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Julia Taft Refugee Fund Project: Reintegration of Haitians at Southernmost Border Crossing of Haiti United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of State]
Miscellaneous/Other Contractual Services- WCF Surcharges Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
Phase II - Physical Security Response to Internally Displaced Persons Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Haiti United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
PR11020176- PAP-INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS - 2 Desktops+ 4 PR11020176- PAP-INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS - 2 Desktops+ 4 Monitors for INL Staff transportation
PR5054265 NLHNP56-HA14C0194 EDIFICE REA $123 Information Redacted 831.0 PR5054265 NLHNP56-HA14C0194 EDIFICE REA $123 Information Redacted 831.06 PART OF CLOSE OUT
Haiti Trainers - (8)a Sole Source Covers miscellaneous contractual services not otherwise classified.
PR11140367 PR11140367-SURCHARGE Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
HtW Haiti Prison Health Sanitation and Nutriti HtW Haiti Prison Health Sanitation and Nutrition Program
Physical Security Response to Internally Displaced Persons Victims/Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Haiti Phase IV United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
ENHANCING FISCAL TRANSPARENCY PROJECT Increase civil society awareness and capacity-building to push the government to make significant progress toward meeting fiscal transparency
Julia Taft Grant 2022 Defenseurs Plus DEFENSEURS PLUS WILL PROVIDE LEGAL ASSISTANCE, TRAININGS, AND AWARENESS BUILDING ACTIVITIES TO STATELESS HAITIANS IN BELLADERE (RETURNED MIGRANTS FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC) TO HELP THEM OBTAIN HAITIAN IDENTITY DOCUMENTATION.
PR11011999-INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS -2 UNITS for INL Staf PR11011999 INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS -2 UNITS for INL Staff Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
Information Redacted PR7502765 PSC Haiti-Position replacement Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
FAC Windows and Screens Repair for Information Redacted FAC Windows and Screens Repair for Information Redacted Includes all services classified under Subobject 2551 which are procured from sources other than the Public Buildings Administration, GSA except for those maintenance service contracts for nonresidential buildings abroad covered by 2512.
Physical Security Response to Internally Displaced Persons Victims/Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, Haiti Phase III United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
Crowd Control Strategic Planning Crowd Control Strategic Planning - November 05 to 10, 2018 Covers grants (including revenue- sharing), subsidies, gratuities, and other aid for which cash payments are made to states, other political subdivisions, corporations, associations, and individuals; contributions to international societies, commissions, proceedings, or projects, whether in lump sum or as quotas of expenses; contributions fixed by treaty; grants to foreign countries; taxes imposed by taxing authorities where the Federal Government has consented to taxation (excluding the employers share of Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes); and payments in lieu of taxes. Includes readjustment and other benefits for veterans, other than indemnities for death or disability.
FY21 UNDP Supporting Accountability for Atrocities To increase the capacity of Haiti's judicial institutions and actors to investigate and prosecute violent atrocities.
PR11011999-INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS -2 UNITS for INL Staf PR11020176- PAP-INL-PD&S-DESKTOPS - 2 Desktops+ 4 Monitors for INL Staff transportation
Barrier Removal for Achieving the National Energy Road Map Targets of Vanuatu (BRANTV) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Ecosystem Restoration and Sustainable Land Management in Tongoa Island To effectively restore degraded landscapes and implement climate-resilient sustainable land management practices in Tongoa Island Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mainstreaming Global Environmental Priorities into National Policies and Programmes NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
R2R: Integrated Sustainable Land and Coastal Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LDC/SIDS Portfolio Project: Capacity Building and Mainstreaming for Sustainable Land Management in Vanuatu NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Facilitating and Strengthening the Conservation Initiatives of Traditional Landholders and their Communities to Achieve Biodiversity Conservation Objectives NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening capacity in the Energy, Agriculture, Forestry, and other Land-use Sectors for Enhanced Transparency in the Implementation and Monitoring of Vanuatuâ€™s Nationally Determined Contribution To develop Vanuatuâ€™s institutional and human capacities for complying with Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) reporting requirements of the Paris Agreement, and implementation and monitoring of Vanuatuâ€™s Nationally Determined Contribution focusing on Energy, Agriculture, Forestry and other Land-use Sectors. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 191. An appropriate transparency framework will generate multiple social, economic and environmental co-benefits, including human capacity, local and national institutional strengthening, cost-effective national budgeting and planning, reduced vulnerability of food systems, and resilient natural resources and ecosystems on which food systems depend. Through improved and more transparent data, the project will also support increased local, regional and national investments, and improved decision making. Activities and institutional arrangements such as required NGO and civil society representation on the PSC will ensure that the project directly benefits all stakeholders by improving the quality of information related to climate change in the AFOLU and other relevant sectors. Timely, accessible, high-quality information will enable better decision making and planning, and increase transparency to improve governance and accountability.[1] Specific guidance on how FAO can promote the Four Pillars of Decent Work in rural areas is provided in the Quick reference for addressing decent rural employment (as well as in the full corresponding Guidance document). For more information on FAO’s work on decent rural employment and related guidance materials please consult the FAO thematic website at: http://www.fao.org/rural-employment/en/.
Expanding Conservation Areas Reach and Effectiveness(ECARE) in Vanuatu The project objective is to improve systems and capacity at all levels (community, provincial, national) to achieve a representative, effective and expanded protected areas network in Vanuatu with a focus on 3 provinces (Sanma, Malampa, Shefa) to ensure healthy ecosystems and viable livelihoods for local communities. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Adult Education for Women Rice farmers in Shinyanga The purpose of this project is to improve the livelihood of poor and vulnerable community predominantly women in Shinyanga through increased productivity, production, processing, post harvest handling and commercialization of rice through value chain approach.  Women literacy is very low, hampering their chances to take up leadreship positions in producer groups and marketing associations, and reducing their ability to become competitive enterpreneurs. The focus of this project in 2011 is to empower women through literacy training and greater access to written information.
Tanzania Agriculture Scale Up Policy, Advocacy and Programme support This project is part of Tanzania Agricultural Scale Up PIP. It aims at developing and implementing the advocacy and campaign  strategy to influency targeted decision makers to change national policies in favour of small holder farmers and producers in Tanzania. The funds will be used to support initiatives to establish and strengthen alliances/collitions of civil society organizations to demand policy change in agriculture sector to support smallholder farmers and producers. PC Agricultural Scale UP will manage the project.
Raising her voice: Women's rights in Tanzania This project is part of the global 'raising her voice' programme. It seeks domestication and popularisation of the Maputo Protocol and amendment of SOSPA in line with protocol relating to FGM. Project will mobilise women's rights organisations and general public to and put pressure on the parliamentarians. Activities include translation, and simplification of the protocol, disseminating the protocol and SOSPA provisions through media, and public campaigns and representation and petitionining for change. the project will train practitioners, parliamentarians and personnel from police and judiciary to effectively use and implement the protocol.
Joint Oxfam Livelihoods Initiative for Tanzania This project is OGB's contribution to the Joint Oxfam Livelihoods Initiative in Tanzania (JOLIT). Managed by Oxfam Ireland, and resourced by two programme specialists, JOLIT aims to increase the impact of Oxfam affiliates' livelihoods programming and partnerships through support for programme linkages, quality and strategic direction. JOLIT focuses on four areas of common concern to affiliates in Tanzania, linked to wider OI work on livelihoods changes at regional and global level: land, pastoralism, local markets and trade, and investment. Part of the funds will be used for research on agro -pastoralism.
Education Quality Improvement Through Pedagogy (EQUIP) PHASE 3 CONSOLIDATION The project builds upon the old EQUIP pilot phase one and two implemented in Shinyanga District in Tanzania from 2003 to 2008. The project aims at consolidating and sustaining gains made during the EQUIP pilot phase and ensure they don't get lost but continue to improve the learning outcomes of primary education. Furthermore, the project strives to ensure that the key components and innovations that were created in the pilot phase (particularly around teacher in service training ,school governance, community empowerment water and sanitation) will continue to be integrated into national policy documents.
Improving incomes, market access and disaster preparedness in Shinyanga region The project has selected two value chains to focus on: rice and local chicken. Through streghtening these value chains, profit margins for enterprises along the value chain will incresae, particularly for women and smallholder farmers. The project will improve irrigation infrastructure, agricultural techniques and services. It will also improve road infrastructure for bettre market access. It will strengthen vulnarable communities through contingency plans and activities dealing with climate change and diaster mitigation.
Extension Food Security for Tanzania Farmers • Market first approach will stimulate increased production of high valued crops. • Private -sector as service support providers will provide reliable inputs; financial services and act as crop bulk buyers.  • Empowered farmers through collective action, engaged with private sector will enjoy sustainable economies of scale and economies of learning. • Women trained in women economic leadership and gender issues will become positive role models and active participant in value chains activities. • Oxfam facilitates District Commodity Stakeholder forums on a quarterly basis.  This provides an opportunity to create synergies among development partners and other actors  • Producer groups closely working with National, local partners and district contact persons will review developments and make future plans. • Developed rural saving and credit facilities will continue accessing farmer's capitals for re -investment in agribusiness. • Integrate project adaptation activities with the NAPA plans will contribute to the government's "Improving food security in drought -prone areas by promoting drought -tolerant crops" in Shinyanga. • Use of Gender Enterprise and Markets (GEM) action research and South -South Knowledge Exchange learning events across multiple countries will enhance better understanding of lesson learnt, impacts and for easily accessible for the international development community. • Stronger farmers' associations will increase social capital and care of more vulnerable farmers. • Organised water use committees and use of drought and disease tolerant crops will reduce risks of unreliable rainfall. • Crop insurances will be in place to cushion the effects of crop failure due to unexpected climatic disasters.
Improving incomes and empowering women through developing sisal enterprises Enable 2,200 smallholders farmers, producers and enterpreneurs in Shinyanga to engage in the sisal industry, providing them with sustainable livelihood and significantly increase their income levels
Food Security for Tanzanian farmers This project is part of the Economic Justice in Tanzania PIP P00443. This is the Carry over project 2015 -2016. It aims to enable Tanzanian small -holder farmers, with women as the new role models for agricultural development, will become resilient, overcome poverty and respond to the challenges of climate change through sustainable and innovative systems of food production, improved market access and income security, as well as more access to and efficient use of water .
Increasing vulnerable pastoralist Women's & girls Economic Empowerment in Tz The project will involve identification of target beneficiaries, conduct capacity building on livestock management and gender equalities; and distribute heifer to poor women
Empowering women in agricultural markets through collective action This project is part of PIP P00648 which is a research, learning and communicatio n programme. The project would gather evidence to suggest various forms of collective actions that would empower women smallholder farmers in agricultural markets. The project has a strong focus on research as well as communication and learning dissemination. The project design envisages close engagement of stakeholders from the beginning to ensure ownership and integration of research findings into their work.
Accountable Climate Change Initiative - Partner Development Within a six month period ForumCC will see revived activities, be in a position to implement a well planned project for building accountability around climate change in Tanzania going forward (as outlined in the ACAI proposal) and sign a contract with AcT for the financing of this.     The indicator of success for this will be the impact on climate change public and decision maker discourse in this period and the signing of the agreement with AcT and its implementation going forward under the direct management of ForumCC.
Chukua Hatua Phase 3 The project is part of PIP P00545 and the focus remains on building a groundswell of active citizens and capacity within local leaders to be able to respond to active citizen's questions and demands in where we work now upon having adequate resources we will replicate this to other areas as well.  Will focus on building social movements who can then engage and build relationships with potential allies, supporting linkages between communities across geographical areas  and linkages with existing coalitions.
Citizen-led monitoring of services and public resources in Tanzania The project is part of PIP P00545 and seeks to mobilise citizen groups and build skills such that they monitor the delivery of public services and demand transparency and accountability in management of public resources. Funds would be used towards developing innovative tools for monitoring, building the capacity of citizens to use these tools and using the information generated to propel citizen action for demanding accountability from the service providers. The project would reach out to 1 million women and men smallholder farmers, pastoralists and parents of school -going children in Shinyanga and Ngorongoro regions in Tanzania
My Right, My Voice - Tanzania Programme The goal of the student barazas project is to strengthen the involvement of pupils (especially girls) in democratic decision -making in schools, inculcate leadership skills and improve the accountability relationship between teachers/ school management and pupils. These councils are a direct channel for students to gain an understanding and advocate for their rights and entitlements. This project is a scale up of a pilot through TANA90 and will be delivered in 3 regions of Tanzania, namely Dodoma, Arusha and Shinyanga regions.
Accountability through Active Citizenship: Improving Petroleum Governance The project will: • Research published and disseminated to multiple stakeholders on extractives in Tanzania • Capacity building with civil society, local leaders, and citizens focussing on extractives • Providing technical advice to local civil society • Build skills of citizens in terms of advocacy
COMMUNITY MONITORING OF EDUCATION PROVISION The project aims to improve the quality of education in Tanzania, especially for the most food insecure and vulnerable communities in Shinyanga. This will be done by providing meals to children in 60  Primary Schools. School feeding will lead to increased enrolment rates, attendance and retention of pupils in schools as well as ensuring pupil's active participation. This  project draws experiences, outputs and insights from the previous two phases of the education project in Shinyanga District Councils.
Humanitarian Response to Burundian refugee influx in Tanzania To provide the required WASH infrastructure and mobilise up to 130,000 new Burundian refugees in Nyarugusu and Nduta refugee camps, and 5,214 people in the nearby  host community to make effective use of provided facilities, knowledge and tools to protect themselves from WASH related diseases
Humanitarian Response for  Refugees influx in Tanzania To provide the required Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure and materials for and mobilise up to 200,000 new Burundian and Congolese refugees in Nyarugusu and Nduta refugee camps, and 15,000 people in the nearby  host community to make effective use of provided facilities, knowledge and tools to protect themselves from WASH related diseases. Oxfam will also provide targeted Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihood (EFSVL) interventions including, Cash transfer, IGAs, Kitchen gardening, value chains and support to markets. Capacity building of Local Non Governmental Organisation (LNGO) partners will also be a priority
Accountability Through Active Citizenship In Petroleum Governance, Tanzania III Identification and training of community animators. The animators play key role in catalysing change in the community.  Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and communities awareness on Extractive Industries (EI) policies and laws, holding multi stakeholder forums and workshops, convening consultative meeting to strategise on coordination of EI at local and national level, Building capacity of CSOs to engage in decision making, development of campaigning materials and conducting local level campaigns and digital media campaigns. conducting EI research and policy analysis.
Linking smallholders into sustainable value chains through new Business Models TASU purpose is to ensure smallholder farmers are supported through new business model. Based on the fact that most of Tanzanians depend on Agriculture for their livelihood, through sisal business model developed 16,500 small farmers or producers will be reached in Shinyanga region Tanzania. Through this linkage of small producers, processors to the market to foster the chain and create various opportunities in the chain to attract private sectors investments, EDP and ADP will contribute these efforts to both farmers and processors for market creation for local and regional market.
Burundi Refugee's in Tanzania Through WASH interventions and camp management Oxfam wants to assist the needy cases in Kigoma ,by providing clean drinking water to the refugees from Burundi
Tanzania Education Empowerment and Advocacy Programme (TEEAP) This programme sets out to empower communities, CSOs to actively engage in ensuring quality education to all children. Also TEEAP will build the capacity of students, specifically girls to articulate their rights to quality education. Duty bearers at local and national levels will also be engaged closely so as they are responsive to the demands by the rights holders.Collaboration with teachers, media, and local CSOs will be the main strategies to attain this goal.
Sauti Project; Leveraging the Power of ICT to make Information Access a reality 1. Design Participatory Animators Summit   Co -design a participatory community animator summit with insights from Oxfam Tanzania, the Institute of Development Studies and Knowledge Hub on Governance & Citizenship based on the research produced on the impact of the programme already paid for by OiTZ.   2. Community Animator Summit Bring together 30 people (20 national; 10 international) including community animators, implementing partners, local government actors and Oxfam staff to collectively analyse the research findings and co -develop an improved Animator Model that delivers more for women. Document this process and produce a learning report on the new model.   3. Adjust Animator Toolkit and create accompanying audio content Make adjustments to the model and toolkit and depending on the needs that animators prioritize in the summit and produce accompanying, supporting audio content to disseminate the updated toolkit.
Tanzania Elections - Informed, Speaking, Being Heard •Preparing observation materials including a comprehensive code of conduct for observers  •The recruitment of 200 long term and 1400 short term election monitors. Conduct voters registration observation   •Monitoring Exercises by using Information and Communication Techniques and establish a national election observation platform  which will enable citizens to report  and collaborate with the National Electoral Commission (NEC), security agency and the media.  •Innovative and engaging events such as drama, music, art, story -telling events  •Close coordination with the national and international election observers and other organisations  •Engaging Community radio stations, journalists and producers for election reporting