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Broad Agency Announcement - Urban Health (USAID Global Health (GH)):  &amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;gt;&lt;!--br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&gt;Using real-time implementation research to support, test, and document solutions, the Kuboresha Afya Mitaani project aims to strengthen urban health policy and regulation in conjunction with practical approaches to address the health needs of urban mothers, newborns, and children; implement and validate a digital approach to empower women, households and communities to demand higher quality MNCH care throughout the continuum of their pregnancy up to 12 months postpartum, including for childhood immunizations; test and develop effective approaches to strengthen linkages between public and private sector health facilities and frontline providers to deliver high-quality, life-saving care; optimize the ability of the health system to increase the number of facilities providing high quality MNH services; engage communities, health system stakeholders, and non-health actors in a participatory platform that addresses health system and environmental challenges, including improving knowledge of and advocacy for issues related to WASH and household air pollution within informal settlements. This work will not only improve outcomes for almost 60,000 of Nairobi's most vulnerable women and children, but it will also use real-time learning to plan and catalyze a sustainable approach across Kenya's largest city, working in partnership with key public and private sector stakeholders that can inform efforts in other African urban contexts. It will provide a template for African cities to understand how to build successful programs to address the unique challenges of MNCH in informal settlements.
Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish Purpose: To conduct research on fish to contribute to the needs of small scale fish producers and processors, and stakeholders along fish value chain. The FTFIL for Fish will conduct research along the aquaculture value chain using a country-led process to define the program's research priorities. The project draws on the expertise of US universities and developing country research institutions to address the GFSS goal of reducing global hunger, malnutrition, and poverty. Activities: Research across the biophysical and social sciences on fish with a global program scope. The research project will focus on research activities and results; increase collaboration between the Management Entity, Asia, Africa and Central America partners; explore collaboration opportunities with other Innovation Labs as well as private industry partnerships in the area of fish meal replacement in fish feed, fish genetic improvement, nutrition, food safety, income generation, gender and youth.
SO2: Enhanced Integrated Water Resource Mgmt. Enhanced Integrated Water Resources Management
Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP): Phase II of Construction - Mohanad Tahaineh The projects primary objective is to increase students access to improved school environment and to provide youth with facilities for sports and other activities.
Architecture and Engineering of Al-Bashir Emergency Department (ABED) Architecture and Engineering of Al-Bashir Emergency Department (ABED)
Non-Revenue Water Activity (Jordan):  The purpose of this activity is to improve the quality and efficiency of water delivery for residents of Amman, including Syrian refugees, by improving the Jordan Water Company's (Miyahuna) performance in managing Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Projects.  The investment will begin in Amman because the completion of the billion-dollar Disi water supply system from southern Jordan will result in a substantial increase in NRW losses in Amman and requires a sustained program to reduce these losses.  The activity will later be expanded to Aqaba and Zarqa.  Through the use of a Fixed Amount Reimbursment Agreement (FARA) mechanism with Miyahuna, the NRW Activity aims to assist Miyahuna in decreasing NRW that is lost through leakage, illegal use, or inaccurate billing in selected zones of Amman through detection, repair, and remediation projects, and collecting the baseline data for possible future public-private partnerships in continued repair, operations and maintenance of the system.  These investments will have an immediate impact on improving water delivery and increase cost recovery for the utility.
Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP): Phase II of Construction - Babel The projects primary objective is to increase students access to improved school environment and to provide youth with facilities for sports and other activities.
Schools For Knowledge Economy Phase IV (SKEP IV) Schools For Knowledge Economy Phase IV (SKEP IV)
Jordan Competitiveness Program (Jordan):  .The Jordan Competitiveness Program (JCP) fosters sustainable economic growth by enhancing Jordan's competitiveness, improving the business enabling environment and increasing employment, investment and exports within targeted sectors.  JCP focuses on developing key drivers of competitiveness for targeted clusters with high growth potential through improving the business enabling environment, business development at the firm level and supporting sector associations to attract investment.  Target sectors include information and communication technology (ICT), clean technologies and health sciences/medical services.  JCP supports economic reforms in accordance with the Jordan Compact by providing policy, legal and regulatory assistance to the Government of Jordan.  A key element of JCP's approach is strengthening Jordan's innovation network - connecting public, private, and academic organizations and individuals, both domestically and internationally. .
Yarmouk Water Company (YWC) Fara For Yarmouk Water Company (YWC) under the Nationwide Water Metering and Monitoring and Emergency Water Loss Reduction Project
Fiscal policy Encourage and help countries to apply sustainable and efficient fiscal policies, which consist of establishing revenue and expenditure structures and develop management techniques that allow a government to manage the economy through the expansion and contraction of government spending. All support for fiscal policy should be decentralized to the appropriate level of government, and seek to eliminate the potential for corruption.
Management Engineering Services Contract (MESC) (Jordan):  .The Management Engineering Services Contract (MESC) will work with two water utility companies, Miyahuna (Amman municipality) and the Aqaba Water Company (south of Jordan), to manage their Non-Revenue Water (NRW) program. Through MESC, USAID builds the capacity of these water utilities in all areas pertaining to management, monitoring, and repair. This includes upgrading their ability to plan, design, procure, and manage NRW infrastructure upgrades so that future upgrades can be completed autonomously without external support. ...
USAID Gender Program Promote gender equality and female empowerment to address the social, political and economic challenges that are facing women.
WASH Capacity Building in the Middle East WASH Capacity Building in the Middle East.
FARA III Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Support to the Jordan Valley Authority for reliable water supply.
Cities Implementing Transparent, Innovative, Effective Solutions (CITIES) (Jordan):  The Cities Implementing Transparent, Innovative, Effective Solutions (CITIES) activity improves the effectiveness, responsiveness, and transparency of municipal governance. CITIES increases opportunities for meaningful citizen engagement by reducing impediments to local economic development while promoting social cohesion and community resilience to ongoing change in a volatile region. Through technical assistance and material support, CITIES helps partner municipalities strengthen their internal financial and human resource management systems, enhance service delivery like solid waste management, and change the way municipalities make information available to citizens through online platforms and town hall meetings. In response to Government of Jordan requests for assistance to stimulate economic opportunities, CITIES also promotes small scale jobs creation, investment opportunities, and other drivers of economic growth at the local level. USAID partners with several ministries, all 12 governors' offices, and 33 municipalities across the Kingdom. USAID will evaluate some interventions through a quasi-experimental impact evaluation to identify and scale-up successful interventions for more widespread adoption. This activity advances ICS Mission Objective 3.2 (which.incorporates the USAID Country Development Cooperation Strategy Development.Objective 2) to strengthen democratic accountability and effective governance...... .
Family Planning and Reproductive Health Strengthen the legal, regulatory, institutional, and information environment which protects and enables the growth in associational life and the development of independent and sustainable civil society organizations (CSOs).  Build the capacity of civil society organizations to act as agents for reform and support their participation in democratic decision-making through articulating and representing their members interests, engaging in service delivery, and advocating for issues which become part of the public agenda and are reflected in public policies. Encourage the strengthening of a civic culture which supports democratic institutions and processes, active participation in political and civic life, and the civic virtues of tolerance, pluralism, compromise, trust, and respect for individual rights, including gender equality.
Health Finance and Governance (Jordan):  Through the Health Finance and Governance activity, USAID is improving health sector sustainability and resilience through public spending efficiency and health sector governance. In order to expand health insurance coverage to vulnerable groups, USAID is assisting the Government of Jordan (GOJ) to achieve its universal health coverage goal and to prepare the Ministry of Health (MOH) for decentralization. USAID is developing a national financing strategy and action plan, implementing cost containment measures, and creating a national database registry to track and streamline insurance subscription coverage. USAID is reforming Jordan's national immunization program to modernize its procurement policies and systems. In order to support the provision of essential services, USAID will partner with the GOJ and other insurance providers to establish and increase access to a standardized package of reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health services. In doing so, USAID will support the implementation of the Government of Jordan Renaissance Plan and the national MOH strategy. This activity advances ICS Mission Objective 3.2 (which.incorporates the USAID Country Development Cooperation Strategy Development.Objective 2) to strengthen democratic accountability and effective governance.....
AK EDU PIL JSEP Phase V Package 1 MZ Zara Ma'in Bypass Facility (ZMBF)-Hussein Atieh
Management Engineering Services Contract (MESC) Phase II Management Engineering Services Contract (MESC) Phase II in Jordan.
Schools For Knowledge Economy Phase I (SKEP I) Pkg 1 Schools For Knowledge Economy Phase I (SKEP I) Pkg 1
MZ Zara Ma'in Bypass Facility (ZMBF)-Hussein Atieh MZ Zara Ma'in Bypass Facility (ZMBF)-Hussein Atieh
IMPROVED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Supports the following illustrative program-funded costs: salaries of US, FSN, and TCN and other staff such as PSCs, RSSAs, PASAs, CASUs working for the US Government managing, administering, and supporting programs and their program-funded benefits such as housing, travel, transportation, education allowances etc; institutional contractors that provide such staff, rent, IT services, the program-funded share of utilities, staff training costs and the cost of developing and administering training programs, equipment and supplies, ICASS, vehicle fuel and maintenance, maintenance contracts, janitorial services, operational unit web page development and maintenance, outreach such as publications and the cost of their preparation (including staff costs), and technical assistance to ensure USG compliance with regulations.
QN Construction Of Mafraq Waste Water Treatment Plant QN Construction Of Mafraq Waste Water Treatment Plant
SO3: Improved Social Sector Development and Goverance Improved Social Sector Development and Governance
Government-to-Government Funding Government-to-Government funding to the government of Jordan Water Authority.
Pre-Service Teacher Education in Jordan (PRESTIJ) (Jordan):  The GOJ is committed to better preparing teachers before they enter public school classrooms. The Pre-Service Teacher Education in Jordan activity will support a larger and more sustainable supply of certified Grade 4-10 school teachers in Jordan by institutionalizing best practices in pre-service teacher education in four public universities. Through this activity, USAID will provide technical assistance to public universities and relevant GOJ entities to scale up implementation of the pre-service teacher education modules as well as work with the GOJ to improve public perception of the teaching profession and support the GOJ on key reforms. ...
Fiscal Reform Bridge Activity (Jordan):  Given the importance of Fiscal Reform II Project's (FRP II) role in implementing the International Monetary Fund Stand-By Agreement and issuance of two billion dollar U.S.-backed loan guarantees, a sole-source award ("bridge") will keep the existing FRP II team in place for an additional ten months.  The bridge activity will continue to strengthen the macroeconomic foundations for growth in Jordan by improving the efficiency and transparency of government spending, taxation and fiscal policy, and facilitating trade.  The Fiscal Reform Bridge Activity will: -Improve quality of the public financial management system-Foster increased implementation of results-oriented budgeting-Enhance revenue mobilization through improved tax collection and administration-Adopt resource-saving reforms in selected government programs-Reduce the time and cost of trading across borders-Support implementation of an increased number of public/private partnerships
Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP): Phase II of Construction - Mohd El Eidie The projects primary objective is to increase students access to improved school environment and to provide youth with facilities for sports and other activities.
Water Metering and Emergency Water Loss Reduction Project $11m under the nationwide Water Metering and Emergency Water Loss Reduction Project.
IMPROVE ASSESS TO & QUALITY OF REPROD. & PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Improved Quality of Life for Jordanian Families and Communities
Monitoring and Evaluation Support Project (Jordan):  The purpose of the Monitoring and Evaluation Support Program is to provide technical assistance and advisory services to all USAID/Jordan Development Objective teams and implementing partners in the areas of project monitoring, evaluation, research, organizational learning and knowledge management to enable USAID/Jordan to fulfill its performance and evaluation requirements as mandated by the Agency's policies and guidance. These services will include designing and conducting independent, high quality performance and impact evaluations; building capacity of USAID staff and implementing partners; assisting mission and implementing partners to monitor and track progress against mission Performance Management Plan; and, strengthening communication, coordination, collaboration and synergies within the Mission and with other key stakeholders regarding program interventions, monitoring and evaluation and lessons learned.
Partnership for Education II (Jordan):  .The activity will build upon previous programming to strengthen the quality of education in Jordan through support such as capacity building, equipment, training, educational assessments.  USAID has invested in Jordan's education sector since 2003 through continued partnership with the MOE to improve the quality of essential social services through more accountable and sustainable management of education. All USAID investments align with Government of Jordan (GOJ) sector strategies, including the recently launched Education Strategic Plan and the "Education for Prosperity: Delivering Results - A National Strategy for Human Resource Development 2016-2025." USAID/Jordan previously supported the GOJ via Partner Government System (PGS) assistance through three different agreements. This direct investment will support the GOJ to continue participation in international tests that inform decision-making, and will increase learning outcomes in the early grades through training and equipment provision. This award is the complementary PGS to USAID's nationwide early grade reading program, implemented through a different mechanism. By directly supporting the GOJ to assume ownership over parts of RAMP, USAID is paving the way to transition to self-reliance through government implementation of the program. .
Outreach and Communication Project (Jordan):  .     The Outreach and Communication Services activity advances USAID/Jordan's goal to promote understanding of the long-standing partnership between the United States (through USAID) and the Government of Jordan and, more specifically, to emphasize that USAID is delivering on the commitments made by the U.S. government to support the Kingdom's efforts toward democratic and economic reform...     Recognizing the requirement in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 to inform host-country audiences receiving U.S. Government assistance, USAID/Jordan is committed to increasing awareness among Jordanians about the U.S. commitment to Jordan's security and stability over six decades of assistance to millions of Jordanians. The project supports USAID/Jordan's Country Development Cooperation Strategy goals and strategic communication objectives by engaging with implementing partners, beneficiaries, counterparts from the Government of Jordan, the private sector, civil society, and other stakeholders to strengthen perceptions about USAID and the U.S. government. This activity reinforces the USAID/Jordan topline message that USAID fosters a spirit of self-sufficiency and self-reliance and that the ultimate purpose of foreign assistance is to end its existence and advances ICS Mission Objective 3.1 (which incorporates the USAID Country Development Cooperation Strategy Development Objective 3) to improve Jordan's ability to deliver essential services in the health, education, and water sectors... .. ... .
SO2: Enhanced Integrated Water Resource Mgmt. Conserve biodiversity and manage natural resources in ways that maintain their long-term viability and preserve their potential to meet the needs of present and future generations. Activities include combating illegal and corrupt exploitation of natural resources and the control of invasive species. Programs in this element should be integrated with the Agriculture Area under Economic Growth and Conflict Mitigation and Reconciliation Area under the Peace and Security Objective, when applicable and appropriate.
Health Systems Strengthening II (HSS II) The Health Systems Strengthening II Bridge project (HSS II Bridge) is a USAID initiative in Jordan led by Abt Associates that continues to improve the quality of and access to safe motherhood and family planning health care services for Jordanian families. HSS II Bridge is a successor to the HSS II five-year project that began in 2009. The project continues to collaborate closely with the Jordan Ministry of Health (MOH), the Royal Medical Services (RMS) and the Higher Population Council (HPC) to develop a stronger health system - one that supports and achieves improvements in health outcomes by stimulating structural, administrative, and behavioral change. A core HSS II Bridge strategy is building the managerial and clinical capacity of the MOH, the RMS, and other key institutions. Objectives for Jordan: Family Planning (FP): The adoption of the improvement collaborative approach by select MOH hospitals and primary health care centers to improve FP service delivery and use with special emphasis on urban poor areas. The development of FP counseling materials and approaches adapted to encourage the use of modern family planning methods among those currently using traditional methods. Safe Motherhood: Documented use of the Active Management of Third Stage of Labor (AMTSL) for the prevention of postpartum hemorrhage at selected MOH and RMS hospitals. Documented use of the Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) system for managing newborns with respiratory problems at MOH and RMS hospitals. The development of documentation pertinent to the introduction of the preconception care model. Knowledge Management: The establishment of models for data use at MOH central, health directorate and facility levels.The design of a maternal mortality surveillance and response system that is ready for implementation. The provision of a list of standard information technology equipment to accredited MOH primary healthcare facilities. Community Health: The transformation of two CHCs into CBOs capable of providing FP services.
Elections, Political Processes and Participation activity (New Activity) (Jordan):  N/A
Water Reuse and Environmental Conservation Project Working with USAID, AECOM is protecting Jordan's scarce water supplies by supporting pollution prevention, water reuse, improved regulation, increased water efficiency and disposal site cleanup. Industrial facilities in Jordan use large quantities of water in their manufacturing processes, but many lack the facilities to treat their wastewater properly before sending it to municipal sewer systems or public disposal sites. With enhanced environmental management systems, clearer regulations, and improved treatment systems, this water can be used in irrigation or internally in manufacturing, which will help conserve water resources. Objectives for Jordan: Main goals include: Increasing the efficient use of water and energy by Jordanian industries through training and technical support.. Supporting industrial efforts to improve environmental performance. Improving the Ministry of Environment’s (MoEnv) capacity to enforce environmental regulations. Strengthening the ability of laboratories to analyze industrial wastewater samples.Cleaning up polluted “hot spots,” improving industrial waste management practices, and strengthening industrial wastewater treatment. Helping communities generate income through water reuse projects. Increasing public awareness of the benefits of water reuse and promoting the sustainable reuse of biosolids.
Water Loss Reduction Activities - Miyahuna Water Loss Reduction Activities - Miyahuna
Public Relations services to the Mission The purpose of this contract is to provide PR services to the Mission.
Jordan School Construction and Rehabilitation Program II Jordan School Construction and Rehabilitation Program II
Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP): Phase II Design Review And Meetings - Al Joud Contracting Company The projects primary objective is to increase students access to improved school environment and to provide youth with facilities for sports and other activities.