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Preparation of background documentation for the evaluation of Danish  development cooperation with Tanzania 1962-2022 The purpose of the assignment is to assist ELK in identifying key sources of information that are readily available for the timely kick-start of the evaluation
PDK-Informationsaktiviteter 1992-2019 inkl. Danmarks Radio's (DR) bevilling vedr. Børnenes Ulandskalender (BUK) Danidas egen information
Conflict Analysis to Strengthen Robust Interventions to the Myanmar Conflict Strengthen strategic interventions and policies that support a long-term, political solution to the Myanmar conflict, which address the root causes of the conflict.
WASH, agriculture and food security support in Ethiopia Project to provide WASH, agriculture and food security support in Ethiopia.
Camel Milk Value Chain Development (Ethiopia):  The Camel Milk Value Chain activity is implemented by a local organization and addresses constraints along the camel milk value chain by improving livestock productivity, addressing quality and hygiene issues, and creating market linkages. The activity conducts training of trainers (TOT) on milk hygiene, camel husbandry, and management to local producers and government workers.  It also offers training for animal health, camel husbandry and management to producers, camel herders and pastoralists as well as fodder production and preservation training. In FY 2016, at least 5,000 households will benefit from improved camel dairy production and marketing. The activity supports the commercialization of camel dairy in the Somali region by improving the productivity of camel breeds, strengthening animal health systems, and strengthening market linkages between producers, marketing groups and processing facilities. The majority of beneficiaries are women producers, associations or businesses..
Provision of Insecticide for Indoor Resudal Spraying (IRS) Activities in Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia Procurement of insecticide for indoor residual spraying of household (IRS) activities under the Presidents Malaria Initiative (PMI) to support the Government of Ethiopia (GoE)s Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), more specifically to support IRS activities in Oromia Regional State.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for protection, nutrition, MPCA, agriculture, S&S, health and WASH activities.
Food Assistance M/OAA/T shipment of 5,000 mt of bulk sorghum and bags to USAID's Durban prepo warehouse.
Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order for construction of 4 health centers Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order for construction of 4 health centers
Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order to renovate four health centers at Addis Keddam, Zegie, Adet and Mota sites. Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order to renovate four health centers at Addis Keddam, Zegie, Adet and Mota sites.
Human Capacity & Social Resiency Increased Human Capacity & Social Resiliency Increased
Foreign Service Nationals (FSN) Salaries Salaries for Foreign Service National (FSN) Employees
Capacity to Improve Agriculture and Food Security (CIAFS) This four-year project, based in Addis Ababa and beginning in February 2011, builds the institutional capacity of government, trade associations, civil society and other stakeholders to improve Ethiopia's agricultural competiveness within Ethiopia; supports participation in CAADP (the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme) and other regional policy apparatus; and helps development partners track impact indicators critical to Ethiopian food security. USAID-CIAFS is structured to be flexible and responsive to emerging issues and requests according to the evolving needs of stakeholders across the agriculture sector. CIAFS work will draw upon a deep understanding of the country, knowledge of the issues facing grass-roots as well as more sophisticated agribusinesses, and relationships and contacts in relevant local, regional and international institutions. Building a cadre of well trained "agents of change" is a top priority.
Financial Services Advance the capacity of all public and private institutions to adopt modern management practices, strengthen their professionalism, and improve their systems, including providing equal access to both men and women.
Market-Led Economic Growth & Resiliency Increased Market-led economic growth and resiliency increased
USAID Sustainable Peace New contract award for Sustainable Peace Activity with TEC amount of $20,762,718 for five years.
Emergency Food Assistance Support the implementation of health and nutrition programming.
Feed the Future Ethiopia Advanced Maize Seed Adaption Program (AMSAP III) (Ethiopia):  .The Feed the Future Ethiopia Advanced Maize Seed Adoption Program (AMSAP) is a public-private alliance between USAID, the GOE (through the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) and Agricultural Transformation Agency [ATA]) and DuPont Pioneer, to increase Maize productivity in Ethiopia. The activity will transition farmers using open-pollinated varieties to using improved hybrid seed varieties, reduce post-harvest losses, expand access to credit and inputs, and build the capacity of extension services to disseminate skills and good agricultural practices to Ethiopian maize farmers.  The activity will run from 2016-2018 and reach 65,000 farmers through training, field demonstrations, commercial credit schemes, post-harvest technologies development, and market access.  These interventions will expand farmers' market opportunities and lead to higher incomes, with both men and women benefiting equally...
Ethiopia Recovery Response Emergency WASH and early recovery response in Somali Region, Ethiopia.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Protecting Vulnerable Women and Girls and Addressing their Differential Needs in El Nino induced drought affected areas in Ethiopia
FY 2018 Program Contribution to the Ethiopia Humanitarian Funds FY 2018 Program Contribution to the Ethiopia Humanitarian Funds
Local Capacity Building:  School and community based malaria communication- Oromia (Ethiopia):  This school and community based malaria communication activity is implemented in the Jimma zone of the Oromia region. The strategies of this activity are to train, mobilize and utilize school communities and communities in targeted high malaria transmission districts. This activity aims to promote the following five key malaria prevention and control practices at the household level: long lasting insecticide nets  use; appropriate and timely seeking care for malaria; appropriate use of anti-malaria drugs; and acceptance of indoor residual spraying; and drainage of potential breeding sources around the village
SHOPS-Private Sector Health Program- (PSHP) Follow on (Ethiopia):  The Strengthening Health Outcomes though the Private Sector (SHOPS)-PHSP follow-on activity provides technical assistance to 342 private facilities to provide high impact primary health services in private clinics.  TB and Malaria funds expand and enhance DOTS and Malaria treatment; MCH/FP/RH and funds will be used to ensure better access and quality of maternal and child health and FP/RH services. With FY 14 fund, the activity will continue providing TA and building the capacity of accredited private clinics to provide quality health care services. The activity will also ensure the flow of TB, malaria and FP commodities and supporting materials from Regional Health Bureaus to private facilities to improve health services. This is in alignment with the Mission's DO2 -increased utilization of quality health services and IR2-Improved health systems. These activities complement those supported by PEPFAR, which support the delivery of HIV services in the private sector.
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency WASH response for humanitarian assistances for internally displaced people and returnees in three woredas of west hararghe zone, oromia regional state, Ethiopia
Reproductive Health/ Family Planning Project (Ethiopia):  .This award is USAID/Ethiopia's Local Capacity Development Reproductive Health (RH)/Family Planning (FP) activity. The objective of the activity is to improve access and service utilization for RH/FP and Maternal and Child Health (MCH) in workplaces, such as factories, enterprises, and plantations. FY 2016 funds will increase the existing 50 work-sites by 50 (total 100 work-sites); support various strategies to increase demand creation and community mobilization in a bid to increase the health service seeking behavior of the female factory workers; support advocacy for a sustainable supply of FP commodities for work-site clinics; build the capacity of health care workers to provide quality FP and MCH services; and strategically transition existing support to the workplaces......
Ethiopian Sheep and Goat Productivity Improvement Project The Ethiopia Sheep and Goat Productivity Improvement Program (ESGPIP) is a USAID- funded five-year project designed to reduce constraints to increased productivity of small ruminants in Ethiopia through appropriate interventions. The ESGPIP supports USAIDs long-term strategic goal of realizing a more peaceful, secure, prosperous, and healthy Ethiopia, as well as strategic objectives of increasing human capacity and social resiliency and private sector-led economic growth.
USAID Title II Development Program through Catholic Relief Services. USAID Title II Development Program through Catholic Relief Services.
Program Research for Strengthening Services II (PROGRESS II) (Ethiopia):  The PROGRESS II activity will continue to enhance the FP M&E capacity of the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) and will strengthen its capacity in data use. The main objectives of the mechanism's activities are to: -Enhance the monitoring component of the FP M&E centers of excellence (COEs) by providing 76 people with refresher training and 114 people with new M&E training-Increase the number and locations of COEs by adding 14 new COEs-Continue providing technical assistance (TA) to the FMOH in M&E of FP initiatives, and improve skills on TA previously provided through mentorship and coaching on HMIS use to 40 COEs-Support the FMOH to monitor the roll out and implementation of lessons learned from the FP symposium-Support the FMOH to monitor and evaluate the expansion of permanent methods of family planning, and -Support implementation of the FMOH's mHealth initiative by facilitating 12 mHealth technical meetingsThese activities align with CDCS DO2.
Empowering New Generations to Improve Nutrition and Economic opportunities (ENGINE) Empowering New Generations to Improve Nutrition and Economic opportunities (ENGINE): The overall goal of the program is to decrease maternal, neonatal and child mortality by improving the nutritional status of women and children less than 5 years through sustainable, comprehensive and coordinated evidence-based interventions.
HIV Epidemic Control Its main purpose is to facilitate a forum for its member institutions to engage in the developmentof the country through peace building and other development activities. IRCE targets in bringingreligious leaders and institutions of various faiths at national and regional levels to identify potential on building trust and relationship among the various religious communities. IRCEcurrently implements various development activities including Peace Building, Prevention andMitigation of Harmful Traditional Practices, Gender Inclusiveness and PEPFAR Faith Based ART Retention and Adherence Initiative.
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 905 mt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUSF).
Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Ethiopia Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Ethiopia
Improving the Health Status of Children through Education and Communication (Ethiopia):  The Organization for Development in Action's (ODA) "Improving the Health Status of Children through Education and Communication" project aims to reduce the incidence of common childhood diseases through Behavior Change Communication (BCC) using community and school approaches. The activity will focus on in- and out-of-school youth in three woredas in Oromia. Implementation activities will include:-Building capacity of health extension workers and teachers in BCC through training/mentorship-Establishing school health clubs -Facilitating community and school conversations-Conducting home visits, and -Developing, producing and disseminating information, education and communication (IEC) materials. The award aligns with the Mission's CDCS DO2, IR2 and with USAID Forward priorities promoting local capacity development and research.
Quality and equity in primary education system enhanced Quality and Equity in Primary Education System Enhanced
Agricultural Seed Activity Project Improve household crop production and resilience through transfer of seed inputs for IDPS and returnees affected by the conflict in Ethiopia
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency (Ethiopia):  The USAID/Ethiopia HAPN office will buy into this OFDA mechanism.  This activity will be funded through reprogrammed resources to provide emergency support for WASH to prevent the erosion of hard won gains in MNCH that have been attained with USG and broader donor support over the past decade. These funds are used to support resilience/development activities to complement OFDA and other humanitarian actor's investments to the drought.
Commercial Farm Service Center-Scale Up Support Program (CFSC-SUSP) The Commercial Farm Service Center Scale Up Support Program (CFSC-SUSP) is a three year, USAIDfunded, CNFA implemented program providing technical assistance to Ethiopias Agricultural Transformation Agency (ATA) in rolling out the FSC model to four regions in Ethiopia under a Fixed Amount Reimbursement Agreement (FARA) between ATA and USAID. CFSC-SUSP supports the USAID Forward initiative through strengthening partner country capacities to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability, while contributing to USAID/FtF and Government of Ethiopia (GOE) priority areas of increasing smallholder farmers productivity through improved access to inputs and agronomic and veterinary services. CFSC-SUSP supports ATA to establish FSCs in regional trading hubs and commercialization clusters. The geographic scope of the ATAs FSC activity includes the four regions of Ethiopia: Oromia (scaling up), Amhara, Southern National Nationalities Peoples Region (SNNPR) and Tigray (expansion). The overarching goal of CFSC-SUSP is to improve the availability to and use by smallholder farmers of safe, high-quality agricultural inputs in the four regions of Ethiopia. Improved availability of agricultural inputs is vital to increasing smallholder farmers productivity, incomes, and food security.
Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) Multi-Year Assistance Program (MYAP) The PSNP provides food and cash transfers to chronically food insecure households as a means to prevent asset depletion and build productive assets at the community level.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide effective coordination, information management and capacity-building services to cluster partners in support of the humanitarian response in Ethiopia.
HIV/AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS Ensure broadly accessible, reliable and economically sustainable water and sanitation services for health, security, and prosperity. (Note that this element does not include the household behavior aspects found in sub-element 1.6.7 or water issues directly relating to Agriculture  found in the EG Objective.)
Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order for construction management, supervision, monitoring and evaluation services The purpose of this task order is to obtain construction management, supervision, monitoring and evaluation services for performing all other construction task orders to be issued under the HIP IQC.
Resilience in Pastoral Areas- North (Ethiopia):  Resilience in Pastoral Areas North (RiPA North) improves the resilience capacities of households, markets, and local institutions across 22 target districts in the Somali, Afar, and Oromia regions of Ethiopia. The activity contributes to enhanced food security and inclusive economic growth for over 178,000 households. FY 2022 funds will continue to strengthen disaster risk management systems and capabilities of communities and local governments through training, technical advice, and institutional support. The activity will facilitate two-way early warning and response information flow between communities and local governments at regional, district, and community-levels. The activity will also catalyze inclusive and effective labor markets and a dynamic private sector to improve economic and employment opportunities for youth and women. The activity increases productivity and marketing of livestock and crop systems by strengthening rangeland management and improving access to animal health service, water supply, farm inputs, and financial services...RiPA North will continue to promote nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-smart agricultural practices. It will provide social behavior change communication interventions to tackle the multi-dimensional nutrition, sanitation, and hygiene problems that affect health and economic growth of target households. It will promote increased consumption of animal source foods. The activity will also continue to co-lead and facilitate the Ethiopian Civil Society Coalition for Scaling-up Nutrition to strengthen the strategic partnership with other resilience focused programs to scale up nutrition and WASH best practices in target pastoral areas....
Ethiopia Comprehensive HIV AIDS Treatement Care and Support Program The overall goal of this program is to mitigate the impacts of HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia and improve quality of life of PLHIV, their families and the community through sustainable, comprehensive and coordinated evidence based interventions.
Health Workforce Improvement Program (HWIP) This is a five year agreement from March 30, 2020 to March 29, 2025. The objective of the HWIP is to augment management and implementation capacity of the Government of Ethiopia entities to improve Human Resources for Health management practices and address the low competency of health workers.
Transforming Education for Adults and Children in the Hinterlands II (TEACH II) Increase access to non-formal education for children and adults in disadvantaged, remote areas and improve the capacity of district education offices to manage alternative basic education centers. In 2013, to align with evolving USAID education priorities, the focus of this activity narrowed to emphasize training teachers to support evidence-based reading pedagogy, developing reading materials consistent with the Ministry of Education's new national reading curriculum, and assessing the reading performance of children
Emergency food and nutrition assistance Emergency humanitarian food and nutirition assistance
Local Organizations Network - Key Affected Populations Developing Regions (TB LON-KAP) USAID TB local organizations network for key affected and vulnerable population (KAP) activity in developing regional states (DRS).
Emergency Response for Drought-Affected and Displaced Communities in Ethiopia Emergency Response for Drought-Affected and Displaced Communities in Ethiopia
Humanitarian Assistance The purpose of this award is to provide a life saving emergency WASH and shelter response to idps and host communities.
Joint WASH and Nutrition Emergency Assistance Funding for 72DFFP18CA00001 modification of FY 20 emergency funds for OFDA/FFP combined Nutrition and WASH activity
M/OAA/T Transportation Of The Djibouti Cargoes Ethiopia M/OAA/T Transportation Of The Djibouti Cargoes Ethiopia
Local Government and Decentralization - Fiscal Decentralization Local Government and Decentralization - Support fiscal decentralization with appropriate sub-national revenue generation, inter-governmental fiscal transfers, and development of the necessary planning, management, and accounting skills that must accompany it.
Pastoralist Resiliency Improvement and Market Expansion (PRIME) (Ethiopia):  PRIME supports resilience among pastoral and agro-pastoral communities, and thus enhances prospects for long-term development through transformative and market facilitation. It focuses on livestock market system strengthening, natural resource management and climate change adaptation, livelihood diversification, enhanced innovation, increasing household decision making power of women, learning and knowledge management, and nutrition promotion. It supports youth through technical and financial skills to start businesses working closely with TVETs in urban centers. The activity also supports the establishment and strengthening of mobile and agent banking platform to offer loans, savings, and money transfer services such as MFIs, saving and credit groups and associations. It will continue to improve market systems and capture lessons learned and will undertake a comprehensive study on pastoral and agro pastoral development to contribute to National Pastoral Policy and Strategy Framework.
Innovation Fund for Ethiopian Agriculture Innovation Fund for Ethiopian Agriculture
Printing of English for Ethiopia Student books for Grades 2, 3, and 4 Printing of English for Ethiopia Student books for Grades 2, 3, and 4
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 905 mt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUSF)
Productive Safety Net Program/ Development Food Assistance Program - FHI (Ethiopia):  DFAP-FH is an implementing mechanism designed to support the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) in nine districts of Amhara Region to improve the food security status of food insecure household through Food-For-Work programs.With FY 2015 funds, DFAP-FH will benefit nearly 100,000 people by distributing 15,648 metric tons of food to improve community resiliency to shocks.  DFAP-FH will improve sanitation facilities for 6,716 beneficiaries, improve drinking water supply for 9,469 households, rehabilitate 10,814 hectares of land and construct 275 km of roads to improve access to social services.  The activity will train 1,000 people on Disaster Risk Management and develop early warning systems in 206 communities.  In order to increase access to nutritious foods for families, DFAP-FH will target 1,454 women with agriculture trainings, provide 4,500 women with seedlings and 7,200 women will use new technologies or practices to increase their access to nutritious foods.Natural resource management activities will include watershed rehabilitation, reforestation, area closures, groundwater recharge, and soil fertility improvement; protection against erosion, flooding and landslides; and increases to vegetation cover.  Smallholder production activities will focus on small-scale irrigation for high value crops, such as fruits and vegetables.  CRS will continue to promote technologies and management practices which increase efficient use of water resources.  These activities will promote sustainable economic opportunities that are suited to the physical environment while addressing the impact of climate change and increase beneficiaries' resilience to shocks.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide conflict-affected girls and boys and caregivers sheltering in internally displaced persons (IDP) sites and surrounding host communities  with access to comprehensive child protection in emergencies programming, including PSS, case management, family tracing and reunification, awareness raising, and positive parenting programming
School Community Partnership Serving OVCs in Ethiopia (SCOPSO) SCOPSO aims to expand care and support for 40,000 orphans and vulnerable children in 400 primary schools over 11 regions of Ethiopia. School represents the one place where large numbers of children gather virtually daily. For this reason, as well as other intrinsic benefits to education, schools and teachers offer an ideal mechanism for providing care and support to orphans and vulnerable children by connecting them and their families with resources and services available in their communities.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide humanitarian cash based food assistance to vulnerable households in northern ethiopia.