene WASH Improved access to sustainable, safe and adequate water supply; increased access to improved sanitation; Increased health and hygiene promotion; and increased community and government capacity to manage WASH activities, and improve systematic program learning to inform policy and program implementation.
FETEH (Justice in Amharic) (Ethiopia):  .FETEH is a two-year activity that will provide flexible and rapid response technical assistance to the Attorney General's Office (AGO), relevant sub-committees within the AGO, the Federal Supreme Court of Ethiopia (FSCE), appropriate committees in Parliament, and/or other related government ministries in the reform process. The activity will make grants to civil society organizations and media to ensure public input into the democratic reform process, improving citizen engagement and public consultation of proposed changes to Ethiopia's legal and judicial framework. Specifically, FETEH will:.a. Build the capacity of the AGO, its 14-person Council, its legal drafting sub-committees, FSCE and other rule of law actors to adopt and implement legal and judicial reform consistent with international human rights norms..b. Support the ability of civil society organizations and the media to engage the AGO and the legal drafting sub-committees on legal and judicial reforms..c. Support the appropriate committees in Parliament to ensure that they develop sufficient capacity to approve the adoption of legal reforms...d. Support the FSCE with improving Ethiopia's court management system... ..Establishing and solidifying the root of Ethiopia's ability to enforce the rule of law is a critical means through which Ethiopia can maintain transparency, openness, and stability. Without accountability, fair and just laws, transparency, and access to justice, conflict brews. The new Ethiopian Government is in a sensitive time of transition by which triggers such as conflict are highly de-stabilizing and harmful to promising, western-leaning reforms. ... .
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency health, nutrition, protection, water, sanitation, and hygiene services to conflict affected people
USAID TEKI Activity Fighting Plastic Bags With Sign Language TEKI is an Amharic word from the verb "Metekat," which means replacing. TEKI Fighting Plastic Bags with Sign Language is a three-year activity funded by USAIDEthiopia and implemented by Teki Paper Bags PLC. The goal of the TEKI activity is to empower youths with disabilities to turn the fight against plastic bag pollution into a national employment-intensive inclusion solution.
Resilience through Enhanced Adaptation, Action learning and Partnerships (REAAP) REAAP works hand-in-hand with 100 farming, agro-pastoralist, and pastoralist communities in six vulnerable woredas of East and West Hararghe zones of the Oromia Region to design and implement action plans to decrease the risk of climate and related disaster, and to increase resilience to shocks when they occur.
Task Order for Food for Peace Ethiopia Commodity Management Review of the Joint Emergency Operation Plan (JEOP) Activity Task Order for Food for Peace Ethiopia Commodity Management Review of the Joint Emergency Operation Plan (JEOP) Activity under the PPL Monitoring and Evaluation Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (EVAL ME IDIQ) contract
Improving Quality of Primary Education Program (IQPEP) The program strengthens linkages between teachers colleges and primary schools; enhances the professional capacity of primary school teachers; builds capacity at regional,woreda(district) and local education offices; empowers communities to manage their own school development; and makes basic education more accessible to out-of-school children. IQPEP also increases primary school students opportunities to improve reading.
Cooperative Agreement with GOAL for Nutrition in Ethiopia CA to GOAL for Nutrition in Ethiopia
communication for health (Ethiopia):  .USAID.will continue to support a flagship communication for health activity to.address behavioral and cultural barriers in accessing available health care.services. The activity will adapt a new approach by streamlining previously.disintegrated, stand alone and diseases specific communication methods into a.coherent, integrated social and behavior change communication (SBCC) strategy..The flagship activity will work across multiple health areas including.Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, Water,.Sanitation and Hygiene, Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV. The activity works in 160 districts from Amhara,.Oromyia, Southern Nations Nationalities and People (SNNP) and Tigray regions.sand will coordinate with federal, regional and district level health.institutions. USAID does not provide salary support for health workers. There are limited technical assistance providers at the Federal Ministry of Health and Regional Health Bureaus providing targeted, time-bound and specialized technical support to the government.  The majority of funding under this Activity goes to improving the quality of the program (quality of pre-service education, quality communication materials, etc.) and standardization and institutionalization of program components (e.g., in-service training, message harmonization, etc.).. .. ....
Humanitarian Assistance Lifesaving emergency shelter/NFI and WASH assistance for IDPs and vulnerable host communities
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide front-line, life-saving response to new idps and those up to 6-months displaced populations and vulnerable host communities through provision of access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation.
Community Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (CPMTCT) Improve the uptake and quality of HIV and maternal child health (MCH) services for pregnant women in Ethiopia through community-based approaches. Support community-based prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) services through close collaboration with local and regional health offices and community organizations. Make maternal and child health and PMTCT services more widely available by improving the capacity of community- and facility-based health workers to provide quality care. Improve the coordination and referral network between and among service providers in communities and at health posts, health centers, and hospitals. Reach out to communities to encourage people to use maternal, pediatric, and PMTCT services.
Title II Development Food Security Activity (DFSA) - World Vision (Ethiopia):  .The Title II- World Vision Development Food Security.Activity (DFSA) supports the Ethiopian Government-led Productive Safety Net.Program (PSNP) in six districts of Oromia and nine districts of Amhara regions.with the goal of enhancing livelihoods, increasing resilience to shocks, and.improving food security and nutrition among vulnerable populations so that they.graduate from needing USG assistance. These integrated activities contribute to.the Mission's CDCS, the Feed the Future Strategy, and the Bureau for.Humanitarian Assistance (formerly Food for Peace)'s Strategy. With FY 2020 funds,.a total of 31,240 metric tons of commodities will be distributed to.432,243 beneficiaries to fill their food gaps. WV DFSA will continue supporting.watershed and natural resource conservation, and 752 participants will be.trained in soil and water conservation, compost making, and agroforestry.techniques. The activity will also implement diverse food security, livelihood,.and nutrition-sensitive agriculture approaches. As part of nutrition linkages.with public works investments, household level pond construction for vegetable.and fruit production will be implemented. The WV DFSA also promotes medium to.large irrigation schemes for fruit trees and nursery seedling support for large.scale crop production. 37,790 program participants will be trained to adopt.improved and/or sustainable agricultural technology management practices and.develop business plans to engage them in livestock, honey, poultry and.vegetable value chains. A total of 9,013 participants will be linked to MFI.loans. The program will deliver 14 behavior change communication (BCC) sessions.to 55,896 public work and permanent direct support participants and facilitate.timely health and nutrition services linkages. DFSA will also work to mitigate.the impact of COVID-19 to raise awareness and implement social distancing.and other different safety measures during the provision of ongoing food.assistance.  .
Humanitarian Assistance Program to provide humanitarian coordination and shelter interventions for crisis-affected populations.
Support for Tuberculosis Local Network Support for Tuberculosis Local Network (TB LON)
Teacher Development in Primary Education Strengthened The Teacher Development in Primary Education Strengthened project aims to improve the quality of primary school teacher training and English language instruction in teacher education institutions as English is the language of instruction in Ethiopia after grade five.
Architectural and Engineering (A/E) Services for USAID/ETHIOPIA Health Infrastructure Program Tetra Tech is providing expert architecture-engineering (A-E) technical support services for the USAID Ethiopia Health Infrastructure Program. The five-year program involves assessing, designing, and renovating approximately 50 existing health facilities; and assessing and designing approximately 30 new Ethiopian Federal Ministry of Health health centers throughout the country.
HEAL TB Project (Ethiopia):  In the last year of this HEAL TB award, USAID will focus on sustainability of regional TB programs in program leadership and management, quality DOTS services for early detection and case management, collaborative TB/HIV activities, early detection and management of drug resistant TB and health systems strengthening (HSS). Focus will be given to improving health worker skills; referral linkages; laboratory and diagnostic capacity, including scaling up of GeneXpert diagnosis; drug supply management; M&E; and operations research. In coordination with the MOH and private sector, the activity aims to achieve a TB case detection rate of 75% and treatment success rate of 90%, and to enhance MDR-TB case detection to identify at least 70% of MDR-TB cases and ensure treatment. Activities will be strengthened to achieve 100% HIV testing in TB patients and management of co-infected patients. Support will cover all Amhara and Oromiya regions reaching an estimated population of 54 million.