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Support to Free Movement of Persons and Transhumance in the IGAD region Contract related to: Support to Free Movement of Persons and Transhumance in the IGAD region - The overall objective of the action is to maximize the development potential of the free movement of persons and the transhumance regime within the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) region by supporting IGAD and its Member States in effectively implementing the Protocols of Free Movement of Persons and Transhumance and increasing regular labour migration,mobility opportunities and protection within and outside the region.
Support à la DUE Djibouti/IGAD pour une communication et une diplomatie publique efficaces dans les domaines de la nouvelle programmation 2021-2027 <p>Le présent marché poursuit les finalités suivantes: Supporter la DUE Djibouti/IGAD à concevoir une communication et une diplomatie publique efficaces dans les domaines de la nouvelle programmation 2021-2027.</p>
MALAITA FOREST RESTORATION PROJECT To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
LANGA LANGA LAGOON MANGROVE REHABILITATION LANGA LANGA LAGOON MANGROVE REHABILITATION
COMPARISON OF TREATMENTS TO ACCELERATE POST-LOGGING RECOVERY COMPARISON OF TREATMENTS TO ACCELERATE POST-LOGGING RECOVERY
Credit and Financial Services: Outer Islands Credit Project Contributing to the economic development and improved standards of living on the outer islands through: i) providing financial services including savings mobilization and delivery of small credit to the remoter outer islands, and ii) providing training programmes and advisory services for small producers and women.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Credit Project Credit and Financial Services: Rural Credit Project
Rural Development: Tonga Rural Innovation Project - Phase II Enable communities to plan and manage resilient infrastructure and livelihood activities (including addressing food security and nutrition).
Rural Development: Tonga Rural Innovation Project The goal is to contribute to improved sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable rural communities. The development objective is to strengthen the capacity of target communities and businesses to plan, finance and manage their development priorities in order to achieve improved sustainable livelihoods.
Increasing access to inclusive quality education and lifelong learning for children and young adults with deafblindness in Bangladesh 450 children/young adults with deafblindness will access quality inclusive education and vocational skills, leading to improved quality of life for themselves, 1,800 family members and their communities, through: 1) Improved infrastructure for inclusion of people with deafblindness through strengthened CSOs; 2) children/young adults with deafblindness and their families receiving community-based support; 3) school inclusion; and 4) evidence and training on inclusive education for the Government.
TO13: Strengthening systems for the enrolment, retention and support of children with disabilities at primary level of mainstream education in Bangladesh – Phase 1 This initiative aims to improve early, primary junior secondary education systems for the expansion of access to quality inclusive education for 5 to 15 year old children with disabilities in 3 districts of Bangladesh. The project will specifically target children who have either dropped out of school or have never been enrolled due to an inaccessible and unsupportive educational environment. By working at three levels – school and teacher; policy, system and accountability; and community levels – the project will carry out different sets of activities that will be tailored to the needs and constraints of the identified target groups. This will include working directly with teachers and other school personnel to increase their capacity to be inclusive of children with disabilities, including children with severe and multiple disabilities as a particularly excluded group. The project will directly support the targeted children through assessments, referrals, counselling and provision of assistive devices including accessible technological solutions to enable their effective participation in the mainstream school system.
TO35 Disability Inclusive Covid-19 Response in Bangladesh The DID programme’s COVID-19 response task orders aim to provide a disability inclusive COVID-19 response in a humanitarian setting. To support a disability inclusive humanitarian response to COVID-19 Sightsavers, in its capacity as the fund manager of the DID programme, and DFID have agreed to amend some of the DID programme’s standard terms and conditions, as outlined the DID Project Funding Agreement and the DFID NEC3 Professional Services Contract.
TO45: Strengthening systems for the enrolment,
retention and support of children with
disabilities at primary level of mainstream
education in Bangladesh This task order is the direct continuation of task order 13 that was implemented between January 2021 and March 2022. Despite the prolonged school closure due to COVID-19, followed by a directive of the Department for Primary Education (DPE) preventing NGOs from working with schools in the primary sector, it was possible to undertake the ground work for the work under TO45 from April 2022 onwards: Analysis of country policies and systems related to education of children with disabilities, strategy development, capacity assessment and development of project teams and OPDs, tools development, and a new piece of qualitative research that will now help to inform the increased role of homebased support. Within TO13 PENDA conducted a baseline survey as part of the RCT, identifying the children with disabilities in the intervention
areas.
The ambition of this task order is that girls and boys with disabilities have equal access to quality education and support in Narshingdi and
Sirajganj districts of Bangladesh. School-centric activities and a focus on children with severe and multiple disabilities will continue being core
pillars of TO45 as planned at the onset of designing the intervention. However, the new scenarios brought by the COVID-19 pandemic makes it
advisable to refocus the project on intensifying community engagement and home-based education throughout the duration of TO45 and in
particular during the first six months. A phased approach has been adopted, by focussing during the first six months on working at community
level and providing home-based education linked to the mainstream education system, with the aim of preparing children to be enrolled or re-enrolled. In that phase activities will also focus on obtaining the DPE’s project approval for directly engaging with schools. Phase two will see the consortium working across the three levels of intervention of the task order: Individual and Community; Education Systems and Services; and
Governance and Policy.
Producing evidence and learning is a key goal of TO45. The final research piece from PENDA will provide evidence on the impact of inclusive education in Bangladesh for children with different types and severity of their impairment. Other prioritised learning areas are OPD
engagement, the School Level Improvement Plans, home-based learning and the referral pathways and support services available for children with disabilities.
TO12 Bangladesh: Disability Inclusive Vocational Training and Youth Employment The proven and tested inclusion approach of BRAC’s Skills Training for Advancing Resources (STAR) programme will be scaled across all seven divisions of Bangladesh by a) a numerical and proportional increase in participating youth with disability, b) diversification of the impairment groups served, c) replication of the STAR approach by partners and d) advocacy for adoption of the approach by other mainstream skills providers. This will lead to improved access to decent employment and increased income for young women and men with disabilities in Bangladesh, making a significant contribution to the DID programme’s overall objectives and specific results NB: This is a SCALE task order/ project.
(Voluntary Program) The voluntary medical campaign to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it A voluntary medical campaign mainly aimed at performing surgeries to remove white water from the eye in addition to conducting an examination and dispensing of medical treatments and glasses 1. Providing medical services to low-income beneficiaries who cannot cover the costs of their treatment 2. Performing surgeries 3. Providing patients with drugs, eyeglasses and lenses 4. Highlighting the humanitarian image of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 5. Eliminate the suffering of many people who are blind 6. Health education for everyone receiving treatment 7. Aid to the Ministry of Health, which suffers from a lack of ophthalmologists
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 800 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project Early detection of visual impairment, provision of preventive services for eye health, awareness and education of vision diseases, and training of teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. Diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. 1530 inspection of one of the capital’s schools in Dhaka for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 509 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 531 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project Early detection of visual impairment, provision of preventive services for eye health, awareness and education of vision diseases, and training of teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. Diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. 244 inspection of one of the capital’s schools in Dhaka for Bangladeshi students
Voluntary medical program to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Bangladesh This campaign comes as part of a series of voluntary medical campaigns to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it, which are funded and implemented by the center in many countries around the world. Health education for everyone receiving treatment . Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses . Subsidy from the Ministry of Health of the host country
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education on vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. Diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. 676 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
The voluntary medical campaign to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it Performing cataract operations and implanting artificial lenses inside the eye 1. Performing surgery 2. Providing patients with drugs, eyeglasses and lenses 3. Remove the suffering of many blind people 4. Health education for everyone receiving treatment 5.Subsidy of the Ministry of Health, which suffers from a lack of ophthalmologists
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 836 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 700 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Supporting health and nutrition services through primary health care for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh Enabling access to health and nutrition services for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and improving the quality of health and nutrition services for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh - Improving the quality of health and nutrition services for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
- Treating children with malnutrition and supporting access to health services for women.
- Strengthening the capacities of health facilities in Rohingya refugee camps.
Distribution of food baskets and ready meals for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. Distribution of 14,128 food basket and 46,155 meals.
Providing food assistance to Bangladesh Providing food assistance consisting of 792 tons of dates
Food assistance to Bangladesh (dates). Project to provide food aid 200 tons of dates.
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 973 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Noor Saudi Voluntary Project to Combat Blindness - Republic of Bangladesh Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 5715
Saudi Noor Volunteer to Combat Blindness-Bangladesh Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists 4,000 cases were detected, 400 cataract operations were performed, and 400 glasses, medications, and eye drops were distributed.
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 659 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 5281
Voluntary medical program to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited incomes Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses as needed.
Removing the suffering of many blind people.
Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention.
Subsidy from the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 493  were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project Early detection of visual impairment, provision of preventive services for eye health, awareness and education of vision diseases, and training of teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. Diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. 120  inspection of one of the capital’s schools in Dhaka for Bangladeshi students
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 482 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
food baskets in the Republic of Bangladesh for the year 2024 Filling the needs of the most needy families in a wide number of areas, where food baskets will be provided to them. Helping heads of needy families to bear food expenses for their families. Supporting poor families, standing with them, and making them feel solidarity and social solidarity. Helping heads of needy families to cover food expenses for their families for a month. The targeted families receive basic food baskets that suffice them for a month 94,200 beneficiaries
Providing and distributing food baskets for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. Providing and distributing (14,905) food parcels Fulfilling the need, poverty and adequacy of the poor, especially in areas of displacement and peripheral areas Poverty alleviation and the suffering of refugee families for more than 59,620 beneficiaries. Contributing to the financial burden of the poorest families. 14,905 food parcels were provided to families for a period of 30 days before the holy month of Ramadan. 59,620 beneficiaries benefited - Securing and transporting 14,905 food parcels, weighing 24 kilos, to all the following governorates: Chittagong Province - Rangonia, Sand Ging Comilla County - Brahman Paraya, Titas Siraj Ganj Province - Borad certificates Port Narain Ganj District - Shimultuli Nilfimari Prefecture - Geldaka Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar. - Reducing the financial burden of providing food for displaced and refugee families from wars and hunger. Spending household savings on other matters, such as education and health.
Food assistance to Bangladesh (dates). Project to provide food aid 226 tons of dates.
Securing the distribution of shelter aid for those affected by the floods in Bangladesh. Providing shelter aid for those affected by the floods in Bangladesh, consisting of (6285) bags containing mattresses and blankets, and (6285) bags of household cooking utensils. Supporting those affected by the floods in Bangladesh Distribution of shelter aid to 25,140 beneficiaries affected by the floods in Bangladesh
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project - Bangladesh Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education on vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. Diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. 1021 were inspected for one of the capital’s schools in Dhaka for Bangladeshi students
Providing Water and sanitation solutions meet international standards for Rohingya IDPs in Cox's Bazar camp in Bangladesh. Providing safe drinking water and personal use of refugees in Cox's Bazar camp in Bangladesh and sanitation, as well as building proper warehouses to save some humanitarian relief tools and materials in the area concerned. Urgent intervention to provide water and environmental sanitation services to Rohingya IDPs according to the actual needs of the sector in Bangladesh with implementing partner.