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Public Sector Systems Strengthening (Tanzania):  .The Public Sector Systems Strengthening (PS3) activity strengthens the Government of Tanzania's (GOT) ability to govern, finance, and deliver quality public services, particularly for underserved populations within Tanzania. With FY 2018 funds, U.S. government will strengthen local government authority (LGA) systems to promote inclusive and evidence-based planning, management, and implementation of public services in health, education, nutrition and local governance. The activity's major interventions will include designing and deploying financial accountability systems that ensure greater fiduciary controls and transparency across regional, district, and community governments; improving information systems to facilitate inclusive and informed annual planning processes at health and educational facilities; and enabling data-driven and need-based national and district level human resource deployment across health and education sectors. Additionally, PS3 will emphasize sustainability by providing technical assistance to the GOT to develop national guidelines, online training tools, and on-the-job training and mentoring programs for users of established GOT information systems. This activity.contributes to interventions related to Malaria, Family Planning and Reproductive.Health. While USAID funds PS3 activities in 13 regions and with 93 LGAs within Tanzania, the GOT further deploys the systems established under the activity across the rest of the country in 185 LGAs. PS3's broad implementation strategy directly supports the U.S. government's objective to improve the GOT's delivery of services, increase accountability within the GOT, and improve the health of Tanzanians. By jointly designing and deploying its interventions in collaboration with the GOT, it directly contributes to the GOTs' ability to attain self-reliance, a US Foreign Policy priority... ...
USAID Boresha Afya North/Central Zone (Tanzania):  With FY 2020 funds, the Boresha Afya North/Central activity will support preventive and curative services for family planning (FP), HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis (TB) in five regions: Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Manyara, Dodoma, and Singida. In Tabora, EGPAF will support HIV, FP and TB. Tailored approaches have been rolled out in designated scale-up and sustained districts, and differentiated models of care are employed to improve the quality of services and responsiveness to individual client needs in general. The activity will strengthen the continuum of care through strategic integration of FP, HIV, and TB services within facilities, communities, districts, regions, and the broader health system. The activity is working side-by-side with District Councils as a strategic partner, providing subgrants coupled with technical assistance. The activity  will also continue to coordinate with other implementing partners in the supported regions to create synergies and to avoid duplication of effort.....
SO1: INCREASED USE OF FP/MCH AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTIVE MEASUR - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: Increased Use Of FP/MCH And HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Conservation of Coastal Eco-Systems in Tanzanias Northern Seascape: The PWANI Project Conservation of Coastal Eco-Systems in Tanzanias Northern Seascape: The PWANI Project
Universal HIV/AIDS Counseling and Testing (UHAI-CT) The UHAI-CT project provides high-quality HIV counseling and testing services for women and their families throughout the country. Interventions under this program are designed to: 1) rapidly increase access to quality HIV counseling and testing for all Tanzanians, particularly those at high risk, by implementing health provider-initiated testing and counseling nationwide, along with targeted outreach counseling and testing; 2) develop provider skills for quality counseling and testing service delivery; 3) strengthen linkages to prevention and care and treatment programs, and establish community care and support for HIV-positive clients; and 4) create demand and mobilize communities for HIV counseling and testing.
Feed the Future Tanzania Mboga na Matunda (MnM) (Tanzania):  &amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;gt;&lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&gt;The Mboga na Matunda horticulture activity engages smallholder farmers and micro, small, and medium enterprises, particularly those led by women and youth, to improve nutrition and increase smallholders' productivity and profitability. FY 2019 funds will scale up interventions designed to strengthen market systems and stakeholders' capacity along the horticulture value chain. Through ongoing partnerships, the activity will deliver climate-smart agriculture demonstrations; develop resilient, market-led commercial farming systems; increase supply, access, and consumption of nutritious diverse foods; and, increase farmer's access to financial services, input supplies, and connections to buyers. By engaging with private-sector and local actors to provide services to farmers and small businesses, the activity catalyzes locally-driven innovations to increase productivity. Additionally, FY 2019 funds will help build a self-reliant Tanzania by strengthening ongoing partnerships and collaborations among key sector institutions and use a market facilitation approach to build a sustainable and competitive horticulture sector. To foster the sustained competitiveness of the horticulture subsector, the activity will improve local actors' and local systems' ability to respond to market opportunities, manage risks, and enhance overall development in the industry..
Tushiriki Pamoja (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
FY 2012 ASHA Award - Chicago Province of the Society of Jesus FY 2012 ASHA Award - Chicago Province of the Society of Jesus
Tree Crop Project The Tree Crop Project was designed to build on past efforts to expand the production of high-value temperate fruits. While continuing to focus on improving production, the project is largely meant to be a market-oriented activity. The major challenge facing the Tree Crop Project, awarded to Tetra Tech under the Rural and Agricultural Incomes with a Sustainable Environment (RAISE) Plus IQC, is to build the capacity of smallholder farmers to understand the marketplace and to assist them to more effectively engage actors along the value chain.
Dhibiti Malaria (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
FY 2012 ASHA Award - African Medical and Research Foundation FY 2012 ASHA Award - African Medical and Research Foundation
Jifunze Uelewe (“Learn to Understand”) (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM......
Communications and Malaria Initiative in Tanzania (COMMIT) The program is implementing a comprehensive strategy for behavior change and communication in the prevention and case management of malaria in mainland Tanzania.
Zanzibar Teacher Upgrading by Radio (ZTUR) Zanzibar Teacher Upgrading by Radio (ZTUR)
Tuhifadhi Maliasili (“Preserve Natural Resources”) (Tanzania):  .The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM...... .
Tanzania NAFAKA II: Cereals Market System Development (CMSD) Rice and maize are important staple food crops in Tanzania, produced primarily by small-scale farmers. NAFAKA II, an important component of USAIDs Feed the Future Initiative, builds on the NAFAKA I activity, which has developed scalable models for technological innovation. Coordination with NAFAKA I will enable the NAFAKA II activity to scale successful innovations from NAFAKA I and intensify outreach to larger numbers of actors, primarily women and youth in the rice and maize market systems, increasing both direct and indirect beneficiaries. These market systems will lead to the successful adoption at scale of improved technologies and agricultural practices that increase overall system productivity and competitiveness, and lead to improved nutrition for these targeted smallholders.  NAFAKA II activity also builds on the successful food fortification work of the USAID Tuboreshe Chakula activity, which has assisted millers to improve post-harvest handling and production and stimulate demand for fortified maize flour. Investment approaches across the activity will improve the nutritional status of Tanzanians, especially women and children; expand opportunities for benefits and participation by women, youth, and other vulnerable groups; and develop local capacity for sustaining and scaling innovation and benefits.
Donor to Donor Agreement funding Big Results Now (BRN) programme Donor to Donor (D2D) Agreement with DFID for BRN Funding - Big Results Now (BRN) is a transformational new Government programme to accelerate achievement of middle income status by 2025, by identifying and resolving constraints to results delivery in the Governments priority areas.
HIV/AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements.
Trade and Investment Capacity - Trade Knowledge and Skills Trade and Investment Capacity - Provide the necessary training, information, data, and other inputs, equally accessible to men and women, to improve suppliers understanding of international market demand and competitive conditions, and the regulatory standards and other requirements for accessing specific markets.
Performance Evaluation of USAID Testing and Counseling Projects Evaluation of HIV Testing and Counseling Programming
Agricultural Sector Productivity - Land and Water Management Agricultural Sector Productivity - Develop and invest in the quantity and quality of land and water resources, including irrigation and soil fertility, riparian and range management, and water resources to improve and sustainably increase agricultural productivity and incomes. This includes related land and water administration systems.
Tanzania Results-Based Financing (RBF) Trust Fund (Tanzania):  . .With FY 2019 funds, the Tanzania Results-Based Financing (RBF) Trust Fund's objective is to provide Tanzanians equitable access to cost-effective, quality primary health care. RBF meets its overall goals by improving: 1) accessibility and use of health care services in primary health care facilities; 2) availability of commodities necessary for provision of quality services; 3) quality and use of data for evidence-informed decision-making; and 4) accountability and responsiveness of health management teams and facility governing committees. With FY 2019 funds, this activity will support primary health care facilities with result-based funding for the delivery of health services through direct facility incentive payments. Specifically, FY 2019 funds will support verification of qualitative and quantitative results in each facility, assess and incentivize Medical Stores Department zonal stores supply chain programs, support local government authorities to conduct supervision and verification to health facilities, and conduct data analysis that will support benchmarking of results for the last year of the program. RBF's coverage includes all primary health care facilities in Mwanza and Shinyanga for result-based incentives and countrywide for the World Bank and the Ministry of Health-executed assessments and evaluations... .
Pamoja Tuwalee Pamoja Tuwalee, which is Kiswahili for lets bring up children together, supports the Government of Tanzania in implementing the countrys National Costed Plan of Action for Most Vulnerable Children (NCPA). The project, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, aims to improve the quality of life and well-being of the nations most vulnerable children and their households by empowering households and communities to provide comprehensive and sustainable care, support and protection.
Wajibika Project Wajibika, an initiative led by Abt Associates and financed by USAID, has provided much needed support and resources to the government of Tanzania over the past couple of years. Under the countrys Decentralization by Devolution program, the project has helped the government strengthen local authorities and their capacity for financial and program management. - See more at: http://abtassociates.com/Impact/2013/Project-Strengthens-Local-Leadership-in-Tanzania.aspx#sthash.fAjWeRx2.dpuf
Angaza Zaidi Angaza Zaidi's overall goal is to rapidly scale-up innovative client-initiated HIV Testing and counselingapproaches in mainland Tanzania. The activity employs innovative and evidence-based approaches to ensure a high-impact interventions aimed at sustaining static HTC efforts that focus on the general population, and mobile HTC targeting Most At Risk People, pastoralists and mobile populations.
Engineering Services for the Tanzania Irrigation and Rural Roads Infrastructure Project. Engineering Services for the Tanzania Irrigation and Rural Roads Infrastructure Project.
Afya Yangu North/Central (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Human Resources for Health Development and Retention (Tanzania):  On September 30, 2022, the HRH Development and Retention activity transitioned the WISN-POA platform to the GOT. The WISN-POA platform -- including the bottom-up planning database and allocation tool  -- ensures the health workforce is rationalized to provide support where it is most needed among GOT hospitals. The FY2022 funds will tailor and test the WISN-POA platform for use by the 105 Christian Social Services Commission hospitals owned by the Tanzania Episcopal Conference and Christian Council of Tanzania members. These faith-based hospitals provide 40 percent of the maternal and child health services in the country. The increased utilization of the WISN-POA platform will ensure that the national healthcare workforce is distributed more rationally and efficiently. Note: This activity is also receiving HIV HSS funds...
Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) (Tanzania):  Funding for this activity is aimed at building the capacity of the SAGCOT Center to effectively facilitate regional agribusiness and partnership development; ensure inclusive and sustainable investment and development in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor; and advocate for an improved enabling environment for investment in agriculture.
Okoa Maisha Dhibiti Malaria (OMDM) “Save Lives, Control Malaria” (Tanzania):  OMDM will use FY 2021 funds to strengthen malaria surveillance and monitoring. OMDM will improve the accuracy and timeliness of (1) reporting malaria case diagnosis and treatment; (2) the efficacy of first-line antimalarial treatments, mosquito population parameters, and malaria host resistance to insecticides; and (3) data analysis and synthesis to better guide programmatic decisions as malaria prevalence falls in many areas of mainland Tanzania and nears elimination in Zanzibar... ..
SERA BORA Activity (Tanzania):  .Sera Bora ("Better Policy") will continue to focus on research and analytical work in the food security sector, as well as Government of Tanzania (GOT) institutional capacity building. Using FY 2022 funds USAID will undertake research to identify emerging analytical needs and support the national nutrition policy formulation process. This is aimed at generating recommendations for mitigating the effects of climate change, COVID-19 pandemic, and the Russia-Ukraine war on Tanzania's agriculture and nutrition sectors. Funds will also be utilized to strengthen the effectiveness and communication of nutrition policies... .
SO1: INCREASED USE OF FP/MCH AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTIVE MEASUR Increased Use Of FP/MCH And HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures
Linking Initiatives For the Elimination of Pediatric HIV (LIFE) Program LIFE project aims to improve the integraion of health services for women and children, strengthen FOT's health systems to increase efficiencies and improve program performance, and ensure a sustainable and locally-owned response.
Increased micro and small enterprise participation II Increased micro and small enterprise participation in the economy ll
Tanzania Agriculture Productivity Program (TAPP) Tanzania Agriculture Productivity Program (TAPP): To expand engagement of smallholder out-growers of horticulture into exporters value chain
Utawala wa Maliasili Endelevu (Resilient Natural Resources Governance) activity The five-years Utawala wa Maliasili Endelevu (Resilient Natural Resources Governance) activity will support local communities and government in Rukwa region to build strong, inclusive institutions and processes that determine how natural resources are managed, how decisions are made, and how citizens can equitably participate and benefit.
Data for Development (D4D) (Tanzania):  FY 2021 funds will support USAID/Tanzania's learning, helping the mission conduct sector and activity-specific assessments to inform strategic decision making, activity design, and necessary adaptations. Funds will support the mission's efforts to conduct required data quality assessments and data verification activities, in addition to assisting in the mission's transition to a new indicator reporting database. D4D will work with mission staff, USAID implementing partners (IP), and other stakeholders, such as Tanzania's National Bureau for Statistics, President's Office-Regional Administration and Local Governance, and the Office of the Chief Government Statistician-Zanzibar. Support will include capacity building to improve monitoring and reporting capabilities for development activities implemented by donors, the Government of Tanzania, and other implementers. Additionally, D4D will use geographic information systems technologies to further improve USAID's ability to use data to make strategic foreign assistance decisions.  ...&amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;
Scale-up of Indoor Residual Spraying on Mainland and Zanzibar (Tanzania):  The objective of this project is to scale up the indoor residual spraying in Tanzania.  The current geographic focus is three regions in Mainland and all 10 regions in Zanzibar. FY 2014 funds will be used to strengthen the capacity of the National and Zanzibar Malaria Control Programs to provide indoor residual spraying in the focus regions, strengthen the mobile-based reporting system for epidemic-detection and timely response in Zanzibar and establish a similar system on the Mainland; environmental compliance activities; and entomological monitoring. The expected outcomes are: interrupting malaria transmission by reducing the malaria vector population; generation of information to monitor the quality and effectiveness of spraying exercise; and protection of humans and environmental through compliance with U.S. Government regulations. This activity contributes to the President's Malaria Initiative target of reaching 85 percent of houses with indoor residual spraying and protecting 85 percent of the population.
Sauti-Tz The Program implementation will take a combination prevention approach through achieving high levels of coverage, or saturation, among each target population within a defined geographic area with the appropriate integrated mix of population-specific behavioral, biomedical, and structural interventions.
Community Land Tenure Activity (LTA) (Tanzania):  .The overall objective of the Feed the Future Tanzania Land Tenure Assistance activity (LTA) is to reduce land tenure-related risks and lay the groundwork for sustainable agriculture investment for both smallholders and commercial investors throughout the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT).  .The use of FY 2015 funds will benefit communities in the Iringa Rural District and the Local Government Authority to clarify, document and certify land ownership and will increase local understanding of land use and land rights on the part of both parties.  These activities will increase individual property rights and land security through completion of Village Land Use Plans and the issuance of Certificates of Customary Rights of Occupancy. Having such formal documentation in place better protects the interests of both private sector investors and local communities that want to attract and benefit from land-based investments....
Activity to support Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) Activity to support two rounds of National Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) in 2015/16 and 2017/18
Feasibility Study - Power Sector Decarbonization, through GridMarket, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study (FS) for Tonga Power Limited (TPL), Tongas sole government-owned power utility, to support decarbonization of the power sector in Tonga by improving efficiency and increasing renewable energy generation penetration in TPLs service area through the implementation of distributed energy resources (DERs). This feasibility study will help TPL determine suitable locations for DERs and establish project economics in support of Tongas clean energy transition.
Feasibility Study - Power Sector Decarbonization Feasibility Study, through GridMarket, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study for Tonga Power Limited (TPL), Tongas sole government-owned power utility, to support decarbonization of the power sector in Tonga by improving efficiency and increasing renewable energy generation penetration in TPLs service area through the implementation of distributed energy resources (DERs). This feasibility study will help TPL determine suitable locations for DERs and establish project economics in support of Tongas clean energy transition.
Feasibility Study - Power Sector Decarbonization, through GridMarket, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study for Tonga Power Limited (TPL), Tongas sole government-owned power utility, to support decarbonization of the power sector in Tonga by improving efficiency and increasing renewable energy generation penetration in TPLs service area through the implementation of distributed energy resources (DERs). This feasibility study will help TPL determine suitable locations for DERs and establish project economics in support of Tongas clean energy transition.
Feasibility Study - Power Sector Decarbonization, through GridMarket, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study for Tonga Power Limited (TPL), Tonga's sole government-owned power utility, to support decarbonization of the power sector in Tonga by improving efficiency and increasing renewable energy generation penetration in TPL's service area through the implementation of distributed energy resources (DERs). This feasibility study will help TPL determine suitable locations for DERs and establish project economics in support of Tonga's clean energy transition.
Feasibility Study - Power Sector Decarbonization Feasibility Study, through GridMarket, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study for Tonga Power Limited (TPL), Tonga's sole government-owned power utility, to support decarbonization of the power sector in Tonga by improving efficiency and increasing renewable energy generation penetration in TPL's service area through the implementation of distributed energy resources (DERs). This feasibility study will help TPL determine suitable locations for DERs and establish project economics in support of Tonga's clean energy transition.
Madagascar Shines: Reducing Child Labor in Mica-Producing Communities The project aims to reduce child labor in mica-producing communities in the Anosy region of Madagascar through community engagement, coordination, and capacity building.