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Irrigation: Small-scale Irrigation Development Project Key project objectives The project's overall goal is to reduce rural poverty significantly in the area of intervention. Its development objective is to improve the livelihoods and incomes of rural poor households in a sustainable manner, especially households in the most vulnerable groups. The specific objectives include (i) sustainable intensification and increase of agricultural production through efficient water management and consolidation of irrigated agriculture on both a collective and individual basis;(ii) development of agricultural production systems and other productive and income-generating activities; and (iii) strengthening of communities' planning,organization and management capacity in order to facilitate market linkages and access to financial services.Policy and institutional objectives: this second-phase project is expected to bring about key policy and institutionalchanges in the small-scale irrigation subsector, mainly in terms of institutional development ' of the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development (MARNDR), water users' associations (WUAs) and other stakeholders 'and contributing to the establishment of a national water management programme for agriculture (NWMPA).
Rural Development: Agricultural and Agroforestry Technological Innovation Program The overall goal of the Programme is to increase food security and agricultural income for smallholder farmers in selected areas of Haiti. The development objectives are to increase agricultural productivity and improve the use of natural capital through the adoption of sustainable technologies

Access to agricultural technologiesEnvironmental Sustainability
Rural Development: Productive Initiatives Support Programme in Rural Areas The programme goal is to contribute to rural poverty reduction through sustainable increases in incomes and enhancement of food security at the household level, particularly among the poorest, and sustainable management of natural resources. Specific programme objectives are to: (i) strengthen local and national capacities for grass-roots-level planning, social and economic development management, micro project conception and implementation; and absorption of rural financing;  (ii) support productive initiatives identified and prioritized by the communities, as well as cross-sectoral activities adding value to these initiatives through reduction of commercial transaction costs, better access to market information, appropriate technologies and promotion of the development of rural microenterprises; and (iii) facilitate sustainable access to financial services for poor rural households, particularly women, the landless and young people.
Agricultural Development: Food Crops Intensification Project Agricultural Development: Food Crops Intensification Project
Agricultural Development: Inclusive Blue Economy Project The purpose of the project is to reduce poverty and strengthen the climate resilience of rural coastal rural populations in the north and northeast of Haiti. The development objective is to diversify livelihoods and promote the conservation of coastal natural resources to provide a sustainable income and improve the nutritional status of rural women, men, and youth in the Three Bays Protected Area and bordering areas.
UNFPA Morocco Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Morocco Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Morocco Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Morocco Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Morocco Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Morocco Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Morocco Population change and data activities UNFPA Morocco Population change and data activities UNFPA Morocco Population change and data activities
UNFPA Morocco Optimized management of resources activities UNFPA Morocco Optimized management of resources activities UNFPA Morocco Optimized management of resources activities
UNFPA Morocco Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Morocco Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Morocco Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Morocco Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Morocco Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Morocco Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Morocco Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Morocco Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Morocco Expanded partnerships for impact activities
UNFPA Morocco Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Morocco Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Morocco Improved programming for results activities
Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Country Program, Participating Agency Program Agreement - Anti-Corruption Administrative and programmatic support for international law enforcement training and prosecutorial assistance training activities
WMD Bio-Security Training WMD Bio-Security Training; FBI/WMDD provided Bio-Security Training
Emergency Health and Humanitarian Assistance New award for providing emergency health and protection services for the Libyan population.
Libya Elections and Legislative Strengthening Activity (Libya):  .The Libya Elections and Legislative Strengthening Activity (LELSA) will support Libya to implement presidential and parliamentary national elections, as well as provide continued support for municipal elections, and support Libyan-led initiatives to advance reconciliation at the national and local levels to boost civic and voter participation.  Assistance will include technical assistance to Libya's election bodies to implement credible, transparent, inclusive, and secure elections; support for voter registration and outreach, including through information campaigns, dialogues, and candidate debates; assistance to strengthen and secure voting systems; electoral security; impartial media; and work with relevant government entities and civil society on elections laws and the constitutional basis for future elections and community level violence prevention and peacebuilding.  These activities advance U.S. policy to support Libya's political transition, stabilization, and security with the goal of building a unified, inclusive, and accountable government.  Legislative activities include capacity building to legislative bodies and their staff on legislative drafting, consensus building, leadership, and other skills to improve the quality and effectiveness of legislation, particularly as it relates to any proposed elections.  Assistance also aims to increase the legislature's capacity to be responsive to the people it serves; enhance public participation in policy-making; and empower civil society, including women, persons with disabilities, and indigenous groups to be an avenue for advocacy.  LELSA will also support national reconciliation and provide capacity building to civil society and journalists to counter corrosive influences, including hate speech and disinformation..This IM accounts for $300K of the Women's Leadership earmark. ..
Humanitarian Assistance To provide primary healthcare and lifesaving protection services for conflict-affected populations in Libya
Emergency Health Support Award to provide GBV and primary healthcare services for IDPS and conflict-affected people.
Provision of quality primary health care and protection services for IDPs Humanitarian Assistance - Provision of quality primary health care and protection services for IDPs
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide immediate life-saving humanitarian assistance and support of storm-affected communities.
START Task Order for Program in Libya Development Transformations recently received a three-year award from USAIDs Office of Transition Initiatives to provide long-term technical assistance to the Libya Transition Initiative (LTI) program. Under this award, DT will have at least three long-term Transition Advisors in Libya and will also provide short-term technical assistance to support a variety of LTI program functions. We look forward to working with USAID and our Libyan counterparts on this important program.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to strengthen epidemiological investigation, improve case management/operations, and provide essential health services in libya.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Libya/Complex Emergency Distribute relief supplies and hygiene kits to people displaced by conflict in Libya.
Local Governance and Civil Society (LGCS) (Libya):  The Local Governance and Civil Society (LGCS) activity (known locally as "Taqarib") improves the performance of targeted local institutions to coordinate, plan, and manage the delivery of services at the municipal level; enhance the ability of communities to identify and address local priority issues; and strengthen linkages between national and sub-national systems in a state of nascent decentralization.  LGCS supports local partners to work with central government institutions to expand municipal resources to respond to citizen concerns. In FY 23, USAID will support municipalities, with a particular emphasis on the southern "Fezzan" region. USAID's support will improve citizen-level service delivery in ways that impact citizens daily.  USAID will work with over 40 community-associated civil society organizations to address locally identified problems and sources of grievances. Supporting the Clean Energy-Indirect earmark, LGCS will support municipalities in designing and implementing waste solutions to mitigate methane and other Greenhouse Gas (GHG).  Libya's failure to respond to pressing waste management needs is a source of major concern and there is an opportunity to make significant, measurable progress toward shared climate goals.  Using FY 2023 resources, LGCS will examine the overall waste stream in Libya and identify cost-effective efforts to reduce waste, reduce the release of GHG, and, ultimately, reduce Libya's negative contribution to global climate change.  .. .
Libya Transition Initiative (LTI) Through the Office of Transition Initiatives, the Libya Transition Initiative supports Libya-led efforts to promote national unity and the transition to inclusive democracy. Specifically, Chemonics, via the initiative, aims to support emerging civil society organizations, strengthen local and independent media outlets, and support interim governing authorities. The initiative builds interim governing authorities capacity to improve core administrative functions and their ability to communicate effectively with the citizens of Libya.
Saving Lives through Improving Healthcare Access and Promoting Resilience in Libya Saving Lives through Improving Healthcare Access and Promoting Resilience in Libya
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Activity Libya monitoring, evaluation and learning activity.
UNDP Stabilization Facility for Libya UNDP Stabilization Facility for Libya Objectives for Libya: Program Objectives: 1. Rehabilitate light infrastructure and support recovery of critical businesses in communities damaged by conflict; 2. Immediately boost municipal capacity to take leadership in local stabilization efforts; 3. Strengthen local capacity in conflict analysis, facilitation, and mediation.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide vulnerable households with safe and dignified housing solutions as well as increase the security of tenure and protective environment for IDPs or returnees.
Libya Public Financial Management (LPFM) (Libya):  LPFM enhances transparent and accountable public financial management in key Libyan institutions, fostering improved service delivery and supporting national unity. Year five of LPFM will continue its support for critical Libyan entities such as the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), the General Electric Company of Libya (GECOL), the Renewable Energy Authority of Libya (REAOL), the Libyan Audit Bureau (LAB), and other relevant institutions to drive sustainable economic growth and political stability. LPFM will strengthen GECOL's capacity to meet domestic energy demands efficiently, plan investments, manage resources, enhance energy efficiency, and promote diverse renewable energy projects. LPFM will increase the financial and operational efficiency of entities responsible for regulating electricity services while improving revenue collection, aligning with consumer-driven energy efficiency objectives. The program will support Libya's transition towards green and renewable energy sources by building its capacity to conduct transparent energy auctions and align with the National Energy Strategy of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency. LPFM will also collaborate with the CBL and commercial banks to emphasize the adoption of international standards and best practices within Libya's financial sector, promoting greater transparency, operational efficiency, and enhanced oversight. Central to LPFM's mission is the improvement of beneficiaries' technical, operational, managerial, and oversight capacities, in tandem with the development and implementation of the 2024 Monetary Plan. LPFM will continue to provide support to LAB to solidify its role as Libya's main accountability actor. LAB's capacity to conduct credible, reliable, and transparent audits will continue to be expanded and modernized, increasing public oversight and government accountability.
Emergency Assistance Humanitarian coordination and information management (HCIM), protection, and shelter programing
Libya Economic Acceleration Project (LEAP / Aqfuz) united states agency for international development /libya economic acceleration project (leap/aqfuz)
Humanitarian assistance for conflict-affected Libyan people. To provide health and psychosocial assistance for vulnerable population in Libya.
Reconciliation and Transitional Justice Activity (IRJA) The projects goal is to strengthen the capacities of local and national authorities to develop and implement reconciliation initiatives and transitional justice (TJ) processes that promote sustainable peace, address grievances, and advance a durable political transition in Libya; and ensure that victims, survivors, and communities, and CSOs have the knowledge and opportunities to engage meaningfully in national and local reconciliation initiatives and TJ processes.LRJA envisages supporting local and national government institutions to develop a clear policy and legal framework for reconciliation processes and, ultimately, TJ in Libya; preparing state and judicial sector actors to implement appropriate mechanisms. ABA ROLI will also support alignment between ongoing local processes and national efforts; and build on existing reconciliation processes, including in Murzuq, to drive grassroots change that reverberates at the national level. LRJA will strengthen the capacity and role of CSOs and victims rights groups to actively participate in TJ and reconciliation, enabling efforts to expand on current dialogue processes and implement new reconciliation initiatives to address past grievances.
Multi-donor Reconstruction Fund The funding is expected to contribute to strengthening reconciliation processes and economic recovery to ensure the voluntary, safe, and sustainable return of displaced communities and residents.
Public Sector Engagement for Stabilization (PSES) Through pilot engagements, the project will seek to determine what types of private-sector activities produce the greatest improvements in citizen trust and security outcomes. This analysis will help inform innovative and scalable approaches that elicit and support Libyan-led solutions that address both new and longstanding drivers of conflict and social marginalization, ideally in inclusive, effective, and sustainable ways.
Promoting Leadership and Activism of Youth for Peace in Libya (PLAY) Promoting Leadership and Activism of Youth for Peace in Libya (PLAY)
USAID/OFDA Grant for Libya/Complex Emergency Curative and preventative health activities for IDP and conflict-affected host populations in Libya
Consolidating local development in rural and urban Aymara communities through tourism Centro de Investigaciones de Energa y Poblacin (CIEP), in partnership with Asociacin de Productores Artesanales del Municipio de Batallas (APAM-B) will establish, renovate and promote various tourist activities in 10 Aymara communities in the provincial town and its outlying communities. It will develop new designs and artisan products, and promote and organize new tourist venues that will be managed by Aymara community members and generate socio-economic benefits for them. CIEP and APAM-B will expand and consolidate a "tourist circuit" in the area, offering tour guides, food, artisan products and other goods and services for national and foreign tourists. The project will benefit 400 Aymara famers, artisan producers and entrepreneurs, especially women and youth. It will indirectly reach another 1,300.
Strengthening the autonomy, and social and political role of the women in Cochabamba IFFI will build the leadership and, organizational and advocacy capacity of the Plataforma de Mujeres por la Ciudadana y la Equidad of Cochabamba (PMCE), a network of 100 women's organizations located in the Greater Metropolitan Area of Cochabamba, in order to promote women's rights and set PMCE on a path towards institutional autonomy. Approximately 1,780 women will benefit directly and 111,350 people will benefit indirectly.
Creating Viable Economic Units through Land Regularization and Titling Tierra will test and improve an innovative methodology based upon community participation to give greater legal protection to interests in land and solve and reduce land disputes among farmers and rural communities while consolidating fragmented holdings into larger, more productive units in the central and northern altiplano minifundia sub- regions. The project will benefit some 3,000 families from 50 communities by enabling them to accelerate the steps leading to land title. (BO-506)
Creating Changes in Municipal Policies and Practices for Agricultural Development Residents in Bolivia's rural high plains region lack reliable ways to access information and participate in decision-making in their communities. Fundacin Taller de Iniciativas en Estudios Rurales y Reforma Agraria (TIERRA) supports community engagement with municipal authorities in promoting public policies and programs based on residents' priorities, including sustainable local economic development and land use. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Bolivia. TIERRA's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Promoting food security and sovereignty during the pandemic: Neighborhood planning, urban agriculture, and food production enterprises. Families from rural Bolivia have been migrating in great numbers to the urban center of El Alto. These migrants especially women and youth often struggle to earn a living or access healthy and affordable food. Many suffer domestic violence without the protective factors of economic independence and strong ties with their neighbors. The IAF supports community-led solutions that improve food security, expand economic opportunity, and increase civic engagement in Bolivia. Our grantee partner Centro de Formacin y Capacitacin para la Participacin Ciudadana (FOCAPACI) works with producer and consumer groups and other local civil society organizations, as well as public and private sector actors, to develop neighborhood plans. Neighborhood plans identify community priorities such as addressing food security, climate impacts, and social and health emergencies such as COVID-19 and domestic violence. FOCAPACI will work to improve food production and access to healthy food, strengthen producers access to local markets, generate income, and strengthen women's and young people's leadership skills.
Environment Grant Fundacin de los Amigos de la Naturaleza (FAN-Bolivia), will work to expand ecotourism activities in Pampas de Yacumo, a municipal protected area near the town of Rurrenabaque in the Beni department. The project will improve employment opportunities, income and conservation practices as well as develop enterprises in which community residents participate. The project is expected to directly benefit 200 Bolivians.
WOMEN AND YOUNG PEOPLE CONTRIBUTE TO FAMILY FOOD SECURITY AND THE REDUCTION OF GENE-GENERATIONAL INEQUITY GAPS IN PERIURBAN DISTRICTS OF EL ALTO In recent years, families from rural Bolivia have rapidly migrated to the urban center of El Alto, straining its available resources. As a result, these migrantsespecially women and youthoften struggle to earn a living and access healthy and affordable food. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions that improve food security, expand economic opportunity, and increase civic engagement in Bolivia. Our grantee partner, Centro de Formacin y Capacitacin para la Participacin Ciudadana (FOCAPACI), works with producer and consumer groups to improve and promote organic production techniques, provide access to healthy foods, generate income, and strengthen women and young people's capacity to advocate for public policies that promote nutrition, food security, and gender equity.
Strengthening the autonomy, and social and political role of the women in Cochabamba Women from Cochabama face challenges related to gender equality in their communities. Instituto de Formacin Femenina Integral (IFFI) provides technical assistance to the organization Plataforma de Mujeres por la Ciudadana y la Equidad (PMCE) to develop its members' skills in leadership organization and civic engagement. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Bolivia. IFFI's activities strengthen excluded communities so they can improve their living conditions and participate equally in a nation's political economic and social life.
Enhancing the Productive Process of Women Miners in Oruro Centro de Investigacin y Servicio Popular (CISEP) will work with women in 14 mining cooperatives in the department of Oruro to improve their productivity and income. The mine workers will receive machinery, equipment, tools and safety gear as well as related training and technical assistance. (BO-518)
Enterprise Development Grant CIEP and its partner organizations will bring artisans, farmers, students, and other residents of 10 rural Aymara communities into the tourism industry in the Batallas municipality, near Lake Titicaca, by developing a tour circuit that enables them to work as guides and sell food, crafts and services to tourists from Bolivia and abroad. The project should benefit 300 Bolivians direclty and another 900 indirectly.
Contribute to the paradigm shift towards agroecological production by facilitating production and marketing of organic products in the municipalities of Palos Blancos and Alto Beni Farmers who depend on agriculture for a living in the Alto Beni region in Bolivia, near the Amazon River Basin, struggle with high rates of deforestation and soil erosion due to unsustainable agricultural practices and increasingly frequent extreme weather events. The IAF supports community-led approaches to building economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture. Fundacion Ecotop (ECOTOP) promotes a community-based sustainable agroforestry systems model that diversifies crop production and promotes environmental resilience. ECOTOP's approach also builds the organizational capacity of producer associations and the leadership of its members, and improves economic opportunities, especially for women and young people. The grant will also help producers engage with local and municipal governments to promote programs and policies that support local priorities.This grant is part of the IAF's broader COVID-19 response strategy.
Community Development Through Traditional Weaving, Natural Dyes, and Expansion of Community Tourism AAA will continue to revive the local Andean weaving tradition and will undertake a program of community tourism, thereby benefiting 350 female and male Quechua and Aymara weavers from 19 communities in the department of Cochabamba. (BO-521)