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Training in non-violent communication Sri Lanka, after over two decades of violent conflict, has since 2009 been struggling to build peace and reconciliation.  Underpinning almost all initiatives is the need to enable people in conflictual situations – which can range from armed conflict and its aftermath to fraught relations within families, schools and neighbourhoods – to negotiate in a non-violent and non-confrontational manner to achieve constructive solutions to problems. In partnership with religious organisations and civil society groups, Centre for Communication Training (CCT) has been focusing on conflict transformation by promoting nonviolent communication (NVC).  CCT is a trilingual organisation (Sinhalese, Tamil and English) which since its inception in 2003 has introduced NVC in all parts of Sri Lanka.  In the first instance training is given to selected community members, and to staff of organisations which provide social services, and they in turn impart the principles of NVC to the communities where they work, and help them apply these principles in their day to day lives.  In order to follow up and assess the impact of trainings, CCT provides advanced NVC trainings to those who apply NVC principles in their work, and makes follow-up visits to local communities where NVC principles have been introduced, to monitor how the concept is being applied, and encourage training graduates to discuss and overcome problems in putting the principles into practice.
Permanent houses and toilets for war-affected returnees in Mullaitivu and Trincomalee Though the decades-long ethnic conflict ended in May 2009, resettlement of displaced people was still ongoing well into 2011.  The process had been held up by, among other factors, slow progress in de-mining activities, and large numbers of people who left the displacement camps became, in effect, displaced elsewhere, intending to return to their home villages but not yet able to do so.  Infrastructure facilities in the return areas were in varying stages of development, but in most places government and humanitarian agencies were struggling to address the very urgent livelihood and housing needs.  Mullaitivu District suffered particularly extensive damage to houses and other infrastructure, and to livelihood assets (tools and livestock).  Trincomalee District was also very badly affected.  CAFOD is supporting SEDEC (Socio-Economic Development Centre)/ Caritas Sri Lanka to build houses in one village in each of these two districts.
Sustainable livelihood and food security for poor rural communities MONLAR (Movement for Land and Agricultural Reform) has been working for nearly 30 years to form a broad people's movement in Sri Lanka bringing together all relevant people's organisations and sections of society, particularly those sections such as the rural people, plantation communities, fishworkers, labourers, women and young people.  Its purpose is to influence national and provincial level policies to secure the livelihoods of small-scale producers through an approach based on regenerative agriculture and sustainable use of natural resources.  The core target group is small-scale food producers and their families.  In particular MONLAR seeks to build independent and self-reliant farmer organisations; encourage and facilitate the sustainable use of natural resources by small-scale producers; promote healthy lifestyles, good nutrition and improved rural incomes and general quality of life; and to encourage ecologically-friendly farming methods, reclamation of drought-affected or otherwise damaged land, and home gardening.
Joe William Consultancy The CAFOD Sri Lanka Programme Consultant has been associated with CAFOD since 2001.  His connections to state and non-state actors in Sri Lanka, to the diplomatic community, to NGOs engaged in conflict transformation, to UN bodies as well as to regional human rights networks enable CAFOD to maintain an up-to-date analysis of political developments in Sri Lanka and to provide appropriate and timely support to partners.  The Programme Consultant has been engaged for some years in post-graduate research with the University of Bradford’s Peace Studies Centre, and was awarded his PhD in 2016.
We Lead Honduras This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Mozambique This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Lebanon This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Uganda This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Kenya This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Guatemala This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Niger This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Jordan This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead programme This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
We Lead Nigeria This acitvity focuses on supporting young women rightsholders to claim their sexual and reproductive health and rights The goal for this activity is by the end of 2025, have resilient young women who play a leading role in strengthened and inclusive organisations and movements that enjoy increased public support and have convinced duty-bearers and health-service providers to take steps towards implementing laws, policies and practices that respect and protect these young women’s SRH-R. The people we are targeting are young women with disabilities, living with HIV, affected by displacement and/or identifying as LBTI.
Further support to confidence building measures in Georgia It aims to contribute to the peaceful settlement of the conflicts and the prevention of further violence, in particular by promoting confidence building across the conflict divide at grass-roots level, strengthening civil society and facilitating increased contacts between the two breakaway regions, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, thereby pursuing the EUs policy of engagement and non-recognition.
EUMM Georgia According to Articles 2 and 3 of Council Decision 2010/452/CFSP, as last amended:Article 2: Mission statement:1. EUMM Georgia shall provide civilian monitoring of Parties¿ actions, including full compliance with the six-point Agreement and subsequent implementing measures throughout Georgia, working in close coordination with partners, particularly the United Nations (UN) and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and consistent with other Union activity, in order to contribute to stabilisation, normalisation and confidence building whilst also contributing to informing European policy in support of a durable political solution for Georgia.2. The particular objectives of the Mission shall be: (a) to contribute to long-term stability throughout Georgia and the surrounding region; (b) in the short term, the stabilisation of the situation with a reduced risk of a resumption of hostilities, in full compliance with the six point Agreement and the subsequent implementing measures.Article 3: Mission tasks:In order to achieve the Mission, the tasks of EUMM Georgia shall be to:1. Stabilisation: Monitor, analyse and report on the situation pertaining to the stabilisation process, centred on full compliance with the six-point Agreement, including troop withdrawals, and on freedom of movement and actions by spoilers, as well as on violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.2. Normalisation: Monitor, analyse and report on the situation pertaining to the normalisation process of civil governance, focusing on rule of law, effective law enforcement structures and adequate public order. The Mission shall also monitor the security of transport links, energy infrastructures and utilities, as well as the political and security aspects of the return of internally displaced persons and refugees.3. Confidence building: Contribute to the reduction of tensions through liaison, facilitation of contacts between parties and other confidence building measures.4. Contribute to informing European policy and to future Union engagement.EUMM Georgia shall deploy a team in Armenia in order to enhance the Union¿s awareness of the security situation, with a view to contributing to the planning and preparation of a possible civilian CSDP mission in Armenia. This task shall end when the Council so decides.
Confidence building and conflict prevention through the promotion of mother tongue based multilingual education (MTB MLE) in Abkhazia - Phase 2 Against the background of the predecessor project on Mother-Tongue-based Multi-lingual Education, this second phase will focus onExposing key policy and decision makers, as well as education experts and specialists to international experiences and best practices to support the development of a specific MTB MLE model for AbkhaziaMotivating constructive debate on MTB MLE across the dividing lineExtending MTB MLE to the pre-school level, to ensure broader inclusion
Inter-Agnency Agreement with Federal Emergency Management Agency Inter-Agnency Agreement with Federal Emergency Management Agency
ILEA General painting of walls ceilings metal s ILEA General painting of walls ceilings metal structures 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.
Surcharge ProcPR10327630-INL-El Salvador (Desktop Surcharge ProcPR10327630-INL-El Salvador (Desktop Computers for INL's Office) 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.
ILEA Logo Rug Contract ILEA Logo Rug Contract 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.
ILEA Logo Rug Contract 2023 ILEA Logo Rug Contract 2023 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.
Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs - Information Redacted U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Implementation and Logistics Support of PAL in El Implementation and Logistics Support of PAL in El Salvador Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.
Conservation of the Mid-19th-Century Casa Barrientos in Izalco Built in 1864 in an eclectic style and using traditional materials and techniques, the Casa Barrientos set the standard for the urban residences of Izalcos prominent families for the next several decades. This project involves the conservation of the buildings interior and exterior and its adaptation for reuse as a community center and museum.
Assisted Voluntary Return Program Voluntary contribution for the Assisted Voluntary Return Program AVR in El Salvador
1930.1 ILEA Logo Rug Contract 1930.1 ILEA Logo Rug Contract 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.
Reimagining Juvenile Justice in El Salvador Road M Reimagining Juvenile Justice in El Salvador Road Map Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.
Post Language Program ITCA March to June 2023 Post Language Program ITCA March to June 2023
Surcharge Procurement PR9554133:INL-SANSA-19AQMM19 Surcharge Procurement PR9554133:INL-SANSA-19AQMM19F1185- OY2 Contract Renewal Period of Performance: December 1st 2020 trough November 30th 2021 )
Training for policing during a health crisis in El Training for policing during a health crisis in El Salvador
ILEA Compound Anti Bacterial Floor Mats ILEA Compound Anti Bacterial Floor Mats 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.
ILEA Residence Hall Ice Machine Maintenance ILEA Residence Hall Ice Machine Maintenance 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.
OH Proyecto Integrate OH Proyecto Integrate Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.
INL-LANGUAGE TRAINING INL-LANGUAGE TRAINING Covers the cost of contracts for IT studies, plans, analysis, design and programming, and software maintenance, miscellaneous contractual services for informational technology, and contractual costs of IT systems operation and maintenance. Includes the expenses of contracts related to research and development, market research, maintaining and repairing computers and IT hardware and word processors. Covers the services from the Public Buildings Administration, facility operation, continuing medical education for Peace Corps, security guard services, leasing armored vehicles, Police/Military Guards furnished by host country, post language training, market development agreements, services/supplies/equipment used with physicians/medical staff, and contractual services for immunizations. Also include miscellaneous travel related expensed paid on travel vouchers, contractual services for educators/translators/course instructors, furnishing own supplies, and tuition for training sponsored by FSI, meals/rooms/expenses for offsite FSI trainings.
ILEA-PETTY CASH EXPENSES ILEA-PETTY CASH EXPENSES 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.
JJC Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corrup JJC Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corruption
E-Commerce Capacity Building Project To build the capacities of MSMEs and support their use of e-commerce platforms to increase sales and reach new markets.
INL GREAT GRANT Renewal for 2018-2020-SINLEC18GR00 INL GREAT GRANT Renewal for 2018-2020-SINLEC18GR0020 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.
INL Janitorial services for GET I2 SM SA and San INL Janitorial services for GET I2 (SM, SA and San Salvador) 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.
Assessment of INL Gender Based Violence Programm Conduct an assessment of prior INL programming on Gender Based Violence in Latin America to provide recommendations for future programming.
LOGISTICAL SUPPORT RULE OF LAW INL El Sal CA Support rule of law, citizen security and law enforcement development activities to build the institutional capacity of the government of El Salvador by coordinating travel, activities, capacity-building and outreach events, and trainings.
JJC Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corrup JJC Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corruption 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.
INL-PRZ64636-25 GITM- Desktop - CLIN 002A Standard INL-PRZ64636-25 GITM- Desktop - CLIN 002A Standard Desktop Mini ( HP Elite Desk 805 G6 or Dell Optiplex 7090 Micro; 10 GITM- Desktop - CLIN 107 (24flat panel display) & 10 GITM- Desktop - CLIN 111 (34 Ultrawide Curved Monitor Display)
URGENT INL FIREWALL LICENSE TECHNICAL F GCIF URGENT INL FIREWALL LICENSE TECHNICAL F GCIF Covers the costs of contracts for maintaining, updating, and repairing IT equipment, software, and related equipment, including servicing agreements.
ILEA ROOF Inspection evaluation of damages and s ILEA ROOF Inspection evaluation of damages and solutions. 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.
SINLEC16CA0013-A002/2017-2019 NCSC TRAVEL GRANT RE SINLEC16CA0013-A002/2017-2019 NCSC TRAVEL GRANT RENEWAL Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.
DPLF Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corru DPLF Strengthening CSOs capacity to combat corruption