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Skills for Future Economy Sector Development Program (Subprogram 1) The sector development program (SDP) is part of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) support to the Government of Cambodia to strengthen human capital and transform the country into a technology-driven, knowledge-based industrial economy. It combines a programmatic PBL approach with a project investment to achieve strategically sequenced structural and institutional reforms in technical and vocational education and training (TVET), which includes increased private sector involvement to address skills gaps and shortages. The SDP will improve employability of the current and future labor force through policy reforms and project investments that will mutually reinforce each other to enhance the skills development ecosystem, deliver industry-led inclusive training, and mobilize more resources for demand-driven skills development.
Greater Mekong Subregion Border Areas Health Project The project will improve access to quality health services for populations residing in and migrating across Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia's northwest. Banteay Meanchey province serves as a transit point for migrants departing to and returning from Thailand. It also serves as a destination point for internal migrants seeking opportunities in the province's special economic zones (SEZs) and informal sector industries. Populations residing in and migrating through Banteay Meanchey are susceptible to mobility-linked health threats, including communicable diseases and environmental and social risk factors. The project will invest in new health facilities and equipment, expand the availability of clinical care and migrant-specific health services, improve the quality of the health workforce, and extend health-care-related financial protection to migrants.
Climate Resilient Rice Commercialization Sector Development Program The Climate Resilient Rice Commercialization Sector Development Program (SDP) is proposed to support and accelerate the efficient and effective implementation of the Strategy on Agriculture and Water (SAW) and the Policy on the Promotion of Paddy Production and Rice Export (the Rice Policy). It will address food security and rice commercialization by prioritizing: (i) strengthening the rice value chain; (ii) improving the legal and regulatory framework in agricultural land management; (iii) improving access to credit by paddy producers and rice millers/exporters; and (iv) enhancing paddy production and productivity through improved irrigation water use efficiency, establishment of paddy post-harvesting facilities, and paddy crop insurance pilots. The SDP will (i) address major strategic thrusts of the 2011-2013 Country Partnership Strategy, and sector strategies and roadmap; and (ii) complement the on-going sector initiatives by emphasizing the commercialization aspects of rice.
Tonle Sap Lowlands Rural Development Project The Project will support community mobilization for formulation of development plans and implementation of small scale infrastructure to enhance rural incomes and thereby relieve pressures on the natural resource base of the Tonle Sap Basin. It will increase options for people to develop the necessary skills and to access additional financial resources to enable pursuit of new livelihood activities. The Project consists of three components: (i) improve rural infrastructure - (a) improvement and development of social infrastructure; (b) improvement of agricultural water management infrastructure; and (c) improvement of rural roads and communication infrastructure; (ii) increase livelihood options for rural communities - financial services and technical services; and (iii) project management.
Greater Mekong and Subregion (GMS) Southern Coastal Corridor Project The Project will complete the Greater Mekong Subregion Southern Coastal Corridor (GMS-SCC) in Cambodia and Viet Nam. The Project will include the following components: (i) Rehabilitation of Transport Infrastructure. In Cambodia 15 km of NR33 will be improved to the border with Viet Nam at Preak Chak. In Viet Nam 89.5 km of National Highway (QL) 80 and QL63 will be improved, include construction of two large bridges across the Cai Be and Cai Lon Rivers; (ii) Cross Border Facilities. A new cross border facility will be provided, the design will take into account the ongoing work on the implementation of the GMS Cross-Border Transport Agreement; (iii) HIV/AIDS and trafficking awareness and prevention; and (iv) Road maintenance in Cambodia.
Urban Water Supply Project The project will provide additional new and rehabilitated water supply infrastructure and extend system coverage to expand access to safe water in nine towns. The project will also provide piped water supply to an additional 58,000 residents through (i) a new water supply system in Stung Treng, (ii) a new distribution zone in Siem Reap, and (iii) system expansion in Kampong Cham and Svay Rieng. In addition, the project will rehabilitate existing water treatment plants in seven towns. The project interventions will replicate initiatives that made PPWSA successful and build on PPWSA experience. It will also incorporate lessons from previous ADB projects. The project will help the PWW's reduce real NRW levels to below 15% by using improved material and construction practices in its works to complement ongoing NRW reduction initiatives by the service providers and other development partners.
De Heus Sustainable and Inclusive Feed Supply Chain Project Senior unsecured amortizing US dollar (USD) loan to De Heus TMH Company Limited (DH-TMH) of up to $15 million to support (i) the expansion of storage and processing capacity for animal feed and (ii) permanent working capital needs (raw material inventory from and advances for local corn, rice, and cassava farmers and receivables on poultry, fish, and other livestock farmers) and a partial guarantee of up to $5,250,000 covering principal from the Asian Development Fund (ADF) Private Sector Window (PSW), to De Heus TMH Company Limited (DH-TMH) for the De Heus Sustainable and Inclusive Feed Supply Chain Project in Cambodia.
Rural Roads Improvement Project III The project will rehabilitate about 360 kilometers (km) of rural roads in five provinces (Kampong Cham, Kratie, Prey Veng, Svay Rieng, and Tboung Khmum) to paved condition. The rehabilitated roads will provide poor rural provinces with a disaster and climate-resilient, safer, and cost-effective rural road network with all-year access to markets and other social services. The proposed RRIP III will continue to support sustainability of this rural road network through: (i) a rural road maintenance regime in the Ministry of Rural Development (MRD); and (ii) a community-based road safety program. These initiatives have already been established by MRD through earlier ADB-financed projects, RRIP  and RRIP II. The project will also support an HIV/AIDS and human trafficking awareness and prevention program (HHTPP). The feasibility study of the proposed project was completed through the ongoing loan for RRIP II.
Second Greater Mekong Subregion Tourism Infrastructure for Inclusive Growth Project The project will help transform secondary GMS central and southern corridor towns into economically inclusive, competitive tourism destinations by improving transport infrastructure, urban environmental services, and capacity to sustainably manage tourism growth.   It will boost trade in services and deepen regional cooperation and integration in the GMS and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). About 97,000 residents are expected to directly benefit from climate-resilient infrastructure development and increased access to economic opportunities. Project investments are prioritized in the ASEAN Tourism Strategic Plan 2015-2025, GMS Tourism Sector Strategy 2016-2025, and national tourism strategies.
Emergency Food Assistance Project The proposed loan and grant for the emergency food assistance Project will provide short term transitional support to help the Government meet unexpected high expenditures for safety net programs for the poor and vulnerable affected by higher food, fuel and agricultural input prices. The proposed Project will finance Government's expanded compensatory safety net programs for the consumption and production of food by the poor and vulnerable in selected rural areas of seven provinces in the Tonle Sap Basin and in selected urban slums of Phnom Penh. 

The Project will have three components: 
(i) compensatory consumption support, 
(ii) productivity enhancement support, and 
(iii) capacity development for emergency response to the food crisis and project management.
Grid Reinforcement Project The project is aligned with the following impact: adequate and reliable power supply from environmentally sustainable energy sources ensured. The project will have the following outcome: transmission network capacity and stability improved.

Output 1: 115-kilovolt and 230-kilovolt grid infrastructure expanded and reinforced. The project will support the construction of four 115 kV230 kV overhead and underground transmission lines and 10 substations in Phnom Penh, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Cham, and Takeo provinces. It will add 13 circuit-kilometers of 230 kV transmission lines; 36.7 circuit-kilometers of 115 kV transmission lines; 1,475 megavolt-amperes of 230 kV115 kV22 kV substation transformer capacity; and 350 megavolt-amperes of 115 kV22 kV substation transformer capacity.

Output 2: First utility-scale energy storage system provided. The project will support EDC in designing, procuring, and operating the first utility-scale BESS in Cambodia, capable of storing 16 megawatt-hours, and in analyzing its performance. This is a desirable size to support multiple applications a standard feature of BESS installations such as (i) smoothing output at 80% from the phase 1, 60-megawatt (MW) ADB solar park in Kampong Chhnang Province; (ii) providing 0.5 hours of curtailment reserve to address daily power outages; (iii) providing primary frequency control; and (iv) providing congestion relief, which allows to defer upgrades in transformer capacity at Grid Substation 6 (a substation near the ADB solar park site).

Project implementation consultants will complement EDC staff to ensure a high degree of project management efficiency and provide on-the-job training to strengthen transparency and accountability. In addition, EDC will undertake activities that (i) promote inclusion and gender equality in the workplace, (ii) dismantle gender-based stereotypes related to women's participation in energy sector activities and employment, and (iii) inform communities about the safe use of electricity.
Provincial Roads Improvement Project The project will (i) improve Cambodia's provincial road network in four provinces -- Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Prey Veng, and Svay Rieng; (ii) improve the Ministry of Public Works and Transport's (MPWT) road asset management capabilities through an enhanced axle load control program; and (iii) help the MPWT establish a community-based road safety program for the project provinces. The project also supports road design and planning for climate resilience and disaster management, including emergency preparedness, mitigation, and response. The feasibility study for the project was prepared through an ADB TA to the Government (TA 7665-CAM).
Integrated Urban Environmental Management in the Tonle Sap Basin The project will finance environmental infrastructure (for flood protection, drainage, wastewater management and treatment, and solid waste management) in Kampong Chhnang and Pursat. The project will finance small-scale community-driven environmental infrastructure; strengthen sector operations and coordination; and build capacity for project management and operations and maintenance.
FOREIGN ASSISTANCE TO AMERICAN SCHOOLS AND HOSPITALS ABROAD (ASHA) commodities project of $1,065,000.00 under  foreign assistance to american schools and hospitals abroad (asha)
Integrated Reproductive Health Services (TAKAMOL) Integrated Reproductive Health Services (TAKAMOL)
Employability and Career Development Centers (ECDC) Support the establishment and management of state-of-the-art university-based Career Development Centers (CDCs) through a three-year award utilizing Cairo Initiative Workforce Development funding.
Other Public Health Threats Increase availability and use of proven nutrition interventions to reduce mortality, morbidity, and food insecurity, including nutrition education to improve maternal diets, nutrition during pregnancy, exclusive breastfeeding, and infant and young child feeding practices; fortified or biofortified staple foods, specialized food products, and community gardens to improve consumption of quality food; and delivery of nutrition services including micronutrient supplementation and community management of acute malnutrition. Strengthen host country capacity by advancing supportive nutrition and food security policies and improving nutrition information systems.
Support the government efforts in HIV/AIDS prevention and care The purpose of this award is to support the government efforts in HIV/AIDS prevention and care with concentration on vulnerable and high risk population. This grant will primarily focus on reducing the vulnerability of at risk young people to HIV through increasing their awareness, building their knowledge and skills and providing them with access to essential health services...
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Drilling and construction of deep wells in Qusayema, Nakhel and El Monbateh Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Drilling and construction of deep wells in Qusayema, Nakhel and El Monbateh under the North Sinai initiative assistance agreement
Egypt - Youth Civic Engagement Project (TAMKEEN) Egypt - Youth Civic Engagement Project (TAMKEEN)
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Water treatment plant Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Water treatment plant
Groundwater Lowering Activity for Pharaonic Monuments Areas Groundwater Lowering Activity for Pharaonic Monuments Areas
Value Chain Training (VCT) for Agricultural Technical Schools (ATS) Program in Upper Egypt The Value Chain Training (VCT) for Agricultural Technical Schools (ATS) Program in Upper Egypt includes the following components : conduct a skill-gap analysis; transform the curricula; update technical course content; improve teaching methods; develop supplemental instructional materials; provide a train-the-trainer approach; improve experietial learning; conduct overseas study tours for headmasters and outstanding instructors; and promote student involvement and growth.
Evaluation of the Family Justice Project Evaluation of the Family Justice Project
ACCESS SUSTAINABLE UTILITY SERVICE IN SELECT AREAS INCREASED Increased Access to Sustainable Utilities
Beni Suef Potable Water Pipelines Improvement and House Connections Phase II Beni Suef Potable Water Pipelines Improvement and House Connections Phase II
Head Start! For Youth Entrepreneurship and Employment Aga Khan Foundation (AKF)s Head Start! aims to create employment opportunities for youth by promoting entrepreneurship through improved access to finance and vocational training. Short-term job opportunities will also be created through projects implemented by CSOs.
Strengthening Egypt’s Family Planning Program (SEFPP) (Egypt):  The Strengthening Egypt's Family Planning Program (SEFPP) supports the GOE's Family Planning and Reproductive Health (FP/RH) program and improves the quality of family planning services in the public and private sectors. .Using FY 2021 funds, SEFPP will expand and scale up successful voluntary family planning interventions and respond to the needs of the Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP). The activity will expand the availability of contraception services, train nurses to provide hormonal contraceptive methods (task-sharing), and launch E-Learning courses for providers. It will also refurbish and provide equipment for MOHP/FP training centers, family planning clinics and mobile clinics to improve access to family planning services in underserved areas. Additionally, the program will increase the participation of NGO and private sector partners to expand quality family planning services and leverage commercial sector resources for family planning. .
Safe Cities Free From Violence Against Women And Girls (Egypt):  Through the Safe Cities Free From Violence Against Women and Girls activity, USAID/EGYPT is supporting the Government of Egypt (GOE) to sustain economic growth, ensure national stability, and achieve self-reliance by combating violence against women.  The widespread presence of violence against women across Egyptian society and the weak capacity of national and local institutions to assist victims perpetuates the cycle of violence, discrimination, and criminal activity. Moreover, the culture of violence and harassment discourages women from fully integrating into the economy and society. The Safe Cities Free From Violence Against Women and Girls Activity supports the GOE in their efforts to modernize Egypt's legal and policy framework protecting victims of violence. USAID/EGYPT is working with the GOE to increase the technical capacity of first responders, enhance community-based services for rehabilitation, health, and legal support for victims, while increasing public outreach activities to increase awareness and reduce social acceptance of such crimes. .. .
Zaytun Project The olive sector currently represents approximately 30,000 Egyptian jobs, but does not effectively capitalize on export market opportunities due to substandard production and post-harvest practices. The two-year USAID-funded Zaytun Project, implemented by CNFA, strengthened Egypts competitiveness across the olive oil and table olive value chains by preparing processors and producers to meet the expanding market demand. In addition, the program helped beneficiaries take advantage of the significant opportunities for market expansion.
Education Partnerships Program The objective of the Partnerships Program is to strengthen the higher education system to address Egypts development priorities. Through partnerships with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research  (MOHESR), Egyptian Higher Education Institutions (HEIS), and the private sector, the partnerships activity will  accelerate the MOHESRs vision to transform Egypts public HEIS into world-class, market-relevant centers of learning that prepare and connect Egyptian students to the workforce.
STEM Schools Support Provide Fabrication Laboratories (fab Labs), Science Laboratories, and related equipment to STEM schools established by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in up to eight Governorates.
Leaders for Education and Development Scholarship Initiative (LEAD) Program The programs current objectives are to award scholarships; to train and equip these students with skills to become leaders in their society; and to enable the students to contribute to activities focused on Egypts development. The program provides funding for tuition, books, housing, and a living allowance for up to 6 years of study. In addition, the program offers a limited number of students the opportunity to participate in a study-abroad program for one semester at a university in the United States.
Holding Company for Water and Wastewater - 10 Waste Water VACUUM trucks Holding Company for Water and Wastewater - 10 Waste Water VACUUM trucks
Local Democracy Strengthening Initiative Local Democracy Strengthening Initiative
Theatrical Dramatization of Political and Constitutional Rights Theatrical Dramatization of Political and Constitutional Rights
OMEP Water Grants The Office of Middle East Programs (OMEP) Water Grants Program will focus on training, applied research and the dissemination of information to transform water policy, management and capabilities within the MENA region.
Award to the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago (Chicago House) The project contributes to the achievement of the SITE sub-purpose 1 which is to improve the cultural heritage sites that tourists visit while providing employment.
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Taha Bosh Waste water collection System Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Taha Bosh Waste water collection System
U.S.-Egypt Science and Technology Joint Fund (Egypt):  In 1995, the Governments of Egypt and the United States established a Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement to strengthen the scientific and technological collaboration between Egypt and the United States that included the creation of a U.S.-Egypt Joint Board on Scientific Cooperation and a U.S.-Egypt Joint Science and Technology Fund. FY 2019 funds will continue to invest in scientific collaboration by supporting joint research projects between American and Egyptian scientists in a wide variety of science and technology fields including agriculture, engineering, health, material science, energy, and water. The Fund will also continue to provide opportunities for young scientist exchanges and create a network of scientific professionals dedicated to applied research and technology commercialization. This long-term engagement in science and technology has strengthened relations between each country's scientists, encouraged the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and promoted scientific collaboration in areas of mutual interest.
Effective Planning and Services Project - (EPSP) (Egypt):  Activities through this mechanism will continue to provide highly specialized technical assistance and services to promote local administration reform, improve sub-national service delivery and strengthen the institution of the Egyptian parliament in order to increase transparency and reduce corruption. When a national legislature is seated, activities to strengthen legislative processes will provide technical assistance to the parliament in priority areas, including the roles and responsibilities of committees, constituent outreach, and the importance of sub-national government reforms.  Local governance reform activities will include technical assistance to the Ministry of Planning, Ministry of Finance, and other relevant government counterparts to implement the roll-out of legislative and regulatory initiatives to devolve greater fiscal and administrative authority to sub-national governments.
Construction Monitoring and Engineering Services Support (CMESS) The projects aim is to  provide construction monitoring, projects oversight and engineering support to  USAID Egypt during the implementation of new water/wastewater sector construction activities in Luxor, Aswan, Qena, Sohag, Assiut, Minia, Beni Suef and Sinai.
ENVIRONMENT FOR TRADE AND INVESTMENT STRENGTHENED Assist youth and adults in acquiring knowledge and developing skills beyond basic literacy and numeracy which are part of the basic education element, attitudes, and behaviors to find legitimate jobs, establish viable self-employment ventures, and stay employed and productive in a changing economy. Create policies, programs, and systems that respond to labor market demands in the formal and informal sectors.
SYYPE 2022 The 2022 activity will examine how the lives of the young people interviewed in the first round of SYPE 2009 (when they were aged 10-29 years) and re-interviewed in 2014 (when they were aged 14-34 year) have continued to evolve. The cohort is now aged 22-42 year