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Emergency WASH and Food Security response to IDPs in Kachin (CIDA-2015/16) Since 2011, Oxfam and its partners have been meeting the needs of over 19,000 Internally Displaced Persons in Kachin in 53 camps (41 camps in GCA and 12 camps in NGCA) through integrated WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) and EFSVL (Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods) programming with partners Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) and Shalom with funding from ECHO, DFATD, and DFAT, This support is due to end in April 2015.  For this project, Oxfam will additionally be partnering with Metta and SALLOM with whom Oxfam has been partnering with on other projects since 1999. This project is a continuation of the above work to fill the humanitarian gaps in the targeted areas since this is crucial to ensure continuity of the current support to the target populations.   This project will provide critical lifesaving response to 3364 Households IDPs (14,90015795 individuals) in Kachin State. the WASH sector will focus on providing appropriate, sustainable water supply  other WASH facilities and services to 1152 HH  (4735 individuals )vulnerable IDP camps located in the GCA while the Livelihoods part of the project will target 2212 HH (11060, individuals both in the GCA (1331 HH) and NGCA (11,000  individuals (2200 HH), by preventing and reducing the prevalence of malnutrition.
WASH support for IDPs, villages and schools in Rakhine State, Myanmar Reduction of water and excreta related diseases and "disparity reduction by targeting hard -to -reach IDP and host community areas where access to safe water sources and sanitation facilities is limited".
Piloting protection and gender in practice at humanitarian works The proposed pilot project aims to strengthen the capacity and practice of humanitarian staff (from 3 local organizations  - Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC), Shalom and Kachin Women Association), volunteers and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) on Gender and Protection Mainstreaming in Humanitarian response and action. In this line, the project proposes to address the following issues in line with those addressed through the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) strategy:  o Lack of awareness on gender based violence among girls, boys , women and men o Girls and women feel unsafe of being in open bathing space, going to water points, of not enough lights at night, feel embarrassed of hanging underwear, etc o Lack of awareness on the consequences of human trafficking  o No space to talk about protection concerns among girls, or women o No social activity for peer to peer education among women and girls  o No engagement of camp management committees in gender and protection  o Lack of gender and protection knowledge among humanitarian staff to avoid unintentional negative impact for gender based violence.
Assessment for potential specific commodities for PWEL project This project's proposed activities are for consolidation of OGB presence in Thazi township, for building good reputation of OGB, for building effective relation with local authorities and community, for piloting and testing options with a focus on poor women economic leadership (PWEL) which are the foundation of community led food security and livelihoods based capacity building project.  The project will set the basis for definition and consolidation of implementation strategy for the next 12 months.
Improving trans-boundary agribusiness responsible land governance in C,L,M,V II Oxfam in Myanmar seeks to contribute to the overall Mekong Regional Land Governance (MRLG) outcomes by engaging Myanmar and international agribusiness companies on land issues. In Myanmar, Oxfam will engage with local companies in Oxfam -organised workshops and meetings to raise awareness of land issues in the Shan and Kachin States. In addition, Oxfam will conduct research on company -community conflicts surrounding land acquisition in Myanmar, and support Oxfam in Vietnam's scoping trip and roundtable with Vietnamese companies in Myanmar. Oxfam in Myanmar will also participate in regional MRLG exchange trips and forums.
Women's Political Leadership in Myanmar Only 11% of parliament are women in Myanmar where more than 50% of population are women. We have done a campaign in 2014 to increase women's participation in political leadership whilst women represents only 4% in the parliament after 2010 election. Ahead of the general election in 2020, we want to kick off a campaign for women's participation in leadership.   TV talk show/ Social Media talk show  - 4  - 6 different women leaders to talk about their life experience becoming a women leader and their perspectives on the importance of women's leadership based on their personal reflection  - 2000 GBP (for filming + travel and accommodation for women leaders for filming+ social media boost)  - We are trying to work as a partner with one of the broadcasting media which we do not need to pay for air time to broadcast our films. In Myanmar, there are 33 million facebook users whilst we have 51 million total population. So we can reach to our targeted audiences via social media better. We included Travel cost for women leaders because we want to cover women from different locations rather than only from Yangon.   Engaging with Parties  - We want to start engaging with parties to have more women candidates in their nomination to run for 2020 election. So we will do one on one meetings with some parties. 500 BGP  Round -table Discussion with Women's rights activists  - We will do a round -table discussion with like minded women's rights activists and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to plan for joint campaign across the country for women's political leadership including the mapping of power analysis and influencing targets.  - 1500 GBP  Re -production and distribution of advancing opportunities for a women music video  - The campaign we did in 2014/15 was through a music video. Those are still aligned with current context and we think we can use them in our campaign ahead of 2020. So we want to produce more copies of that music video and distribute to FM Radio, broadcast media, communi
Strengthening Civil Society in Myanmar Shalom and Paung Ku's central goal is to have empowered strong civil society by facilitating partners to develop and reflect on existing capacity, identifying what resources are needed to build a stable, sustainable and peaceful society based on the self -reliance development approach..  Meetings and workshops will be organized and/or facilitated for partners to access knowledge, lessons learnt and technical resources and giving micro -grant. Shalom Local Development Network initiative shall develop institutional capacity to support current IDPs in camps to empower, for returning and rebuilding of stable and sustainable communities.
Multi-country Humanitarian Assistance 2012-13 Funding under this imitative supports in critical humanitarian assistance for crisis across Sub-Sahara Africa, specifically: $3.0 million for humanitarian needs in Niger through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); $2.0 million for needs in South Sudan through the Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) managed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); $3.0 million for humanitarian needs in Somalia through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); $2.0 million for humanitarian needs in the Democratic Republic of Congo through OCHA's Pooled Fund managed by UNDP; $2.0 million for humanitarian needs in Sudan through ICRC; and $0.5 million for humanitarian needs in Togo through the WFP. The total value of this initiative is $12.5 million expensed during the 2012-13 financial year.
Civic Participation - Civil Society Legal and Regulatory Frameworks Civic Participation - Establish legal and regulatory frameworks that protect and promote civil society and civic participation. This includes but is not limited to ensuring that frameworks are in place that enable CSOs to form and operate freely (e.g., NGO registration/incorporation laws, laws protecting freedom of association and collective bargaining), promoting the sustainability of the civil society sector (e.g., tax benefits for NGOs), and supporting public participation and social accountability (e.g., public hearings, instructional seminars, and conferences). This aspect also includes strengthening advocacy, networking, grassroots coalitions, and public support for reforms related to the enabling environment.
Tanzania Vector Control Activity (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM..
Tanzania Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, and Adaptation Activity (T-MELA) (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM...
Community Health and Social Welfare Systems Strengthening The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)-supported Community Health and Social Welfare System Strengthening Program (CHSSP) in Tanzania is helping the Government of Tanzania (GOT) strengthen community health and social welfare structures and systems through the policy and improved coordination of health and social welfare services. CHSSPs objectives are aligned with the GOT and PEPFAR goals and with the UNAIDS Fast Track Strategy.
USAID Afya Bora Mtoto Imara (Tanzania):  &amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;gt;In FY 2021, the activity will support health facilities including two centers of excellence in Mwanza and Mbeya regions. Both centers provide services to improve TB screening, diagnosis, treatment initiation, and completion for infants, children, and adolescents. Furthermore, the services integrate TB education and practice through all services. The activity will mentor Health Community Workers on integration of childhood TB screening in reproductive and child health clinics, HIV care and treatment clinic, inpatient and outpatient departments, etc. This activity will support scale up of Isoniazid Preventive Therapy, orient community health service providers on TB screening and contact tracing at home, procure medical supplies to facilitate TB diagnosis, and form Multi Drug Resistant (MDR-TB) treatment clubs for children and adolescent receiving both Directly Observed Therapy and maintenance anti-TB drugs...
Agricultural Sector Productivity - Markets and Trade Capacity Agricultural Sector Productivity - Build capacity to link small-scale producers (men and women), pastoralists, and small to medium enterprises to the economic opportunities of commercial markets. This includes both input and output markets at the local, regional, and international levels. Interventions include areas such as the development of risk management strategies; warehouse receipt, agricultural commodity trading and accessible market information systems; meeting market standards; and public and private investments that support efficient agricultural marketing such as storage facilities, cold storage, packaging facilities, and agricultural processing facilities.
FOREIGN ASSISTANCE TO AMERICAN SCHOOLS AND HOSPITALS ABROAD (ASHA) construction/renovation project of $1,050,000.00 under foreign assistance to american schools and hospitals abroad (asha)
Coordinated Orphans and Vulnerable Children Care Program Coordinated Orphans and Vulnerable Children Care Program
SPO: SUFFERING OF TANZ BOMB VICTIMS REDUCD/LOCAL DISASTER RE Suffering of Tanzania bomb victims reduced and local disaster responsiveness capacity enhanced
Kizazi Hodari (OVC-Nextgen) Activity The goal of the Kizazi Hodari (OVC-nextgen) activity is to support the government of tanzania (GOT) and community systems and structures to improve the health, well-being, and protection of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and youth in high hiv burden communities within the northeastern zone of Tanzania.
Maji na Usafi wa Mazingira (MUM) (Tanzania):  ..The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM....... .
FY 2010 ASHA Award - Northern Great Lakes Synod FY 2010 ASHA Award - Northern Great Lakes Synod
Optimizing Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Tanzania - PASADA Optimizing Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Tanzania Provide comprehensive HIV/AIDS are and treatment services for people living with HIV/AIDS through two facilities and 24 mobile outreach units.
Anti-Corruption Reforms - Anticorruption Enforcement Anti-Corruption Reforms - Support rule of law/justice institutions including integrity and internal oversight mechanisms, tax and customs enforcement, anti-money laundering reforms, asset forfeiture, financial intelligence units, and specialized and vetted law enforcement units. Money laundering and terrorist financing can be addressed as part of a comprehensive program, but activities targeted specifically at money laundering and terrorism financing are covered in Peace and Security.
Reduced Trans. & Impact of HIV/AIDs on Tanzania Reduced Transmission and Impact of HIV/AIDS on Tanzania
Mwanamke Imara (“Women’s Empowerment”) (Tanzania):  The Mwanamke Imara ("Women's Empowerment") program supports a consortium of local organizations, committed to women's empowerment, that are organizing advocacy efforts, providing legal assistance, and bolstering livelihoods for women in Tanzania. Under this program, the U.S government will strengthen the capacity of Tanzanian organizations  to empower women and bolster their leadership in areas related to access to justice, economic participation, and community decision-making..&amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;
Afya Yangu - RMNCAH (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
USDA PASA  (AID-621-P-13-00001) (Tanzania):  Long and short term technical and other program support service to USAID/Tanzania
Southern Highlands and Ruaha-Katavi Protection Program (SHARPP) (Tanzania):  With the decimation of elephants in Tanzania's Selous Game Reserve, the Ruaha-Katavi landscape now harbors the largest population of elephants in eastern Africa. It is also one of the last strongholds for Africa's remaining lions. Ruaha and Katavi are two national parks separated by a large amount of healthy, but unprotected forest which is currently under threat. If this linkage between the parks is broken, the future for elephants, lions, and the livelihoods for remote rural Tanzanian communities is at risk. SHARP will use FY 2020 biodiversity funds to directly address these threats and help to protect the community lands that currently link the parks. The activity will continue working with local government authorities, community groups, and protected area managers to secure wildlife corridors on village land by providing technical assistance on sound village land-use planning sessions, and assisting local communities to form village game scout groups to patrol and prevent encroachment and poaching. It will also use FY 2020 funds to reduce human-wildlife conflict by providing training on alternative livelihoods approaches that improve economic well-being for the communities and help reduce pressure on both the ecosystem and wildlife. The activity will continue to monitor the status of key wildlife species to inform wildlife recovery and use of the secured corridors. These interventions help further Tanzania's journey to self-reliance by developing the country's own ability to monitor, preserve, and benefit from its natural resources...... .
Textbooks and Learning Materials Program 2 - SCSU The Textbooks and Learning Materials Program (TLMP), a component of the Africa Education Initiative was launched in 2002 to work with African governments and Ministries of Education to create substantial solution to the many pressing educational challenges in six sub-Saharan countries, including lack of adequate educational materials and insufficient training for teachers. Since the launch of the program in 2002, TLMP has provided over 5 Million workbooks, teachers guides, related resources and teaching materials within 14 districts in Ghana for use in Kindergarten to Primary 3 classrooms.
Improved Access To Food For IDPs And Vulnerable Host Communities To improve access, availability and utilization of food in food insecure environments abroad. The priority for Title II emergency programs is to prevent hunger and malnutrition in food insecure areas or countries.
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS II) - Tanzania In Tanzania, ROADS II works to prevent HIV transmission and mitigate its impact by extending HIV prevention, care and support services  as well as family planning, reproductive health, and maternal and child health services  to underserved and key populations and by building the capacity of local organizations to address health issues through locally tailored solutions. ROADS II utilizes an innovative community organizing approach, the cluster model, to bring together local leaders for collective planning and implementation. Through this strategy, ROADS II in Tanzania has built the capacity of 29 clusters and two unions in seven sites, which includes 278 local associations and more than 16,309 individuals. The cluster model fosters genuine stakeholder ownership conducive for long-term sustainability and encourages gender equity in program leadership (52 percent of the leaders are women).
Youth First (Tanzania):  ...With FY 2022 funds, USAID aims to increase youth resilience and decrease violence in Mtwara, southern Tanzania.  Funding will pilot and scale up youth-focused initiatives to foster their constructive engagement with local government, as well as equip youth with the skills to resolve conflict and participate in civil life.  Broadly, this initiative will identify and train youth leaders, helping them to develop key leadership, communication, and conflict resolution skills.  It will also organize youth fora or congresses to help youth leaders network with others in the community, better understand youth issues, and facilitate collective advocacy.  Mobilization campaigns will target up to 15,000 youth to promote peacebuilding and non-violent conflict resolution.  Civil society support will enable youth-focused organizations to better channel youth engagement with local government.  Funding will also enable local government to more adequately work with youth and incorporate their views and participation into decision-making. ..This activity contributes $300,000 towards the Women, Peace, and Security earmark of $1 million... .
USAID Wanawake Sasa (Women Now) The goal of the USAID Wanawake Sasa (Women Now) award is to strengthen women's and girls' civic and political participation for inclusive governance and sustained democracy.
Basic Education - Pre-Primary Education Basic Education - Introduce very young children, generally aged at least 3 years, to pre-academic readiness. A structured and purposeful set of learning activities are provided either in a formal institution or as part of a non-formal child development program.
Baylor Pediatrics AIDS Initiative (Tanzania):  Baylor Pediatric AIDS Initiative (BIPAI) provides technical assistance to the National Tuberculosis (TB) & Leprosy Program (NTLP) and delivers services in the Lake and Southern Highland zones with a specific focus on children with TB. This activity aims to:  1) to improve the detection and successful treatment of TB cases among children and adolescents according to the national guidelines and the WHO End TB Strategy; 2) to strengthen diagnostic and clinical management capability and improve national  information systems to support TB control; and 3) to engage communities and local authorities to improve ownership and program sustainability.  BIPAI's activities align with the U.S. Government's strategic approach to ending TB and the Government of Tanzania's fifth NTLP Strategic Plan (2015-2020).
USAID Afya Shirikishi “Participatory Health” (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Lishe Endelevu This Activity will provide technical capacity building support to the Government of Tanzania (GOT) agencies and other partners to implement multi-sectoral nutrition interventions, in line with the GOT's National Multi-sectoral Nutrition Action Plan. "Sustainable Nutrition" (LISHE ENDELEVU) aims to improve quality of adolescent and women's nutrition services and counseling during reproductive, antenatal, and postpartum care. It is also expected to increase availability, access, and household consumption of nutrient-dense foods, especially animal-source protein..
Tanzania Roads Fund (Tanzania):  Feed the Future's Rural Road Development Project (RRDP) is a government-to-government agreement with the Government of Tanzania Roads Fund that reduces binding constraints to private sector investment by funding critical infrastructure projects to encourage inclusive broad-based economic growth in support of USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy..In FY 2016, RRDP will improve linkages for areas of high productivity to markets through rehabilitation and upgrades to rural district roads, reducing transport costs and improving Tanzania's agricultural competitiveness.  RRDP focuses on the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania - specifically four existing districts in Morogoro, Dodoma and Manyara Regions.  Planned expansion will extend RRDP's development into districts within Iringa and Mbeya Regions.  Technical support and quality assurance oversight will be provided by USAID's engineering services contractor..
Endangered Ecosystems of Northern Tanzania (EENT) This activity intends to strengthen landscape scale conservation in the northern geographical landscape of Tanzania, in support of the USAID/Tanzania Natural Resource Management (NRM) Activity strategy for 2014-2018. This activity will contribute to biodiversity and climate change results in support of achieving the overall NRM Project goal of Stewardship of Natural Resources Improved.  Key objectives of U.S. Government (USG) assistance are sustaining critical wildlife habitats, reducing wildlife poaching, reversing land degradation, restoring watersheds, and improving community livelihoods through conservation enterprises. Activities also target sustainable agriculture and agroforestry, trade and private sector initiatives such as, tourism, honey and coffee. USAID/Tanzania strives to improve Natural Resource Management (NRM) through livelihood driven approaches in targeted ecosystems, river basins and landscapes. Supporting a landscape scale approach, the USAID NRM project involves developing and implementing key national environmental policies, and supporting local rights to resources by expanding community based conservation as a tool for shared benefits and decision-making over local resources. The project has a strong focus on engaging women and youth and maximizing local engagement to create greater sustainability.
Mothers and Infants Safe Healthy Alive (MAISHA) Mothers and Infants Safe Healthy Alive (MAISHA)
Natural Resources and Biodiversity - Biodiversity Conservation Natural Resources and Biodiversity - Improve biodiversity conservation, enhance management effectiveness, and expand/maintain natural ecosystems and habitats managed primarily to protect and conserve biodiversity and associated ecosystem services. Control the spread of invasive species.
Malaria - Treatment with Artemisinin-Based Combination Therapies Malaria - Improve equitable access to and appropriate use of artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) to treat malaria, including provision of drugs; logistic support for the delivery of drugs; informing and educating communities and health providers about using and prescribing ACTs; improved diagnostic capacity; training of health providers; and monitoring of adverse effects.
Local PLHIV Organization Support To provide financial support a local people living with HIV organization to increase HIV treatment literacy among PLHIV, combated HIV stigma, empower adolescents and young women and men living with HIV, and conduct advocacy for PLHIV issues and improved enabling environment for the national HIV response.