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Agricultural Sector Productivity Strengthen institutional capacities of public and private higher education institutions (including research institutes, teacher-training colleges and institutes, universities, community colleges, and the relevant officials, departments, and ministries responsible for higher education) to teach, train, conduct research, and provide community service; to contribute to development; and to promote professional development opportunities, institutional linkages, and exchange programs.
Health Systems Strengthening Project (HSSP) Health Systems Strengthening Project (HSSP)
Humanitarian Assistance Logistical support for logistics clusters and humanitarian services.
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Emergency agriculture, health, nutrition, and WASH response in Greater Upper Nile
Provide emergency multi-sector programs in South Sudan Emergency multi-sector services to conflict-affected and displaced populations of South Sudan
Continuous quality improvement of nutrition services in South Sudan FY19 award to provide supportive supervision for nutrition partners to ensure continuous quality improvement across the nutrition programs.
M/Oaa/T Packaged Commodities To Djibouti Prepo, Inv 21A M/Oaa/T Packaged Commodities To Djibouti Prepo, Inv 21A
Minimize Morbidity and Mortality from COVID-19 Disease Award aims to minimize morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 disease through WASH and health interventions in South Sudan.
Systems to Uphold the Credibility and Constitutionality of Elections in South Sudan (SUCCESS) (South Sudan):  SUCCESS provides technical assistance to civil society organizations (CSOs) to enable critical programming and consensus-building on key governance, peace, and conflict issues designed to increase citizen participation in political processes. FY 2020 funds will help build the institutional capacity of existing CSOs through instruction on sustainability, organizational management, and effective programming.  Support will also help CSO coalitions to promote inclusive dialogue, advocacy, and civic education, national identity as well as continue citizen consultations on issues such as transitional justice and accountability, and promote a greater sense of national identity.  This is done largely through holding of public events--that follow social distancing protocols, advocacy campaigns, and activities around the country.  With the FY 2020 funds, SUCCESS will continue to promote the sustainability of six civic engagement centers by supporting User Committees to develop greater ownership and leadership of the centers.
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency Multi-sector support to vulnerable populations in South Sudan
Emergency Health and Nutrition Response for IDPs Emergency Health and Nutrition Response for IDPs in South Sudan
Humanitarian Assitance To support the implementation of humanitarian coordination & information management and protection program in South Sudan that aims to support co-coordination in the protection and WASH clusters and providing protection assistance to conflict-affected populations.
Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene program in South Sudan's Upper Nile and Western Equatoria Award for an emergency WASH program to meet humanitarian needs caused by the Complex Emergency in South Sudan.
Humanitarian Assistance Coordination support and protection assistance for conflict-affected populations.
Gender Equity through Education (GEE) The purpose of this agreement is to support the Gender Equity through Education Program in South Sudan.
Relief to the Displaced and Flood-Affected Populations of South Sudan III (RDFAP-SIII) To increase livelihood options, strengthen resilience to food insecurity, and improve access to water, sanitation, and hygiene in South Sudan.
SWIFT Staffing The objective of this IDIQ is to provide USAIDs Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) with the means to support U.S. foreign policy objectives by catalyzing local initiatives to advance stability, peace and democracy in response to complex political crises. USAID/OTIs program team, comprised of USAID/OTI and Contractor personnel, will work on the ground to seize emerging windows of opportunity to provide adaptive and agile programming.
Title II Food Aid Program - WFP in South Sudan Title II Food Aid Program - WFP in South Sudan
Grant to GOAL for Agriculture and Food Security, ERMS, Health, Nutrition and WASH in South Sudan Grant to GOAL for Agriculture and Food Security, ERMS, Health, Nutrition and WASH in South Sudan
South Sudan Cash Transfers Monthly cash transfers to support 7,500 households in meeting their food needs during South Sudan's lean season through monthly cash-based transfers.
Health Humanitarian Assistance To increase access to integrated health, nutrition, wash and child protection services through community-based approaches.
Provide integrated primary health, nutrition, and protection services in conflict-affected South Sudan To provide comprehensive integrated primary healthcare and nutrition to internally-displaced people and conflict-affected populations
Support a helicopter dedicated to Inter-Cluster Working Group mission To support a helicopter dedicated to Inter-Cluster Working Group missions for flood assessment, single missions and ad-hoc missions related to the flood emergency or medical evacuation.
COVID-19 Mitigation Assistance Urban poor program will expand to help households impacted by COVID-19 mitigation measures meet their food needs.
Provision of life-saving and essential humanitarian assistance to displaced and vulnerable Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for Conflict-Affected and Food Insecure Populations in South Sudan
Humanitarian Assistance Activity Provide life-saving assistance and alleviate suffering among vulnerable populations in South Sudan
Humanitarian Assistance Programming in health, HCIM, nutrition, protection, shelter, and WASH interventions.
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 736 metric tons (MT) Ready-to-Use-Supplementary (RUTF).
WASH support and PPE provision to frontline workers Award will provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies to frontline workers in response to COVID-19.
Title II - Internal Transport, Storage and Handling ( ITSH), South Sudan for the Resilience and Food Security Program (RFSP) Title II - Internal Transport, Storage and Handling ( ITSH), South Sudan for the Resilience and Food Security Program (RFSP)
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency To reduce vulnerability to food insecurity by strengthening agricultural production and livelihoods for conflict-affected communities in South Sudan.
Emergency Assistance 12 month emergency response in South Sudan in HCIM, protection, and S&S sectors.
Strengthening Provision of Primary Health Care HIV Services in South Sudan (SPPHC) This five-year project, funded by the U.S. Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief through the U.S. Agency for International Development, seeks to support and increase access to high-quality, comprehensive HIV care and treatment services (including pediatric and adolescent HIV care) within the former Central Equatoria and Western Equatoria States in South Sudan. The project, which provides support to eight primary health care clinics, including a clinic in the Juba Protection of Civilians site, is designed to achieve the following four results: 1) strengthen state- and county-level Ministry of Health capacity to effectively plan, manage, implement and coordinate HIV programs, including services for HIV testing and counseling, prevention of mother-to-child transmission and antiretroviral therapy; 2) develop institutional and human resource capacity in the provision of comprehensive HIV services; 3) provide high-quality, integrated, comprehensive HIV services that will reduce new infections and keep HIV-positive patients healthy; and 4) strengthen systems for monitoring and evaluation of HIV services.
Prevent and reduce excess mortality and morbidity of vulnerable displaced populations and resident communities through health, nutrition, and protection interventions. Award to prevent and reduce excess mortality and morbidity of vulnerable displaced populations and resident communities in South Sudan through health, nutrition, and protection interventions.
UNICEF Emergency WASH Response and GBV Prevention Project UNICEF Emergency WASH Response and GBV Prevention Project
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide humanitarian aid organizations with essential security cooperation and information services including flash reporting, periodic analysis and briefings, safety related statistics, etc.
South Sudan Food Security Assistance To contribute to food and nutrition security of vulnerable, conflict affected, displaced and returnee populations in South Sudan.
Strengthening Free and Independent Media in South Sudan Program (i-STREAM) (South Sudan):  The Strengthening Free and Independent Media in South Sudan (i-STREAM) project supports access to comprehensive and unbiased media and increases the capacity of journalists and media outlets to operate effectively and safely. FY 2020 funds will be used to continue to provide citizens with access to critical information, including peace and conflict mitigation efforts, through support to the network of independent community radio stations (which broadcast in nine local languages) and increase the reach of Eye Radio.  Eye Radio is currently available in six of South Sudan's 10 states through its repeater stations reaching upwards of three million citizens, broadcasting primarily in English and Juba Arabic, with limited reporting in local languages.  Assistance to these stations will also be used to continue to develop the capacity of journalists and station operators.  The project will also continue to provide sub-grant support to media organizations working to improve the media sector, provide critical advice and legal aid to journalists, and develop peace messaging and promote dialogue. The project will support media organizations' oversight of the implementation of the peace process as well as the response to the COVID-19 crisis, both in terms of radio programming and also efforts to minimize the effect of misinformation, and rumor tracking.. .. .
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency Basic Award to Action Against Hunger/US for Surveillance and Evaluation and Multi-sectoral Emergency Teams in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency Provision of protection assistance to save lives, alleviate suffering and contribute to a protective environment in South Sudan
People-To-People (P2P) Reconciliation Fund In 2004, the Congress established the People-to-People (P2P) Reconciliation Funds program to support people-to-people conflict mitigation and reconciliation activities, with the intent of bringing together individuals of different ethnic, religious or political backgrounds from areas of civil conflict and war. This P2P activity is located in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/CE Basic Award to World Relief International to provide life-saving nutrition, health, food security and livelihoods assistance to conflict affected populations in the Greater Upper Nile Region in South Sudan.
Emergency Food Assistance in South Sudan Emergency Food Assistance in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency To provide WASH services for conflict-affected South Sudanese
Logistics Cluster support in South Sudan - The Logistics Cluster is a coordination mechanism activated to ensure an efficient and effective emergency response. Logistics Cluster support in South Sudan - The Logistics Cluster is a coordination mechanism activated to ensure an efficient and effective emergency response.
Boma-Badingilo Landscape Conservation (South Sudan):  .FY 2020 biodiversity funds for the Conservation of Boma-Badingilo landscape builds the foundation for conservation, anti-trafficking of wildlife, land and natural resource management, conflict mitigation, and security and livelihood activities to enhance economic resilience within the landscape. FY 2020 funds will develop small-scale, economic opportunities for communities living in the protected areas, which can replace current unsustainable economic practices that destroy South Sudan's wildlife and natural resources.  Through technical assistance, this project will strengthen the capacity of natural resource management organizations and traditional authority figures in targeted communities to protect wildlife and forests from the threats of gas, oil, and mineral extraction.  Funds will also combat illegal poaching and trafficking of wildlife by supporting the development of conservation and management plans for high biodiversity areas...Anticipated results include: .Prevention of local poaching and regional trafficking in wildlife and wildlife products;Strengthened capacities of local authorities and community groups in sustainable land-use planning, natural resource management, and conservation;Improved conservation and natural resource management capacities of wildlife rangers, community groups, and traditional authorities to effectively conserve biodiversity;Conflict reduction, creating opportunities for local communities to engage in economic activities;Improved security in the protected area and corridor management conserving the great wildlife migrations, biodiversity, and vast savannah, wetlands, and forests of the landscapeImproved governance and natural resource management practices throughout the landscape; andThe Wildlife Conservation Society, which implemented similar biodiversity activities in this location for years, is uniquely placed to tackle the issues of this biodiversity context.
Humanitarian Assistance To reach the most vulnerable, hard-to-reach communities through targeted interventions to improve health, nutrition, shelter, WASH and protection outcomes in order to reduce morbidity and mortality.
Youth Empowerment Activity (South Sudan):  The Youth Empowerment Activity (YEA) will support youth ages 15-29 with the knowledge, skills, and social support to lead healthier lives, generate an income, and contribute to the social cohesion of their communities. The activity will increase access to functional literacy, numeracy, soft and life skills, and wellbeing programs; expand entrepreneurial, employment, and vocational opportunities; increase support for positive behavior changes among youth to make more informed adolescent reproductive health choices and cultivates equitable gender norms; and support social cohesion among the youth and their communities through youth-led  civic engagement that address community needs..YEA will support the development and procurement of teaching and training materials for trainers and trainees, train youth including young women in functional literacy and numeracy skills, and provide work readiness skills, including English for the workplace.  The activity will also issue grants to youth-led and youth serving organizations to support youth friendly services and livelihood and agro-pastoral improvement and entrepreneurship support.  The activity will increase access to and demand of quality learning, skills and wellbeing services, support opportunities for youth leaders, peer mentorships and support to youth service corps leaders. To prevent youth from engaging in unproductive activities, including engaging in political and communal conflict, YEA will  provide training and mentoring of youth to become mentors and agents of peace, and expand access to learning, livelihood, sexual and reproductive health behavior change, and civic engagement activities for disadvantaged youth. .....
World Food Programme South Sudan Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award World Food Programme South Sudan Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award
Emergency multi-sector integrated response in conflict-affected South Sudan Emergency multi-sector integrated response in conflict-affected South Sudan
Project on Good Governance in the Republic of South Sudan (PROGRESS) Strengthening Democratic Governance in the Republic of South Sudan (Nile Gov Project)
Emergency mobile health, nutrition, and protection services To provide emergency mobile health, nutrition, and protection services in South Sudan.
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency Basic Award to Relief International for Emergency WASH and Nutrition programming for conflict-affected areas of South Sudan
PIO Grant with UNICEF to improve treatment of acute malnutrition through supportive supervision, monitoring, and corrective actions To improve treatment of acute malnutrition through supportive supervision, monitoring, and corrective actions in South Sudan
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency services of nutrition, health, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), agriculture and shelter/NFI assistance,
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/CE To provide camp management services at IDP sites in South Sudan.
Emergency lifesaving assistance in South Sudan Provision of emergency health, nutrition, WASH, and Child Protection
Upper Nile WASH Support Activity Award to address health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and protection needs in Upper Nile State.
Follow On Award, GBV Response And Coordination With Integrated Health, Livelihoods, Nutrition And Protection Sector. Follow On Award, GBV Response And Coordination With Integrated Health, Livelihoods, Nutrition And Protection Sector.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide emergency response to acute needs in the HCIM and settlement sectors
Provide nationwide rapid response to acute emergency needs in South Sudan Provide nationwide rapid response to acute emergency needs in South Sudan
AFIA WASH (South Sudan):  .Unsafe or inadequate access to sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services negatively affects public health and related development indicators in South Sudan, where only 33.6 percent of the rural population has access to safe drinking water, 9.3 percent of the rural population has access to basic sanitation, and 73.3 percent of the rural population practice open defecation. There is a significant disparity in access between urban and rural areas, especially in the areas of basic access to safe drinking water which is at 70 percent in urban settings, with basic sanitation at 41.3 percent, and open defecation at 8 percent..In FY 2023, USAID will continue to fund the Afia Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activity to:.Strengthen sub-national and private WASH sector coordination and management.  To achieve this, Afia WASH will foster leadership, resource contributions, and coordination among county and state-level actors to develop clear roles and responsibilities and stakeholder buy-in for the planning and oversight of WASH activities. Activities include conducting joint sector reviews in two states and four county level consultations and providing technical assistance to strengthen institutional skills, systems, and processes critical to the fulfillment of institutional management roles..Deliver and expand inclusive and resilient WASH services.  Afia WASH will repair and rehabilitate non-functional water points and systems and construct new water and sanitation infrastructure. At least 5,000 people will gain access to basic safe drinking water, 8,000 people access basic sanitation services and five villages will achieve open defecation free status..Adopt key WASH behaviors in target communities and address harmful gender norms.  Afia WASH will also target these communities with messages related to handwashing with soap or ash, universal use of sanitation facilities, and proper menstrual hygiene management.   ...
Girls Education phase 11 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) - Girls Education phase 11
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency To provide protection and healthcare services to conflict-affected populations in South Sudan.
OFDA-2014-South Sudan/CE-Contract-JS Connor Airlift of 1000 Rolls of Plastic and 4506 Hygiene Kits from NBO-Juba
Humanitarian assistance activity To provide humanitarian assistance to response to acute needs through the nutrition, health, wash, food security, and shelter sectors in South Sudan.
Integrated Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Response and Prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV) (South Sudan):  .Through this activity, USAID provides access to basic water, sanitation, and hygiene services; mitigates risks of gender-based violence (GBV) for women and girls; and provides life-saving services related to GBV, including addressing psychosocial needs in South Sudan. With FY 2019 funds, USAID will improve the health of 100,000 South Sudanese with access to basic water and sanitation services by:  1) promoting positive hygiene and sanitation practices; 2) expanding access to basic safe water and sanitation, and 3) supporting and strengthening the capacity of local authorities and communities to plan, implement, and govern water and sanitation services. GBV prevention and response will be an integral part of all the activities. FY 2019 funds will be used to:.Increase access to basic safe water by rehabilitating 80 non-functional boreholes; drilling 45 new boreholes; building five water yards with solar systems; and training Water Management Committee members.Improve access to basic sanitation services by constructing 12 communal latrines in high-population locations; working with 12 villages to trigger Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS); conduct capacity-building sessions in latrine construction; and supply tools and materials for constructing      latrines.Promote integrated social behavior change hygiene messages through a trained network of volunteers and sanitation promotion activities, including menstrual hygiene management at schools and public settings. This activity was awarded to IOM because of its organizational flexibility and consistent presence on the ground in South Sudan despite outbreaks of conflict. IOM's experience in working in the implementation areas and with targeted communities as well as its close collaboration with UN organizations and the UN Mission's response in Protection of Civilians sites makes IOM uniquely suited to implement the WASH activities.
Humanitarian Assistance Provision of health, WASH, agriculture, nutrition and, economic recovery and market systems (ERMS) programs.
Rapid Response Mechanism A consortium approach to implement health, nutrition, wash services through a rapid response mechanism.
Promoting Peace and Social Reconciliation in South Sudan (South Sudan):  .To help the South Sudanese overcome the divisions that the current conflict has exposed, this program will foster peace and reconciliation among conflict-affected communities by increasing the capacity of local actors to support peace and reconciliation processes.  The program will also address the trauma of current and past crises and strengthen local systems to ensure inclusive peace and reconciliation processes.  FY 2016 funding will focus on: 1) promoting peace dialogues and citizen participation in local reconciliation processes; 2) promoting broader understanding and promotion of human rights at local levels; 3) supporting community-driven transitional justice mechanisms; and 4) trauma healing and resilience for victims of conflict; and 5) integrate the needs and views of citizens in formal peace negotiations. This reconciliation for Peace process will be built on experiences and lessons learned in South Sudan's grassroots peacebuilding work from the 1990s to date........
OFDA-2014-South Sudan/CE-Contract-DHL Global Forwarding 2014-02-03-001 - Transport of 1,000 rolls of plastic sheeting (replacement of stock deployed to South Sudan) from the manufacturer in Chicago to the Dubai whse.
To Provide Aid For Response To Acute Needs In South Sudan Through The Agriculture And Food Security, Economic Recovery And Market Systems, Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation And Hygeine Sectors. To Provide Aid For Response To Acute Needs In South Sudan Through The Agriculture And Food Security, Economic Recovery And Market Systems, Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation And Hygeine Sectors.