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Assistance for Security, Peace, Integration and Recovery for advancing human security (ASPIRE) The programme is designed to promote the decommissioning and normalization aspects of the Bangsamoro peace process by addressing the challenge of personal firearms of both former MILF combatants as well as members of the private armed groups.
Supporting PEMSEA Resource Fac The project will assist in building up the capacity of the PRF and PEMSEA participating countries in the development, management and operation of the PRF Secretariat Services
Strategic M&E Project Using strategic monitoring and evaluation to accelerate implementation of the Philippine Development Plan 2017-2022 and the Public Investment Program
Strengthening PHL Covid19 Response Support to strengthening the capacity of the Philippine government and various sectors in responding to the crisis brought about by the Covid19 Pandemic
Tubiteho ("Let’s Take Care of Them") (Burundi):  Tubiteho, receives Malaria, Maternal Child Health (MCH), and Family Planning (FP) funds and it targets 16 districts in six provinces (390 facilities) and works at the facility and community level.  FY22 malaria funds will improve malaria prevention and treatment among pregnant women and children under-five by promoting the routine distribution and use of ITNs during ante-natal care (ANC) and immunization visits. The quality of case management at the facility and community levels will be strengthened. Social and behavior change will focus on early care seeking and proper use of bed nets. FY22 MCH funds will improve access and quality of MCH services and strengthen the capacity of health district teams and health providers to improve oversight and quality of treatment: to integrate and scale-up high-impact interventions, to provide key medical equipment, to integrate the prevention of Mother-To-Child [HIV] Transmission (PMTCT) with MCH services, and to build the capacity of community health workers (CHWs) to carry out SBC interventions, monitoring ANC and delivery at the clinical level with skilled birth attendants, and community maternal death. Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM) will focus on the prevention and treatment of malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia, and FP to reduce their burden on child morbidity and mortality.  FY22 FP funds will continue supporting on-site training of service providers to improve their competencies to offer contraceptive methods; support MOH to develop new strategies to improve access and the use of FP services by adolescents and youth, and the Ministry of Education's  mentoring programs that provide adolescent girls with FP/RH information and counseling that are needed to reduce dropouts due to pregnancy; to strengthen approaches to increase the modern contraceptive prevalence rate (PPFP and the integration of FP with other health  and USAID BHA activities targeting the internally displaced population, refugees, and retur
New Refugee Assistance Award To Burundi. New Refugee Assistance Award To Burundi.
Burundians Responding against Violence and Inequality (BRAVI) (Burundi):  BRAVI works to improve sexual and gender-based violence prevention and response efforts, including the provision of integrated family planning (FP) and sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) services. BRAVI trains providers to recognize, screen for and respond to, the needs of SGBV survivors and to respond to their sexual and reproductive health needs, including FP needs of survivors of SGBV. at the community level, this includes gender-sensitive workshops and engaging community leaders in FP promotion efforts, raising FP awareness, including around method options, as well as addressing the harmful social and cultural norms that permit SGBV to occur in the first place..FY17 funds will be used to integrate provision of FP services in response efforts to SGBV through training and sensitization of health providers, cross-sectoral coordination, scaling up good practices and lessons learned to ensure all survivors of SGBV have access to FP services and to modern contraceptive methods.
Promoting Land Ownership Certification in Burundi (Burundi):  USAID support will also address drivers of conflicts that contribute to instability in Burundi and will enhance conflict resolution mechanisms which includes working with community members to address land tenure and rights related issues.  Funds will be obligated in compliance with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 and do not include any direct or indirect assistance to the Government of Burundi..
Title II - for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Burundi Title II - for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Burundi
Funds for WFP/Burundi for food assistance to Congolese Refugees in Camps and Transit Centers and Targeted Food Distribution to people affected by natural hazards Funds for WFP/Burundi for food assistance to Congolese Refugees in Camps and Transit Centers and Targeted Food Distribution to people affected by natural hazards
Award to Burundi for LRP and IP under its CSP Award to Burundi for LRP and IP under its CSP
Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) Acceleration Project The Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) Acceleration project, funded by the U.S. Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, aims to scale up quickly high-quality facility-based and community-based PMTCT services in four provinces of Burundi: Bujumbura City, Bujumbura Rural, Gitega and Ngozi. The project also focuses on preventing HIV in women of childbearing age, decreasing unwanted pregnancies among women with HIV, and providing care and support for women, infants and families living with HIV.
Support to Burdundian Federal Chamber of Commerce and Industry Support to Burdundian Federal Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Strengthening the National Response to Trafficking in Persons’ Prevention, Victim Protection and Prosecution in Burundi (Burundi):  In 2019, USAID awarded a grant to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to support the "Strengthening the National Response to Trafficking in Persons' Prevention, Victim Protection, and Prosecution in Burundi Activity".  This grant enabled the Government of Burundi (GBO) to combat human trafficking. As a result, the U.S. 2021 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report upgraded Burundi from Tier 3 to Tier 2 Watch list, and to Tier 2 category in the 2022 and 2023 report. This improvement in ranking is a recognition of the increased investigations, prosecutions, and convictions of trafficking crimes and increased anti-trafficking training for law enforcement and judicial officials.  USAID will use $1,500,000 in FY 2023 funding for IOM to continue support to the GOB to sustain gains already recorded so far, avoid backsliding, and focus efforts in areas where the government did not meet the minimum standards..USAID has prioritized these interventions as lack of action could result in backsliding, further compromising the achievement of objectives in other areas. USAID will also continue to fund IOM to implement the activity as this organization has demonstrated unparalleled expertise and experience that successfully helped move Burundi from a six year Tier 3 ranking to Tier 2 starting in 2022. .The FY 2023 funds satisfy the required $500,000 of funding for Trafficking in Persons and $400,000 of the total required $800,000 funding towards gender-based violence.  The activity is aligned with the 2018-2027 Burundi National Development Plan; the 2023 - 2027 Anti-Trafficking National Action Plan, the Embassy's Integrated Country Strategy Mission Goal 3.2 to strengthen organs that support civil society and human rights..
PL 480 Title II Multi Year Assistance Program (MYAP) PL 480 Title II Multi Year Assistance Program (MYAP)
Reaching an AIDS-Free Generation Activity (RAFG) The objective of the Reaching an AIDS-Free Generation Activity is to scale up antiretroviral therapy (ART) services for people living with HIV using an integrated, community-based approach in high-prevalence provinces to contribute towards the Government of Burundi's goal to achieve epidemic control nationally.
Burundi Policy Reform Assistance Program To promote transparency and participation in the policy process, USAIDs Burundi Policy Reform Program strengthened public dialogue and relationships among the government, civil society, and the media. The program also improved the effectiveness of policy development and implementation to assist the overall political process. Through training, policy discussions, and grant-making, Chemonics and USAID built the capacity of government, civil society, and media to understand and discuss policy matters in an informed and inclusive manner. Policy areas focused on issues related to land, water, and good governance.
Burundi Agribusiness Program (BAP) DAI supported Burundis efforts to respond to changes in the world agricultural market that occurred in the 1990s, when Burundi was mired in crisis, and to revitalize the countrys agricultural sector. BAP developed agro-enterprises that raise rural incomes; diversify economic opportunity; strengthen competitive, commodity-based value chains that link producers to domestic, regional, and international markets; and stabilize the country so it does not relapse into chaos and bloodshed.
Burundi Integrated Health Project (Burundi):  The Integrated Health Project strengthens the health system, community, and civil society's capacity to deliver quality reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH), malaria, and HIV/AIDS services to reduce maternal and child morbidity and mortality, as well as malaria and HIV disease burdens.  FY17 funds will be utilized as follows:..Malaria: Support community health workers testing and treating malaria and provide malaria prevention messaging. Improve the uptake of malaria prevention services, build capacity in diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and management of the supply chain for health care workers. Support outreach sites for testing and treatment...RMNCH: Provide basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care to prevent hemorrhaging (cause of maternal mortality), improve essential newborn care and family planning services, and strengthen the integration of prevention services for malaria during pregnancy and mother to child transmission of HIV.
PIO Grant  for UNICEF/Burundi to carry out nationwide SMART survey PIO Grant  for UNICEF/Burundi to carry out nationwide SMART survey
OFDA-2013-Burundi/Fire-DD for Bujumbara market fire OFDA-2013-Burundi/Fire-DD for Bujumbara market fire
Tuyage (Let's Talk): Information Access and Economic Discourse Strengthening Activity Tuyage (Let's Talk): Information Access and Economic Discourse Strengthening Activity
Health Systems Site Assessments The purpose of the SIMS contract is to conduct SIMS site assessments to collect data on quality of clinical services, community-based services, and health systems strengthening interventions.
WIYIZIRE (Come here, we will support you) Health Activity WIYIZIRE (come here, we will support you) has the primary goal of reducing and mitigating orphans and vulnerable childrens (OVC) human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) risk, supporting case-finding of HIV-positive OVC, and strengthening linkages with clinical HIV services, with a focus on prevention of sexual violence and new HIV infections. Achievement of the activity goal will require a multipronged approach to increase access to and use of HIV and health services, increase access to HIV and violence prevention interventions, and improve school progression and economic stability for vulnerable children and their households.
Media Freedom and Freedom of Information Strengthen the legal, regulatory, institutional, and information environment which protects and enables the growth in associational life and the development of independent and sustainable civil society organizations (CSOs).  Build the capacity of civil society organizations to act as agents for reform and support their participation in democratic decision-making through articulating and representing their members interests, engaging in service delivery, and advocating for issues which become part of the public agenda and are reflected in public policies. Encourage the strengthening of a civic culture which supports democratic institutions and processes, active participation in political and civic life, and the civic virtues of tolerance, pluralism, compromise, trust, and respect for individual rights, including gender equality.
Enhancing the Monitoring of Child's Rights Violations The activity will build the capacity of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and its core partners to undertake monitoring and reporting to track cases, assess trends, and inform responses.
Humanitarian Assistance USAID/Nigeria Envisions A Strategic Hiv/Aids Response Program In Support Of The Government Of Nigeria, To Improve The Quality And Effectiveness Of High-Impact, Evidence-Based Hiv/Aids Interventions To Meet NigeriaS State/Lga-Specific Goals And Objectives.
98SO 1 D/G:STRENGTHEN CROSS-SECTORAL SYNERGIES BETWEEN D/G Strengthen cross-sectoral synergies between democracy and governance and Africa Bureau programs in key areas
Project Leading to Design and Development of Sustainable, Scalable Farmer o Project Leading to Design and Development of Sustainable, Scalable Farmer o
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency shelter and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) program for flood-affected populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Burundi Responding to information needs in Burundi through displacement monitoring and enhancing response capacity in shelter/NFI
ABANDI ABANDI (act as you do for others) activity will increase access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment services, and strengthen systems for planning, monitoring, evaluating, and assure the quality of services along the prevention-to-care continuum for men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender individuals (TG).
GIR'ITEKA (Be Respected) Health Activity The objective of GIRITEKA (Be Respected) is to improve the integration of gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response into the HIV clinical cascade to accelerate progress towards control of the HIV epidemic and, more specifically, to address GBV, a key structural driver of the HIV epidemic. Three intermediate results will support achievement of this objective: 1) Improved GBV and HIV prevention for vulnerable and key populations; 2) Improved GBV case-identification and response in HIV index testing and partner notification; 3) Improved post-GBV care integrated into HIV clinical services
People-to-People (P2P) Reconciliation (Turi Kumwe (We Are Together)) The purpose of the P2P program, known locally as Turi Kumwe (We Are Together) is to increase the level of Burundian youth engagement in peacebuilding and improve economic opportunities through increasing youth-led peacebuilding and violence prevention interventions and by enhancing youth access to finance and economic opportunities. This program will work across two objectives: 1) Increase youth-led peacebuilding and violence prevention; and 2) Enhance youth access to finance and economic opportunities..
Continuing HIV Services This activity seeks to address remaining challenges and close persistent gaps to achieve the UNSAIDS 95-95-95 goals and therefore reach and sustain HIV/AIDS epidemic control in burundi. it will set up interventions to strengthen the health system and to improve community engagement, building on best practices from other pepfar activities implemented to date. The activity will complement existing USAID/Burundi clinical, community health, and social-behavior services delivery activities.
Burundi COVID-19 Assistance Emergency water, sanitation, hygiene, and protection services in response to COVID19 pandemic in Burundi.
Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT) Activity The goal of the activity is that PMTCT and antiretroviral therapy (ART) services in three of the highest prevalence provinces are scale-up to achieve epidemic control nationally. The project aims to increase coverage throughout the full PMTCT care cascade to ensure that 95-100% of all pregnant women utilizing ante-natal care (ANC), labor and delivery, or post-partum care services know their HIV status, 95-100% of those who are HIV positive are placed on lifelong ART, and that at least 50% of male partners and 90% of children of women testing positive are also tested and brought into the HIV care and treatment cascade.
Dukire Tubane “Let’s Heal and Live Together” (Burundi):  .In September 2020, USAID funded the "Improving dialogue and social cohesion among political leaders and communities in Burundi'', a new component to an already existing Catholic Relief Services (CRS)-implemented activity, Dukire Tubane (Let Us Heal and Live Together), which seeks to reduce youth involvement in political violence, by promoting social cohesion, trauma healing, and economic strengthening. The new component has been strengthening the advocacy network of the Inter Religious Council of Burundi (CICB) to play a mediating role among political actors, mitigate lingering political tensions from the May 2020 elections, and prevent political violence among communities.  CRS has strengthened the CICB's organizational structure which now has focal points in 36 out of the total 118 communes. ..Both CRS and the CICB continue to enjoy positive feedback from government officials, who have consistently requested CRS and CICB to continue the work until beyond the next general elections in 2025 and 2027. This is the only case where an intervention in the political space has been welcomed by the government, opening a narrow window of opportunity for USAID programming. The activity will be extended for an additional two years to strengthen the network expansion to additional communes, intentionally increase women and youth members, and increase sustainability interventions. This $1,226,000 in FY 2023 funds contributes to meeting $400,000 of the required $800,000 GBV directive which is part of USAID/Burundi Democracy funds. ..This activity supports the U.S. Embassy Burundi's Integrated Country Strategy (ICS) Objective 3.1 : The successful 2020 transfer of power is exploited to promote more open and inclusive governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. ..
Foundation for a Peaceful Transition in Burundi Established Foundation for a peaceful transition in Burundi established
Amahoro Iwacu - Peace in my Home The activity will enhance the resiliency of urban and rural youth against political, communal and inter-personal violence in Rwanda.
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS II) - Burundi In Burundi, the Roads to a Healthy Future (ROADS II) project is designed to increase access to high-quality facility- and community-based HIV and broader health services for mobile populations and local residents living in Karusi, Kayanza, Kirundo and Muyinga provinces and the capital city, Bujumbura. The project, which is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, works with pregnant women; populations at risk of contracting HIV, including long-distance drivers, female sex workers and other groups; people living with HIV; and orphans and other vulnerable children. ROADS II also works to strengthen the integration of HIV, family planning and reproductive health services. The project has a strong gender-based violence component to address structural barriers that prevent women from accessing services.
Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Burundi Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Burundi
Burundi Innovation for Improved RUTF Management Burundi Innovation for Improved RUTF Management
UNICEF - Enhancing the Monitoring of Child’s Rights Violations and Human Trafficking Victims in Burundi Activity (Burundi):  In 2019, to help the Government of Burundi (GoB) make progress on the TIP issue, USAID awarded a grant to UNICEF to implement the "Enhancing the Monitoring of Child's Rights Violations and Human Trafficking Victims in Burundi"..This support and the GoB's commitment to move from its tier 3 classification for six consecutive years, the 2021 TIP report upgraded Burundi to Tier 2 Watch list, and to tier 2 category in the 2022 and 2023 report. This improvement in ranking is a recognition of the increased investigations, prosecutions, and convictions of trafficking crimes and increased anti-trafficking training for law enforcement and judicial officials. This funding will continue to support prevention activities through awareness raising about TIP using a diversified mix of media; it will also support research on new forms of child trafficking and provide updated training to children's rights defenders; in addition this activity will continue to work collaboratively with IOM in reporting cases of trafficking for prosecution. However, much remains to be done especially with domestic trafficking of children, and the country's declining economic context continues to expose children to trafficking. .With Burundi's lack of resources to support this effort, and the lack of other partners involved in TIP outside of the US Government, adding funding to fight TIP is the best investment of US funds as not doing so would very likely result in backsliding to pre 2021 levels. The activity aligns with the 2018-2027 Burundi National Development Plan; the 2023 - 2027 Anti-Trafficking National Action Plan, the Embassy's Integrated Country Strategy Mission Goal 3, Invest in Society and the Region: Burundi is a peaceful, open, and stable actor at home and in the region; and the USG's TVPA of 2000.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Burundi To provide humanitarian coordination and information management support in Burundi.
Urisanze ("feel at home") activity The urisanze ("feel at home")  activity will increase access to comprehensive hiv prevention, care, and treatment   services, and strengthen systems for planning, monitoring, evaluating, and assure the quality of services along the   prevention-to-care continuum for key populations.
Health & WASH The Purpose Of This Award Is To Provide Health And WASH Support In Response To EVD In DRC.
Burundi RUTF program contribution To support a contribution of RUTF for treatment of CMAM in Burundi.