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Agriculture Project Togo Threshold - Agriculture Project: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete. In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to hire external technical assistance to support MCC's assessment and oversight of the MCA's agriculture projects to ensure country-led designs and subsequent implementation were consistent with MCC guidance.
Program Administration Togo Compact - Program Administration and Control - Program Administration Activity: Compact Development Funding (CDF) is used pre-compact for key project preparation work such as the feasibility and environmental impact studies, engineering designs, baseline surveys, financial management and procurement technical assistance, and other specialized analysis to help MCC determine the final suitability and scope of investments, costs, implementation risks, and mitigation measures.
CONFERENCES Togo Threshold - CONFERENCES project: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete.
Energy Sector Project Togo Compact - Energy Sector Project: Compact Development Funding (CDF) is used pre-compact for key project preparation work such as the feasibility and environmental impact studies, engineering designs, baseline surveys, financial management and procurement technical assistance, and other specialized analysis to help MCC determine the final suitability and scope of investments, costs, implementation risks, and mitigation measures.
Not Applicable Togo - Program Development Project - Non-allocated Funds Activity: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete. In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to hire external technical assistance to support the MCA's program design process across multiple sectors.
Not Applicable Togo - M&E - Economic Analysis Project - Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete. In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to hire external technical assistance and/or collect data to support the design and implementation of the MCA's Economic Analysis frameworks , through program implementation and evaluation stages.
Program Administration and Control Togo Compact - Program Administration and Control: Compact Development Funding (CDF) is used pre-compact for key project preparation work such as the feasibility and environmental impact studies, engineering designs, baseline surveys, financial management and procurement technical assistance, and other specialized analysis to help MCC determine the final suitability and scope of investments, costs, implementation risks, and mitigation measures.
Governance Activity Togo Threshold - Land Productivity Project - Governance Activity: The Togo Improved Regulatory Framework Activity seeks to improve land governance policy and legislation in Togo by integrating field-tested methodologies into the regulatory framework for the New Land Code, thus lowering land registration costs and time, and increasing access to land registration for existing holders of informal land rights.
Credit and Financial Services: Rehabilitation and Development Project - Phase II Credit and Financial Services: Rehabilitation and Development Project - Phase II
Agricultural Development: Gaza Strip and Jericho Relief and Development Programme Agricultural Development: Gaza Strip and Jericho Relief and Development Programme
Agricultural Development: Resilient Land and Resource Management Project The goal of RELAP is to improve the resilience and incomes of rural producers¿ households in the West Bank. The development objective is to increase climate resilience, land productivity, agricultural production and marketing opportunities for smallholders and landless rural poor people.
Credit and Financial Services: Participatory Natural Resource Management Programme To increase the incomes and living standards of small farmers in areas where there are few alternative income-generating possibilities by developing and managing the land and water resources to conserve and enhance their productivity.
Increasing the economic empowerment of women in Ghana and the DRC through rural financing The project will increase the participation and empowerment of 12,000 women in the rural economies of Ghana and the DRC in order to improve productivity, build assets and increase household income. 32,000 household members (based on an average household number of 5) will benefit from better nutrition, health and education. 50,000 people will benefit from a community-wide financial literacy campaign (across all partners).
Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Private Contributions provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Private Contributions provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Norway provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017) Norway provides the fund to Ethiopia (2017)
Increasing Access to SRHR Services for women in Golden Line communities The Going for Gold programme is a collaboration between Simavi and its Tanzanian partners WPC and Umati, Solidaridad and Healthy Entrepreneurs to improve the position of women working in gold mines in the area of health, safety and their economic position.
Currently, the working conditions of women working in mines is hazardous and women are not empowered enough to claim their rights to equal wages, a safe working environment, and access to health facilities. Women regularly face Sexual and Gender Based Violence, which not only exposes them to unsolicited sex, unwanted pregnancies and the risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but also significantly impacts women’s health and wellbeing. The programme will address these issues from a multi disciplinary approach; improving the working conditions of women in the mining industry, training women as health entrepreneurs to run viable businesses, and improving the Sexual and Reproductive Health of women in the mining communities. 
In Tanzania, the programme will target 2.400 miners, 105.000 women in the mining communities and 250 female entrepreneurs.
Banana Vitro-Plants Propagation Agrobiotec operates a modern tissue-culture laboratory which produces and supplies quality in- vitro plants, primarily bananas
Maize Value Chain Capacity Building Sector: Maize production and milling, Beneficiaries: 437 (193 women), Description: This is a capacity building project that will improve the financial and administrative management capacity of the cooperative and provide the group with a marketing strategy and business plan for further expansion.
Murotso Valley Rehabilitation and Management Ishaka provides access to technical support for its member associations to increase food production.
Supporting Food Security in Rural Bujumbura Consedi manages the mobilization of small farmer groups in rural Bujumbura, Burundi.
Capacity Building of Cooperative Babiri Barutumwe Sector: Coffee.Beneficiaries: 1606.Description: Cooperative Babiri Baruta Umwe is a coffee cooperative headquartered on Gatare hill, Kivyuka zone of Musigati Commune in Bubanza Province. The group seeks to improve the quantity and quality of coffee produced by its members and access a better market by constructing a warehouse and pre-drying warehouse, conducting trainings on good agricultural practices, post-harvest processing, and marketing. The group also seeks to improvement their management and leadership's capacity for organizational and financial management by hiring experienced staff (accountant, agronomist), and developing a business plan.
Association for the Fight Against Sexual Violence Toward Women (Association pour la Lutte Contre les Violences Sexuelles Faites aux Femmes) ALVISEF - TWUBAHANE Cafeteria Project
Rice Production and Processing - Maramvya Zone The project funds will be used to build the group s capacity to function independently by providing vital infrastructure including a storage facility and huller; as well as technical training and working capital.
Coffee Production Capacity Improvement Mboneramiryango cooperative operates in coffee sector supporting 804 members of whom 217 females. It aims at increasing and improving coffee production through the acquisition of appropriate training, infrastructure, equipment and working capital deemed for revenue growth.
Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneurship Program FY2023 Year #1 Association pour le Dveloppement Transformationnel des Communauts (DTC) will act as the point of contact with the selected entrepreneurs of the USADF partnership with the Tony Elumelu Foundation to support the validation of selected entrepreneurs, the funds disbursement and the reporting surveys of selected entrepreneurs and Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Burundi.
Moso Rice Cultivators Collective (Collectif des Riziculteurs du Moso (CORIMO)) The project funds will be used to increase the groups organizational capacity to ensure sustainability as well as increase the cooperatives revenue by improving rice production by applying modern rice production techniques and obtaining better warehousing facilities. Funds will also be used for agricultural inputs, trainings in marketing, leadership and management, and will include a study tour.
Burundi CA 2023-24 | Base Year Cooperative Agreement for USADF Burundi Partner Association pour le Dveloppement Transformationnel des Communauts (DTC) to carry out the base year of their cooperative agreement.
Tugwizumuceri Federation This project is intended to combat the Umurwanzo system by enabling the Federation to access and manage sufficient resources to be independent as well as build members capacity to control their own development.
Twiyungunganye Kinama Rice Production Project Twiyungunganye Kinama Rice Production Project
Crop Production and Storage Capacity Building Gwizumwimbu members are war widows and orphan-headed households. The group grows potatoes, wheat, peas and corn.
Installation of Hulling and Grinding Machines The goal of this project is to improve the lives of women in Burundi by providing hullers and grinders for rice and flour preparation.
YALI Uwezowamungu Innova Group In Burundi, many small and medium enterprises struggle with how to better manage, grow and mobilize their businesses. That is why Emile is launching a company that will provide coaching, mentoring, and networking advice to help companies build capacity and maximize their impact.
Burundi CA 2020-2021 Year 3 Cooperative agreement for USADF Burundi Partner Association pour le Dveloppement Transformationnel des Communauts (DTC) to carry out year 3 of their cooperative agreement.
CODERIMO Rice Processing Project Sector: Rice Beneficiaries: 693 (386 women) Description: The group seeks to continue to increase the quality and quantity of hulled rice and by-products through further increases in yields; increase the percentage of members' total production purchased by the coop for processing; construct an additional warehouse, buy another mill to increase the amount of paddy rice being hulled, begin a warrantage system (improved financial system and yearlong storage), and increase marketing skills.
ALCP UMURI Dairy Project Sector: Agriculture Dairy (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries: 120 of which 50 are women.This small grant dairy project will help small scale farmers to earn increased income. USADF funds will help 120 people to purchase construction supplies, bicycles, cooking pots, refrigerators, plastic cans and 40 goats..
Good Nutrition for All (Bonne Nutrition pour Tous) Grain Storage and Processing Project
Specialty Coffee Production and Marketing Sector: Coffee.Beneficiaries: 1400 (741 women).Description: The group seeks to increase their production and sale of high quality specialty coffee with additional collection centers, a renovated coffee washing station for processing, a warehouse for storage, agronomy and business trainings, and working capital for cherry purchases and crop transportation.
USADF Coffee Initiative 2.0 This USADF Coffee Program is a multi-stakeholder initiative that accelerates the development of East African coffee enterprises through a combination of grants, capacity building and value chain services. This USADF signatory approach is designed and implemented in 6 countries: Burundi, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Malawi and aims to address the major challenges cooperatives in East Africa face.
Palm Oil Transformation Capacity Building Sector: Palm oil production and processing Beneficiaries: 184 (62 women) Description: The Project will build the financial and administrative capacity of the organization to better enable the expansion of the company's oil palm production and processing activities. The Project funds will be used for: construction of a storage and office facility and three collection centers; palm oil fruits and nuts processing machinery and packaging materials, trainings in financial and administrative skills along with technical agricultural trainings, technical staff salaries, a motorcycle, crop purchase funds, an administrative procedures manual and business plan, and initial project start up costs.
AD Vegetable Production Sector: Agriculture Vegetable Production (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries 50 of which 30 are women.This small grant vegetable production project will help small scale farmers to earn increased income. USADF funds will help 50 people to purchase seeds, fertilizer, harvest bags, and equipment (hoes, shovels, hand pumps, watering cans, sprayers, and tridents).
Dusangirumugambi Coffee Capacity Building Project Sector: Coffee.Beneficiaries: 1082 (494 women).Description: The group seeks to improve its capacity to produce high quality green coffee by making the necessary investments in construction of processing facilities, procuring processing equipment, and receiving agricultural trainings, which will improve the quantity and quality of coffee produced.
ISPID Poultry Project Sector: Agriculture Poultry (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries: 135 of which all are women.This small poultry project will help women living in Karurama Refugee Camp to earn increased income. USADF funds will help 135 women to purchase food, medication, chicken coop equipment, chicken coop and warehouse construction supplies, hens and vet fees.
Revitalization of Vegetable Production and Marketing Cooperative Groups Revitalization of Vegetable Production and Marketing Cooperative Groups
Partner Cooperative Agreement This is a one-year renewal of USADF's Partner Cooperative Agreement in Burundi.
Coffee Production and Processing Reinforcement Project Cooperative agreement for USADF Burundi Partner Association pour le Dveloppement Transformationnel des Communauts (DTC) to carry out year 3 of their cooperative agreement. Funds disbursed to provide liquidity in light of unanticipated shocks impacting project activities and grantee enterprises due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Funds to assist with project needs in light of fund shortage due to COVID-19.
Ruziba-Nyamakarabo Coffee Production Improvement & Marketing The project funds will be used to increase access to an environmentally sound washing station as well as create a revolving fund for farmers to receive direct payment for their cherries. Funds will be used to reinforce the cooperatives waste collection system and collection centers; for training in improved agricultural techniques; hiring staff; a vehicle; and to develop a marketing strategy.
Ishaka Maize and Potato Expansion Project The project funds will be used to begin producing maize and processing maize flour. The funds will also be used to expand potato production of which a portion will be kept as seed for members and the rest will be sold for food.
Garukirikawa Coffee Capacity Building Project Sector: Agriculture (Coffee production and processing).Beneficiaries: 237 members (including 45 women).Description: The funds will be used to increase the quantity and quality of members' coffee production; specifically, funds will be used to construct a storage facility with an office and solar power system; complete the construction of an environmentally sound washing station with water catchment system; construct four collection centers; procure a motorcycle; establish a purchase fund for crop transportation; provide training in agricultural techniques; and improve the cooperative's technical, financial and administrative management capacity.
Association pour le Dveloppement Transformationnel des Communauts (DTC) Partner Agreement
Twungurane Coffee Expansion Project Sector: Agriculture (Coffee).Beneficiaries: Coffee Farmers in Burundi.Summary: Project funds will be used to expand production by increasing the number of drying yards and storage capacity and establishing a rotating crop purchase fund; expanding the capacity of the washing station; providing lighting for the compound for extended working hours and security; and acquiring a truck and motorcycle for transportation. Project funds will also be used for various agricultural and administrative capacity building trainings, for technical staff salaries, and for initial project start-up costs.
Kerebuka Capacity Building Kerebuka is a 65-member community organization operating in the Rugari Zone of Muyinga Province, Northern Burundi in pineapple production.
FPDJ Beekeeping Project Sector: Agriculture Beekeeping (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries: 149 small scale farmers, of which 139 are women.This small grant beekeeping project will help 149 people to earn increased income from the production and processing of honey. USADF funds will be use to purchase construction supplies (rubble, bricks, cement, steel plates), for the warehouse and the small storage unit, bee hives, and beekeeping equipment (protection masks, smokers, extractors, honey tanks).
Komezibikorwa Technical Capacity Building Grant will provide training to improve the organizations institutional and technical capacity, financial management, business planning and marketing
YALI Irankunda Earths Swagg Most of Burundi's population uses charcoal and firewood for heating and cooking, in turn destroying over 6400 hectares of forest each year. Anges company, Earths Swagg, is producing fuel briquettes from biodegradable waste and fine charcoal, providing sustainable heating alternatives.
UARN Rice Production and Capacity Building The project funds will be used to construct a storage facility, purchase farming tools, hire and train staff and provide trainings on agricultural production, leadership and management. This will directly benefit the cooperatives revenue through increased rice production by applying modern rice production techniques.
CADAB Honey Production Project Sector: Agriculture Honey Production (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries: 620 of which 350 are women .This small grant honey production project will help small scale farmers to earn increased income from the production and processing of honey. USADF funds will help 620 people to purchase bee hives, honey press, honey extractors, tanks, seedlings, protection kits and containers.
KAZOZA | Rice Hulling & Production Expansion 2500 beneficiaries, 1100 women beneficiaries. ASSOPRO Ninga aims to increase its sales revenue and production of rice by building a drying yard, procuring moto-tricycles, and purchasing seed inputs to increase their output of rice and meet local wholesalers' demands.
Dusangirijambo Coffee Expansion Project Sector: Coffee.Beneficiaries: 3512.Description: The group seeks to expand its coffee production and processing capacity through the construction of additional processing infrastructure, procurement of processing equipment, and the establishment of a working capital fund (crop purchase fund) for the coffee season.
ABAVUDUKANAKIVI Dairy and Potato Project ABAVUDUKANAKIVI will contribute to the reduction of food insecurity through potato and milk production.
YALI Shabani Krysbel The clothing and design sectors can contribute to trade and the local economy, but many women are not trained to participate or benefit in the fashion industry. Krysta-Bella is training women to create locally sourced, eco-friendly fabric, contributing to the national culture with unique products and improving their skills and livelihoods.
ABANIKI Institutional Capacity Building ABANIKI is composed of 82 women, mainly widows and rape victims from the war, that grow rice and vegetables on the outskirts of Bujumbura.
Partner Agreement Partner Cooperative Agreement funds the technical partner to provide grant design and implementation support to USADF's beneficiary groups.
ASSOPRO Buramata Rice Production Improvement The project funds will be used to augment its revenue through increased rice production by learning and applying modern rice production and processing techniques; obtaining better warehousing facilities as well as sensitizing members about effective marketing and negotiation techniques. Funds willbe used for a storage facility; farming tools; a vehicle; hiring staff; and trainings on agricultural production and leadership and management.
Kazoza nIkawa Coffee Expansion Project The project funds will be used to increase availability of coffee collection centers and access to the Mpembawashing station as well as create a revolving fund for farmers to receive direct payment for their cherries. Funds will be used for training in improved agricultural techniques; hiring staff; construction of drying beds and collection centers; a vehicle; and to develop a marketing strategy.
USADF Coffee Initiative The goal of this USADF coffee strategy is to strengthen and train implementing partners in the EASA region to provide support to coffee cooperatives, accelerate agribusiness development, and increase visibility of USADFs coffee platform
Rice Production and Processing Capacity Building Sector: Rice Beneficiaries: 1412 (265 women) Description: The project will strengthen the association's administrative, financial and technical management capacity to improve members' rice production and provide post-harvest services such as storage, processing and marketing.
KUNDU | Coffee Production Expansion 3263 beneficiaries, 1392 women. Cooperative Kundudutezimbere aims to expand their production and quality of green coffee beans by building a storage/production facility and purchasing production equipment.
Widows and Orphans Association (Association Abajinama) Abajinama Basket Weaving Project
Coop Shirukubute Cassava Capacity Building Project The project funds will be used to improve the quality and quantity of cassava produced by using improved agricultural techniques and add value to their dried cassava chips by processing it into flour. Funds will be used for a storage and drying facility; farming and processing equipment; hiring staff;trainings on agricultural production; flour processing; as well as teaching members about effective