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Protecting children through strengthening schools, families and communities in Bangui, CAR. Supporting the enrolment and attendance of 1000 vulnerable children around 20 schools in Bangui as well as improve teaching and the environment.; (1) Quality of and access to primary/secondary education for children is improved in Bangui.
(2) Children feel safer and are better protected at school, in the home, and in the community.
(3) Vulnerable women have the skills to initiate profitable small businesses. 
(4) Two local partner CSOs have increased capacity.;(1) Quality of and access to primary/secondary education for children is improved in Bangui.
(2) Children feel safer and are better protected at school, in the home, and in the community.
(3) Vulnerable women have the skills to initiate profitable small businesses. 
(4) Two local partner CSOs have increased capacity.; Direct Beneficiaries: 1900 (very vulnerable children  (6-16), women, teachers, CRC members).
Frontline Workers: 370 PTA members, local partner staff, CPC members). 
Others: 11080 students in 20 target schools, religious and community leaders. ;
Open Society Foundations: Emergency Protection and Resilience The overall purpose of the programme is to deliver lifesaving support and emergency protection services to the most vulnerable families, particularly those who have been displaced, whilst strengthening the resilience of civil society. The project will provide emergency protection services and cash assistance to the most vulnerable children and families in Herat, Afghanistan. The project will support the strengthening of civil society through partnership with WASSA and CRDSA, and the assessment of the needs of over 25 civil society organisations.
Improving street working children’s access to education and livelihood support for their families In line with the National Strategy for street-working children, this project provides skills training, income generating projects, links to prospective employers and awareness raising on parental responsibilities to protect children who are working on the streets from exploitation, hazardous conditions and abuse.;
Community Based Early Childhood Care and Development and Accelerated Learning for Street-Working Children Early years education
Improving the health and wellbeing of adolescents living in urban poverty in Pokhara, Nepal By 2021, this project will enable local government agencies to consistently deliver adolescent-friendly health,
education and protection services in ten wards of Pokhara Metropolitan City, Nepal. 3,150 vulnerable and
marginalised adolescents will develop increased knowledge, skills and resilience, while a further 37,132 adolescents
will have access to health and protection services which are more responsive to their needs. 1. Deliver comprehensive Life Skills Education delivered to 5,400 adolescents in Grade 8 in 30 government secondary schools
2. Facilitate the development of Community-Based Child Protection Mechanisms in 10 Wards of Pokhara Metropolitan City
3. Provide training, technical support and investment to establish Adolescent-Friendly Services in 10 urban Primary Health Centres Adolescents Living in Urban Poverty
International Air Cargo Interdiction Training To share CBP inspectional techniques and methodologies with foreign counterparts in an effort to further the fight against proliferation and global terrorism. To provide the skills and knowledge necessary to carry out effective inspection and processing of cargo and passengers at an international airport.
International Visitors Program US Customs and Border Patrol Activity: International Visitors Program .
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Advanced Workshop in Oman DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Advanced Workshop in Oman
DHS/ICE - Cross Border Financial Investigation Training (CBFIT) / Cross Border Financial investigations Advisors (CBFIA) in Oman DHS/ICE - Cross Border Financial Investigation Training (CBFIT) / Cross Border Financial investigations Advisors (CBFIA) in Oman
International Seaport Interdiction Training II The objection of this training is to provide an overview of seaport operations and current threats in the host nations seaport environment. Both classroom and field exercises reinforce the topics discussed.
Ministry of Health and Population Implementation Letter - as Support to NPTI Ministry of Health and Population Implementation Letter - as Support to NPTI
Risk Management Policy and Practice Award to support risk management policy and practice for communities prone to natural disasters.
Education Systems Contribute to sustained improvements in education quality, efficiency, and equity through strengthened education policy, governance, financing, facilities, human resources, public information, and management of education services. A range of activities may target the national, regional, district, and community levels of the education system; pre-primary, primary, lower-secondary, upper secondary, and nonformal education; and public or private education.
Multi Donor Trust Fund Supporting Public Financial Management (Nepal):  To strengthen the performance, transparency and accountability of public financial management (PFM) in Nepal.
Improve coordination between levels of government on disaster risk reduction. Improve coordination between levels of government on disaster risk reduction.
Hariyo Ban (Nepal):  The Hariyo Ban program aims to reduce threats to biodiversity and address climate-induced vulnerabilities of people and ecosystems in two mega-diverse landscapes of Nepal- the Terai Arc and Chitwan Annapurna Landscapes. Building on the success of the last two years, USAID plans to use $2 M of FY 2014 SL-GCC funds to continue the Hariyo Ban program to: i) support Nepal's readiness for pay-for-performance programs, including the national REDD+ strategy for Nepal; ii) address threats to biodiversity conservation by promoting sustainable management and conservation practices; and iii) implement on-the-ground adaptation and mitigation actions to increase resilience of vulnerable people and priority ecosystems in Nepal.  The program will continue to work closely with the government, local conservation organizations and community forest user groups, and other donors to build local stakeholder's capacity on biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation and mitigation in Nepal. Objectives for Nepal: The main goal of the program is to increase ecological and community resilience in the GoN-identified biodiverse landscapes- Chitwan-Annapurna Landscape (CHAL) and the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL); and to improve its conservation and management reducing its climate change vulnerability is the main objective of the program.
Hamro Samman (HS) (Nepal):  USAID's works to Combat Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) through the Hamro Samman (HS) activity that partners with the GON, civil society, and private sector partners to strengthen key relationships among stakeholders. The lack of coordination among the GON, civil society, and private sector, combined with the dearth of effective data collection and sharing among stakeholders continues to make Nepal an attractive environment for traffickers, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. HS will use $1,500,000 of FY 2021 CTIP-earmarked funds and $100,000 of the Women, Peace and Security directive to: strengthen an integrated data collection system at the national and sub-national levels; provide technical assistance to national and local CTIP committees and help CSOs with data collection, analysis, and communication; facilitate information sharing among CSOs, government, and law enforcement; form private sector partnerships to expand access to quality services for trafficking survivors and at-risk groups; strengthen CTIP advocacy plans; provide shelter and counselling services for the reintegration of trafficking victims; and expand access to legal resources for survivors. In response to COVID-19, HS will equip shelters with materials needed for infection prevention and control to protect the resident survivors and other shelter staff from infection. .Winrock International is best placed to meet USAID's goals in CTIP as it has 30 years of experience working with governments to leverage CTIP data through evidence-based policy and survivor services.  By strengthening national and local level CTIP capacity, Nepal will be better able to disrupt criminal networks, reduce rights violations, and decrease regional and U.S. bound trafficking and human smuggling. HS supports Embassy Kathmandu's ICS Goal One: Promote American Security by supporting a stable, secure, democratic and sovereign Nepal.. Objectives for Nepal: The project aims to strengthen Committees to Control Human Traffic at district and national level to collect and use trafficking data for better policy, enforcement and services; reach at-risk individuals through media campaigns; Government and CSO partners with improved capacity to deliver TIP services; Private sector partnerships actively providing services and referrals through TIP networks; at-risk individuals will have increased entrepreneurial skills and employment opportunities
Combating Trafficking in Person (CTIP) (Nepal):  To address the multi-dimensional issue of trafficking in Nepal, USAID adopted a comprehensive  approach through its Combating Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) project. USAID's $6.8 million  program began in August 2010 and will end in July 2015. The CTIP Program aims to stimulate a sustainable, comprehensive, and integrated  counter-trafficking initiative in Nepal. This will be accomplished by strengthening coordination  and collaboration across a diverse group of Nepali government and civil society stakeholders.  Based on the - Three P's approach - protection, prevention, and prosecution - the CTIP  program will promote efforts by the government and non-government stakeholders across all the  three components. CTIP's strategy is to work simultaneously at the national and local level to  strengthen policy processes and implementation, capacity building efforts, and utilize new  opportunities to optimize impacts under the ?three Ps.? The program will strengthen the policy framework for victim care, increase community  engagement efforts to prevent trafficking and reintegrate victims, increase respect for the rights  of victims among law enforcement and judicial officials, and expand and improve shelter and  community-based services available to victims. The project will also engage the Government of  Nepal (GON) to improve pre-departure migrant orientation systems and other safe migration  policies, and expand the capacity of the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare and  the National Committee to Control Human Trafficking to be more effective policy and resource  advocates on Trafficking in Persons (TIP).  The protection component will focus on a holistic process in rehabilitation and reintegration of  TIP victims by formulating and implementing strong policies and improving implementation.  Development of National Minimum Standards and Standard Operating Procedures with a  victim-care focus will strengthen the protection and prosecution policy frame
STRENGTHENED GOVERNANCE OF NATURAL RESOURCES & SELECTED INST Strengthened Governance Of Natural Resources & Selected Inst
Administrative Costs (ICASS) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Red Book Support Program The Government of Nepals Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP) has seen award-winning success in improving maternal and infant health across the country. The Ministry is on track to achieve Millennium Development Goals 4 Reduce Child Mortality and 5 Improve Maternal Health and continues to strive to realize further accomplishments in the areas of maternal, newborn and child health. To build on these successes, USAID provides direct funding to strengthen MOHP staff capacity and management systems with the end goal of improving quality and access to services focused on marginalized and vulnerable communities. Through this direct funding approach, USAID leverages host country systems and personnel to reach people who have the greatest need for quality maternal and child health services.
Strengthening Rehabilitation in District Environs (STRIDE) Strengthening Rehabilitation in District Environs (STRIDE)
Ghar Ghar Ma Swasthya (GGMS) (Nepal):  USAID's Ghar Ghar Maa Swasthya (GGMS), or Healthy Homes Program, leverages social marketing initiatives and an extensive distribution network to enhance accessibility and availability of family planning and maternal and child health (MCH) products and services . To expand the market for these health products and thus promote the sustainability of MCH efforts, USAID will strengthen revenue generation in the existing market, implement behavior change communication through social marketing to improve nutritional practices for pregnant mothers and infant children, scale-up distribution of proven interventions such as oral rehydration therapy for diarrhea treatment, and provide technical assistance to private sector entities on  quality assurance monitoring for HIV prevention among key high-transmission groups.
Cross-cutting Health Systems Strengthening (FP/RH) Promote sustainable improvements in health outcomes by reducing key health systems constraints to achieve the goals and objectives of multiple health elements and the health area overall. Activities coded here aim to promote financial protection, efficiency, and affordability of health services in general; ensure the quality or availability of an essential package of prevention, promotion, treatment and care services; enhance equitable access to priority services by under-served, marginalized and other high priority groups; and ensure responsiveness to people's expectations. Such activities strengthen the core health systems functions/building blocks (leadership and governance; finance; human resources for health; medicines, vaccines and technology; and service delivery). Note 1: Operating Units should report activities that address specific element goals under other elements, reserving the use of this cross-cutting health systems strengthening element for overarching activities that are supported with multiple health element funding. Note 2: Operating units should report activities that strengthen the information function of the health system under the Host Country Strategic Information Systems element.
Physical Rehabilitation Activity This project enhances the quality of rehabilitation services, increases rehabilitation services and strengthens the sustainability of the physical rehabilitation centers.
USAID Inclusive Livelihood USAID Inclusive Livelihood is to empower women and men with disabilities to engage in resilient and sustainable employment.
Integrated Watershed Management Activity Integrated Watershed Management Activity, USAID/Nepal for the Social, Environmental and Economic Development (SEED) Integration Activity, a two-year Associate Award with the objective of improving water security through better coordination and integration of USAID/Nepal's Feed the Future, Environment and Resilience activities. SWP will support USAID/Nepal and SEED implementing partners working in the Rangun Khola and Lower Karnali watersheds to develop and implement integrated plans to improve water security and strategically use results and learning to inform programming around more effective water resources management..
Monitoring Nepals Peace and Constitution Drafting Process Monitor Nepal Peace & Constitun Dft, Carter Center
Health for Life (Core Contract) (Nepal):  Health for Life (H4L) aims to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to plan, manage and deliver quality and equitable services in family planning (service delivery and policy strengthening), maternal (birth preparedness and obstetric complications), newborn (care and treatment), and child health (improving treatment of child illness)...With FY 2017 funds, H4L will continue its core interventions in14 focus districts, including the continued rollout of a service delivery quality improvement system at the district level, revitalizing health facility management committees, ensuring the use of local data for decision making, and supporting the MOH to address the gap between research findings, programming, and policy...USAID will continue to provide support in 10 of the 14 most earthquake-affected districts, to reestablish information systems, ensure the use of data for local health planning, and to coordinate health facility reconstruction.
Safe Wash II (Nepal):  With FY 2015 funds, USAID will   improve sanitation status and hygiene behavior, enhance access for and quality of drinking water and improve local governance and maintenance of WASH facilities.  This project will generally focus on district Open Defecation Free (ODF) in three districts (Kailali, Kanchanpur, Darchula) and promoting post ODF activities in Accham which has already been declared as ODF. Furthermore, this project will also aim to reach underserved populations with access to improved water supply services.
Business Literacy - Nepal (Nepal):  USAID/Nepal's Business Literacy Program is a major component of the Feed the Future Strategy in Nepal. The primary objective of the Business Literacy Program is to increase the resilience of vulnerable households and communities through enhanced literacy, numeracy and business/entrepreneurial skills. The program provides entrepreneurial literacy training to 48,000 beneficiaries from vulnerable groups, defined as women, ethnic minorities, disadvantaged castes and youth. These beneficiaries are a subset of beneficiaries from the primary Feed the Future project, the Knowledge-based Integrated Sustainable Agriculture and Nutrition (KISAN) project. The Business Literacy Program is geographically targeted in 20 Terai and lower hill districts in the Far-Western, Mid-Western, and Western Regions of Nepal.The three key program elements are: 1) developing business literacy training materials; 2) conducting a training of trainers program; and 3) delivering business literacy training to beneficiaries. Project beneficiaries attend a year-long training program two hours per day, six days per week.USAID's Business Literacy Program in Nepal will use $400,000 from FY 2015 funds to provide enhance entrepreneurial literacy training to beneficiaries.
Support the GON in the scale-up of the National Early Grade Reading Program Support the GON in the scale-up of the National Early Grade Reading Program
Tayar Nepal - Improved Disaster Risk Management Project (Nepal):  Tayar Nepal - Improved Disaster Risk Management Project
Support for the Ministry of Education Science and Technology School Sector Development Plan (Education SWAp) - Phase 2 (Nepal):  The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MOEST) has demonstrated its commitment to ensuring equitable access to quality education for all students by meeting targets set under the 2016-2021 School Sector Development Program (SSDP). The MOEST and development partners are developing a new five-year sector plan. In USAID's Education Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) Phase 1, the activity supported one disbursement linked indicator (DLI) that targeted improving primary grade learning outcomes through scale-up of the National Early Grade Reading Program (NEGRP). In SWAp Phase 2, under the new SSDP, USAID will use FY 2020 resources to expand its support to at least two DLI result areas, continuing to incentivize the GON's implementation of targeted interventions to improve primary grade learning outcomes and to ensure that the most marginalized groups have access to education - even in the face of crisis. Potential Phase 2 DLIs include financing targets to expand the NEGRP to the remaining 38 districts, implementing "pro-poor" school interventions that advance Nepal's Equity Strategy, and supporting the continued development of digital distance learning..SWAp Phase 2 advances the USAID key Basic Education Policy priorities: "Children and youth gain literacy, numeracy and social-emotional skills that are foundational to future learning success" and  "the most marginalized and vulnerable, have increased access to quality education that is safe and relevant." This assistance will allow the USG to better harmonize foreign development efforts with other donor partners, demonstrate commitment to the principles of aid effectiveness, and achieve financing and Journey to Self-Reliance metrics. This activity supports the Embassy Kathmandu's ICS Goal Two: Increase America's prosperity by developing Nepal as a reliable economic partner and Mission Objective 2.2: Nepal improves health and education outcomes to increase economic productivity..
Nepal Health and Hygiene Activity (HHA) - Swachchhata (Nepal):  Nepal Health and Hygiene Activity (HHA) - Swachchhata
Education COVID Response Activity The purpose of this agreement is to provide support for covid response education and will implement a community or home-based schooling approach known locally as Tole Shikshya.
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Project (Nepal):  The USAID/Nepal Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) activity supports the Mission in planning, designing, conducting, and learning from monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of development activities. The activity is implemented by CAMRIS International, an international development and research firm with sixty years of experience in M&E across sectors and technical areas. Leveraging FY 2018 resources, MEL will support the Mission in conducting performance evaluations of the Niti Sambad, Hamro Samman, Public Financial Management Support Project, Hariyo Ban II, KISAN II and Suaahara II activities. MEL will also continue with the impact evaluation of Hariyo Ban II. The Mission is planning to roll out the Agency-wide Development Information Solution (DIS) in FY 2019, and MEL will support the Mission's DIS rollout by providing training and on-site support to implementing partners. MEL will also organize trainings for Mission and implementing partner staff on several monitoring and evaluation topics including research methods; monitoring, evaluation and learning plans; evaluation planning and management; data quality assessment; and collaborating, learning and adapting. In addition, MEL will conduct evaluations for several activities such as the baseline and endline for the Integrated Watershed Management Activity. MEL will also organize learning events focusing on cross-cutting issues such as Gender Equality and Social Inclusion, youth development, and private sector engagement. By evaluating programs to learn what is working well, these funds support State-USAID Joint Strategic Plan Strategic Objective 4.1, "Strengthen the effectiveness and sustainability of our diplomacy and development efforts" to ensure lasting impact of programs and sound stewardship of American taxpayer dollars.
INCREASED PRIVATE-SECTOR PARTICIPATION & INVESTMENT IN ENV Increased Private Sector Participation in Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Hydropower Development
FY 2014 ASHA Award - American Leprosy Missions FY 2014 ASHA Award - American Leprosy Missions
World Food Programme Nepal Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2014 Award World Food Programme Nepal Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2014 Award
USAID Education: Equity and Inclusion Activity (Nepal):  Equity and Inclusion in Education Karnali and Madhesh Province
USAID/OFDA Grant for Nepal Identification and Management of Open Spaces for Disaster Preparedness (PMOS Phase II)
KISAN II project KISAN II project will explore opportunities to foster partnerships in areas such as: expanding reach and depth of input supply, technology deployment, and scaling (including climate smart solutions), local supply chain development, development of market i
USAID/OFDA Grant for Nepal Grant to NGO National Society for Earthquake Tehcnology for Natural and Technological Risks in Nepal.