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PIO Grant with UNICEF for pharmaceuticals procurement for health response in northeast Nigeria Pharmaceuticals procurement for health response in northeast Nigeria
USAID/OFDA Grant for Nigeria/Complex Emergency Basic Award to Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA) for Nutrition, health and WASH for displaced and vulnerable populations
Integrated Health Program (IHP) Task Order Four (TO4) (Nigeria):  With FY 2022 funds this activity will:.Provide health system support to the Kebbi State Government to plan, budget and coordinate the implementation of primary health care services in the state and advocate for improved health system governance;.Build the capacity of healthcare workers to provide quality, equitable primary health services and to reach underserved populations; .Issue small grants to local organizations to provide technical assistance and capacity building support to health facilities in provision of nutrition services, gender based violence and informal sector enrollment in financial risk protection schemes; .Promote the adoption of essential WASH actions such as  environmental hygiene handwashing and safe disposal of waste at the facility levels in Kebbi State; and.Work with government stakeholders to strengthen facility-level results reporting, develop an annual operational plan, implement the plan and develop data use for decision making and service quality improvement. .This activity will strengthen health systems and increase access to and improve the quality of primary health care services in supported states in Nigeria. It will work in Kebbi State to support the bilateral MOU with Kebbi State Government to reduce maternal and child mortality in the state, and to increase public and private health systems' skills to sustainably supervise and manage quality primary health care services. This activity contributes to USAID priorities by focusing on evidence-based interventions, sustainability, localization and capacity building. It also contributes directly to USAID Nigeria CDCS Development Objective 2, the Embassy's ICS, and is closely aligned with Goal 3 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..
Integrated Health Program (IHP) Task Order Six (TO6) (Nigeria):  With FY 2023 funds, this activity will:.Support the Ebonyi State Government to effectively plan, budget, and coordinate to deliver primary health care services and advocate for improved health system governance in 13 Local Government Areas; .Issue small grants to local organizations to provide technical assistance and capacity-building support to health facilities to improve nutrition and WASH services, gender-based violence, and informal sector enrollment in financial risk protection schemes; and.Support government stakeholders to strengthen their facility-level results reporting, developing and implementing an annual operational plan, and improving data for decision-making..This activity will strengthen public and private health systems and increase access to and improve the quality of primary health care services in Ebonyi State to reduce maternal and child mortality. This activity will focus on evidence-based interventions, sustainability, localization, and capacity building. It contributes directly to Development Objective 2 of the CDCS and is closely aligned with Goal 3 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..Strengthen clinical competencies for health workers to improve service quality for reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health and nutrition. Nutrition activities in FY23 will be carried out with nutrition pipeline funds. .
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide multi-sectoral services to crisis-affected populations.
Strengthening Health Outcomes through the Private Sector Plus (SHOPS+) (Nigeria):  The SHOPS+ activity partners with clinic-based providers to improve the availability, accessibility, acceptability, and quality of family planning services. Activities will increase access to high quality family planning services in focus states. SHOPS+ will train both private and public sector providers in the provision of family planning services with a focus on using long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs). Provider training will be complemented by community mobilization efforts to increase uptake of services, increasing availability of LARCs and ensuring high quality medium-and short-term methods are also available. A robust supervision approach will ensure high quality counseling and services.
Provide logistics, telecommunications, and air service support to benefit the humanitarian response in Northeast Nigeria To ensure crisis-affected people in Northeast Nigeria benefit from efficient logistics services, reliable telecommunications, and air service operations that facilitate timely humanitarian assistance
Bridge to Maximizing Agricultural Revenue & Key Enterprises in Targeted Sites (MARKET) II The project supports improved productivity, value-added processing and commercialized agriculture with the aim of increasing sales and jobs for agriculture-related businesses. It provides technical assistance and training to small agricultural producers and agribusinesses to improve productivity, facilitate credit and link producers to guaranteed markets.
Emergency health services in Nigeria To provide essential health services to conflict-affected populations in Northeast Nigeria
OFDA-2014-IOM Next five year phase (FY2014- FY2018) of OFDA's support of PAHO's efforts in the Health Sector: Towards a More Resilient Health Sector in Latin America and the Caribbean
Monitoring & Evaluation Management Services Monitoring & Evaluation Management Services
Strengthening HIV-AIDS Response Partnerships The Strengthening HIV/AIDS Response Partnership and Evidenced-Based Results (SHARPER) initiative, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, is designed to reduce HIV transmission among the most-at-risk populations, including people living with HIV and their sex partners, female and male sex workers and men who have sex with men
HIV/AIDS - Host Country Strategic Information Capacity (HIV) - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - Exams, clinical monitoring, related laboratory services, treatment and prevention of tuberculosis in HIV basic health care settings (including pharmaceuticals), as well as screening and referral for HIV testing, and clinical care related to TB clinical settings. If TB programs provide other basic health care and support services such as clinical or psychosocial services, these services would be coded under sub-element 1.1.6 (Basic Health Care and Support). If TB programs expand to provide clients with anti-retroviral treatment (ART), such services would fall under Sub-Element 1.1.10 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Drugs) and Sub-Element 1.1.11 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Services). Note: General TB treatment, prevention, and related programming must be funded with CSH/Infectious Diseases funds directed for TB, not with HIV/AIDS funds. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Integrated Child Health and Social Services Award (ICHSSA) Integrated Child Health and Social Services Award (ICHSSA) in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States.
Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic in Nigeria The primary focus of ace activity is to support relevant HIV/AIDS/TB service delivery, through a combination of direct service delivery support and technical assistance in Nigeria, across a variety of technical areas relevant to the continuum of prevention, care, and treatment of HIV infection. ace activity aligns with the USAID/Nigerias 2020-2025 cdcs development objective 2 (DO 2): a healthier, better educated population, specifically the intermediate result 2.1 (IR 2.1): improved health and disease outcomes of priority populations in targeted states. DO2 is hinged on the hypothesis that if the capacity of health and education institutions and systems is increased, if access to equitable health and education services is increased, if the quality of health and education service provision is increased and improved, and if the governments commitment and capacity to mobilize more of its own resources is increased then nigeria will become more self-sufficient and effective in its management of essential health and education services, which will contribute to a healthier, better educated population.
Cross Sectoral Conflict Assessment A cross-sectoral conflict assessment focusing on USAID programs and the risk of violence during the 2015 presidential elections. The Mission sought guidance on how to implement programs in a conflict sensitive manner, emphasizing Do No Harm principles, and maximize peacebuilding opportunities. Given that USAID conducted a conflict assessment in Nigeria in 2010 and a desk study of violent extremism in 2013, the 2014 assessment focused primarily on how conflict dynamics have shifted since the 2011 elections in the areas where USAID is operating and how programs interact with those changing conflict dynamics.
Integrated Emergency Response To provide emergency nutrition, protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene services to conflict-affected populations in Northeast Nigeria
USAID/OFDA Grant for Nigeria/Complex Emergency To improve access to safe water, sanitation, emergency supplies, and physical protection for vulnerable persons
Information management support to the humanitarian community in Nigeria To provide emergency humanitarian coordination and information management services to the humanitarian community for the Northeast Nigeria response
Nigeria Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Nigeria Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP)
Integrated Health Program (IHP) Task Order Three (TO3) (Nigeria):  With FY 2022 funds this activity will:.Provide health system support to the Bauchi State Government to plan, budget and coordinate the implementation of primary health care services in the state and advocate for improved health system governance and domestic resource mobilization. .Build the capacity of the health care workers (private & public) to provide equitable, quality primary health services and to reach underserved populations; .Issue small grants to local organizations to provide technical assistance and capacity building to support health facilities in provision of nutrition services, gender based violence (GBV) and informal sector enrollment in financial risk protection schemes; and .Promote the adoption of essential WASH actions such as handwashing and safe disposal of waste at the facility levels in Bauchi State. .This activity will strengthen health systems and increase access to and improve the quality of primary health care services in supported states in Nigeria. Interventions work in Bauchi State to support a multipartite MOU between the Bauchi State Government, USAID Nigeria, Gates Foundation, Global Affairs Canada, Dangote Foundation, and UNICEF. It aims to reduce maternal and child mortality in Bauchi, and to increase public and private health systems' skills to sustainably supervise and manage quality primary health care services. .This activity contributes to USAID priorities by focusing on evidence-based interventions, sustainability, localization and capacity building. It also contributes to USAID priorities by focusing on evidence-based interventions, sustainability, and capacity building. It also contributes directly to USAID Nigeria CDCS Development Objective 2, the Embassy's ICS, and is closely aligned with Goal 3 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..
Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic in Nigeria (ACE) The activity's purpose is to support relevant HIV/AIDS/TB service delivery, through a combination of direct service delivery support and technical assistance in Nigeria, across a variety of technical areas relevant to the continuum of prevention, care, and treatment of HIV infection. Goals include: A healthier, better educated population, improved health and disease outcomes of priority populations in targeted states. These objectives hinge on the hypothesis that if the capacity of health and education institutions and systems is increased, if access to equitable health and education services is increased, if the quality of health and education service provision is increased and improved, and if the government's commitment and capacity to mobilize more of its own resources is increased then Nigeria will become more self-sufficient and effective in its management of essential health and education services, which will contribute to a healthier, better educated population.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide access to essential health and nutrition services
Supporting Electoral Accountability & Transparency The SEAT program is intended to construct the limit of the Nigerian political decision organization at the public and state levels to all the more likely illuminate, draw in Nigerian residents on electing and political cycles, and participate in worldwide perception to advance the straightforwardness of Nigerian elections.
Emergency food assistance program in Nigeria Emergency food assistance program in Nigeria
Scaling a Digital Approach to Targeted Malaria Treatment Private sector pharmacies and clinics are a significant provider of healthcare in many parts of Africa; however, quality care and treatments are often scarce. Patients frequently choose the lowest-cost pathway to treatment, skipping over diagnostic testing and purchasing cheaper, poor-quality options. For example, in private pharmacies, fewer than one in ten suspected malaria cases are tested to confirm a diagnosis; studies have found that more than 65 percent of sales of a common antimalarial drug are by people who do not have malaria, fueling overtreatment while leaving patients untreated for other illnesses. To increase appropriately targeted care, Maisha Meds developed a digital inventory and sales management platform for pharmacies. The platform includes a voluntary loyalty program allowing Maisha Meds to offer targeted reimbursements to both patients and pharmacists to incentivize using a rapid diagnostic test for malaria, followed by quality antimalarials only for those with a test confirming malaria diagnosis. A Stage 2 award (20192022) from Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) enabled Maisha Meds to expand its platform from 200 to more than 1,000 pharmacies in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda and conduct a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effect of the loyalty program on appropriate antimalarial use. The trial found a 300 percent increase in appropriate malaria case management compared to the control group; the program significantly increased sales of rapid diagnostic tests and increased the percentage of antimalarials sold with a confirmatory diagnosis while decreasing the number of antimalarials sold without a confirmatory diagnosis. With new support from DIV, Maisha Meds aims to expand its network of pharmacies using the platform to 2,500 additional facilities, serving 400,000 patients through the loyalty program across Nigeria, Kenya, and Uganda. DIVs grant will complement $9 million in funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, resu
Humanitarian Assistance in Nigeria Award supporting Shelter, WASH, Risk Management Practice, Protection, Multipurpose Cash Assistance, Humanitarian Coordination and ERMS Activities in Nigeria
Improving Food and Nutrition Security of Conflict Affected Communities in North East Nigeria Improving Food and Nutrition Security of Conflict Affected Communities in North East Nigeria
Nigeria Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2016 Award Nigeria Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2016 Award
Nigeria Education Data Survey Project (NEDS II) (2013-2014) The NEDS 2010+ task order was designed to support the Nigeria Federal Ministry of Education (FMOE) in developing additional analyses of Nigeria Education Data Survey (NEDS) data and related activities involving mapping of the education sector and strengthening of the National Education Management Information Systems (NEMIS). As a complement to the 2010 NEDS, these analyses provided education stakeholders and decision makers in Nigeria with accurate and timely data for education policy and program planning. NEDS 2010+ consisted of three separate components: analysis of the NEDS 2010, an education sector mapping study, and capacity support to the FMOE's NEMIS unit.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for multi-sectoral services to alleviate the hardships of conflict affected populations.
State Accountability, Transparency and Effectiveness (State2State) (Nigeria):  ..With FY 2023 funds this activity will:.Strengthen governance systems (with a focus on public financial management and procurement, as well as monitoring and evaluation) related to the delivery of services in key sectors; Increase government responsiveness to citizen needs and priorities including provision of services; andAddress some of the principal underlying conditions stifling economic growth, stunting human development, and fueling conflict in Nigeria including poor governance, corruption, weak institutions, and limited basic service delivery at the state and local levels.This multi-sectoral activity will work with states and local governments to improve the governance of primary health care and basic education services with emphasis placed on strengthening linkages and information exchange between government units. By enhancing the capacity of local civil society partners to monitor government performance, hold local authorities accountable for prudent expenditure of public resources, and improve the delivery of key services via emphasis on good governance, State2State will improve government responsiveness to citizen needs. Lack of services and inability of government to assist citizens is a driving force of instability in Northeast and Northwest Nigeria resulting in conflict, banditry and the disenfranchisement of the general population. This activity aligns closely to key priorities of the Integrated Country Strategy for Nigeria, USAID's CDCS and Goals 1-3 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan.
Sesame Street Nigeria an educational outreach initiative that includes original videos and workbooks for children featuring Sesame Street characters and caregiver guides; and is expected to reach 30,000 kids in Nigeria, many of whom are orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs).
Malaria Action Program for the States (MAPS) (Nigeria):  -The Malaria Action Program for States (MAPS) project works at the state level to reduce the burden of malaria and contribute to the reduction of infant, child, and maternal mortalities. It works in nine of Nigeria's 36 states. -Major activities include:
Addressing Education in Northeast Nigeria (Nigeria):  .The Addressing Education in Northeast Nigeria (AENN) activity addresses acute emergency education needs in two states, Borno and Yobe, affected by Boko Haram and Islamic State in West Africa, while laying the foundation to rebuild and transform these states' education systems. This aims to redress long-standing education grievances related to the insurgency while building trust in Nigerian education institutions. Many out of school girls and boys, ages 6-15, including some who will gain school access for the first time, will benefit from equitable access to certified high-quality basic education opportunities. In collaboration with the respective Nigerian state governments and other donor partners, USAID and its implementing partner will identify specific Local Government Areas in the targeted states using information collected through the Rapid Education and Risk Analysis process conducted at the beginning of the activity..Planned interventions include: enhancing education authorities' capacity to plan, manage and oversee education services; providing safe education opportunities and instructional materials; preparing teachers to deliver conflict-sensitive, quality basic education instruction; and training and revitalization of community coalitions.....
Water Improvement and Sanitation Enhancement (WISE) The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) through Partners for Development launched a Water Improvement and Sanitation Enhancement (WISE) activity to improve water safety in Jigawa and Kano states.  The WISE activity will reduce the occurrence and impact of waterborne diseases through improvements in access to clean drinking water and sanitation, and the adoption of key hygiene behaviors.  One of the first tasks will be to construct or rehabilitate 30 water access points and install 55 sanitation facilities in schools and community health centers. These improved water access points will provide clean drinking water to more than 66,000 local residents.
Global HIV/AIDS Initiative Nigeria (GHAIN) Under GHAIN, FHI 360 led and managed a coalition of partner organizations that supported the Government of Nigeria in reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB) in select states by strengthening and expanding HIV/AIDS services. Across Nigeria, GHAIN worked to ensure that health care providers safely and effectively delivered HIV testing and counseling, prevention of mother-to-child transmission, antiretroviral therapy (ART) and TB services and treatment of opportunistic infections.
Agriculture and Food Security, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, and Shelter and Settlements support in Nigeria Agriculture and Food Security, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, and Shelter and Settlements support in Nigeria
Support for Strategic Information and Project Management Services (S4SIPMS) Support for Strategic Information and Program Management Services (S4SIPMS) Project will support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)/Nigeria Office of HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis (TB) in meeting its strategic information and program management needs as required by the Office of Global AIDS Coordinator (OGAC) and USAID. In order for USAID/Nigeria to accomplish its goal in the fight against HIV/AIDS, the Mission was tasked with supporting the strengthening of the Nigerian national health system through the use of Site Improvement through Monitoring Systems (SIMS). SIMS continuously monitors and assesses sites receiving PEPFAR funding to ensure that program implementation is effective and of high quality, and that the sites adhere to national and international standards. The Project will achieve these goals achievement of the objectives below: Planning and Conducting SIMS Assessments; Capacity Building for Data Use; and Synthesize Evaluation Lessons and Analyze to determine Policy Implications.
Feed the Future Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project (Nigeria):  ..The Feed the Future Nigeria Agricultural Policy Activity aims to promote inclusive agricultural, productivity growth, improved nutritional outcomes, and enhanced livelihood resilience in Nigeria through an improved policy enabling environment. The project will achieve its goal through three principal activities: 1) conduct evidence-based policy analysis; 2) strengthen the capacity (through training) of government stakeholders at federal and state levels; and 3) promote policy dialogue among stakeholders in the agricultural sector. Through these three components, the Agricultural Policy Activity aims to improve policy processes driven by empirical evidence and based on active stakeholder dialogue. By supporting an enabling environment that helps Nigerian farmers become more self-reliant, the Agricultural Policy Activity will contribute to putting Nigeria on a firm path to self-reliance... .
Displacement Relief New award to provide multi-sectoral immediate relief to people affected by displacement, with a CCCM-led approach, in 11 camps.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Nigeria/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for Nigeria/Complex Emergency
Increased Use Of Child Survival & Repriductive Health Servic - INC.DD FOR HIV/AIDS & TB SERVS-ABSTINENCE Increased Use Of Child Survival & Repriductive Health Servic - INC.DD FOR HIV/AIDS & TB SERVS-ABSTINENCE
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency multi-sectoral services to conflict-affected populations.