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Eliminate Tuberculosis from Ethiopia (ETBE) Provide support to reduce Tuberculosis burden (magnitude), its related mortality and transmission in Ethiopia.
St. Luke's Health Care Foundation Soddo Christian Hospital St. Luke's Health Care Foundation Soddo Christian Hospital
Community HIV and AIDS Care and Treatment activity Project HOPE is implementing the Community HIV Care and Treatment (CHCT) program, which aims to expand access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment services. This USAID-funded five-year program is implementing community-based targeted index-case testing to contribute to the UNAIDS 90-90-90 target and help end the AIDS epidemic in Ethiopia.
Trade and Investment Capacity The collection of services, technologies, equipment, and techniques used to enhance private sector response to international trade and investment opportunities.
Pastoralist Areas Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Program Two year program for water and sanitation activity for the pastoralist areas of Somali, Oromia, and Afar Regional States of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
Household Economy Approach Utilization (HEA U) Activity The new Household Economy Approach Utilization (HEA U) Activity will support evidence based decision making and strengthen Government of Ethiopia S (GOE S) analytic capacity and information management under the new strengthening disaster risk managemt
Humanitarian Assistance To provide emergency health, shelter, nutrition, protection, HCIMA, WASH, and multipurpose cash assistance to vulnerable households affected by conflict and drought.
Incr'd Use Of Key Child Health And Nutrition Interventions Increased use of key child health and nutrition interventions
National Blood Transfusion Service Center (NBTSC) and Lemi Health Center Construction Project National Blood Transfusion Service Center (NBTSC) and Lemi Health Center Construction Project
Ethiopia Civic Engagement Activity The four-year Activity uses a collective impact approach bringing together Ethiopian citizens to raise citizen-defined issues in an iterative process and propose solutions that will strengthen their ability to hold their leaders accountable The Ethiopian Civil Society Organization Council, with more than 3,900 members, will bring together a cross section of organizations and individuals  including youth, women, traditional leaders, faith-based organizations, diaspora and others  to co-create activities, while simultaneously building their organizational skills, comity, connection and trust.
Humanitarian assistance Humanitarian assistance for conflict-affected communities
Promoting Rights and Inclusion for Disability Empowerment (PRIDE) Activity Promoting rights and inclusion for disability empowerment (pride) activity
USAID/Ethiopia Biodiversity and Community Resilience in the Omo Valley Activity (BIOM) the biodiversity and community resilience in the omo valley (biom) aims to improve the biodiversity, livelihood security, and human rights in ethiopias lower omo through community-based conservation, ecotourism, and regenerative agriculture, as well as build capacity for political advocacy. this region has experienced a series of major shocks over the past decade as a result of the construction of the gibe iii dam, expanding export agriculture, and escalating conflicts between the state and local groups. the strategy of the project is to support biodiversity, prosperity, and resilience through the newly-formed tama community conservation area (cca) with additional privately-funded, community-run ecotourism, to build community capacity for peacebuilding and conflict resolution, and livestock production  with the end goal of strengthening the resilience of communities and the ecosystem of the lower omo regions.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide WASH and child protection assistance to displaced populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Funding to increase access to safe water supplies and hygiene and sanitation facilities for beneficiaries of Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition health facilities in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia COVID-19 Assistance Emergency Health, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and MHPSS assistance to COVID-19 in Ethiopia
FFP/IMPROVED TITLE II PROG PLANNING PERFORMANCE & MONITORG Increased effectiveness of FFP's partners in carrying out Title II development activities with measurable results related to food security with a prim
Human Capacity & Social Resiency Increased Supports the following illustrative program-funded costs: salaries of US, FSN, and TCN and other staff such as PSCs, RSSAs, PASAs, CASUs working for the US Government managing, administering, and supporting programs and their program-funded benefits such as housing, travel, transportation, education allowances etc; institutional contractors that provide such staff, rent, IT services, the program-funded share of utilities, staff training costs and the cost of developing and administering training programs, equipment and supplies, ICASS, vehicle fuel and maintenance, maintenance contracts, janitorial services, operational unit web page development and maintenance, outreach such as publications and the cost of their preparation (including staff costs), and technical assistance to ensure USG compliance with regulations.
Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order for construction of Health Centers at Udasa, Sibiya, Jaradado, Mehal Jarso, and Wacho sites Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order for construction of Health Centers at Udasa, Sibiya, Jaradado, Mehal Jarso, and Wacho sites
INCREASED USE OF PRIMARY AND PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE SE Increased use of primary and preventive health care services
Agriculture Growth Program (AGP) II Multi Donor Trust Fund (Ethiopia):  The Agricultural Growth Project Multi Donor Trust Fund, administered by World Bank, will enable the Government of Ethiopia to improve its capacity to research, design, manage, and evaluate agriculture and nutrition related activities conducted within the scope of the Agriculture Growth Project II (APG II). This is the only major multi-donor platform that brings together key development partners and provides a financing and technical vehicle for effective and coordinated engagement to improve implementation of the AGP itself.. .USAID's support under the trust fund focuses on improving the business-enabling environment in Ethiopia, particularly for small and medium enterprises in crop and livestock value chains. This activity aligns with the upcoming new Strategic Framework.
Countries and partners enabled to develop and implement programmes and plans to prevent child injuries Countries and partners enabled to develop and implement programmes and plans to prevent child injuries Reduced risk factors and improved coverage with interventions to prevent and manage unintentional injuries and violence
Collective response by operational partners effectively coordinated Health operations effectively managed in support of national and local response Populations affected by health emergencies have access to essential life-saving health services and public health interventions
Policy options, tools and technical support provided to promote and increase research capacity on health and address ethical issues in public health and research Policy options, tools and technical support provided to promote and increase research capacity on health and address ethical issues in public health and research All countries having well-functioning health information, eHealth, research, ethics and knowledge management systems to support national health priorities
Priority gaps in humanitarian policy and guidance addressed, with specific emphasis on health Health operations effectively managed in support of national and local response Populations affected by health emergencies have access to essential life-saving health services and public health interventions
USAID/OFDA Cooperative Agreement for South Sudan/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Cooperative Agreement for South Sudan/Complex Emergency
Humanitarian assistance TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL HEALTH, NUTRITION, PROTECTION, WASH, AND AGRICULTURE ASSISTANCE IN JONGLEI AND CENTRAL EQUATORIA.
Emergency Education Program (South Sudan):  By creating a sense of normalcy, the provision of safe learning spaces is essential in emergency situations for children and youth facing trauma, injury, exploitation and abuse.  With FY 2015 funds, USAID will fund emergency education activities through UNICEF, which will specifically target Internally Displaced Person (IDP) children in United Nations compounds, IDP camps, and in surrounding communities. The program will provide safe learning spaces; supply adequate and relevant teaching materials; support accelerated learning for out-of-school youth; prevent the recruitment of child soldiers; deliver lifesaving messages; and train teachers in life skills, peacebuilding, and psychosocial support.
Support UNICEF efforts to address severe malnutrition in South Sudan Support UNICEF efforts to address severe malnutrition in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency Supporting NGO coordination in the Protection and WASH clusters in South Sudan.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to address the emergency health needs of the South Sudan population affected by floods, conflict, and food insecurity and reduce preventable morbidity and mortality.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide agriculture, health, nutrition, shelter, WASH and ERMS activities under the COVID response.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide multisector support to vulnerable populations in the sectors of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), protection, nutrition, and health.
Livestock Emergency Response Program New award to contribute to improved food and nutrition security of vulnerable conflict-affected, displaced, and returnee populations in South Sudan.
Emergency WASH, community cholera sensitization and case management of cholera-affected patients to reduce the spread of cholera in South Sudan. Emergency WASH, community cholera sensitization and case management of cholera-affected patients to reduce the spread of cholera in South Sudan.
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Multi-sector humanitarian assistance: Emergency Agriculture, Health and Nutrition and WASH services in South Sudan.
Public International Organization Grant or Humanitarian Assistance in South Sudan To provide emergency camp management, shelter-NFI, health, and WASH
Public International Organization Grant to [redacted] for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in South Sudan Public International Organization Grant to [redacted] for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency To provide primary health care services and respond to acute malnutrition among vulnerable populations
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency health, nutrition and WASH services.
Title II Development Program through World Food Program. Title II Development Program through World Food Program.
Abyei Rehabilitation Initiative PIO Grant to IOM for the Abyei Rehabilitation Initiative
Integrated Emergency Assistance Integrated Emergency Protection, Coordination, Livelihoods and Shelter Assistance in Unity and Upper Nile States and Rapid Emergency Response Across South Sudan.
Jonglei Food Security Program (JFSP) The Jonglei Food Security Program (JFSP) will target almost 150,000 vulnerable households in eight counties in Jonglei State. The JFSP will support the nascent South Sudan Governments mission to establish an operational and strategic framework to enhance the resiliency, income and general wellbeing of Jongleis communities.
Grant to Food for the Hungry for agriculture and food security, risk management policy and practice, and WASH in South Sudan Grant to Food for the Hungry for agriculture and food security, risk management policy and practice, and WASH in South Sudan
Integrated Essential Emergency Education Services (IEEES) (South Sudan):  . ..In FY 2018, the Integrated Essential Emergency Education Services Project (IEEES) continues to provide protection, education and learning opportunities to those most negatively impacted by South Sudan's conflict. USAID will support out-of-school, internally displaced persons (IDP) and host-community children and youth to achieve measurable outcomes in reading and psychosocial well-being with interventions that increase equitable access to safe learning environments and improve instruction in essential life skills. The activity will raise awareness of the importance and sanctity of all learning spaces in the target communities with particular focus among armed groups in an attempt to promote an end to occupation of schools by armed groups. Specific interventions will include establishment of temporary learning spaces; training of volunteer teachers on methodology; literacy and numeracy instruction; provision of teaching and learning materials, and support to parent-teacher associations in creation of school development plans. UNICEF is the prime partner for this activity as it is one of the only organizations able to access conflict-prone areas, where beneficiaries have the most need.  This makes UNICEF well suited to implement in South Sudan. Due to ongoing security threats and logistical challenges since conflict erupted in 2013, USAID/South Sudan has shifted to partner more with UN agencies, which are often the only organizations able to access key program locations due to their ability to utilize assets of and coordinate with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan peacekeeping operations..... .
World Food Programme Sudan In response to widespread displacement and insecurity that has continued to expand as a result of the fighting between government forces and anti-government forces in South Sudan, FFP will support WFP to provide assistance to a total of 1.3 million people under this award. The beneficiary population will consist of IDPs as well as conflict affected residents. The operation will also have the capacity to respond to displacement caused by other shocks possible over the timeframe, including cattle raiding and, intercommunal violence.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide for integrated response for conflict-affected populations (inter-cap) in the sectors of agriculture, ERMS, health, and WASH.
Emergency food assistance Provide life-saving food and nutrition assistance to crisis-affected populations to support their self-reliance, readiness and recovery activity, as well as provide nutrition and health support to targeted groups.
Humanitarian Air Services in the Republic of South Sudan Humanitarian Air Services in the Republic of South Sudan
Humanitarian Food Assistance Health, nutrition, protection, WASH, and HCIM support.
South Sudan Humanitarian Response New award to provide humanitarian response in South Sudan.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide wash, nutrition, protection and agriculture services to crisis-affected households so that they have improved access to food through the end of 2024 by restoring and maintaining their own production.
OFDA-2014-South Sudan/CE-Grant-Fleet Forum Grant for planning conference - Humanitarian Coordination and Info Management Activities
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/Complex Emergency
Multi-sector emergency response Provision of static and mobile multi-sectorial responses to displacement affected populations along with Humanitarian Information and Coordination services in South Sudan.
Emergency humanitarian assistance New award to provide Nutrition; Agriculture and Food Security; and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene response activities in South Sudan.
Public International Organzation Grant - South Sudan Interim Country Strategic Plan (ICSP) Public International Organzation Grant - South Sudan Interim Country Strategic Plan (ICSP)
Mitigate the spread of the COVID19 pandemic This award will provide assistance to mitigate the spread of the COVID19 pandemic in South Sudan in the areas of health systems and clinical support, communicable diseases, and public health emergencies.
Sustainable Independent Media Activity (South Sudan):  .The Sustainable Independent Media Activity (SIMA) is committed to enhancing access to credible, accurate, and reliable information for the citizens of South Sudan by promoting the sustainability of independent radio stations that provide high-quality content. The activity will increase access to critical information through sub-grants to independent radio stations, including the Association of Media Development in South Sudan (AMDISS) and building the professional capacity of journalists and radio station operators.  Through this activity, radio stations will provide platforms for civic participation in the 2024 general elections, raise awareness about sexual and gender-based violence, and prepare journalists to face anticipated challenges when covering election issues. The training will include building trust in the media, creating systems for media monitoring, establishing editorial and financial independence, providing legal protection to journalists and media houses, and developing skills and tools to address disinformation. ...
USAID/DFID Health Pool Fund To provide a government led effective health system that will deliver improved access to quality health services across six states in South Sudan with a specific focus on reducing maternal and child mortality.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to strengthen gender-based violence (GBV) response coordination, and integrated health, nutrition, livelihoods, and protection response.
Provide emergency nutrition support in South Sudan. Provide emergency nutrition support in South Sudan.
Cooperative Agreement fo IOM for South Sudan Emergency Assistance Cooperative Agreement to IOM for a rapid response fund in logistics, health, nutrition, shelter, protection, WASH, and humanitarian coordination and information management in South Sudan.
OFDA-2014-South Sudan/CE-Contract-Midwest Canvas BPA Replenishment of 1000 RPS SSUDAN Dubai - Relief Commodities
Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for Conflict-Affected Populations Response providing multi-sector emergency services to conflict-affected populations in South Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/CE Basic award to World Vision - To address needs of internally displaced populations and host communities in Greater Upper Nile
USAID/OFDA Grant for South Sudan/CE Basic Award to Veterinaire Sans Frontieres Germany - To provide access to animal source foods and income for vulnerable and conflict affected populations in South Sudan
Support to Independent Community Radio Network in South Sudan (SICRNSS) Project SICRNSS, implemented by Internews, is an ongoing project of USAID/South Sudan under the Missions Democracy and Governance sector program. SICRNSS promotes participatory development, governance and democratic accountability, peace building, cultural tolerance, and effective communication between state actors, civic actors, and local communities by supporting independent media development, community radio and access to information in South Sudan.
Contribution to WFP South Sudan ICSP 2018-2020 Contribution to WFP South Sudan ICSP 2018-2020
2021 Emergency Livelihood Response Programme (ELRP) To support the implementation of agriculture program entitled "2021 Emergency Livelihood Response Programme (ELRP)".
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide humanitarian coordination and provision of CCCM-integrated responses to displacement-affected populations.
Emergency Livelihoods and Recovery Program in South Sudan Emergency Livelihoods and Recovery Program in South Sudan
Strengthen GBV Response, Coordination, and Integrated Health, Livelihoods, Nutrition, and Protection Response in South Sudan Strengthen GBV Response, Coordination, and Integrated Health, Livelihoods, Nutrition, and Protection Response in South Sudan
Resilience through Agriculture in South Sudan (RASS) (South Sudan):  The Resilience through Agriculture in South Sudan (RASS) activity will continue to support livelihoods and build resilience and recovery by addressing household, community, and agricultural vulnerabilities that lead to food and nutrition insecurity for local communities, returnees, and internally displaced persons.  RASS will diversify livelihoods; improve agricultural production practices; strengthen intra-communal and increase inter-communal resource sharing and management practices; and advance nutrition for households in crisis, emergency, and catastrophe levels of food insecurity.  .RASS will purchase agricultural inputs and post-harvest equipment, and build and maintain minor infrastructure (silos, granaries, market shades) and fish-landing sites. The activity will provide training on good agronomic practices; village saving-and-loan associations; and basic literacy, numeracy and business skills for women and youth. RASS will also provide post-harvest training on food handling and hygiene; pilot a warehouse receipt system for grain producers; and establish cold chain systems for fisherfolk. RASS will issue nutrition vouchers, and facilitate access to fresh nutritious food for households. Activity participants can redeem the vouchers at local markets to enhance links with market traders to support the local economy. Furthermore, the RASS activity will advance USAID's resilience-building efforts by ensuring that activity participants in the Mission's  Multi-Year Emergency activities (that end in December 2023) will seamlessly transition from humanitarian assistance to resilience-building activities....
Multisectoral support to vulnerable populations in South Sudan Multisectoral support to vulnerable populations in South Sudan
Emergency response and assistance to displaced persons. Provision of emergency camp coordination/management, displacement tracking, shelter items, health, mental health, psycho-social support, and water and sanitation services in South Sudan.
To provide emergency WASH, Health and Psychosocial Support in South Sudan To provide emergency WASH, Health and Psychosocial Support in South Sudan
Integrated Emergency Response and Recovery Support To provide integrated emergency response and recovery support to crisis-affected populations in South Sudan.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency veterinary services for conflict and famine affected people.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding for emergency health, WASH, nutrition, protection and coordination services.
Integrated humanitarian assistance Multi-sector assistance award for conflict affected and displaced populations.
Humanitarian Assistance to South Sudan The purpose of this award is to provide multi-sector support to vulnerable populations in South Sudan.
Protection services in South Sudan Nonviolent Peaceforce award to reduce violence and increase the safety and security of civilians
Food Agribusiness and Rural Market II (FARM) Program The project aims to help small-scale farmers increase the production of staple food commodities and improve their marketing of surplus produce. The project seeks to boost the income of approximately 20,000 small-scale farmers in 36 payams (local government districts) and nine counties across the Greenbelt region.
NGO Coordination Support Supporting NGO co-coordination in the protection and WASH clusters and providing protection assistance to crisis-affected populations.
Integrated Health and WASH assistance to conflict-affected populations in South Sudan. Integrated Health and WASH assistance to conflict-affected populations in South Sudan.
Integrated Multi-Sectoral intervention for IDPs, Returnees and Host Communities in Raja Co Award to reduce child mortality and morbidity caused by acute malnutrition, common childhood illnesses and wash-related morbidities of conflict-affected communities.
South Sudan COVID-19 Air Services In response to COVID 19, this award will provide air services to humanitarian/health partners and governments in South Sudan.