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Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement 18-023 Kazakhstan Border Reconnaissance Instruction Center (BRIC) Construction
SURCHARGE: PR10156910 SURCHARGE: PR10156910 [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.]
SKZ10020GR0079 Information Redacted Sept. 15 2020 Ma SKZ10020GR0079 Information Redacted Sept. 15 2020 May 31 2021
SURCHARGE: PR11089662 SURCHARGE: PR11089662 [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.]
SKZ10019CA0145 Institute Of International Education Inc SKZ10019CA0145 Institute Of International Education Inc
Small Grant - Human Health Institute Improve air quality and protect the environment and human health, and improve health, food and water security in Kasakhstan to prevent the spread of disease and ensure environmental stewardship by expanding activities under a previous ESTH grant.
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Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - US Kazakhstan University Partnerships Program[Awards- Cooperative Agreements] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. US Kazakhstan University Partnerships Program
2020 UNODC INCLE Kazakhstan 1 500 000 Pol To develop modern law enforcement academy curricula and a community policing program in Kazakhstan
SKZ10019CA0171 National Alumni Network 10 15 19 SKZ10019CA0171 National Alumni Network 10 15 19 10 15 21
Bringing AMLCFT Regime into better compliance with Bringing AMLCFT Regime into better compliance with FATF Assistance awards made through Bilateral Agreements, Letters of Agreement, including those established under C-175 authority, and Fulbright Commission agreements. The obligation of funds does not constitute a bulk obligation where funds will later be sub-obligated through other instruments.
Small Grant - Climate Coordination Center (Kazakhstan) This project assess the feasibility of increasing re-share by building modelling and analytics capacities for drafting programs, reforming the enabling environment, conducting market reforms and encouraging greater cost recovery.
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SKZ20021CA3028 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF SKZ20021CA3028 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement WMD Training Support (local logisitical support)
FA10957649 SKZ10022CA0027 UP 09 30 2022 03 31 2 FA10957649 SKZ10022CA0027 UP 09 30 2022 03 31 2024
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA KZ15TACMED01 KAZAKHSTAN TACMED SRF 0001 AB U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. 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
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement EXBS Program Training: X-Ray Image Analysis Instructor Course in Kazakhstan
Information Redacted SKZ10020GR0061 10 1 20 2 28 Information Redacted SKZ10020GR0061 10 1 20 2 28
Fulbright FLTA Rural Teachers Project in North and Fulbright FLTA Rural Teachers Project in North and West
SKZ10022CA0020 Alumni Small Grants Program 8 22 22 SKZ10022CA0020 Alumni Small Grants Program 8 22 22 8 31 23
PR10793785: Post Nur-Sultan INL: Opennet Monitors PR10793785: Post Nur-Sultan INL: Opennet Monitors 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.
SKZ10019GR0154 Information Redacted 0925 Social adaptation of the youth in distress through creative art activities and art-therapy
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement Practical Exercise Facility (Border Guards)
Social Eco-Fund This project will build capacity in conducting environmental assessments of regional infrastructure projects under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Addressing differential needs of drought affected women and girls and providing lifesaving services on Gender Based Violence in  Afar  Region In order to mitigate the undesired outcomes of drought and flood in escalating Gender Based Violence among internally displaced persons and host communities in Dubit, Asayita and Mille woredas in Afar region UNFPA has been supporting GBV in Emergency Programming by providing supplies for GBV response services in Afar region. UNFPA has been collaborating on this with partners namely the Afar Regional Bureau of Women and Children Affairs and the Women and Children Affairs Offices in the three woredas. UNFPA and partners, through this project, are seeking to address the undesired outcomes related to prevailing levels of various forms of GBV among El Nino affected communities in Dubit, Asayita and Mille woredas in Afar region.

The design of the project is based on pieces of evidences obtained from representatives of the affected population including staff of the  woreda and zonal Women and Children Affairs Offices IDP community leaders, women and adolescents girls – during the joint inter-agency protection field mission and agency specific rapid gender analysis assessment.   

Some of the main project interventions include enhancing the capacity of 3 host community health centers with post-rape treatment medical supplies offering psychosocial support to vulnerable women and girls through women friendly spaces and 3000 culturally appropriate dignity kits to address the protection and menstrual hygiene needs of women of reproductive age. This will be complemented with advocacy messages and information on GBV for the prevention of Gender Based Violence, and strengthening coordination among multi-sectoral service providers, including the establishment of government led confidential GBV Information Management System in the three selected woredas. The current drought and flood situations in the project areas have increased the number of vulnerable women and girls requiring immediate humanitarian assistance and lifesaving interventions. Through implementation of this project, 71,108 women and girls will be targeted to address their specific vulnerability while a total of 35,926 men and boys will also benefit including being active member of the GBV watch group.
Emergency Nutrition Support, for Drought Affected Pastoralist and Agro-pastoralist in Meiso,Tuliguled and Jigjiga Wordas Siti and Fafan Zone, Somali Region, Ethiopia. Somali Regional State is one of the 9 regional states of Ethiopia. The population of the region is estimated at 5,748,998 (CSA, 2014) out of which 46 percent are females and the remaining 54 percent are males. Somali region is predominantly pastoralists and the livelihood activities are dependent on the natural resource base, and are therefore vulnerable to covariate shocks such as a drought, which undermines crop farming, livestock production, and agricultural labour and herding opportunities. Ethiopia is facing the worst drought in more than 50 years, as a result of which major food security emergency is on-going in central and eastern Ethiopia. One of the highly affected areas in the country is Somali region and particularly Fafan Zone (FEWSNET, Dec, 2015). National estimates indicates that more than 10.2 Million people affected(HRD,2016).In Somali region in particular in Fafan zone a multi-agency rapid assessment conducted in December 2016 indicate that 110,331 people are affected by the drought. The Ethiopian government through the release of HRD, 2016 has requested the support of INGO, bilateral aid agencies and private sector to contribute and respond to the crisis. Islamic Relief has also conducted a rapid need assessment in the region and has identified similar needs and was requested by the regional government to respond to the emergency. IRE has already started emergency response operation in two Zones, Afder and Sitti and intends to expand the operation to Fafan zone. Accordingly this proposed project will address the emergency  Nutrition  needs of drought/ El Niño affected population in Tuliguled and Jigjiga Districts of Fafan Zone and Meisso Woreda in Sitti Zone. The target population for the project is , malnourished children and Pregnant and Lactating Women. The intervention includes nutrition support through standard nutrition approach Community Managed Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) response,  hygiene and sanitation promotion and capacity building to District health and  experts/government staff. The project will be implemented over a period of six months with the support of local government and community.
WASH project in Boset  Adama districts, East Shewa Zone of Oromia Regional State The project will be implemented in Boset and Adama districts in East Shewa Zone of Oromia Region in order to alleviate the suffering of communities who are affected by the lack of potable water. It will prioritize those most vulnerable groups of people -children with a high degree of vulnerability- as primary beneficiaries, particularly malnourished children less than 5 years and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) – in all stages of the project. The Boset and Adama WASH intervention will be executed through water trucking for highly affected community members for 21days, rehabilitation of six damaged boreholes, construction of three new boreholes, and promotion of public health and environmental sanitation. The project will be integrating gender throughout the interventions.

The project will be implemented over a six months’ period through mid 2016 as the hunger season is expected to extend for a protracted period. It will benefit 36,625 people directly and 35,909 people indirectly residing in the two districts. In addition to addressing the water shortage problem of the communities, it is also designed to support the enhancement of nutrition, health, hygiene and sanitation and education programs in the areas.
Integrated Emergency Nutrition and WASH Interventions in Ambassel Woreda, South Wollo Zone, Amhara Region The overall objective of this project is to provide lifesaving emergency nutrition and WASH services, thereby contributing to reduction of morbidities and mortalities associated with malnutrition amongst under-five children and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in drought affected Woreda, Ambassel, South Wollo Zone, ANRS. 

The project focuses on providing tailored and effective, technical and logistics support to the Woreda Health Office to address to their need to effectively treat and manage severe and moderate acute malnutrition (SAM and MAM) in children under five years and pregnant and lactating women and minimize suffering associated with malnutrition. WVE will support the Woreda Health Office (WrHO) to deliver high quality full CMAM services including treating severely malnourished children with medical complication in SC, treating and feeding malnourished children without complication at OTP, rehabilitating at risk and moderately malnourished children to prevent deterioration in to SAM through Targeted Supplementary Feeding Program (TSFP), and community mobilization.

In order to attain the project objective, it employs core strategies including capacity building, community mobilization and participation strengthening the existing health programs and integration of CMAM in to various Area Programs (APs) currently run by WVE. The project will directly benefit 1,879 children with SAM amp MAM and 829 malnourished PLW in the Woreda. This project prioritizes those most vulnerable groups of people – children with high degree of vulnerability like children with disability as primary beneficiaries, particularly malnourished under-five children and pregnant and lactating women in all steps of the project implementation. In addition, the project is designed to integrate gender throughout the interventions. Staff with health or nutrition backgrounds who have proven experience on emergency nutrition programs on similar settings will be hired.
Corn Soy Blend Dispatch to support Blanket Supplementary Feeding approach in Priority Woredas As the lead agency for the USAID-funded Joint Emergency Operations Program (JEOP), Catholic Relief Services has been asked by the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) to assist in the dispatch of Corn Soy Blend (CSB) to food-insecure populations in 71 targeted woredas across Amhara, Oromia, SNNPR and Tigray regions, as well as Dire Dawa administrative unit. The targeted beneficiaries are the populations most vulnerable to malnutrition, namely children aged 6-59 months and pregnant and lactating women (PLW). The targeted beneficiaries represent 35 percent of the total population in the targeted woredas, equaling 887,372 people. The CSB dispatch will be embedded within JEOP’s planned commodity dispatch round and delivered in tandem with other food items, forming a blanket supplemental feeding approach. 

CRS and its JEOP partners, including Hararghe Catholic Secretariat (HCS) Meki Catholic Secretariat (MCS), CARE, Save the Children International (SCI), World Vision (WV), Food for the Hungry (FH) and Relief Society of Tigray (REST) will complete the transfer from GoE’s warehouse in Nazareth to final dispatch points in 71 woredas. Local woreda officials will complete the dispatch to targeted PLWs and children aged 6-59 months at community and household level. At the direction of the GoE, the JEOP consortium will complete one round of dispatch in October 2016.
Emergency AWD Response in terms of WASH  in Bale and Guji Zones of Oromia Region The proposed project is located in Gorodola, Wadera, Adole Rede and Girja woredas of Guji zone and in Meda Wolabu, Dollo Mena, Sinana woredas and Goba town of Bale zone of Oromia region. The project is prepared in order to respond to the recent AWD prevalence in different parts of the country in terms of WASH, NFI and establishment/strengthening of Case Treatment Centers (CTCs) in the targeted woredas. Under the WASH component of the project, existing non-functional water sources will be rehabilitated and become operational and extension/expansion of water supply systems will be undertaken. Moreover, proper hygiene and sanitation awareness raising promotion and prevention and control mechanism of AWD will be undertaken in villages and schools. Non-Food Items such as Soap, buckets and jericans will be distributed to targeted beneficiaries.   CTCs will be established/strengthened and equipped with the necessary materials and equipment for the purpose of isolated treatment of peoples with identified AWD cases.   
The total direct beneficiaries of the project are 45,481 people will be targeted for the planned activities.
El-Nino Induced Flood Response Based on initial findings of a Real-Time Monitoring project conducted by UNICEF, which highlights gaps in water availability due to increased non-functionality of water schemes, the Government of Ethiopia, through the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Energy (MoWIE), has requested urgent assistance to support their ongoing efforts to supply emergency water to drought-affected regions.  Due to the emergency nature of the government request, the chosen modality for provision of water is via Water Trucking.  The proposed trucking project will follow the Governments' Water Trucking Guidelines and be conducted in the drought-affected regions Afar, Amhara, Oromia, SNNPR, Somali and Tigray.
Emergency Seed Assistance to El Niño induced Drought Affected Communities in North Wollo and Waghimira zones, Amhara region, Ethiopia The proposed  emergency  project is designed to respond to the priorities identified by the community ,  Ethiopia Emergency seed intervention guideline, Humanitarian Requirement Document for 2016, Ethiopia`s El Niño response plan for 2016 and DRM ATF road map operational recommendation for interventions   due to El Niño induced drought.

Project Goal, Objective with the intended outcome are as follows:
Project Goal:  To contribute to a reduction of excess morbidity due to El Niño induced drought in four woredas of North Wollo and Wagihimira zones, Amhara region.
Project Objective: "Drought affected communities in Dawunt woreda  of North Wollo zone and Dahina, Sahila and Sekota woredas of Wagihimira zone  are able to cope with and recover from El Nino induced drought  through emergency livelihoods support, ".
To meet the proposed principal and specific objective, the implementation of this project will focus on realizing the following key outcome:
Outcome 1 - Food shortage of targeted households reduced through increased access to emergency seeds
The Project will be implemented from 1 March, 2016- 31  August , 2016.
This project targets 10713 households or 53563 individuals(from HRF funding) of the four most affected prioritized woredas  of North Wollo (Dawunt woreda  )and Wagihimira  (Dahina, Sahila and Sekota woredas) zones. 
The project will address all age group of the community. Particularly, families with undernourished under 5 children will be given priority as children of this age are more vulnerable to malnutrition related complication.  Thus, malnutrition status of children will be entry point to screen beneficiaries. As well, women, child, old age headed households will be given more priority during the selection of the beneficiaries.
Emergency Seed Response for Meher dependent vulnerable households The 2015 El Niño episode has had a major impact on the agriculture sector performance with two consecutive crop failures and crop production having decreased by between 50 and 90%. The consecutive crop failures mean that in March 2016, over 10.2 million people are suffering from food insecurity in Ethiopia, compared to 2.9 million in February 2015. Projections indicate that the number is likely to rise to around 15 million in 2016. Peak assistance needs are expected between June and September 2016. The two main planting seasons in Ethiopia are the Belg and the Meher the latter being tied to the Kiremt rainy season (June-September). 80% of the population relies on rain fed agriculture, and the Meher season, which is upon us, accounts for more than 80% of the crop production in the country. 
GOAL, CONCERN, OXFAM, PLAN, and ACF have formed a consortium for the purpose of this project which aims to improve the food security situation of vulnerable households affected by the El-Nino induced drought through the timely distribution of early maturing and improved drought resistant crop seeds for the Meher planting season. The project will target a total of 135,901141,301 households with seeds that have been selected in conjunction with the local authorities and communities. The seeds selected are Teff, Maize, Sorghum, Haricot Beans, Wheat, Barley and chickpeas. The seeds were selected together with the local agriculture offices based on their adaptability to the areas of intervention.

This action will target three Regions namely Amhara, Tigray and Oromia, and 28 Woredas within these regions as follows:


PLAN : Amhara Region: South Gonder Zone, Ebinat Woreda. North Gonder Zone, W.Belesa, Telemt Woreda. North Wollo Zone. Lasta Woreda. Wag Himra Zone, Sahala Woreda. 

ACF: Oromia Region: Arsi Zone, Gololcha and Robe Woreda. East Hararghe Zone, Bedeno Woreda. West Hararghe Zone, Tullo, Anchar and Messela Woreda.

CONCERN: Amhara Region: North Gonder Zone, Beyeda, Debark, Wegera and West Belesa Woredas

GOAL: Amhara Region: South Wollo Zone, Legehida, Tenta, Woreilu Woredas. Tigray Region: Eastern Zone, A/Womberta, Ganta Afeshom, Hawzen Woredas. South Eastern Zone, H/Wajirat Woreda. Oromia Region: Arsi Zone, Sude Woreda

OXFAM: Oromia Region: West Arsi Zone, Shala, Shashamane, Siraro, Arsi, Negelle and Adaba Woredas 

A total of 4433.242 MT of seeds will be distributed. At this stage it is not possible to divide the seeds by type due to OXFAM's voucher intervention.

All agencies will provide seeds for .50ha per household 

All consortium partners with the exception of OXFAM will conduct direct distributions. OXFAM will implement the project through a voucher system, whereby local vendors involved in the voucher system will also be considered beneficiaries
CTC kit procurement for supporting national AWD response UNICEF has been responding to the AWD emergency through the provision of CTC kits and transporting it to affected districts, so far more then 151 CTC kits have been distributed to the six affected regions. As a result, the number of cases in Addis Ababa are going down from average of 100 cases per day, this has now gone down to 30.  However, due to the continued AWD transmission and high percentage of highly vulnerable people, there is an urgent need to continue the response and replenish the required quantities of propositioned CTC stocks until the next 3-6 months with total quantity of 544 CTC kits, continue supporting the country's AWD response.
Logistics Cluster and WFP Logistics augmentation in support of the Government of Ethiopia for the drought response Ethiopia is experiencing one of its worst droughts in decades and the increased humanitarian needs are putting a strain on the existing logistics infrastructure capacity and human resources. A number of logistics constraints from port of arrival to final delivery point are making it very challenging for the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) and humanitarian actors to deliver an effective and efficient response.

The Government of Ethiopia (GoE) is leading the response to the current drought and the National Disaster Risk Management Commission (NDRMC) has overall responsibility for coordinating the delivery of humanitarian assistance. The Logistics Cluster has been activated to support the response and identify logistics gaps and bottlenecks propose mitigating measures augment the logistics coordination and information management capacity. Through WFP, the global lead agency for the Logistics Cluster will augment the logistics capacity of GoE humanitarian responders and other humanitarian actors through the purchase, transport and installation of 35 Mobile Storage Units (MSU’s) in locations identified as priorities for the response. The augmentation of storage capacity will aim at addressing the lack of existing storage capacity of the GoE, a crucial logistics bottleneck as identified in the Logistics Cluster Logistics Gaps Analysis (April 2016) and currently causing delays and impacting the timely, effective and efficient delivery of humanitarian relief.
Emergency Nutrition Intervention in 10 Woredas of Arsi Zone, Oromia Region While Arsi zone is usually the wheat basket of Ethiopia, it has been severely hit by the El-Nino induced drought of 2016 and most woredas of the zone have been declared hotspot 1 or hotspot 2 in April 2016. As the zone is usually a food secure area, nutrition assistance to the zonal health office has been limited and there are serious capacity gaps to respond to the current nutrition situation. ACF proposes to support 10 woredas of Arsi zone with a CMAM intervention including support to the OTPs, to the stabilization center and to IYCF promotion. TSFP will take place in the 6 most affected woredas (Gololcha, Robe, Seru, Dodota- hotspot 1, and Amigna, and Chole - hotspot 2) out of the 10 supported woredas. 
The 10 woredas ACF proposes to support are: Gololcha, Robe, Seru and Dodota (hotspot 1), Amigna, Chole, Bale Gesgar, Tena, Tiyo and H/Wabe (hotspot 2). The woreda have been selected in collaboration with ENCU, Regional ENCU and the Regional Health Bureau.
The project also includes a WASH component focusing on the access to water for  25 health structuresin Arsi zone . Priority will be given to the health centers/stabilization centers). In addition it will provide point of use water treatment chemicals (POUWTC) for the nutrition beneficiaries in the five most affected woredas of Arsi.