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Yes Youth Can USAID/Kenya has formally launched a new program (Yes Youth Can!) to empower Kenyan youth to increase their economic opportunities, create self-reliant organizations, improve their voice in local, regional and national policy dialogue, and expand access to essential services that are more youth-friendly.
FANIKISHA Institutional Strengthening Project The purpose of the FANIKISHA Institutional Strengthening project is to build the capacity of Kenyan organizations to lead and empower civil society (CS) to better respond to the health needs and well-being of all Kenyans.
Kenya Pharmaceutical Program Procure and distribute ARVs, opportunistic infection drugs and other medical supplies in support of PEPFAR activities in Kenya.
Kenya Support Services: Energy Sector Analysis and Support  Technical Assistance Kenya Support Services: Energy Sector Analysis and Support  Technical Assistance
HIV Service Delivery Support Activity (HSDSA) Cluster 2 HIV Service Delivery Support Activity (HSDSA) Cluster 2 - Baringo, Kajiado, Laikipia, Narok, Nakuru, Samburu and Turkana.  The overall goal of the activity is to increase access and coverage for HIV prevention, care and treatment services towards achieving the 90-90-90 targets in Kenya.
Parliamentary Strengthening Program in Kenya (Kenya):  Kenya's devolved government includes 47 county governments consisting of executives and legislatures, as well as a national government.  A new chamber of Parliament gives each county an elected Senator to represent its interests at the national level. Commissions that are responsible for implementing devolution will work with the National Assembly and the Senate on the legislative agenda. In FY 2014, USAID/Kenya will collaborate with the U.K. Department for International Development (DFID) on the Parliamentary Strengthening Program in Kenya to support entities responsible for oversight and facilitation of devolution and devolved functions.  Tasks will include training and mentoring elected and appointed officials and staff of the Senate; providing technical assistance to both houses; and, facilitating involvement of citizens and civil society in the county and national legislative branches.  Other tasks include technical assistance for institutions that prepare and draft legislation.
Kenya Feed the Future Innovation Engine (KFIE) (Kenya):  The Kenya Feed the Future Innovation Engine harnesses innovation for cutting-edge results through private sector-oriented strategies to generate significant measurable increases in household income and/or nutrition through efforts in selected agricultural value chains. Using FY 2015 funding, USAID will continue to support innovations that address limitations to agricultural production, improved soil fertility, improved agriculture productivity, improved market linkages for smallholder farmers, as well as supporting competitively selected innovations through a combination of catalytic grant funding and short-term technical assistance at various stages from proof of concept (Stage 1), through pilot roll-out (Stage 2), to transition to scale-up (Stage 3).  This funding will be used for Stage 1 seed funding (up to $100,000) to incubate new ideas and support their transition to possible Stage 2 (up to $500,000) and Stage 3 (up to $1 million) activities.
New Climate Change Adaptation-TBD Fixed Obligation Grant to FIPS-Africa:Building climate change resilience and food security among smallholder farmers in semi-arid Kenya through improving agricultural practices and dissemination of adaptive technologies.
Peaceful and Accountable Democratic Process for a Cohesive Kenya - Mulika Initiative The program is a faith-based, civil society-led cohesion and election oversight.program which will improve accountability and transparency in electoral and.democratic processes; and enhance citizen resilience against political.manipulation.
OEGI - Resilience Learning Activity (RLA) Associate Award#3 (Kenya):  FY 2023 Feed the Future funding to the Resilience Learning Activity (RLA) will facilitate learning for adaptive management, knowledge management, and stronger communication to align with USAID/KEA goals and the Government of Kenya's (GOK) Ending Drought Emergencies (EDE) framework.RLA will strengthen county and community resilience measurement; facilitate learning for adaptive management; and improve knowledge management, learning and communication to mitigate the impacts of shocks.  RLA will ensure that resilience principles and shock responsive approaches are incorporated in county government County Development Implementation Plans (CIDPs) and annual development plans. Specific sub-activities include: 1) country level resilience profile mapping; 2) indicator alignment between USAID and GOK reporting requirements; 3) social behavior change communication; 4) knowledge and investment fairs; and 5) facilitating humanitarian and development assistance partners to sequence, layer and integrate resilience interventions in the resilience focus zones. The project will continue to promote the integration of gender, youth and social inclusion in planning and implementation to build resilience and create efficiencies and transparency in public services and budgets. RLA will also support USAID's role in coordinating development partner and GOK resilience interventions by hosting coordination platforms in the north and southeastern ASAL counties. This will bring together USAID, USAID partners, and the Government of Kenya (GOK) at national and sub-national levels to coordinate limited resources, learn from best practices, and develop and implement mutually-reinforcing activities and improve delivery of services in the target counties. RLA is co-funded by the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, Bureau for Resilience and Food Security, USAID/Somalia, and USAID/KEA operating units.
HPN - Warehousing and Distribution of FP commodities (Kenya):  Support for family planning (FP) commodity security is a key priority for the Government of Kenya (GOK), USAID and other development partners. As part of its FP 2030 commitments, Kenya has pledged to increase domestic financing for Family Planning (FP) commodities to cover 100% of the requirements by 2026. To this end, the GOK signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with USAID, the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to gradually increase domestic financing for FP commodities. In support of the MoU, USAID will utilize FY 2023 funds to support procurement, warehousing, and distribution of high quality contraceptives. .While procurement of the contraceptives will be facilitated by the Central Contraceptive Procurement (CCP) mechanism, this activity will focus on warehousing and distribution of the commodities to the last mile. Specifically, the activity will support clearance of all FP commodities through the port of entry, facilitate required quality assurance procedures, ensure good warehousing of the FP commodities in accordance with the national standards, facilitate distribution of FP commodities to the service delivery points, and report on the same. The implementing partner will receive guidance from the FP National Order Management Team (NOMT) in close collaboration with Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA). These efforts will serve to build stable and capable local systems which in turn boosts U.S national security objectives and improves public opinions of the United States in Kenya, as well as asserting U.S. influence and leadership in global.
Administration and Oversight (Environment) 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.
East Aberdares Forest Rehabilitation Project The objective of this study was to analyze four forest carbon projects in the East Aberdares Forest to better understand their challenges and successes in terms of climate change mitigation, biodiversity conservation and community development. The study was commissioned by United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under its Forest Carbon, Markets and Communities program (FCMC).
Youth Empowerment Program in Kenya The goal of the activities for the Yes Youth Can! APS is to empower Kenyan youth
Conservation of the Maasai Mara Landscape Program The goal of the project is to enhance the socio-economic growth and well-being of the local communities in the Mara landscape through improving ecological integrity and economic value of the ecosystem.
Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare - People-centered, Leadership, Universal Access, Sustainability (AMPATH plus) AMPATHplus aims to augment HIV care and control program and expand AMPATHpluss primary care activities. AMPATH PLUS will be a new phase in which the Moi University, Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, and the Ministry of Health facilities work together to improve the health of our catchment area in Kenya. In this new phase, not only will we seek to find, link, treat, and retain all HIV-infected people within our catchment area, but we will also dramatically increase our primary care and chronic disease management services. AMPATH is poised to serve as a model of innovation, ultimately creating knowledge on the best practices that can be shared with other USAID programs, with the Government of Kenya and with healthcare systems throughout the world.
HPN - Kenya Tuberculosis Support Program (Kenya):  Using FY 2022 resources, will support the Kenya Tuberculosis Accelerated Response and Care II (TB-ARC II) activity to provide support at the national and county levels to reduce tuberculosis (TB) incidence and deaths.  Major interventions under the activity will include supporting improvements in the quality of existing TB diagnostic and treatment networks, strengthening services to accommodate a larger number of patients, and increasing case identification of TB, TB/HIV, and Drug Resistant-TB, including amongst children. The activity will enhance the efficiency and sustainability of the Kenya National Tuberculosis Program by building on the existing national treatment platforms and working to further increase the timely use of quality TB treatment services. The activity contributes to the attainment of U.S. Embassy Nairobi's Integrated Country Strategy Goal 3 of promoting a healthy, educated and productive Kenyan population to drive inclusive and sustainable development in the health sector. The activity will also provide technical assistance for local adaptation and scale-up of globally proven interventions, and will strengthen monitoring and evaluation of TB, and TB/HIV control interventions. Infectious disease prevention, detection and response is a priority U.S. security concerns as such diseases could spread beyond Kenya's borders. This activity also closely works with Kenyan TB experts, building their respective capacities and commitment to better plan and implement Kenya-led TB programs. This activity is also receiving HIV funds $1,022,001 in COP22..
HPN - HPN/USAID Health Equity and Resource Optimization (Kenya):  USAID will utilize FY 2023 funds in the implementation of the Analytics, Health Financing and Social Protection Systems for Health activity to support the Government of Kenya (GoK) improve evidence generation, health financing and social protection systems for better health outcomes. Specifically, it will improve Domestic Resource Mobilization (DRM) for sustainable financing of essential health services; improve financial and social protection systems for health; and improve  availability and use of quality evidence to inform policy and implementation of health services..The social protection component will provide technical support to GoK in the roll-out of Universal Health Care.  The technical assistance support will facilitate the implementation of the recently enacted National Social Health Insurance Fund and Facility Improvement Fund bills. The Activity will also strengthen the capacity of Kenyan stakeholders to generate, interpret, and apply more robust evidence...In addition, it will support the development and implementation of private sector models  for sustainable financing of affordable health services. In addition, the Activity will provide technical assistance in conducting analysis of the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022 for maternal and child health, family planning and nutrition  focus areas. Findings of the analyses will be shared with counties and other stakeholders to inform targeted interventions...Finally, the activity will strengthen the capacity of local organizations to generate and use evidence to inform health policy, planning and delivery of health services. It will also support the government's efforts to improve access to equitable and affordable quality healthcare services that benefit  the poor and vulnerable groups. These efforts will serve to build stable and capable local systems that support  U.S national security objectives as well as advancing U.S. influence and leadership in global health...
Supporting the Public Procurement Oversight Authority (PPOA) to Reform the Public Procurement Process in Kenya Supporting the Public Procurement Oversight Authority (PPOA) to Reform the Public Procurement Process in Kenya
Protection, Assistance and Solutions The provision of effective protection, assistance, and durable solutions for refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and other victims of conflict and disasters. This activity takes place in Kenya.
AG-Resilience and Economic Growth in Arid Lands-Accelerated Growth (REGAL-AG) (Kenya):  This activity aims to increase resilience of economic growth in two counties as a model for the other seven counties in northern Kenya by: improving the policy enabling environment to increase economic growth; expanding end-market opportunities and catalyzing commercial investment; improving livestock productivity and promoting livestock value chain inclusiveness of women, youth, and local groups.  A key focus involves facilitating behavior change in actors along the value chain from livestock keepers, middlemen, traders, transporters, and buyers. Using FY 2015 funding, activities will include the construction of four strategic commercial livestock markets, rehabilitation and upgrades of eight livestock feeder markets, and livestock sector business development grants.
AIDS, Population, and Health Integrated Assistance Program II (APHIA II) - Kenya,Rift Valley Province AIDS, Population, and Health Integrated Assistance Program II (APHIA II) - Kenya,Rift Valley Province
Kenya Arid Lands Disaster Risk Reduction-WASH Program The goal of the Kenya Arid Lands Disaster Risk Reduction WASH Program is to increase resilience to drought and flash floods while simultaneously increasing access to improved water supply and sanitation services and improving hygiene behaviors for poor and vulnerable populations in the arid counties of Turkana, Marsabit (including Moyale District), Garissa, Isiolo and Wajir.
Emergency Assistance This action's purpose is to obligate new FY21 emergency support function for multi-sector assistance in Mandera County, Kenya.
AIDS, Population and Health - PEPFAR Equitable Access to Quality Basic Education Increased
Kenya Support Services: Technical expertise to assist USAID/Kenya in rolling out the Power Africa Initiative in Kenya Kenya Support Services: Technical expertise to assist USAID/Kenya in rolling out the Power Africa Initiative in Kenya
Kenya Support Services: The International Small Group and Tree Planting Program (TIST) Mid-Term Performance Evaluation Kenya Support Services: The International Small Group and Tree Planting Program (TIST) Mid-Term Performance Evaluation
Anti-Corruption Reforms - Governmental Reform Anti-Corruption Reforms - Support public administration reform, civil service reform, local government transparency, e-government, financial management systems and audits, government ethics regimes, regulatory reform/administrative law, public procurement reform, privatization, and tax and customs administration to reduce corruption.
Multisectoral Support to Flood-affected Communities To provide integrated nutrition, WASH, Shelter NFI and Livestock interventions for flood affected communities in Kenya
Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program (KDSCP) Kenya dairy sector competitiveness - increase small holders household income from the sale of quality milk
Procurement of Feed the Future Kenya 2018 Zone of Influence Population Based Survey Activity Procurement of Feed the Future Kenya 2018 Zone of Influence Population Based Survey Activity
DGPS - USAID United Against Fraud, Waste and Abuse (USAWA) Program (Kenya):  Corruption is pervasive in Kenya, affecting all sectors, denying Kenyans basic services and driving away investors. The health sector is particularly impacted through inadequate resources, shortage of healthcare workers, and corrupt activities. In addition, key oversight institutions remain weak and under-resourced. USAID will utilize $400,000 of FY 2023 funding to enable citizens to participate in county governance processes, better understand how corruption impacts service delivery, and organize to fight corruption more effectively. USAID's activities will enhance citizen engagement in county planning and budgeting, build citizens' capacity to effectively advocate and prevent fraud, waste and abuse; increase transparency and accountability in health sector governance, financing, and procurement at county level; and enhance enforcement of relevant policy and legal frameworks. USAID will primarily support five county governments (Isiolo, Kakamega, Kilifi, Mombasa and Nakuru) to become responsive and accountable in delivery of health services, and to spend their health budgets more efficiently and partner with relevant intergovernmental institutions. The activity will also reinforce county-level oversight and accountability mechanisms, and strengthen policy coordination among intergovernmental institutions. By improving efficiencies in county health financing, enhancing coordination and collaboration among stakeholders, and equipping citizens with skills and capacity to engage in county governance processes, this activity will enable counties to become more responsive and accountable, thereby increasing trust and confidence in public institutions.. ..The activity will advance the U.S. Strategy on Countering Corruption and support the USAID/KEA objective of improving governance systems..
Kenya Support Services: Yes Youth Can!-North Eastern Province (YYC-NEP) Baseline Assessment Phase 1 Kenya Support Services: Yes Youth Can!-North Eastern Province (YYC-NEP) Baseline Assessment Phase 1
DGC- Civil Society Conflict Mitigation Program (SCORE) (Kenya):  The SCORE activity builds the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) to mitigate conflict and counter violent extremism in the six counties along Kenya's coast. SCORE assists these organizations to mobilize citizens, especially women and youth, for public participation at the local levels. In FY 2017, the SCORE activity will provide grants-under-contract to at least 14 local CSOs that are credible actors and agents for change in their communities. Sub-grants will be designed to address the drivers of conflict as well as the push and pull factors that lead to violent extremism in local communities. SCORE will also build the capacity of each grantee to enhance the sustainability of interventions through targeted organizational and technical capacity development based on needs identified in organizational capacity assessments. The SCORE activity includes a rapid response mechanism that will provide funds to address emerging, urgent conflicts in target counties.
AIDS, Population, and Health Integrated Assistance Program II (APHIA II) Central Province The AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance Program combines family planning, maternal/child health, malaria, nutrition, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment services to provide an integrated, high-quality, equitable approach to sustainable services at the national, county, and community levels. Integrating these activities through one activity pro vides more effective communication and coordination with county health administrators. Seamless services and technical support at the local level ensure health workers address the unique needs of each geographic area across the country.
Comprehensive Assistance, Support and Empowerment of OVC (CASE-OVC) in Central, Eastern and Part of Rift Valley The Comprehensive Assistance, Support and Empowerment of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CASE-OVC) programme is a five year, USAID-funded grant implemented by Christian Aid in Kenya.  The programme aims to reach 170,000 orphans and vulnerable children, from 52,000 households, who are affected or infected by HIV and AIDS.  The goal is to improve the well-being of the children by ensuring they can request and gain access to social services (health, nutrition, education, legal protection, psychosocial support and social protection). We are also working to improve their livelihood options to better care for themselves.
Agriculture, food security, WASH, and risk management support in Kenya To provide agriculture, food security, WASH, and risk management support in Kenya.
DGC- Safeguarding Democratic Space in Kenya (SADES-K) (Kenya):  .Peaceful coexistence within a rule of law, accountable.government, and adequate data to drive decision-making and inform advocacy are.fundamental components of a flourishing democracy, yet much of these are still.lacking in Kenya. SADES-K promotes social and ethnic cohesion and supports.civil society advocacy to expand civic space (including press freedom). It also.aims to ensure governance reforms and reconciliation processes through the.Building Bridges to National Unity Initiative (BBI) is inclusive and responsive.to citizens. Through local Civil Society Organization (CSO) grants, the program.will educate and support citizens to advocate for a stronger civil society role.in advancing matters of public interest. To address pervasive corruption and.abuse of office, SADES-K will issue a grant to a consortium of CSOs to work.with religious and anti-corruption networks to galvanize a citizen's movement.and campaign against corruption. In partnership with the University of Nairobi,.SADES-K will support regular public opinion research and political economy.analyses on themes such as corruption, elections, land, and devolution to.identify motivations, interests, movers and shakers, as well as unwritten rules.that promote or block key reforms.These reports will be used to develop and.implement advocacy strategies by key actors in the national conversation and.dialogue process to ensure accountability for commitments made by Kenya's.political leadership to the Kenyan people. The program supports the United.States Bilateral Strategic Dialogue priorities for good governance and civilian.security that seeks to deepen democratic reforms while strengthening the rule.of law, human rights, and civic space. It strengthens Kenya's capacity and.commitment to accountable governance, a key milestone on the Journey to Self-Reliance...
Northern Rangelands Trust NRT trading will focus on tourism development, expanding women and youth-led enterprises, private sector engagement, market access, access to financial services, with piloting and incubation of sustainable businesses and expansion of nrt tradings livestock to markets.