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Maternal Neonatal and Child Health Project (Pakistan):  The Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health Services Project aims to improve access, quality, and coverage of key MCH services for rural and marginalized communities in Sindh in support of an overall goal of "Improving Maternal and Child Health Outcomes in Targeted Areas."  FY15 funds will: 1) expand the quality of MNCH service delivery from 10 to 15 districts in the target province of Sindh; 2) refurbish approximately 200 public sector facilities; 3) scale-up use of high-impact, best practices, such as community use of misoprostol and; 4) train providers on basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care across 600 public and private sector facilities.This investment will increase the capacity of the public and private sectors to deliver high quality reproductive and MNCH services to further increase coverage of life-saving interventions.  This will ultimately result in an accelerated decrease in maternal and infant mortality.
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for Diamer Bhasha Dam Project Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for Diamer Bhasha Dam Project
World Food Programme Pakistan - Support Government of Pakistan Contribution of Locally Procured Wheat World Food Programme Pakistan - Support Government of Pakistan Contribution of Locally Procured Wheat
Community Stabilization project for shelter support in Sindh Province, Pakistan A grant to IOM for a Community Stabilization project to support shelter activities in Sindh Province, Pakistan following 2012 floods
Tubewell Efficiency Improvement Program (TWEIP) Phase II Tubewell Efficiency Improvement Program (TWEIP) is intended to replace agriculture tube wells with more efficient one. Main goal of the programme is to demonstrate the potential to significantly improve the efficiency of the use of electricity in the words largest irrigation-base agriculture system.
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Khwazakhela Bridge Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Khwazakhela Bridge
Protection and Assistance Ensure full respect for the human rights of migrants in accordance with law, as well as the provision of foods, personnel support, and services to meet basic needs of vulnerable migrants.
Pakistan Transition Initiative - BEFARe BEFARe is providing monitoring and evaluation services to USAID/OTI Pakistan. To date, BEFARe has provided 2,100 monitoring and evaluation reports for OTI grants implemented across Pakistan. The monitoring activities will include visiting ongoing small and large infrastructure grants, training skills development classes, and socio-cultural grants implemented by OTI across the country.Additionally, BEFARe will support the OTI team in its learning strategy.
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Reconstruction of schools Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Reconstruction of schools
Empower Pakistan: Energy Policy This project executed by AEAI for USAID aimed to strengthen the institutional framework for policy decision-making in the energy sector and focused on expanding capacity of efficient generation, transmission, and distribution assets.
Infrastructure and Transport Services Sararogah-Janjal-makin road, Ghulam Khan-Bannu road,Wana-Makin road, Repair of flood damaged tank, and Reconstruction of Gomal bridge
DO4 - Sindh Reading Program (SRP) (Pakistan):  .The SRP will improve early grade reading skills for a goal of 400,000 students in seven identified districts and five towns of Sindh province. FY 2016 funds will contribute to the SRP's following objectives: 1) improve teacher competencies for effective early grade reading instruction; 2) improve early grade reading assessment practice; 3) improve student access to supplementary reading materials; and 4) enhance participation of parents and caregivers in support of basic skills for out-of-school children. FY 2016 funds in the amount of $4.7 million will be added to the on-going activity.......
Balochistan Agriculture Project The project aims to increase the incomes of 14,300 households in over 700 poor communities in districts within 100 miles of the Afghan border in Balochistan. The project helps communities and farmers increase production, sales, and revenues of crops and livestock. Activities include introduction of new technologies and practices, improved management approaches, new varieties of crops and livestock, land leveling as well as better water management techniques and grading, packaging, packing, and marketing. Objectives for Pakistan: The project aims to increase the incomes of 17,000 rural households (approximately 110,500 people) by 20 percent in more than 800 poorer communities in the districts of Killa Saifullah, Loralai, Mustang, Quetta, Zhob, Musakhel, Pishin, and Sherani.
Kalat - Quetta - Chaman Road Project (Section 2 & 4) National Highway Authority (NHA), Ministry of Communication and Works, Government of Pakistan (GoP) initially started widening and improvement of KQC road (N-25) in 2006 with ADB Loan No. 2019. For execution purpose, the road was divided into four sections namely; (1) Kalat - Khad Kocha section, (2) Khad Kocha - Quetta section, (3) Quetta - Jungle Piralizai section, and (4) Jungle Piralizai - Chaman section. Sections 1 and 3 (covering 120 km) were completed in 2010. The remaining sections (2 and 4) covering 111 km could only partially be completed due to worst law and order situation and subsequent expiry of ADB loan. With an assurance of funding of US$ 90 million by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in October, 2013, NHA assigned the balance / leftover works in sections 2 and 4 to M/s Frontier Works Organization (FWO) on EPC Lump sum basis in March 2014 for which formal contract agreement between NHA and FWO was signed on June 02, 2014.
FATA Infrastructure Program FATA Infrastructure Program (FIP) is a key component of the USAID/Pakistan stabilization strategy for Pakistans Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). Decades of poor governance, underdevelopment, and regional conflict have contributed to widespread instability in FATA. In partnership with the Government of Pakistan (GoP), FIP aims to address instability in the region by constructing key roads and water, energy, and irrigation systems, thereby improving conditions for FATAs long-term development and the building linkages between FATA and the rest of the country. The FIP case study assesses whether project-supported road and electricity infrastructure has improved the availability and quality of service delivery and whether and how it has affected the daily lives of local residents and their confidence in government. Furthermore, the study explores additional infrastructure needs of affected populations.
Gharo Keti Bandar, Wind Power Project (WPP) Gharo Keti Bandar, Wind Power Project, WPP
Primary Education Provide children an education in reading, writing, and mathematics, and the basic skills of problem-solving, cooperative learning, and communication to develop pupils ability to obtain and use information they need about their home, community, and country. Activities typically utilize a formal school curriculum in or outside of a school. Primary education is also sometimes called elementary education.
Pakistan Emergency Health Assistance Award to provide ERMS and WASH assistance in Pakistan
Food Assistance and Livelihood opportunites to internally displaced persons and returnees communites. Public International Organization grant to World Food Program to provide Food Assistance and Livelihood opportunites to internally displaced persons and returnees communites.
Administration and Oversight (Private Sector) Administration and Oversight (Private Sector)
Pakistan Initiative for Mothers and Newborns (PAIMAN) Project PAIMAN's holistic approach to improve maternal and newborn health in its districts ranges from interventions within the community, within the public and private sector, and with district health systems. The community behavior change communication and mobilization component works to improve family awareness about maternal and newborn health issues. Its closely-linked second component improves access to and quality of public and private sector health care delivery at the district level by training public and private sector providers in essential and emergency obstetric and newborn care and emphasizing training of a new cadre of community-based midwife. This long-term solution will increase rates of skilled birth attendance. PAIMAN also refurbished and re-equipped selected public sector facilities to ensure 24/7 emergency care and has oriented traditional birth attendants (TBAs) with clean delivery techniques and referral mechanisms. As a cross-cutting intervention, PAIMAN worked on building capacity of district health mangers to plan for and evaluate district-level interventions using data from the revitalized district health information system.
Dairy Project The project seeks to boost the incomes in the dairy sector in Punjab by offering training in best practices to farmers, artificial insemination technicians, and women livestock extension workers. Trainees are introduced to techniques and resources that help improve milk yields and livestock management and also receive basic equipment. The project promotes linkages between small dairy farmers and suppliers, service providers, and higher-end markets. Objectives for Pakistan: The main objective of the Dairy Project is to increase the productivity and incomes of small dairy farmers in Punjab.
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Capacity building of PaRRSA Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Capacity building of PaRRSA
USAID/OFDA Grant for Pakistan/Complex Emergency Temporarily Dislocated Persons (TDPs) in Bannu and Karak Districts live in safety and dignity in Pakistan.
USAID - The Horticulture Advancement Activity (THAzA) (Pakistan):  The Horticulture Advancement Activity (THAzA) is a five-year, $16.45 million Public International Organization grant to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Working with the local governments, THAzA is implemented in the Afghan-Pakistan border region in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) provinces to strengthen commercial horticulture value chains to create sustainable livelihoods for farmers. . .FY 2021 funding will be used by THAZA for value-added activities in the horticulture sector. The activities will include establishment of cold storage facilities in KP and Balochistan, fruits and vegetables grading, cleaning and packing facilities in the two provinces, and refrigerated transportation facilities for the perishable products. From the 2021 funding, $200,000 contributes to Pakistan's $10 million gender earmark, as it will be used to improve gender equality in the activity area. For example, USAID will award female-specific matching grants for fruit and vegetable drying, vegetable production under greenhouse tunnels, and zero-energy cold storage for potatoes. These grants will be accompanied with capacity building exercises and market linkages for female beneficiaries.. .The border region is the poorest in Pakistan. The agro-ecological conditions, which are favorable for the production of fruits and vegetables, make USAID's work to promote commercial horticulture value chains the optimal approach to create economic opportunities and reduce poverty. As the activity works closely with the KP government, THAzA will advance the USG's objective to increase the writ of the government along the border region by building provincial government capacity and promoting private sector-led inclusive economic growth...... .. .
Humanitarian Assistance To Pakistan For The Complex Emergency - Concern Worldwide Support livelihood system of IDPs through agriculture and food security and economic recovery and market system activities.
Conflict Victim's Support Program The Conflict Victims' Support Program aims to provide equitable and transparent support to civilian victims of conflict related violence in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). Designed assistance packages should take into consideration medical, psycho-social, livelihood and long-term support needs of civilian victims ensuring the maximum service-delivery to the beneficiaries.
Humanitarian Assistance Multipurpose cash assistance for people affected by floods and other shocks
Community Rehabilitation Infrastructure Support Program (CRISP) in Pakistan. The primary objective of the program is to provide a mechanism to enable the mission to respond quickly to infrastructure needs.
FATA Livelihood Development Program The FATA Livelihoods Program worked in three key areas - agriculture, workforce development,and micro-enterprises - to improve economic and social conditions necessary for long-term stability in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, or FATA. The program seeks to improve the employment potential of targeted groups, especially youth, through vocational and apprenticeship training, basic academic skills development, university and technical education scholarships, and social engagement activities. The program also aimed to increase citizens' trust in their local governments through community infrastructure construction and rehabilitation projects. In addition, the FATA Livelihoods Program improved the performance of agricultural and non-agricultural businesses by providing equipment, specialized training courses, and improved production and marketing opportunities to local residents.
Citizen Engagement Program Citizen engagement program to strengthen citizen engagement in governance processes to advance peace and social cohesion in key geographic areas.
FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) The FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) constructs roads to connect remote communities to markets and facilitate access to essential services; restores electricity infrastructure; and improves access to water for drinking and farming. This portion is supporting  Solarization of 110 tube wells
OFDA-2014-Pakistan-Grant-RSPN DRR-related CBDRM floods recovery program activities in Sindh province, Pakistan
Pakistan Agricultural Technology Transfer Activity (PATTA) PATTA is a four-year activity to identify, support, and bring to scale private sector solutions to improve agricultural productivity in Pakistan. PATTA will partner with agricultural technology related companies to commercialize products and services that can increase the productivity and competitiveness of smallholder farmers. PATTAs partnerships will give smallholder farmers broader access to affordable technologies to increase productivity, build resilience to climate change, and reduce post-harvest losses. PATTA will collaborate with and build on previous investments by USAID and other development programs to increase access to markets for smallholder farmers, and to increase overall development impact and costeffectiveness. Besides support to commercialize technologies and introduce them to new markets, PATTA will also build human and organizational capacity of PATTAs partners to ensure sustainable and effective use of the technologies.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Pakistan/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for Pakistan/Complex Emergency
Pakistan Capacity Development Services-Small Business Contract (PCDS) Pakistan Capacity Development Services-Small Business Contract (PCDS-SB) is a $5 million, three-year activity that provides capacity building services critical to the success of the Mission's Government-to-Government (G2G) activities.  PCDS-SB provides services for USAID's indirect partners, including Government of Pakistan entities that do not receive direct funding from USAID. However, these partners indirectly provide support to G2G activities and play a crucial role in USAID's effective use of host country systems. They and other key Pakistani institutions address fiduciary risks and capacity development needs. These funds will be used for capacity development and technical assistance to government of Pakistan counterparts for more reliable, transparent and consistent automated systems.  This will improve reliance on government systems and government transparency.
Pre-Service Teacher Education Program (Pre-STEP) Pre-Service Teacher Education Program (Pre-STEP)
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Amandara headworks Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Amandara headworks
Building Disaster Resilience This is a three-year, incrementally-funded award. The first tranche of this award will fund WASH activities.
Drought Mitigation in Tharparkar District Drought Mitigation in Tharparkar District
Education Resilience Activity (ERA) The Education Resilience Activity (ERA) will improve Pakistans education ecosystem to enhance inclusive, sustained access to quality education for marginalized children.
Construction and rehabilitation of five educational institutions Construction and rehabilitation of five educational institutions
U.S.Pakistan Center for Advanced Studies in Energy (USPCAS-E) established at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) NUST entered into a Cooperative Agreement with USAID to establish U.S.Pakistan Center for Advanced Studies in Energy (USPCAS-E) to address some of the outstanding challenges faced by the energy section in Pakistan and to facilitate applied research and education partnership between USA and Pakistan. Strategic goals behind USPCAS-E are to evolve into a Centre of Excellence in Applied Research catering to the Energy Sector and economy of Pakistan with the aim to establish efficient governance structures - sustainability, value-added curriculum and capacity building; promote applied research to serve public/private sector and NUST-US students/faculty exchange programs. USPCAS-E energy research agenda and research thrusts focus areas are research & policy development in renewable energy & emerging technologies, thermal engineering leading to energy security utilizing indigenous resources; promotion of technologies & practices that increase energy efficiency in all sectors and technology innovation and entrepreneurship in energy and supporting technologies, materials and services. Objectives for Pakistan: The U.S.-Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies (USPCAS) project was designed by USAID and the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan (HEC) to strengthen a culture of applied research in Pakistan.
Pakistan Firms The USAID Pakistan: Firms project was a key implementer of USAID/Pakistans economic growth and stabilization strategy. The project assisted targeted firms and sectors that offered the greatest opportunity for growth, exports, and employment. Through this project, Chemonics worked with district governments, alongside other local businesses and organizations, to create jobs and support economic growth and stability. The project had two complementary components designed to enhance economic growth: business enabling environment and value chain development. The business enabling environment component improved the capabilities of government, primarily at the district level, to accelerate and facilitate economic opportunity in vulnerable districts. To achieve this component, the project supported agricultural produce market reforms and livestock sector reforms across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan provinces. The primary focus of the value chain development component was development of sales opportunities for private businesses in select value chains. The project liaised with government, primarily through the business enabling environment component, and worked directly with local industry, as the private sector has the most potential to generate economic growth.
USAID Energy Policy Project The project seeks to strengthen Pakistan's power generation and transmission systems and promote relevant policy reform. The project provides advice and technologies, as well as oversees USAID-funded construction and repairs of thermal power plants and dams. Through these and other efforts, the project is helping the Government of Pakistan to put more power on the national grid, decrease losses in revenues, and increase cost recovery by the power generation institutions. Objectives: The main objective of the project is to strengthen Pakistan's energy sector by improving the country's power generation and transmission capacity. Main Activities: 1) Support the Government of Pakistan's policy reform activities; 2) Advise the ministries of Water and Power, Finance, and Petroleum and Natural Resources, as well as the Energy Wing of the Planning Commission on power sector issues such as shale gas and the imports of liquified natural gas; 3) Conduct studies related to power .
Humanitarian assistance for vulnerable returnees Livelihoods support and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance for vulnerable returnees
Small and Medium Enterprise Activity (SMEA) Small and Medium Enterprise Activity (SMEA) will increase incomes and employment in project-assisted economic sectors and improve the enabling environment for private sector led growth in Pakistan. This activity will be focused on developing the following sectors: 1) information, communication and technology (ICT); 2) light engineering;3) textile (minus spinning);4) hospitality; 5) minerals (marble, granite and gems); 6) logistics and packaging; and 7) leather (minus tanning).
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THIRD PARTY MONITORING ACTIVITY FOR MUNICIPAL SERVICES PROGRAM-SINDH architect and engineering services for third party monitoring activity for municipal services program-sindh
Host Country Strategic Information Systems (FP/RH) Establish and strengthen host country health information systems, and build host country capacity to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data for decision making. Includes support to routine health information systems (RHIS) and processes such as facility-based health management information systems (HMIS), surveillance, vital statistics and civil registration, and program monitoring. Includes censuses and surveys, needs assessments, baseline studies, and targeted evaluations. Includes data quality assessments, and data analysis, dissemination, and use activities supporting the host country systems, including civil society engagement for accountability. Includes support for mapping and for geographic and electronic information systems. Covers programs across the spectrum from population-based health services to personalized medical care. Related training, supplies, equipment, and non-USG personnel are included. Does not include activities in support of meeting USG reporting requirements.
TheKhyber PakhtunkhwaResourceMobilization(KPRM) the objective of this activity is to implement a multi-year financial reform activity, kprm khyber-pakhtunkhwa (kp) revenue mobilization (kprm), to provide for the improved domestic revenue mobilization of gokp. this will be achieved by improving th
Water Governance and Capacity Building of Jacobabad Municipality Activity (WGCB) Humanitarian Assistance to vulnerable populations in NW and SW Regions of Cameroon