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Optimizing Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Tanzania - Selian Hospital AIDS Control Program Optimizing Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Tanzania/Selian Hospital AIDS Control Program: Build and expand the capacity of indigenous Tanzanian health -care institutions and communities to provide HIV/AIDS prevention, care, support, and treatment services.
Afya  Endelevu (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM..
Elections and Political Processes - Election Management Elections and Political Processes - Support electoral management bodies to conduct elections, formal adjudication of electoral disputes, and security for elections.
Public Private Alliance with Touch Foundation The goal of program is to focuses on increasing the quantity and quality of the healthcare workforce in Tanzania as well strengtheningthe institutional capacity. The US Agency for International Development (USAID) supports our plan to reach rural patients and has announced a three year public-private partnership (2011-14), pledging to match donor contributions at a 1:1 basis up to US $8.5 million.
Tanzania Social Marketing Program (Tanzania):  Project objectives are to improve the health status of Tanzanians by expanding the impact of targeted social marketing initiatives aligned to measurable behavioral outcomes in HIV/AIDS, family planning, reproductive health, child survival, malaria, and strengthening local capacity to sustain social marketing health activities.  Activities are focused in Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Mwanza, Arusha, Shinyanga, Mara, Manyara, and Mbeya. The project supports both the Government of Tanzania and the U.S. Government health priorities including the Global Health Initiative Strategy by increasing uptake of preventive health services and product use. Major activities include strengthening and expanding demand, access and supply of essential health commodities including oral contraceptives (OCs) to large percentages of the Tanzanian population. TSMP will strengthen research to measure willingness to pay for various commodities such as OCs and increase support to the public sector to improve condom programming. This activity has, and will continue to, result in increased access to essential health commodities for improved health outcomes
Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Tanzania Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Tanzania
Center for Educational Development in Health/Arusha Center for Educational Development in Health/Arusha
The HIV Prevention with At-Risk Populations Project The HIV Prevention with At-Risk Populations Project
USAID/OFDA Grant for Agriculture-Food Security Post-harvest storage options in rapid onset emergencies and for vulnerable populations.
Enabling Policy Environment for Agricultural Sector Growth Program or SERA Enabling Policy Environment for Agricultural Sector Growth:-Collaborate with GoT, civil society and agribusiness associations in analytical work and advocacy for policy reforms to enhance enabling environment for trade and private sector investment in agriculture; and design and implement a communication strategy.
Landscape Conservation in Western Tanzania (LCWT) (Tanzania):  FY 2022 funds will support a new follow-on activity to the Landscape Conservation in Western Tanzania activity (TBD) that aims to reduce threats to chimpanzees and protect forest habitats in the Kigoma and Katavi regions. The follow-on activity will support regional and district authorities to develop and implement a strategic plan for conservation and support communities and local authorities to develop and implement inclusive land-use planning and district land-use frameworks that promote conservation and forest restoration in critical chimpanzee habitats outside of protected areas. .FY 2022 funds will also support management of the Gombe-Masito-Ugalla UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and provide technical assistance to districts developing management plans for two newly gazetted local authority forest reserves (Tongwe West and Masito). The primary threats to the biodiversity and remaining forest habitat in the western Tanzania landscape are the rapidly growing local population and its continued reliance on natural resources. With FY 2022 funds, USAID will strengthen local governance decision-making to scale successful land-use and natural resource management practices, promote sustainable livelihoods, engage with the private sector to support conservation-friendly agricultural value chains, and conduct social and behavior change interventions. .The LCWT activity also includes a reproductive health component that will support family planning services in four districts of the Kigoma and Katavi regions.  ..This activity will contribute $1.5 million towards the Great Apes earmark of $1.5 million,  $500,000 towards the Combating Wildlife Trafficking earmark of $3 million, and $737,500 towards the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises earmark of 3.5 million...
Strategic Radio Communications for Development (STRADCOM) The project was supporting and contributing on behavior change efforts and activities of other implementing partners. The project designed to serve as a center of excellence" for radio production that concentrated on radio expertise on creating appropriate and entertaining radio formats and on leveraging maximum impact at the community level by working in collaboration with other implementing partner.
USAID/Tanzania Mission Management Assessment USAID/Tanzania Mission Management Assessment
Tanzania 21st Century Basic Education Program (TZ21) (Tanzania):  The objective of this project is to improve reading achievement in nearly 1,000 primary schools in Mtwara and Zanzibar.  The program was modified in 2013 to focus greater attention on learning materials and teacher training that would improve outcomes for grade one and two students.  Results have since exceeded expectations and a cost extension is now envisioned through March 2016 to deepen the reforms and expand the program to reach additional children.  In FY 2014, TZ21 will continue to develop instructional content, develop and distribute appropriately levelled reading materials, train teachers and school managers to teach/supervise reading, and mobilize communities to advocate and plan for better learning outcomes.   In collaboration with Ministry of Education, TZ21 will expand to an additional region, reaching approximately 800 additional schools and 150,000 students.
Public Sector Systems Strengthening Plus (PS3+) (Tanzania):  ..The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM...... .
Citizen Engaging in Government Oversight (CEGO) in Agriculture PELUM works to enhance knowledge, build evidence, and raise awareness of the need to strengthen smallholder farmers' land rights for economic development, improved livelihoods, and agricultural sustainability while also improving governance and accountability.
Data-Driven Advocacy (DDA) (Tanzania):  &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;The Data-Driven Advocacy activity supports U.S. government objectives by promoting values such as respect for human rights, including access to information, and the freedoms of expression and association. FY 2021 funds will strengthen Tanzanian civil society organizations focused on human rights by improving their advocacy skills through training, mentorship, and coaching. These organizations will also be supported by providing them access to analysis and strategy development tools, and both international and domestic expertise. As a result, these organizations will lead on monitoring, collection, and use of information around rights issues and create stronger and more diverse coalitions to provide a greater collective voice on issues. With stronger capacity, these local organizations are better placed to pursue strategic litigation to challenge illegal or unconstitutional behavior. USAID will also train them in the use of media (both old and new) as an information dissemination tool, both to further advocacy as well as help promote the value of civil society organizations in a robust democracy. The activity will also provide grants to support the ongoing work of key organizations and networks. ...
Shinda Malaria (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Police & Prisons (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM..... .
FY 2010 ASHA Award - Touch Foundation, Bugando Medical Center FY 2010 ASHA Award - Touch Foundation, Bugando Medical Center
Rule of Law - Access to Justice Legal aid activities educate citizens on emerging policies and laws that affect their daily lives and provide legal assistance so that citizens are better able to access formal justice mechanisms.
RESPOND Tanzania Project (Tanzania):  RESPOND will reduce unmet needs for family planning (FP) by improving contraceptive choice; increasing education on, access to, and use of FP services, including before and after delivery; and integrating FP into other health areas, e.g., HIV, gender-based violence (GBV). It will cover 110 districts of Tanzania, reaching about seven million women of child-bearing age. It will support the Government of Tanzania goal of reducing maternal mortality and the U.S. Government development objective of improving broad-based socio-economic development, as stipulated in the Mission's new CDCS. Activities will include: providing FP through both static and outreach services; promoting new FP technologies; supporting post-abortion care clients; addressing GBV; and integrating FP into HIV services. Service provision will focus on rural, young, especially vulnerable and postpartum women. Expected results include serving over 761,000 clients with long-acting and permanent contraception and training over 1,600 service providers.
Citizens Engagement in Government Oversight in Health (CEGO) The Citizens Engaging in Government Oversight program will support five CSOs to conduct advocacy around issues in the Education, Health, Food Security, and Natural Resource Management Sectors.
Kijana Nahodha (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Basic Education - Literacy and Numeracy for Adults Basic Education - Provide individuals, 18 years or older, basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. It requires a unique set of learning activities with specialized instruction. Activities may be formal or non-formal, but are typically outside of the formal school setting.
Global Health Supply Chain Technical Assistance - Tanzania (Tanzania):  &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;With FY 2022 funds, the project will continue to provide technical assistance on Malaria health commodities by supporting the National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) in pipeline monitoring of malaria commodities to guide in decision making such as expediting shipments. GHSC TA will also enhance data quality and visibility through investing in system integration and data quality assessments. The project will ensure monitoring of  supply chain  performance through MOH/PSU and PORALG structures through advocating for the importance of reporting quality data, performance feedback sharing and initiatives such as the IMPACT team's approach. Note: This activity is also receiving HIV HSS funds.....
"Let's Read Together" (Tusome Pamoja) (Tanzania):  With FY 2019 funds, Tusome Pamoja will address issues noted in the 2018 Decentralized Periodic Learning Assessment (DPLA), which shows that between 2017 and 2018 there have been statistically significant - although geographically uneven - improvements in some reading skills (lower order skills), while challenges remain with regard to higher order skills. FY 2019 funding will strengthen both low order skills where required, and higher order skills. Tusome Pamoja will support Ward Education Officers (WEOs) to improve their administrative and academic oversight in schools by providing coaching and mentoring support to teachers in respective activity regions, as well as leading Communities of Learning. In response to the curriculum areas of focus for Standards 3 and 4 in mathematics in Mtwara and Zanzibar, Tusome Pamoja will introduce teacher reference and support materials on multiplication and division..... .. .
Natural Resources Management in East Africa Funds for Natural Resources Management in East Africa.
Kisa Project The Kisa Project is an initiative of AfricAid that provides school scholarships and leadership training to some of Africas brightest young women. Kisa means story in Swahili.
Malaria - Insecticide-Treated Nets (ITNs) to Prevent Malaria Malaria - Improve access to and use of ITNs to prevent malaria, including provision of nets and re-treatment kits; logistic support for the delivery of ITNs; behavior change about use of ITNs; improved access to long-lasting nets and net treatment technology; and private sector marketing of ITNs.
Mwanzo Bora Nutrition Project (Tanzania):  .The MBNP will use FY 2016 funds to scale up delivery of community and facility-based nutrition services through both health and agriculture sector platforms.  MBNP assists Government of Tanzania (GOT) District Nutrition Officers and District Multi-sectoral Nutrition Steering Committees to plan, budget, and track implementation of key nutrition activities. It also advocates on behalf of communities and assistance programs to ensure funds allocated for nutrition by the GOT are disbursed and activities implemented.  Geographically, MBNP will intensify its activities in Iringa and expand into Mbeya to increase the number of participating clients, villages, and councils.  MBNP also supports the rollout of social and behavior change communication, trains people at various levels on nutrition, and supports promotion of the uptake and consumption of fortified/ bio-fortified food to improve diets..
Trade and Investment Capacity - Trade and Investment Promotion Trade and Investment Capacity - Support for public and private sector institutions that promote the goods and services of developing countries in international markets and that promote international investments in developing country markets.
Tanzania Electoral Process Observation (TEPO) activity Through the Tanzania Electoral Process Observation (TEPO) activity, USAID will support Research and Education for Democracy in Tanzania (REDET) to undertake processional and objective domestic observation of Tanzanias 2020 General Election. With USAID assistance, REDET will recruit, train, and deploy both long and short-term domestic election observers to monitor the planning, administration, and conduct of elections.
USAID Kilimo Tija (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Political Competition and Consensus-Building Provide mediums (media, civil society organizations, advocacy groups/ associations) through which citizens can freely organize, advocate, and communicate with their government and with each other; strengthen a democratic political culture that values citizen and civic engagement, tolerance, and respect for human rights; empower citizens to participate in decision-making on matters affecting them; and mobilize constituencies to advocate for political reform, good governance, and strengthened democratic institutions and processes.
Caring for Children and Empowering Young People (C2EYP) The Caring for Children and Empowering Young People project, a 5-year, USAID-funded award. The goal of the project is to enable more Tanzanian OVC (children, adolescents, and young people orphaned and made vulnerable by HIV and other adversities) to utilize age-appropriate HIV/AIDS-related and other services for improved care, health, nutrition, education, protection, livelihoods, and psychosocial well-being.
Afya Yangu - Southern (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Enhancing Conservation and Community Gains through the Implementation of WMAs and Environmental Policies in Tanzania Enhancing Conservation and Community Gains through the Implementation of WMAs and Environmental Policies in Tanzania
Tanzania Human Resource Capacity Project IntraHealth led the Tanzania Human Resource Capacity Project, which identified and filled staffing shortfalls, building on the earlier work of the global Capacity Project. The project collaborated with more than 20 health sector leaders and managers from three regions to plan for and manage a larger and better trained health workforce.
Feed the Future  Enabling Growth through Investment and Enterprise (ENGINE) (Tanzania):  The purpose of the Enabling Growth through Investment and Enterprise activity (ENGINE) is to increase private sector investment leading to inclusive, broad-based economic growth in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania, plus Zanzibar. The development theory is that if the policy dialogue between the GOT and the private sector is strengthened to develop and implement enabling policies for investment, and the private sector has improved business skills and greater access to finance, then the binding constraints to private sector investment will be reduced, agricultural productivity and profitability will be increased and TAnzania's inclusive broad-based economic growth will be sustained. .As ENGINE enters its third year of implementation, funding will support interventions that focus at the sub-national level, using a broad-based approach and working with district councils, private sector associations, business development service providers, financial institutions, and micro, small, and medium enterprises (SMEs). FY 2018 funding will continue to support ENGINE's three main components: 1) Implement policies for growth by building the capacity of the private sector to effectively dialogue with the government and help set the policy agenda and improve the capacity of the public sector to implement policies; 2) Equip businesses for growth by strengthening SME capacity and creating greater demand for business development services (BDS) while increasing the sustainability of firms that deliver BDS; and, 3) Access to finance for growth by SMEs, specifically women and youth entrepreneurs, to facilitate increased investment and growth..ENGINE supports the U.S. Government's private sector growth priority by increasing productivity and consumption, which will create U.S. business opportunities for U.S. manufactured products and services. Demand-driven policy changes will improve the investment climate for U.S. companies. . .
M-Mama Activity (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
Feed the Future Advancing Youth (Tanzania):  The Feed the Future Tanzania Advancing Youth activity will use FY 2020 funding to connect youth with economic opportunities while providing technical trainings tailored to enhance their entrepreneurship and workforce readiness, leadership, and life-skills in three regions (Iringa, Mbeya, and Zanzibar). The activity will continue to establish new and strengthen existing youth-led savings and lending associations and identify market opportunities to increase youth incomes...Through the Grants Under Contracts mechanism tailored to youth-led partners the activity will develop closer ties with the private sector, strengthen existing partnerships for youth to access markets in the agribusiness value chains, help youth take up leadership roles, and facilitate job creation. FY 2020 funds will support rural micro, small, and medium enterprises established in accordance with Tanzania's National Youth Policy and Development vision. Complementing the above efforts, funding will be directed to life-skills and self-awareness to ensure youth make informed, healthy choices and build self-awareness skills needed to lead healthy and productive lives. By ensuring youth entrepreneurs and leaders are equipped with key skills and self-awareness to prevent HIV/AIDS and unwanted pregnancies for young mothers, our investments in the agri-business value chains are more effective. These interventions help achieve the U.S. Government's objective of improving the viability of Tanzania's private sector and furthers Tanzania's journey to self-reliance by expanding private sector economic opportunities for the quickly growing population of young people..
Mobilizing Maternal Health in Tanzania (Tanzania):  This public-private partnership addresses unsafe deliveries among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) that lead to maternal deaths. Specifically, the activity aims to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity by building a direct link from communities to three hospitals in Mwanza and Shinyanga through (1) provision of transportation for AGYW needing vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) repairs; and (2) deployment of trained community health workers to provide reproductive health services to AGYW, especially those pregnant and at risk due to HIV, age, poor nutrition, etc.. The activity provides referral and clinical services and links the issues of early marriage/pregnancy, ante- and post-natal care, safe delivery, improved emergency obstetric care, family planning, and treatment/rehabilitation of AGYW with VVF. Activity objectives are aligned with the Government of Tanzania's Big Results Now Initiative for health and with USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) Intermediate Result 2.1 (private sector growth constraints reduced).
USAID Uhuru - TB & FP LON Facility (Tanzania):  The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM.
MEASURE - Strengthening Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Capacity of the Community Health and Social Services The project is designed to improve the use of information in decision making within the national health and social services systems. Over the life of the project, results will include better service, systems, and vital health-related outcomes. Activities funded through this OP are solely malaria funded, and will focus on malaria specific data demand and use approaches to build host country counterpart capacity. Capacity will be built in multiple areas, including data analysis and communication to inform different audiences, to help policy makers and program managers use data in decision making, and to improve structured supervision in monitoring and evaluation activities. The data tools are also used to identify barriers to data use, deficiencies in data quality, and to suggest opportunities for improved data use among stakeholders. The activity aims at addressing the cross-cutting intermediate result (CCIR) of the Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) in fostering using data for evidence decision making and planning.
Family Planning and Outreach Program The goal of the program is to implement family planning outreach campaign for under serve women and youth in Tanzania.
Pamoja Tuwekeze Afya (PATA) (Tanzania):  . ..The planned activities and results are summarized in the PPARM..
Legislative Function and Processes - Oversight and Budget Capacity Legislative Function and Processes - Strengthen the capacity and ability of the legislature to engage in monitoring and oversight of government policies, programs, actions, and budgets through committee investigations and hearings, greater interaction with government officials, questioning of government representatives, and increased engagement in budget formulation, review, and oversight.