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Support to law enforcement agencies Country Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2015 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
Improving Public Internal Financial Control Country Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2015 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
Civil Society for Election Integrity Contract related to: Civil Society for Election Integrity - The overall objective of the Action is to strengthen participatory democracies and the EU approximation and integration process in Bosnia and Herzegovina, through an enhanced contribution by civil society and media.IPA III assistance within the Civil Society Facility and Media Programme 2021-2023 will encourage sector-based networking and cooperation among Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in particular in the following areas: rule of law, anti-corruption, education, health, electoral processes, social inclusion, environment and climate change, youth, culture, local economy and entrepreneurship, women rights, freedom of expression and media. Gender and inclusion of minorities will be a cross cutting issue. This support will be further consolidated via Resource Centre, second phase, for CSOs with aim to address the problem of low capacity of CSOs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and make sustainable impact achieved through www.EUResurs.ba web portal.Assistance will also increase domestic CSOs' capacities to contribute to transparent and fair elections, and improve capacities of CSOs to combat corruption, improve social dialogue and support social partners. Furtheemore, assistance will also be provided to the Governments at different levels to build their capacities for more effective inclusion of CSOs in policy and decision-making.Pm - the contribution to the RELOAD programme will continue with the aim of strengthening partnerships between local governments and civil society in the Bosnia and Herzegovina by scaling-up a successful model of transparent and project-based funding of CSOs from local government budgets towards greater civic engagement in decision-making and improvement of local service delivery. This is being channelled through the multicountry CSF and media programme.
Annual Action Programme 2019 - Objective 1 Annual Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2019 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
Local development strategies The project supports BiH private sector development with a focus on export oriented, agro-rural and tourism sectors. It will also enhance the operational environment for MSMEs, promote entrepreneurship and start-ups within these sectors.  The Action will promote innovations within the selected competitive sectors through the knowledge flows, digitalization, usage of modern ICT and introduction of innovative and advanced digital solutions.
Supervision for Refurbishment works on new premises of EU Info Centre - Europe House in Sarajevo This Project will provide Supervision services on refurbishment works on new premises of EU Info Centre - Europe House in Sarajevo that is within City Administration of Sarajevo administrative building . The space planned for renovation has a net surface of 872,0m2. The section which is to be used by the EU Delegation is approx. 700,0m2.  The gross area of the ground floor is 1166,03m
COVID-19 emergency medical support Special Measure on COVID-19 impact mitigation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Objective 1)
Support for preparation of public debt reporting Contract related to: Support for preparation of public debt reporting - Annual Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2020 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
EU4 Electoral Process BA2021AAP This Action will support the Central Election Commission (CEC), as the sole body tasked with managing and superintending the entire electoral process, to improve the integrity, transparency, and efficiency of the electoral process in line with international standards and recommendations of Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) and the Venice Commission. More specifically, the proposed action will complement the regional action to support electoral reforms in the Western Balkans by building upon the recommendations and technical assistance provided under two key, out of a total of five, thematic areas that are the CEC¿s competences. In addition, it will significantly contribute to seven key ODIHR recommendations: ensuring unbiased electoral administration, ensuring transparency, improving voter education programmes, improving vote counting accuracy, improving voting list accuracy, improving the communication system, and reducing pressure on voters. The proposed Action will also support the implementation of the Central Election Commission Communications Strategy, as a significant component of the Action.This will contribute to the BiH¿s EU integrations path and the fulfilment of the Copenhagen criteria, the requirements from the Political Criteria, and a key priority from the Commission Opinion2.Furthermore, this Action will build on previous assistance to the CEC, primarily that from the EU-funded technical assistance project in 2020 that developed for the CEC a Strategy (and Action Plan) to Improve the Integrity, Transparency, and Efficiency of the Electoral Process in BiH. This Strategy and the Action Plan were adopted by the CEC in late 2020.This Action will contribute to the start of the implementation of the Electoral Strategy and its Action Plan, as well as a related Communications Strategy, by supporting the CEC in establishing an HR planning, resource allocation, staff management, and performance monitoring system, increasing the efficient management and organisation of the electoral process, developing an information system to improve transparency, and improving the quality of the election database. This implies both a TA component and a supply component, in order to enable the CEC to perform its functions better and lower the disenfranchisement of potential out-of-country voters.
EU Support to Agriculture and Rural Development, Food Safety, Veterinary and Phytosanitary Standards Annual Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2018 - Objective 2: Support for economic, social and territorial development and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
Support for agricultural census in Bosnia and Herzegovina <p>To successfully conduct preparations for full Agricultural census/AC in Bosnia and Herzegovina and increase the capacities of statistical institutions and to conduct Agricultural census /AC in Bosnia and Herzegovina in line with the EU requirements and enable further harmonisation of agriculture statistics in BiH with EU standards</p>
Provision of preliminary sketches/concept design with quality 3D modelling of ideas for future EU Info Centre in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Contract related to: Provision of preliminary sketches/concept design with quality 3D modelling of ideas for future EU Info Centre in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. - Administrative Activity for Delegation Bosnia &amp; Herzegovina
EU support to effective justice Annual Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2017 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
EU4Justice - Support to the Fight against Organised Crime and Corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina The Action will enhance the effectiveness, integrity and professionalism in the Rule of Law sector and improve cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the prosecution service to foster efficiency of investigations in organised crime and corruption cases. The project will also strengthen capacities as regards  human resources and performance management as well as disciplinary frameworks and proceedings.
Further update the Electronic Data Exchange System (EDES) for the LEAs in BiH  Western Balkan - Bosnia and Herzegovina - LOT 1 Computers and peripheral hardware devices Contract related to: Further update the Electronic Data Exchange System (EDES) for the LEAs in BiH  Western Balkan - Bosnia and Herzegovina - LOT 1 Computers and peripheral hardware devices - Annual Action Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina 2020 - Objective 1: Support for political reforms and related progressive alignment with the Union acquis
Support for the participation of IPA III beneficiaries in Union programmes Contract related to: Support for the participation of IPA III beneficiaries in Union programmes - The Union programmes are a series of integrated measures promoted by the European Union, aimed at strengthening the cooperation among the Member States regarding EU policies for a period of time. Union programmes are financed from the general budget of the European Union covering different areas inter alia: environmental protection, research and innovation, energy and transport to the development of entrepreneurship and competitivenessThe participation of IPA beneficiaries in Union programmes has the objective of preparing them for full membership upon accession, ensuring a closer integration of the partners with the EU, accelerating integration and ¿phasing-in¿ as part of the accession process. It enables citizens, institutions, civil society and the private sector to become acquainted and benefit from different European Union policies such as research, competitiveness and innovation, media, education, health, youth, culture, environment, customs policy, fight against poverty, fight against youth unemployment, and others. This Action focuses on fostering the participation of candidate and potential candidates in the new generation of Union programmes for the 2021-2027 period, contributing to the payment of the cost of participation in those programmes ¿ i.e. a financial contribution (entry tickets).
spatial information services phase 2 digital orthophoto maps spatial information services phase 2 digital orthophoto maps - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-339-ANNUAL ACTION PROGRAMME FOR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 2008 INDER C
Audit Plan 2022 - IPA Expenditure Verifications - Lot 2 Contract related to: Audit Plan 2022 - IPA Expenditure Verifications - Lot 2 - The overall objective of the support measure for Audit Programme is to provide reasonable assurance on the correct implementation of EU funds in the beneficiary countries as to the regularity and legality of the underlying transactions and the effectiveness of the control systems. Assurance also relates to sound financial management comprising the principles of economy, efficiency and effectiveness.
European Integration Facility IPA 2012 National Programme for Bosnia and Herzegovina under the IPA - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component for the year 2012
Resource Center for BiH Civic Society in EU Integrations <p>Overall objective of the project is to contribute towards the increasing of Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) involvement in BiH's decision-making processes, in particular regarding BiH's EU accession process.</p>
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency WASH, shelter and agriculture & food security response to shocks.
HIV/AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS Supports the following illustrative program-funded costs: salaries of US, FSN, and TCN and other staff such as PSCs, RSSAs, PASAs, CASUs working for the US Government managing, administering, and supporting programs and their program-funded benefits such as housing, travel, transportation, education allowances etc; institutional contractors that provide such staff, rent, IT services, the program-funded share of utilities, staff training costs and the cost of developing and administering training programs, equipment and supplies, ICASS, vehicle fuel and maintenance, maintenance contracts, janitorial services, operational unit web page development and maintenance, outreach such as publications and the cost of their preparation (including staff costs), and technical assistance to ensure USG compliance with regulations.
DGC- Supporting the Kenya Constitutional Implementation Process (Kenya):  .USAID continues to partner with the Government of Kenya in developing comprehensive laws and policies required under the 2010 Constitution. The technical assistance focuses on formulation and review of a whole new set of legal, regulatory and policy instruments in all relevant ENRM, land and governance sectors at the two levels of government. This assistance has resulted in a number of laws and policies being formulated and enacted.  FY 2016 funds will support the judiciary on election related dispute resolution, and strengthen the Kenya Law Reform Commission (KLRC) and other agencies to undertake policy formulation, implementation, monitoring, and impact review processes to ensure that reforms in governance, land, environment, and climate change sectors are aligned to the Constitution.  .
Kenya Support Services: Conflict Mitigation Multi-Activity Final Evaluation Kenya Support Services: Conflict Mitigation Multi-Activity Final Evaluation
HPN - Cluster 2: Fahari ya Jamii - FP/RMNCAH, WASH & Nutrition (Nairobi County) (Kenya):  Using FY 2023 funds, USAID will continue its support Reproductive Maternal Neonatal Child, and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH), family planning, and Water and Sanitation Health (WASH) activities in Nairobi County. The activity will achieve this through health systems strengthening activities at community, facility levels, sub-county, and county levels. The activity will support the Government of Kenya's efforts to roll out Primary Health Care towards achieving Universal Health Coverage. The activity will specifically focus on Nairobi's informal settlements which have a high unmet need for family planning Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) and WASH interventions.  The project will specifically improve the county health system through:Building the capacity of county and sub-county health managers on leadership, management, accountability and governance.Creating awareness within counties on domestic resource mobilization approaches and ring fencing of health budgets, as per Kenya's new legislation on Facility Improvement Fund .Support the scale-up of Primary Care Networks with the aim of increasing access to quality services at the lower levels by strengthening the provision of preventive and promotive health services.Enhance the capacity of healthcare workers through mentorship, on-the-job training, continuous quality improvement and facilitative support supervision.Improving health information systems to provide quality data for decision making.Supporting counties in building strong integrated commodity supply systems at the facility, sub-county and county levels.Increase access to safe point-of-use water treatment; generate movement along the sanitation ladder; and increase the adoption of key hygiene behaviors.These efforts will serve to build stable and capable local systems which in turn boosts U.S national security objectives as well as asserting U.S. influence and leadership in global health..
HPN - Cluster 6:   USAID Imarisha Jamii (Kenya):  With a high absolute poverty rate, harsh climatic conditions, insecurity, nomadic population, poor infrastructure, poor referral systems, sparsely distributed health facilities, Turkana County has below national average performance across most health indicators. Using FY 2023 funds, USAID will support Imarisha Jamii activity to increase access and use of quality health services in the county through a county-led and one- health approach.USAID will support the GOK's efforts to roll out Primary Health Care towards achieving Universal Health Coverage. USAID investments will build local capacity for Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, Adolescent Health and nutrition. The activity will strengthen Kenyan systems by: Building the capacity of county and sub-county health managers on leadership, management, accountability and governance; Creating awareness within counties on domestic resource mobilization approaches and ring fencing of health budgets, as per Kenya's new legislation on Facility Improvement Fund; Support the scale-up of Primary Care Networks with the aim of increasing access to quality services at the lower levels by strengthening the provision of preventive and promotive health services; Enhance the capacity of healthcare workers through mentorship, on-the-job training, continuous quality improvement and support supervision; Improving health information systems to provide quality data for decision making. Supporting counties in building strong integrated commodity supply systems at the facility, sub- county and county levels.The activity will enable the county to expand access to and use of voluntary family planning; antenatal care; emergency obstetric and newborn care; postnatal care for mothers and babies; immunization; child and maternal nutrition services. These efforts will serve to build stable and capable local systems boosting U.S national security objectives as well as asserting U.S. influence and leadership in global health.. .
AIDS, Population and Health - Integration Assistance - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: AIDS, Population and Health - Integration Assistance - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
APHIAplus Health, Communications and Marketing (APHIAplus HCM) This new five-year project is expected to implement activities that will improve the preventive behaviors of Kenyans and improve health service utilization related to HIV/AIDS, Family Planning/Reproductive Health, Maternal and Child Survival, and Malaria.
Family Planning and Reproductive Health Increase the availability and use of proven life-saving interventions that address the major killers of mothers and children and improve their health and nutrition status, including effective maternity care and management of obstetric complications; prevention services including newborn care, routine immunization, polio eradication, safe water and hygiene, and micronutrients; improved maternal, infant and young child feeding; and treatment of life-threatening childhood illnesses.
Tupime Kaunti - County Measurements, Learning and Accountability Program (CMLAP) II Tupime Kaunti is a five-year USAID-funded project that contributes to Kenya Health Sector Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Frameworks goal of one functional, sector-wide M&E system for improved decision-making, transparency, and accountability in health. The project works with county governments to strengthen outcome MLA systems to provide quality data and synthesized information for planning, implementation, policy development and decision making. Tupime Kaunti works in nine counties including Kakamega, Kisumu, Kisii, Migori, Busia, Bungoma, Vihiga, Homa Bay and Siaya. The project focuses its support in HIV, malaria and RMNCAH programs. The project is implemented by a consortium of Palladium Group (lead), Kenya School of Government and Plan International.
OEGI - Kenya Resilient Arid Lands Partnership for Integrated Development (RAPID) WASH GDA (Kenya):  The purpose of the activity is to increase access to water and sanitation for people, increase access to water for livestock, and promote a healthy rangeland ecosystem. USAID is implementing this activity in line with the Government of Kenya's Ending Drought Emergency Common Program Framework (2014) which recognizes that sustainable management of rangelands, water, crops, and increasing contribution of livestock to the pastoral economy are critical to resilient livelihoods in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). The activity is implemented under a Global Development Alliance with the Swiss Development Corporation, private sector partners, and the Millennium Water Alliance, in five Northern Kenya ASAL counties (Marsabit, Garissa, Isiolo, Wajir, and Turkana)...USAID will use FY 2018 funds to support Kenya's county governments develop and implement county water sector policies; implement five private partnership business models; develop water, sanitation and hygiene sub-county capacity building plans; and facilitate implementation of the County Capacity Building Fund. The activity will also develop 53 new community water systems and rehabilitate existing facilities. USAID will use Foreign Assistance funds to support Community Led Total Sanitation that target communities that have become open defecation free. It will build the capacity of water and rangeland management committees; promote kitchen gardens; train households on key nutrients and food diversification strategies; and initiate nutrition education activities in schools...This activity promotes the utilization of  U. S. government technologies and approaches in the water sector, such as the installation of borehole sensors to improve decision-making for better water service delivery and management.  It will promote Kenya's journey to self reliance by strengthening water security in Kenya and increasing Kenya's ability to plan, finance and implement Kenya-led water stategies. ..
OEGI - Western Kenya Sanitation Activity (Kenya):  Using FY 2023 funds, USAID/Kenya and East Africa will support the Western Kenya Sanitation Activity to develop a robust sanitation and hygiene market that enables the adoption of higher quality latrines and county-wide access to menstrual hygiene products. The activity will develop and reinforce market-based solutions, partnerships and learning interventions that address the systemic barriers to improved sanitation, hygiene, and menstrual health hygiene.The activity's county-wide approach to strengthening markets for sanitation and menstrual hygiene products and services will entail addressing the need for higher quality household sanitation facilities in rural areas, and creating new initiatives that go beyond the traditional "Do-It-Yourself" model promoted through Community Led Total Sanitation. The activity will design and implement services, solutions, and products that explicitly address user needs and preferences within their contexts and environments. It will proactively engage potential customers to provide insights and reviews for prototypes and pilots before rolling them out in the market through a multidisciplinary team, while paying special attention to usability, pricing, practicality and other inherent drivers.The activity will offer a platform for engaging new and non-traditional partnerships, fostering stable, resilient, and prosperous counties that are more self-reliant. It also directly contributes to the U.S. Global Water Strategy Strategic Objective Two: increase equitable access to safe, sustainable, and climate-resilient drinking water and sanitation services, and adoption of key hygiene behaviors. By contributing to this strategy, this activity will improve health, prosperity, stability, and resilience through safe sanitation services and hygiene practices. . .
USAID Jamii Tekelezi - HIV and QVC Program Funding in support of HIV prevention and mitigation.
AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance Program II (APHIA)  Nyanza AIDS, population, and health integrated assistance
HIV Service Delivery Support Activity (HSDSA) Cluster 3 The overall goal of this activity is to increase access and coverage for HIV prevention, care and treatment services towards achieving the "90-90-90" targets.  The following objectives of the activity are: 1. Increased availability and use of combination prevention services; 2. Increased uptake of targeted HIV testing services; 3. Improved linkage to treatment for individuals newly testing positive for HIV; 4. Increased uptake of and adherence to quality HIV treatment services; 5. Long-term follow up of patients receiving care and treatment services including laboratory and logistics support; and 6. Strengthened institutional accountability for the management of community, facility and county HIV response.
Administration and Oversight (Environment) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Kenya Support Services: Phase 1 Tusome Baseline Assessment Kenya Support Services: Phase 1 Tusome Baseline Assessment