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Conservation through Economic Empowerment in Republic of Congo (USAID Central Africa Regional):  USAID will use FY 2023 Biodiversity and Sustainable Landscape funds to address constraints to the growth of the green economy, aligning with conservation and forest management objectives in the Republic of Congo (ROC). USAID will focus on stimulating private investment in green growth, spurring the establishment of local enterprises, and ensuring local communities benefit from forest and biodiversity resources. USAID will adopt an approach that actively improves the voice, rights and participation of women, indigenous peoples and other vulnerable groups. Work under this activity will build the capacity of targeted ministries in ROC to understand and address local constraints, particularly as they relate to economic expansion in agriculture and tourism. Tourism also has the potential to generate revenue for protected areas, contributing to counter wildlife trafficking, while agricultural interventions can assist in reducing demand for wildlife as a protein source..USAID will contribute to maintaining the ecological integrity of the humid forest ecosystem of the Congo Basin, which is vital to regional stability in Central Africa, a U.S. foreign policy priority. USAID contributes to Joint Strategic Plan Strategic Objective 1.2 (The ecological integrity of the humid forest ecosystem of the Congo Basin maintained) by protecting natural resources critical to long term, sustainable growth, and food and water security. Furthermore, USAID will build the capacity of the government of ROC to meet its Nationally Determined Contributions for the Paris Climate Agreement and to access global climate funding mechanisms such as the Green Climate Fund and the Central African Forest Initiative, while also catalyzing private sector investment in low emission development..
Emergency COVID-19 Activities Activités du secours COVID-19 Emergency COVID-19 activities to conflict-affected populations in Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Burkina Faso. Activités du secours COVID-19 aux populations conflit-affectées au Niger, au Tchad, au Cameroun et au Burkina Faso.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Ajuda humanitária da emergência Emergency humanitarian assistance Ajuda humanitária da emergência
USAID Inform Asia Associate Award #2 - Technical assistance to strengthen malaria surveillance and the use of strategic information for malaria programming (USAID Regional Development Mission-Asia (RDM/A)):  USAID Inform Asia provides technical assistance to the national malaria program in Thailand to: 1) strengthen malaria surveillance systems for detection, notification, and response to all malaria cases; 2) evaluate malaria elimination approaches and strategies for implementation and scale-up; and 3) generate and use strategic information including routine data from anti-malarial drug therapeutic efficacy monitoring and documentation write-ups. Technical assistance will result in the development of key strategic information products, such as user-friendly informatics dashboards, technical assessments, advocacy briefs, and publications to inform relevant stakeholders and decision-makers. USAID expects that by the end of this award, Thailand's national malaria program will have increased technical capacity at national and subnational levels to use strategic information to plan, budget, implement, and monitor data-driven, technically sound, and cost-effective malaria programming that maximizes disease impact-a cornerstone in the road to a malaria-free Thailand by 2024. With FY 2022 funds, the activity will focus on providing monitoring and evaluation, data analysis for verification of subnational malaria elimination, prevention of re-introduction strategies that includes climate and environmental factors, and strengthening government staff capacity on data use and wider dissemination of lessons learned from Thailand's malaria elimination efforts. Achieving malaria elimination addresses global and U.S. national security priorities as it helps to create a more stable and prosperous region that advances American security and economic interests as well as enhancing regional prosperity and good governance. ...
Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) Activities (including training) aimed at preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission, including ARV prophylaxis for HIV-infected pregnant women and newborns and counseling and support for maternal nutrition. PMTCT-plus ART activities should be described under ARV Drugs and Adult Treatment. Funding for HIV counseling and testing in the context of preventing mother-to-child transmission can be coded under PMTCT or Counseling and Testing; targets should be included in PMTCT. Early infant diagnosis should be included under Pediatric Care.
OMEP: Modeling and Monitoring Agriculture & Water Resources Development (USAID Middle East Regional (MER)):  Program funds will support the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture as a regional hub for generating and disseminating data. Through the development of regional networks, knowledge and data on cutting-edge concepts and modeling capabilities is transferred, thereby increasing scientific input into the policy process.   FY 2014 resources will be used in two main areas: 1) to provide training to regional partners on climate change model downscaling, crop and irrigation mapping, and evapotranspiration and drought monitoring; 2) development of an information system platform, accessible through the internet, to be made available to governmental stakeholders, researchers and private groups and organizations, which will provide hydrologic data and model outputs for analysis and research;  and 3) further development of the MENA-LIS (land information system) model for various scenarios of climate change in order to provide MENA water decision makers with new regional data that is essential to adaptation planning and policy development. FY2014 Benefitting~Countries include: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco,~Tunisia, West Bank/Gaza
HIV Prevention For High Risk Individuals Prevención del VIH para los individuos de alto riesgo HIV Prevention For High Risk Individuals Prevención del VIH para los individuos de alto riesgo
Environment Peace Initiative for Colombia-(EPIC) Fondo Acción Ambiental y Niñez -(FAAN) Iniciativa de la paz del ambiente para Colombia Fondo (ÉPICO) Acción Ambiental y Niñez - (FAAN) (Colombia):  .This Program is part of USAID's efforts to conserve the Andean Amazon ecosystem, focusing on the most threatened region of the Colombian Amazon where the agricultural frontier and deforestation are rapidly expanding. The program works in conservation corridors, establishing sustainable productive systems and connecting products to markets as an economic incentive to set aside and/or restore forest fragments. It also provides capacity-building, policy-development and decision-making tools for local governments to scale up and sustain these efforts. The program is also serving as a bridging mechanism between two larger Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) programs in the Pacific region. The program strengthens community governance and livelihood activities to implement eight REDD+projects, involving 19 Afro-Colombian and indigenous communities and protecting over 800,000 hectares of forest in one the world's most important biodiversity hotspots.. (Colombia):. Este programa es parte de esfuerzos de USAID para conservar el ecosistema andino del Amazonas, centrándose en la región más amenazante del Amazonas colombiano adonde la frontera y la tala de árboles agrícolas se están ampliando rápidamente. El programa trabaja en los pasillos de la protección, estableciendo sistemas productivos sostenibles y conectando productos con los mercados como incentivo económico para poner y/o para restaurar fragmentos del bosque a un lado. También proporciona las herramientas del desarrollo de capacidades, del política-desarrollo y de la toma de decisión para que los gobiernos locales aumenten proporcionalmente y sostengan estos esfuerzos. El programa también está sirviendo como mecanismo de enlace entre dos emisiones reducidas más grandes de programas de la tala de árboles y de Forest Degradation (REDD+) en la región pacífica. El programa fortalece actividades del gobierno y del sustento de la comunidad para ejecutar ocho REDD+projects, implicando 19 Afro-colombianos y a comunidades indígenas y protegiendo sobre 800.000 hectáreas del bosque en uno los apuroses más importantes de la biodiversidad del mundo.
Moving Forward Project The AUCA Moving Forward project focuses on fostering faculty development; recruiting a more diverse student body; providing scholarships for students across Central Asia; upgrading technology systems for academic and admissions processes and for distance learning; and developing the university as a resource for the wider community. nan
SERVIR-Lower Mekong With Sustainable Landscapes and Adaptation funding, RDMA will continue to support the establishment and implementation of a SERVIR hub in the Southeast Asia region. The SERVIR hub allows USAID to support the Southeast Asia region with remote sensing, geospatial information and decision support services for both climate change adaptation and land-based carbon sequestration. RDMA is a regional platform that can manage activities of the hub and outreach to bilateral USAID missions. The activity will benefit the Lower Mekong countries of Burma, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam.
IOM X (USAID Regional Development Mission-Asia (RDM/A)):  USAID support to IOM X inspires social resilience to human exploitation and trafficking in persons (TIP) in the Asia-Pacific Region, strengthening the adaptive capacity of potential young migrants. Support enables high-profile events, youth sessions, television programs (e.g., documentaries, drama, public service announcements, and music videos), as well as TIP-focused websites. The primary audience of USAID's IOM X Campaign is young people from 15 to 30 years of age, particularly those who are migrants or likely to become migrants. The secondary audience includes the general public in the ASEAN region. This activity builds greater levels of TIP knowledge among highly vulnerable groups, including young migrants and those that are likely to migrate. It also creates greater TIP awareness about human trafficking and how individuals can proactively respond to the issue among the general public, including host and origin communities.
Logistic and Administrative Services The contractor shall provide logistic and administrative services as outlined in the attached statement of work.
Nigeria Expanded Trade and Transport (NEXTT) (Nigeria):  -The Nigeria Expanded Trade and Transportation (NEXTT) activity is a response to trade and transportation-related barriers undermining Nigeria's food production and making the country largely dependent on food imports.-The NEXTT activity will support the Government of Nigeria (GON) to improve trade policy, build trade capacity, and remove bottlenecks impeding the free flow of goods, particularly agricultural goods along the Lagos-Kano-Jibiya (LAKAJI) Corridor. NEXTT in FY 2014 will streamline these interventions to better match the Feed the Future value chains and the GON Agricultural Transformation Agenda in specific Staple Crop Processing Zones located along the corridor. -The activity will facilitate new agricultural investments along the LAKAJI Corridor through a Project Development Facility and strengthen the relationship between private sector business and exporting enterprises.
MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) The USAID-funded MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) is a global multimedia initiative produced by the MTV EXIT Foundation and supported regionally by USAIDs Regional Development Mission for Asia in Bangkok. The program provides awareness-raising activities for youth and vulnerable populations to prevent human trafficking. Public awareness activities are a key component of the broader effort to counter trafficking in persons in Asia, and are carried out with partner governments, local non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and civil society. This initiative operates throughout Asia with the support of USAID, the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), and the international NGO WalkFree. The $8 million public -private collaboration has leveraged $100 million in contributions from other donors. USAID and AusAID are together awarding a new four-year, Phase IV of the MTV EXIT Asia campaign to raise awareness and prevent human trafficking. This $11 million agreement will establish a partnership in which USAID will contribute approximately $5.5 million to AusAID for MTV EXIT. Secretary Clinton announced Phase IV during her visit to Australia in November 2012 for the annual Australia-U.S. Ministerial.
Disaster Risk Reduction Disaster Risk Reduction programming in LAC and Asia regions
Southeast Edge Asia Hub Cubo do sudeste de Ásia da borda Asia Enhancing Development and Growth through Energy (Asia EDGE) is a U.S. Government-wide initiative to grow sustainable and secure energy markets throughout the Indo-Pacific region, which spans the California coast to the western shores of India, by helping governments expand energy access, promote energy diversification and trade, and strengthen energy security. Ásia que aumenta o desenvolvimento e o crescimento com a energia (BORDA de Ásia) é uma iniciativa Governo-larga dos E.U. a crescer mercados da energia sustentáveis e seguros durante todo a região Indo-pacífica, que mede a costa de Califórnia às costas ocidentais da Índia, ajudando os governos expandir o acesso da energia, para promover a diversificação da energia e o comércio, e reforça a segurança energética.
Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Support Facility (ADAPT Asia-Pacific) (USAID Regional Development Mission-Asia (RDM/A)):  The Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Support Facility (ADAPT Asia-Pacific) responds to a key priority identified in RDMA's Asia-Pacific Regional Climate Change Adaptation Assessment (February 2010) and provides capacity building and governance support to increase access to funding for climate change adaptation projects.  This program will: (i) strengthen human and institutional capacity to prepare high-quality climate change adaptation investment proposals; (ii) accelerate and ensure sustained access to financial resources for climate change adaptation investment projects; and (iii) support and strengthen a regional knowledge platform to share and replicate best practices. The program will also help develop specific curricula in regional institutions to address gaps in capacity identified by national governments and key stakeholders.
The Shade-grown Cocoa Activity (USAID Central Africa Regional):  .USAID's Shade-Grown Cocoa Activity will establish employment opportunities for local populations, sound management of primary and secondary forests, and decrease deforestation pressure for extractive uses of forests. USAID will 1) establish and strengthen networks of cocoa producers to improve the quality, quantity and sustainability of their cocoa; 2) establish and strengthen linkages with all stages in the cocoa value chain as a sustainable, forest-friendly export crop; 3) strengthen enabling conditions needed for the success of the cocoa value chain; and 4) increase revenue and non-revenue benefits of stakeholder farmers. USAID intends to leverage, at a minimum, matching funds from the private sector. While the "focused" Sustainable Landscape funds will be used primarily to alleviate the pressure of deforestation, they will indirectly contribute to biodiversity outcomes by protecting forest habitat and key biodiversity species in these important forests. By demonstrating an effective approach to reducing deforestation, they will also assist the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to meet its Nationally Determined Contribution under the Paris Climate Agreement..USAID will contribute to advancing U.S. government priorities in Central Africa designed to maintain the ecological integrity of the humid forest ecosystem of the Congo Basin, which is vital to regional stability, a U.S. foreign policy priority. USAID contributes to Joint Strategic Plan Strategic Objective 1.2 (The ecological integrity of the humid forest ecosystem of the Congo Basin maintained) by protecting natural resources critical to long term, sustainable growth, and food and water security. This activity will support the implementation of USAID's Private Sector Engagement Strategy as well as the Climate Strategy... .
Humanitarian Assistance CommunitCommunity-ledy led engagement on disaster risk reduction and response.
Title II Food Aid: FY18 Award for Niger, [redacted] Aide alimentaire du titre II : Récompense FY18 pour le Niger, [édité] Through programming around three integrated intervention areasenhanced collective action to address food, nutrition, and water security;       increased capacities, assets, and agency for improved access to food; and strengthened nutrition, health, hygiene, and sanitation;    [Redacted] plans to reach 189,000 people in Zinder. This activity links to the USAID Implementing Partner's earlier development activity,   which achieved a statistically significant 11 percent decrease in the prevalence of poverty. En programmant l'intervention intégrée environ par trois areasenhanced l'action collective pour adresser la nourriture, la nutrition, et la sécurité de l'eau ;									       capacités accrues, capitaux, et agence pour l'accès amélioré à la nourriture ; et a renforcé la nutrition, la santé, l'hygiène, et l'hygiène ; 										   Plans [édités] pour atteindre 189 000 personnes dans Zinder. Cette activité lie à USAID mettant en application une activité plus tôt du développement de l'associé,										   qui a réalisé des 11 pour cent statistiquement significatif de diminution de la prédominance de la pauvreté.
Pacific-American Climate Fund (Philippines):  The Pacific-American Climate Fund supports grants to civil society organizations (CSOs) in Papua New Guinea (PNG) to improve biodiversity conservation and natural resource management. CSO grantees equip communities with awareness and skills, particularly women and youth, on sustainable environmental management practices and alternative livelihoods.The Pacific-American Climate Fund also builds the capacity of CSO grantees by guiding them through the grant cycle and helping them adopt sound project, financial management, and monitoring practices. This positions the CSOs on a path to self-reliance, enabling them to replicate their projects, collaborate with other organizations and engage in public-private partnerships. This is the last planned funding for the activity. To date, the implementing partner has strengthened the capacity of 28 CSOs across 10 countries in the Pacific, enabling the CSOs to implement grants that support locally driven and innovative initiatives in the forestry, fisheries, agriculture, and biodiversity conservation sectors...
WASH COVID19 Assistance New award with COVID-19 supplemental funding for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene and Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Quality Reading Project The Quality Reading Project (QRP) will be implemented in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan to improve reading levels among students in grades 1-4 in both countries. The project will focus on improved reading instruction; issues related to the availability of reading materials; increased out-of-school reading time; and increased government support to improve reading.
Coastal Community Adaptation Project (Philippines):  The U.S. Government will invest $396,891 for the Coastal Community Adaptation Project (C-CAP) to build the resilience of coastal communities in the Pacific to withstand more intense and frequent weather events and ecosystem degradation in the short term (erosion, coral damage, flooding, drought, salt-water intrusion), and sea level rise in the long term by: (1) climate proofing small-scale community infrastructure such as coastal protection and rainwater catchment systems; and (2) building local capacity for disaster prevention and preparedness. Up to nine Pacific Island countries will benefit from C-CAP: Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu.
Central America Mexico HIV/AIDS Program: Combination Prevention for MARPs Programa de America Central México HIV/AIDS: Prevención de la combinación para MARPs This is a Request for Applications from interested non-governmental organizations to implement a program that will increase access to cost effective, sustainable HIV-prevention interventions targeting Most-At-Risk Populations in Central America and Mexico, in which the HIV epidemic in this region is most highly concentrated. Esto es un pedido los usos de organizaciones no gubernamentales interesadas de ejecutar un programa que aumente el acceso a las intervenciones rentables, sostenibles de la VIH-prevención que apuntan las poblaciones del Más-En-riesgo en America Central y México, en los cuales la epidemia del VIH en esta región se concentra lo más altamente posible.
Administrative Costs Costes administrativos This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development. Este premio es para costes administrativos o gastos de explotación directos de la agencia de los E.E.U.U. para el desarrollo internacional.
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Ocean transportation of 1,064 nmt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUTF) Transport d'océan de la prêt-à-utilisation-supplémentaire-nourriture de 1 064 nmt (RUTF)
Water Supply and Sanitation Abastecimiento y saneamiento de agua Ensure broadly accessible, reliable and economically sustainable water and sanitation services for health, security, and prosperity. (Note that this element does not include the household behavior aspects found in sub-element 1.6.7 or water issues directly relating to Agriculture  found in the EG Objective.) Asegure ampliamente los servicios accesibles, confiables y económicamente sostenibles del agua y del saneamiento para la salud, la seguridad, y la prosperidad. (Observe que este elemento no incluye el hogar que los aspectos del comportamiento encontraron en el subelemento 1.6.7 o problemas de agua directamente referentes a la agricultura encontrada en EG. Objetivo.)
Integrated Marine Ecosystems Management in Northern Hispaniola Ambiente The Integrated Marine Ecosystems Management in Northern Hispaniola project aims to reduce local threats to biodiversity in coastal and marine ecosystems along the Haitian-Dominican Republic border in Northern Hispaniola, while minimizing economic and cultural disruption for communities that depend on those ecosystems, and ideally creating new economic opportunities for those communities.. Asegúrese de que el ambiente y los recursos naturales de los cuales las vidas humanas y los sustentos dependen estén manejados de las maneras que sostienen productividad y crecimiento así como una población sana.
Humanitarian Assistance Ajuda humanitária Centrally-managed award to address humanitarian needs. concessão Central-controlada para endereçar necessidades humanitárias.