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Her Future, Her Choice: Strengthening Young Women's Sexual Reprod Healt & Rights The project was developed to respond to the gender inequality and women's rights violations undermining access to comprehensive, rights -based sexual and reproductive health information and services for adolescent girls and young women (10 -24 years) in selected districts of Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia.  The program directly addresses the barriers that are hindering access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for adolescent girls and young women in program communities – particularly harmful social norms, traditional practices and taboos regarding sexuality; lack of adequate information on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services; and lack of decision -making power by women regarding their health and sexuality.  In so doing, the program ultimately contributes to transforming gender inequality and discrimination, which are at the root of these barriers.  This will be achieved by applying a three -pronged approach: (1) engaging adolescent girls and young women, men and boys, community -leaders and norm -setters to understand and transform discriminatory social norms through awareness raising leading to increased mobilization for greater SRHR for young women, including in schools (encouraging comprehensive sexuality education), to create a demand for comprehensive SRH services. Through this component the project will address issues of sexual and gender -based violence (GBV); including child, early and forced marriage (CEFM); early pregnancy; and female genital mutilation and cutting (FGMC) empowering women to be able to make reproductive health choices for themselves. (2) Strengthening the health system to deliver comprehensive SRH services including family planning, contraception, safe abortion and comprehensive post -abortive care and secondary prevention services for GBV.  This will be achieved by training health service providers at the health facility level, and through improving health system management capacity and quality improvement prac
Citizen Action in Anti-Corruption The project will provide independent analysis of circumstances of the impact of corruption on people's lives from which clear anti -corruption messages will be generated with emphasis on enabling and facilitating a culture of anti -corruption action by citizens. The message will be simplified yet made to remain powerful empirical evidence on the economic and social costs of corruption.  The messages will be packaged and shared with the public to make knowledge/information more readily available for mass mobilisation against corruption through; Radio Listening Clubs; Social media such as WhatsApp and Facebook; Oxfam will partner with two key mobile phone providers to share the information with the public through SMS and provide a text message hotline.
SMC Third Party Funding [Nigeria] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Nigeria]
SMC Third Party Funding [Togo] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Togo]
SMC Third Party Funding [South Sudan] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [South Sudan]
SMC Third Party Funding [Guinea-Bissau] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Guinea-Bissau]
SMC Third Party Funding [Burkina Faso] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Burkina Faso]
SMC Third Party Funding [Africa Region] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Africa Region]
SMC Third Party Funding [Mozambique] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Mozambique]
SMC Third Party Funding [United Kingdom] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [United Kingdom]
SMC Third Party Funding [Chad] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Chad]
SMC Third Party Funding [Uganda] Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) [Uganda]
SMC Third Party Funding Funds received from various parties supporting Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC)
Growing up Healthy Together: Comprehensive Early Childhood Development in El Salvador The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to: (i) strengthen health promotion behaviors among children aged 0 to 7 and their mothers during preconception and gestation; (ii) strengthen the early identification of risks and developmental delays in children aged0 to 7; (iii) improve the provision of quality maternal and child health care services, and (iv) in case of an Eligible Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
El Salvador Water Sector Resilience Project The proposed Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to improve the quality, reliability, and efficiency of water supply services in selected areas of El Salvador, and in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
El Salvador Local Economic Resilience Project The Project Development Objective is to improve institutional performance of municipalities and increase access for citizens to services and resilient infrastructure.
Education Quality Improvement Project The objective of the Project is to improve access, retention and graduation rates for students in the Lower Secondary Education and the Upper Secondary Education of the Borrower's public schools adopting the Inclusive Full Time School Model (IFTS Model).
Promoting Job Opportunities and Skills Development in El Salvador The project development objective is to facilitate access to employment opportunities and promote skills development of selected groups.
Fiscal Management and Public Sector Performance Technical Assistance Loan To strengthen the institutional capacity of specific government processes and agencies to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of revenue and expenditure management and enhance accountability and transparency in the public sector.
Income Support and Employability Project The proposed Project aims to support the Government of El Salvador in its short-term response to the crisis, while at the same time contributing to the establishment of an integrated social protection system.  Within this context, the Project development objectives are to: (i) provide temporary income support to the urban vulnerable poor; (ii) improve the coverage of labor intermediation and training services to the urban vulnerable poor; and (iii) improve the institutional capacity of the Borrower to develop an integrated social protection system.
El Salvador COVID-19 Emergency Response Project To respond to and mitigate the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthen the national system for public health
preparedness in El Salvador.
STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEM The objectives of the Project are to:  (i) expand the coverage, quality, and equity in utilization of priority health services provided under the RIISS; and (ii) strengthen MINSAL  stewardship capacity to manage essential public health functions.
Growing Up and Learning Together: Comprehensive Early Childhood Development in El Salvador The Project Development Objectives are to: (i) improve Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) teaching practices nationwide; (ii) upgrade physical learning environments of selected ECCE centers; (iii) strengthen institutional capacity for education sector management, and (iv) in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
Local Government Strengthening Project The Project development objective is to improve the administrative, financial and technical processes, systems and capacity of local governments to deliver basic services, as prioritized by local communities, in the medium and long-term.
AMS Coherence and Impact - Global Health Policy Workshops Researchers play an important role in driving sustainable impacts on health and welfare by participating in policy development. In many LMICs, poverty correlates with poor health; we are working with partners in LMICs to convene researchers and stakeholders to generate independent, expert health policy advice, based on evidence from research. The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supports UK and international researchers and innovators to take on key issues affecting developing countries through:
• challenge-led multidisciplinary research 
• strengthening capability for research, innovation and knowledge exchange  
• providing an agile response to emergencies
AMS Academies Collective Fund: Resilient Futures - FLAIR Fellowships Fellowships for talented African early career researchers who have the potential to become leaders in their field. These fellowships provide the opportunity to build an independent research career in a sub-Saharan African institution and to undertake cutting-edge scientific research that will address global challenges facing developing countries. The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supports UK and international researchers and innovators to take on key issues affecting developing countries through:
• challenge-led multidisciplinary research 
• strengthening capability for research, innovation and knowledge exchange  
• providing an agile response to emergencies
AMS Academies Collective Fund: Resilient Futures - Springboard Awards Awards for non-UK scientists who are at an early stage of their research career and wish to conduct research in the UK. The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supports UK and international researchers and innovators to take on key issues affecting developing countries through:
• challenge-led multidisciplinary research 
• strengthening capability for research, innovation and knowledge exchange  
• providing an agile response to emergencies
AMS Core GCRF - Workshops Policy workshops and working group participation - grant to support policy workshops and at least one academic from an ODA country to join the Academy’s international working group projects The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supports UK and international researchers and innovators to take on key issues affecting developing countries through:
• challenge-led multidisciplinary research 
• strengthening capability for research, innovation and knowledge exchange  
• providing an agile response to emergencies
AMS Academies Collective Fund: Resilient Futures - Networking Grants Joint Academies Resilient Futures programme - GCRF Networking Grants in partnership with the British Academy, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society which is composed of a series of activities each run by a different partner. The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supports UK and international researchers and innovators to take on key issues affecting developing countries through:
• challenge-led multidisciplinary research 
• strengthening capability for research, innovation and knowledge exchange  
• providing an agile response to emergencies
Enhancing Capacity for Low Emissions Development Strategies (EC/LEDS) Clean Energy Program – Phase 1 (Georgia):  The USG is supporting the Government of Georgia (GOG) in implementing a Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS) and meeting Georgia's United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) commitments.  EC-LEDS Clean Energy Program will help lower emissions in Georgia through enhanced institutional capacity to implement GHG-reducing policies and increased energy efficiency.  With FY 2014 resources, it will deploy a LEDS advisor to assist the GOG in preparing a LEDS by mid-2015 and its implementation plan by 2016;  implement pilot renewable and energy efficiency projects in up to four municipalities; assist municipalities to prepare up to four Sustainable Energy Action Plans to meet EU Covenant of Mayors requirements to reduce emissions by at least 20 percent by 2020; institutionalize green building standards; and increase access to financing for low emission technologies.  (IM #46199, $1,112,225 direct GCC-CE: $556,112 for LEDS development and planning and $556,113 for energy efficiency.)
Broadening Horizons: Improved Choices for the Professional and Economic Development of Women and Girls The goal of the program is to have increased involvement in and benefit from educational, professional and economic opportunities for women and girls. The main objectives are: 1) 2,000 women and 1,000 girls in municipalities have increased participation in decision making at community and municipal levels, and 2) 3,000 women and girls in 13 municipalities able to make more informed choices based on increased access to information and services in the areas of education, training, employment, and professional development.
Water Sanitation and Hygiene in Adjara activity (Georgia):  .FY 2018 funds will remove barriers to the full participation.of vulnerable children in the education system.  Activities will support.infrastructure modifications that improve sanitary conditions and increase.access for children with disabilities.  These funds will assist religious.minority Muslim children and youth living in the remote rural areas of Adjara.who are vulnerable and at-risk on a chronic basis, and whose needs are not.otherwise addressed.  Assistance is intended to mitigate adverse.conditions for these populations, namely unacceptably poor conditions at school.sanitary facilities, which directly affect the teaching and learning environment.and health and education outcomes.  Activities will also focus on the.development of life skills and involvement of parents, communities, and local.governments in improving conditions for vulnerable children in the remote areas.of Georgia. ..Assistance promoting sanitary conditions in schools for.rural, minority youth, and children with disabilities contributes to the U.S..policy priorities of promoting a healthy, educated, and productive population.(JSP 2.2), and increasing partner resilience to counter malign influence (JSP.1.4 and JRS 3.1).  Activities directly contribute to post's objective of.supporting an increasingly stable, integrated, and healthy society (ICS MO.1.2)....
Addiction Research Development in Georgia The overall goal of this project is to advance local experts knowledge and to build the institutional capacity in the multidisciplinary field of Addictology (science of addiction) to better tackle the acute problem of drug addiction and its negative consequences to society. Alternative Georgia in partnership with Czech and Georgian universities will increase the collective impact of their long-term initiatives through: the development of drug situation monitoring of the Institute of Addictology; the enhancement of the Institutes research capacity; the creation of specific teaching modules; and the institutional capacity building of the Georgian Association of Addictologists.
Supporting Youth Enterpreneurial Skills for Advancing Employability and Income Generation in Georgia (Georgia):  Nearly a third of all Georgian youth are unemployed. The dearth of employment opportunities and access to capital creates a generation that is economically vulnerable, at risk, and more likely to migrate to Tbilisi or abroad. To address youth unemployment, USAID has forged a public private partnership with the Georgian microfinance institution, Crystal.  The program empowers Georgia's young people (17 - 25 years old) by encouraging innovation, promoting entrepreneurship, and enhancing youth employability through skills training, confidence building, and mentoring.  The program also operates a Youth Micro Equity Facility that funds youth-led business start-ups. YES will support several high impact workforce development interventions, including: 1) Youth entrepreneurship training program that includes "Train of Trainers" and training of beneficiaries; 2) Youth-led start-up financing program that includes no-interest and semi-equity financing; 3) Youth internship program within private companies; and 4) JobFest program, a joint initiative with Georgia's line ministries, which brings hundreds of youth representatives and dozens of public and private companies together to offer young people internship and job opportunities.The program will also target students of tenth, eleventh and twelve grades to promote Junior Achievement Georgia (JAG)'s business skills education curriculum to public and private high schools.  This component aims to develop consumer, economic, social, critical thinking, decision making, problem solving, leadership, and planning skills, which lay the foundation for entrepreneurial skills and prepare pupils for future active life.  With FY 2017 resource, the program will engage about 1,800 young people and provide equity financing to create new youth-led businesses.
Purchase of pipes and fittings for the 43 Km Gori-Kareli and Zestafoni-Kutaisi Gas Pipeline Purchase of pipes and fittings for the 43 Km Gori-Kareli and Zestafoni-Kutaisi Gas Pipeline
Strengthening Political Processes (SPP) - Strengthening Political Parties - in Georgia (Georgia):  Strengthening Political Processes (SPP) activity works to deepen and institutionalize Georgia's political processes by continuing to build the capacity of political parties at the national and local levels. This high level result will be achieved by improving the organizational capacity and intra-party democracy of political parties through a scorecard method. One- and two-day training was developed following an analysis of the scorecard administered for each party. Using FY 2017 funds, training will cover various topics from strategic planning and communication to inclusion and women's leadership skills. In addition, focus is placed on improving parties' communication and engagement with their regional branches.
Advancing National Integration (ANI) Program ANI is a diversity-centered project that brings youth, civil society organizations, ethnic minority communities, government, and media together to build a more informed, engaged and tolerant society. ANI aims to achieve this goal by working in three directions: 1) Supporting youth to practice tolerance and grow into active and responsibly engaged citizens; 2) Supporting civil society advocacy on diversity and minority issues; and 3) Supporting Government of Georgia policy processes that allow for better management of minority issues in Georgia.
National Governance Program Within that context, the National Governance Program (NGP) works with the Government of Georgia to deliver citizen-responsive governance based on greater accountability, transparency, and institutional independence. NGP strengthens accountability systems, procedures, and mechanisms within both governing and independent oversight institutions, and enhances their ability to serve and communicate effectively with the public.
Georgia Elections Assistance Project (Elections and Political Processes IQC Task Order) Georgia Elections Assistance Project (Elections and Political Processes IQC Task Order)
Construction of the Kutaisi-Abasha Gas Pipeline Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation (GOGC) has completed construction of a subterranean passage on Rioni River that appeared necessary at construction of the 47-km part of the gas main Kutaisi-Abasha.
Good Governance Initiative (GGI) (Georgia):  .Good Governance Initiative (GGI) is designed to support the GOG in strengthening transparency, accountability, and effectiveness of select governance and service delivery systems to achieve: improved administrative and financial management of public institutions; improved access to independent, reliable and balanced information on government performance; strengthened policy development and lawmaking; and strengthened institutional oversight of GOG. GGI's government counterparts include the Prime Minister's Office; the Ministries of Finance, Health, Justice, and Regional Development; Parliament; the State Audit Office; Public Defender's and State Inspector's Offices and select local governments. Interventions will work with government and civil society representatives to enhance public participation, public awareness and monitoring of public administration and parliamentary strengthening reforms. The activity will have emphasis on COVID19 response. ..Using FY 2019 funds, GGI's activities will be focused on:.Supporting the GoG in COVID19 response through policy research in the governance areas  impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic; analysis of government operations during the pandemic; mapping of public services and developing recommendations for operationalizing essential public services to be accessible remotely; developing guidelines for the operation of civil service during the crisis; supporting remote operations of the Parliament; etc. Supporting the implementation of the Local Government Decentralization Strategy (2020-2025) by providing necessary technical assistance in select areas.Supporting the implementation of Anti-Corruption Action Plan (2019-2020) and Open Government Partnership Action Plans in select municipalities.Improving state oversight through supporting the Parliament and the State Audit Office as well as building internal control functions of the government agencies... .
Healthy Women in Georgia (HWG) The goal of the Healthy Women in Georgia (HWG) Program was to improve evidence-based, women-friendly and client-focused family planning, reproductive health, and safe delivery services, counseling, and education in target communities. Healthy Woman Georgia piloted the liberalization of family planning services and antenatal care in 44 health facilities in disadvantaged rural and urban communities. This successful pilot was scaled-up to 123 facilities throughout the regions where HWG worked. Because of this success, major policy changes in Georgia were pursued to improve access to FP and ANC nationwide. Finally the project improved overall access and utilization of modern contraceptives through public and private sector initiatives.
Abkhazia Community Revitalization Project (Georgia):  With FY 2014 funds, the project will continue its activities around three components:-Improvement of healthcare system: Provision of free and voluntary testing and counseling on HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and C, and STIs to 3,000 beneficiaries in three voluntary counselling and testing centers and continuous operation of the mobile laboratory; Capacity building of healthcare personnel including joint training and professional contacts from both sides of the administrative border line through the use of internet and other technologies; and health awareness campaigns. -Expanding opportunities for youth: Setting up computer classes in selected schools and youth centers; increasing access to teaching materials and electronic libraries for youth; expand availability of the next level of CISCO certification offering advanced professional certification in IT networking, and increasing employment opportunities.-Enhancing community participation: Continue monitoring the results of implemented community projects. No new infrastructure interventions are planned for 2014-2015.
Youth-led Civic Dialogue and Action in Georgia The Youth-led Civic Dialogue and Action program in Georgia will introduce a stronger element of conflict analysis and address the urban/rural divide, using experience of different generations.
Applied Civic Education and Teacher Training (ACETT) Program Support school-based civic education in Georgia- This is a three-year Civic Education program in Georgia with a total estimated cost of USD 2.69 million. The objective of the Civic Education in Georgia project is to improve the quality and scope of school-based civic education in Georgia as a means to increase the skills and commitment of youth to participatory democracy.