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Supporting the reach of global coverage in LLITNs for sustainable prevention of Malaria in Burundi Malaria is imposing a constantly increasing burden and is the primary cause of illness and death in Burundi. Half the population is at risk of infection. The program supported by this grant aims to scale up the mass campaign to provide universal coverage with long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) to the remaining eight uncovered provinces to protect the entire Burundian population. In addition, the program will renew the mass LLIN campaign to all 17 provinces in 2013. The expected outcomes by 2015 are 100 percent household coverage and at least 80 percent LLIN use among the general population.
Support to Consolidate Key Interventions to Control Malaria in Burundi This grant is the consolidation of the grant BRN-202-G05-M which finances mainly malaria case management activities, including procurement of health commodities, and of the grant BRN-910-G09-M which has financed the LLINs mass campaign of June 2014 and supports supervision of community-based activities. The consolidated grant will finance case management activities, including diagnostics and treatment, through procurement of pharmaceutical and health products, in coordination with the President Malaria Initiative; in particular, it supports the implementation of the new malaria Standard Treatment Guidelines, specifically the introduction of Intermittent Preventive Treatment and use of Artesunate Injectable to treat sever malaria. The grant also finances Monitoring &amp; Evaluations activities, including funding for the 2015 Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) with parasitemia testing, data quality meetings and a biannual drug efficacy study. It also supports the National Malaria control Program.
Burundi - Malaria - The Projet Sante et Population II of The Ministry of Public Health in the Republic of Burundi Burundi - Malaria - The Projet Sante et Population II of The Ministry of Public Health in the Republic of Burundi.
Burundi - HIV - Secrétariat Exécutif Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le SIDA Burundi - HIV - Secrétariat Exécutif Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le SIDA - SEP/CNLS - Burundi.
PRIDE/BURUNDI  Intensification and Decentralization Program for the Fight against AIDS in Burundi About 13,000 Burundians die of HIV-related causes each year, according to UNAIDS. Despite the fact that the tiny Central African nation has a population of only 7.5 million people, about 150,000 Burundians are infected, and the virus has left 120,000 orphans in its wake. The program supported by this grant aims to strengthen prevention services among the general population and for key populations at risk; improve diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections in all health facilities; enhance prevention of HIV transmission through blood and provide better case management of accidental exposure to blood and to victims of sexual abuse; expand primary prevention of HIV infection in women of reproductive age and strengthen the quality of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV coverage by integrating it with reproductive health. The program, which targets the general population, people living with HIV (PLHIV) and at-risk populations, including orphans and vulnerable children, pregnant women and newborns of HIV-infected mothers, will also promote male circumcision and increase the coverage and quality of therapeutic case management and monitoring of PLHIV at national level.
PRIDE/BURUNDI  Intesification and Decentralization program for the Fight against AIDS in Burundi About 13,000 Burundians die of HIV-related causes each year, according to UNAIDS. Despite the fact that the tiny Central African nation has a population of only 7.5 million people, about 150,000 Burundians are infected, and the virus has left 120,000 orphans in its wake. The program supported by this grant aims to strengthen prevention services among the general population and for key populations at risk; improve diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections in all health facilities; enhance prevention of HIV transmission through blood and provide better case management of accidental exposure to blood and to victims of sexual abuse; expand primary prevention of HIV infection in women of reproductive age and strengthen the quality of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV coverage by integrating it with reproductive health. The program, which targets the general population, people living with HIV (PLHIV) and at-risk populations, including orphans and vulnerable children, pregnant women and newborns of HIV-infected mothers, will also promote male circumcision and increase the coverage and quality of therapeutic case management and monitoring of PLHIV at national level.
Burundi - Malaria - Secrétariat Exécutif Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le SIDA Burundi - Malaria - Secrétariat Exécutif Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le SIDA - SEP/CNLS - Burundi.
TB/VIH/RSS Communautaire Burundi has a generalized HIV epidemic with concentrated sub-epidemics among high-risk populations.  According to the Demographic and Health Survey conducted in 2010, the average prevalence of HIV in the adult population was 1.4%.  According to the modes of transmission study (UNAIDS 2013), new HIV infections are particularly high among heterosexual couples, followed by sex workers (SW) and their clients, and men who have sex with men (MSM).  Among TB patients, HIV prevalence is 15% (WHO 2013). This program is being implemented to ensure that the objectives of the National Strategic Plan for the fight against AIDS (2014-2017), such as achieving universal access to the prevention, treatment, care and support of persons infected and affected by HIV, are met by 2017.  This will be achieved through strengthening the health and community systems, to ensure service delivery to vulnerable and affected populations.  This Principal Recipient (PR) (Croix-Rouge Burundi) is a new PR that will focus on education and support at the community level, and trainings among vulnerable populations, including miners, prisoners, Batwa community and refugee leaders, to promote access to HIV and TB services, and increase awareness of gender-based violence.  Burundi has received financial support from the Global Fund since 2003 that was implemented by previous PRs, through the Round 1, Round 5 and Round 8 grants.
Strengthening the national health system for improved health outcomes in Burundi Burundi - RSSH - Ministry of Public Health and Fight against AIDS of the Republic of Burundi - MoH Burundi.  This program has the following goals: Contribuer  à l'amelioration de la disponiblité , de l'accessibilité des soins et des services de santé.  To contribute to the improvement of the availability and accessibility of health care and services.. The objectives of this program are: Améliorer la qualité et la disponibilité des données de routine en assurant que 95% des établissements de santé rapportent leurs données dans le système national d'informations sanitaires d'ici fin 2023.  Improve the quality and availability of routine data by ensuring that 95% of health facility report routine data through the national HMIS by end of 2023.  Améliorer la qualité des services laboratoires en initiant 173 laboratoires dans le processus d'assurance qualité d'ici fin 2023.  Improve the quality of lab services by initiating 173 laboratories in the quality assurance process by end of 2023
Supporting the reach of global coverage in LLITNs for sustainable prevention of Malaria in Burundi Malaria is endemic and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Burundi.  It accounts for 40% of medical consultations and is the leading cause of deaths in hospitals (36%).  The entire population is at risk of malaria, and pregnant women and children under the age of 5 are particularly vulnerable.  In line with the priorities of the Malaria National Strategic Plan (NSP) (2013-2017), this grant finances the logistics and distribution of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) during the 2017 mass campaign;  training for case management activities; integrated community case management in 12 districts;  mass media and community sensitization on malaria prevention and treatment.  The National Malaria Program’s main goals by end 2017 include reducing both malaria morbidity, and malaria infection particularly in children.  It will also ensure that ≥90% of the population slept under an insecticide treated net the previous night, promote access to Intermittent Preventive Treatment during pregnancy among all eligible women attending antenatal care and confirm 100% of suspected malaria cases and ensure access to antimalarial treatment according to national guidelines.  These interventions will be implemented by Caritas, as well as the “Programme National Intégré de Lutte contre le Paludisme” (PNILP), in order to ensure that the objectives of the NSP are met.
Supporting the reach of global coverage in LLITNs for sustainable prevention of Malaria in Burundi Malaria is endemic and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Burundi.  It accounts for 40% of medical consultations and is the leading cause of deaths in hospitals (36%).  The entire population is at risk of malaria, and pregnant women and children under the age of 5 are particularly vulnerable.  In line with the priorities of the Malaria National Strategic Plan (NSP) (2013-2017), this grant finances the logistics and distribution of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) during the 2017 mass campaign;  training for case management activities; integrated community case management in 12 districts;  mass media and community sensitization on malaria prevention and treatment.  The National Malaria Program’s main goals by end 2017 include reducing both malaria morbidity, and malaria infection particularly in children.  It will also ensure that ≥90% of the population slept under an insecticide treated net the previous night, promote access to Intermittent Preventive Treatment during pregnancy among all eligible women attending antenatal care and confirm 100% of suspected malaria cases and ensure access to antimalarial treatment according to national guidelines.  These interventions will be implemented by the “Programme National Intégré de Lutte contre le Paludisme” (PNILP), as well as Caritas, in order to ensure that the objectives of the NSP are met.
PROGRAMME NATIONAL INTEGRE LEPRE ET TUBERCULOSE Burundi is a country of an estimated 10.1 million inhabitants in a 27,830 square-kilometre territory.  Tuberculosis (TB) incidence (all forms) has more than halved between 2000 (288 per 100,000) and 2014 (126 per 100,000).(WHO).  However, case detection is low (53%, all forms), and the estimated prevalence of tuberculosis (including HIV-positive TB patients) is 195 per 100,000 (WHO, 2014).  The estimated burden of multidrug-resistent (MDR)-TB is 2.2% among new TB cases, and 11% among retreatment cases, and HIV prevalence among TB patients is 15%.  This grant focuses on increasing case detection and treatment of TB and multidrug-resistant (MDR)-TB during the period of 2015-2017.  Strategies include the increased access and use of new TB diagnostic techniques such as GeneExperts, the cooperation between the PNLT and theNational AIDS Control Program (PNLS) for improved care among co-infected patients, improved case management in the community and the continuation of the MDR-TB program.  The interventions are aligned with the country’s National Strategic Plan for TB (2014-2020), as well the joint TB-HIV action plan for the period 2015-2017.  The National Integrated Leprosy and Tuberculosis Control Programme (PNILT) has been the Principal Recipient for TB grants under Round 4, Round 7 and the Transitional Funding Mechanism (TFM), with satisfactory programmatic performance ratings.
Burundi - Tuberculosis - National Integrated Programme Against Leprosy and Tuberculosis Burundi - Tuberculosis - National Integrated Programme Against Leprosy and Tuberculosis - PNILT.
Programme National de Lutte contre le SIDA et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles Burundi has a generalized HIV epidemic with concentrated sub-epidemics among high-risk populations.  According to the Demographic and Health Survey conducted in 2010, the average prevalence of HIV in the adult population was 1.4%.  According to the modes of transmission study (UNAIDS 2013), new HIV infections are particularly high among heterosexual couples, followed by sex workers (SW) and their clients, and men who have sex with men (MSM).  Among TB patients, HIV prevalence is 15% (WHO 2013).  This program is being implemented to ensure that the objectives of the National Strategic Plan for the fight against AIDS (2014-2017), such as achieving universal access to the prevention, treatment, care and support of persons infected and affected by HIV, are met by 2017.  This will be achieved through strengthening the health and community systems, to ensure service delivery to vulnerable and affected populations.  This Principal Recipient (PR) (Programme National de Lutte contre le SIDA) is a new PR that will focus on education and support at the community level, and trainings among vulnerable populations, including miners, prisoners, Batwa community and refugee leaders, to promote access to HIV and TB services, and increase awareness of gender-based violence.  Burundi has received financial support from the Global Fund since 2003 that was implemented by previous PRs, through the Round 1, Round 5 and Round 8 grants.
Medicine Campaign We will be distributing medicine to families in need, throughout Beirut.
GFATM/Regional  Artemisinin Initiative 3 Elimination (RAI3E) GFATM/Regional Artemisinin Initiative 3 Elimination (RAI3E) in the Kingdom of Cambodia
Communicable Diseases: Health Services Delivery (COMDIS-HSD) Communicable Diseases: Health Services Delivery (COMDIS-HSD)
Communicable Diseases: Health Services Delivery (COMDIS-HSD) [UK] Communicable Diseases: Health Services Delivery (COMDIS-HSD) [United Kingdom]
Promoting Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas  phase II Promoting responsible sourcing and trading of minerals through the dissemination, adoption and use of the ''OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas''
Tackling disinformation in Africa <p>The Overall Objective of the Action is to strengthen resilience of conflict-affected societies to disinformation and online harm.</p>
MEWMDFZ II According to Article 1 of CD (CFSP) 2023/1306 of 26 June 2023:For the purpose of advancing the Union¿s commitment to establishing a ME WMDFZ, the Union shall support a project by UNIDIR with the following overarching objectives: ¿ assisting in mitigating regional WMD proliferation trends; ¿ encouraging regional security arrangements and arms control, non-proliferation, and disarmament norms and processes; ¿ developing a more in-depth understanding of the relationship between the ME WMDFZ and current regional and international developments; and ¿ promoting an effective, verifiable, inclusive, and sustainable ME WMDFZ
P91 - Strengthened chemical and biological waste management capacities in the North Africa and Sahel region Contract related to: P91 - Strengthened chemical and biological waste management capacities in the North Africa and Sahel region - This action will contribute to achieving the three specific objectives as set out in the multiannual indicative programme: SO1: Improve the detection of and mitigation against risks related to CBRN materials or agents and risks related to installations or sites through the EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative and associated actions.SO2: Enhance capacities on strategic trade controls of dual-use goods. SO3: Enhance international scientific cooperation and knowledge on CBRN related security issues, promoting a culture of safety and responsible science and engineering.Results will be obtained mainly through awareness raising activities aimed at promoting a security culture; provision of advice for legal framework reviews; delivery of capacity building activities; promotion of national interagency cooperation and regional and global/multilateral cooperation for exchanging best practices and lessons learnt in the CBRN domain; and re-training of scientists with dual-use knowledge.
Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Security Contract related to: Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Security - 2021 Annual Action Plan for Global and Transregional Threats
Activity under preparation AAP 2024 AD 2 Support to the UN Peacebuilding Fund This action seeks to sustain and build peace and contribute to more concerted and coherent international efforts through continued support to the UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF). The action will also indirectly underpin the UN Peacebuilding Commission and enhance the overall capacity of the UN to fulfil its mandate on peace and security. The action contributes towards the implementation of the strategic EU-UN partnership on stabilisation, conflict prevention and peacebuilding. The action underpins the EU position on the upcoming UN Peace Agenda and will allow the EU to further contribute to the ability of the United Nations system to effectively perform its mandate in sustaining peace before, during and after an escalation of violent conflict. The EU¿s contribution would place it among the main donors of the Fund.
Provision of expertise for justice in conflict and transition Provision of expertise for justice in conflict and transition - Provision of expertise for justice in conflict and transition
Activity under preparation Monitoring and Support Action (MASA) <p>The objective of this new and large facility that shall cover all of the priority areas of the Global and Transregional Threats and Challenges is to increase the coherence of EU programming on security threats in a holistic way, taking account of interlinkages and crossovers between different threats, such as the impact of conflict on terrorism, organised crime, climate, CBRN and critical infrastructure and vice versa. It shall also facilitate the creation of synergies, both thematic and geographical, between all components of the Programme.</p>
ACLED ACCESS AGREEMENT <p>Through the provision of this data subscription, ACLED will support the European Commission to better understand global trends in conflict and instability. ACLED will provide data quantifying political disorder for specific regions on a real-time basis including Africa, the Middle East, South &amp; Southeast Asia, Southeastern &amp; Eastern Europe and the Balkans, Central Asia and the Caucasus, Latin America &amp; the Caribbean, East Asia, and Western Europe. The number of incidents per week will vary depending on the outbreak of political violence and political protest.&nbsp;</p><p>ACLED will provide access to both real-time and historical data on global political violence and protest events via our <a href="https://acleddata.com/data-export-tool" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Data Export Tool</a> (.csv) and <a href="https://developer.acleddata.com/rehd/cms/views/acled_api/documents/API-User-Guide.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">API</a> for a discrete number of users with the number and type of downloads outlined in the <strong>Specific work</strong> section. The Export Tool allows users to filter on a number of variables, including region, country, date, event type, sub event type, actor, actor type, location, and keyword. The API allows for users to develop strings to download the data in even more nuanced ways, as well as to automate their downloads for use in tools that require regular updating, such as dashboards. These calls can be developed with reference to ACLED¿s <a href="https://developer.acleddata.com/rehd/cms/views/acled_api/documents/API-User-Guide.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">API Guide</a>.</p><p>The data provided will be used for the early warning system by the JRC in their Global Conflict Risk Index (GCRI) and their monthly trend reports. The JRC also uses ACLED in the Science4Peace portal (a restricted access platform for the Commission and EU member states), where the data are used to visualize actor dynamics and trends. The EEAS also regularly uses ACLED data in their horizon scanning and early warning efforts, analysing the data to identify countries where stability is threatened in the near future.</p>
Support to the EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence (CoE) regional secretariats 2023. Contribute to CoE partner countries' ability to address UN SDG 16 by mitigating risks stemming from natural, accidental or inadvertent release of CBRN agen Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Support to the EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence (CoE) regional secretariats 2023. Contribute to CoE partner countries' ability to address UN SDG 16 by mitigating risks stemming from natural, accidental or inadvertent release of CBRN agen - This action will contribute to achieving the three specific objectives as set out in the multiannual indicative programme: SO1: Improve the detection of and mitigation against risks related to CBRN materials or agents and risks related to installations or sites through the EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative and associated actions.SO2: Enhance capacities on strategic trade controls of dual-use goods. SO3: Enhance international scientific cooperation and knowledge on CBRN related security issues, promoting a culture of safety and responsible science and engineering.Results will be obtained mainly through awareness raising activities aimed at promoting a security culture; provision of advice for legal framework reviews; delivery of capacity building activities; promotion of national interagency cooperation and regional and global/multilateral cooperation for exchanging best practices and lessons learnt in the CBRN domain; and re-training of scientists with dual-use knowledge.
Building Peace from the Inside Phase II: Supporting Insider Mediation for Sustainable Transformation of Conflict <p>This action - building on a previous phase - aims to enhance the effectiveness, legitimacy, and utilisation of insider mediation as a mechanism for preventing and transforming violent conflict at the local, national, and international levels and is implemented in Burundi, Niger, and Zimbabwe.</p>
Activity under preparation AAP 2024 AD 1 In-country CSO support The proposed action aims to support in-country civil society actors in their effort to prevent conflicts, respond to crises and build peace. Through funding disbursed and managed by the service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI), in close cooperation with EU Delegations, it is envisaged to support actions implemented by civil society (local civil society organisations and international non-governmental organisations) in conflict-affected contexts to strengthen their institutional, operational and networking capacity in thematic priority areas relating to conflict prevention and peace-building, with a specific emphasis on increasingly resilient information ecosystems. Other thematic priorities that will be considered include areas such as, but not limited to: inclusivity, disinformation, climate change, land disputes and security, and the role of religious actors in peacebuilding.
ENACT II - Enhancing African capacity to respond more effectively to transnational organised crime (TOC) This action will build on the efforts of the ENACT project, from 2017 to 2021 to establish an evidence-base on which to promote an effective response to transnational organised crime (TOC) in Africa, and its impact on governance, development and state fragility.
Peace Ambassadors Programme- Phase V <p class="ql-align-justify">The purpose of the contract is to implement an action that aims at empowering young people for positive peace development in their communities.</p>