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HIV/AIDS - Administration and Oversight (HIV) - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - 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. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Program (Nigeria):  The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Activity provides cross-sectoral, Mission-wide support on project and activity level monitoring, evaluation, and learning. The goal of this activity is to help transform USAID/Nigeria into a premier practitioner of program monitoring and evaluation rooted in organizational learning and adaptation. The MEL Activity provides continuous, on-the-ground, on-demand and systematic support to all USAID/Nigeria technical teams, sectors, and implementing partners on performance monitoring, data verification, performance and impact evaluations, project- and activity-level monitoring, evaluation and learning plans, organizational learning, capacity building and knowledge management. ..Due to security restrictions for USAID/Nigeria staff, the MEL Activity supports third-party, field-based monitoring to augment the Mission's activity monitoring efforts. The MEL Activity is also designed to support enhanced accountability and engagement with non-USAID stakeholders so that USAID can benefit from their perspectives through shared learning and problem solving that improves Mission results and achievement..
LEARN to Read (Nigeria):  With FY 2023 funds this activity will: .Improve reading outcomes for pupils in grades 1-3 in select Nigerian states; .Strengthen the capacity of the Nigerian basic education system to expand and replicate evidence-based reading practices that promote quality teaching and learning, especially for girls and those from disadvantaged groups; and.Provide students with the foundational skills and abilities to progress to higher levels of education and become self-reliant citizens..Using FY 2023 funds, LEARN to Read will build strong partnerships with the new government at the federal and state levels to foster government leadership and ownership of the activity and its results. The activity will shift its approach to technical assistance, focusing on continued capacity building of the Ministry of Education at the federal and state levels to improve the allocation and management of funds for basic education; develop and deliver improved pre and in service teacher training to primary school teachers; develop and test a more efficient assessment system to measure learning attainment of students in grades 1-3; develop policies in support of improved basic education service delivery in selected states (Sokoto, Bauchi, Adamawa, Gombe, Ebonyi, and Niger). LEARN to Read will broker partnerships between the Government of Nigeria and international and local private sector actors to leverage resources in support of improving the access and quality of foundation learning, especially for girls and the most marginalized communities..This activity contributes directly to USAID Nigeria CDCS Development Objective 2 and is closely aligned with Goal 1 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..... ...
Humanitarian Assistance To provide security-related information and coordination services to ngos in northeast Nigeria.
Strengthening Deaf Education, Empowerment and Employment (Deaf-E³) (Nigeria):  ..To address the needs of deaf, hard of hearing, and deafblind (D/HH/DB) children and youth in Nigeria, the Deaf-E&sup3; activity will build the capacity of multiple community and professional groups: educational professionals, D/HH/DB community members and leaders, sign language interpreters, development professionals, and parents of D/HH/DB children. This will be accomplished by: (a) Providing educational professionals with training in a multimodal/multilingual pedagogical approach and co-developing two manuals on this approach, to be shared with additional professionals; (b) Developing the Nigerian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD) organizational capacity and the individual capacity of its stakeholders, and the involvement of D/HH/DB role models in educational settings with professionals, families, and their D/HH/DB children; (c) Establishing a working group of Nigerian Sign Language interpreters and deaf consumers that will analyze current and best practices related to interpreting as a whole and specific to education; and, (d) Increasing the capacity of USAID and its partners to engage D/HH/DB stakeholders nationwide, as well as enlisting support from these development actors in promoting awareness of NNAD as a resource to parents, government ministries, and others in the field of education, amplifying this activity's impact on the lives of D/HH/DB people in Nigeria....
Healthymagination Mother and Child Initiative (Nigeria):  USAID, General Electric, the Federal Ministry of Health, and select State Ministries of Health will improve the quality of maternal and newborn health care in priority states. Healthymagination will provide V-scan Access technology, a miniature ultra sound device, to health facilities in seven states. The device, coupled with relevant clinical training, will aid in the diagnosis of at-risk pregnancy and will assist health workers to monitor maternal and fetal health from the early indication of a pregnancy through birth. Ultrasound technology is already used in Nigeria, however, underserved communities that rely on the public sector have no access to clinicians who are adequately trained and have up-to-date technology. There is no evidence that ultrasounds are used for the purpose of sex selection or detection of genetic anomalies in Nigeria. With FY 2016 funding, USAID will support the roll-out, use, and monitoring of the technology to selected states in Nigeria...
Humanitarian Assistance To avert the preventable death of vulnerable and deprived children under five years whilst meeting the immediate nutrition needs of other vulnerable children and women living in violence affected LGAs
TB Local Organization Network  (TBLON) Region 1&2 (Nigeria):  With FY 2023 funds this activity will:Expand and strengthen coverage of both facility and community interventions; Improve diagnostics by optimizing new tools to meet the increased testing need;Reach underserved communities in hard-to-reach areas; and Strategically increase the public-private mix coverage.This activity will increase the number of TB patients detected, treated, and notified of their status in 14 states. It will also strengthen public private partnerships and alliances with health and related professional organizations, including faith-based associations, to influence their constituencies and communities to implement TB control interventions. This activity will serve as a platform to expand TB care, treatment, and notification services to all public and private health facilities in target states and will facilitate the accomplishment of statewide TB screening and treatment targets. It will also leverage TB platforms to support equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines for all eligible persons in seven selected states. The activity will partner with federal and state ministries of health and other relevant government agencies, as well as the formal and informal private health sector to screen 9,185,965 persons for TB and diagnose and treat 54,978 TB patients. The activity will continue to build the capacity of the national and state TB programs to conduct real-time surveillance for TB patients and establish links to quality care and treatment programs.This activity contributes directly to USAID Nigeria CDCS Development Objective 2 and is closely aligned with Goal 1 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..
Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic The program is intended to provide evidence-based services that will deliver measurable results. USAID is seeking concepts that demonstrate effective approaches to fulfill these objectives. The Recipient(s) will, at a minimum, be required to demonstrate the ability and capacity to address programmatic and systems barriers to epidemic control, to include but not limited to, the following areas: HIV Case Finding and Linkage (HTS), Adult Care and Treatment, Pediatric/Adolescent Care and Treatment, Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT), Cervical cancer screening, TB/HIV Care, Laboratory, Health Systems Strengthening to Support Clinical Services, Expertise with the Private Sector, Operations and Implementation Research.
Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) ESFP activity in Nigeria. EFSP uses principally market-based modalities, including interventions such as LRIP, cash transfers for .food, and food vouchers.
U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative for States Task Order 4 (TO4) (Nigeria):  With FY 2023 funds, this activity will provide technical assistance, training, and small grants to local organizations to:.Build capacity for the management of malaria prevention and case management in public and private health facilities;.Prevent malaria in pregnancy, including providing intermittent preventive malaria therapy for pregnant women; .Strengthen health systems for service delivery, including supervision and monitoring;  .Improve reporting and quality of health data from service delivery points; .Improve malaria case management; and .Expand access to services that prevent malaria in pregnancy..Malaria contributes significantly to the morbidity and mortality of children and pregnant women. The United States is a major partner in efforts to fight malaria in Nigeria, which has a national average prevalence of 22 percent (National Malaria Indicator Survey, 2021). This activity is implemented in Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau, and Zamfara states, serving an estimated 18 million people to increase the utilization of quality health services in target areas and population groups, focusing on malaria. This activity focuses on evidence-based interventions, sustainability, and capacity building. It also contributes directly to USAID Nigeria's CDCS Development Objective 2 and is closely aligned with Goal 3 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan...
Increase use of Family Planning, Maternal Child and Health, and HIV/AIDS Increase use of Family Planning, Maternal Child and Health, and HIV/AIDS
Local Actors to Promote Peaceful Co-existence Award to engage Local Actors to Promote Peaceful Co-existence among Farmers and Herders
Protect and treat conflict-affected populations in Northeast Nigeria Award to protect and treat conflict-affected populations in Northeast Nigeria for the main causes of morbidity and mortality and the consequences of GBV, as well as to mitigate and respond to prot
Public International Organization Grant to UNICEF for Emergency Nutrition, Protection, and WASH activities for Conflict-Affected Populations - Nigeria Public International Organization Grant to UNICEF for Emergency Nutrition, Protection, and WASH activities for Conflict-Affected Populations - Nigeria
Strengthening Advocacy and Civic Engagement Project (SACE) (Nigeria):  The Strengthening Advocacy and Civic Engagement (SACE) activity builds the civil society organizations (CSO) capacity to influence key democratic reforms. SACE supports CSOs advocating for improved service delivery in key social sectors such as health, education, and agriculture, while also promoting the rights of women, youth, and persons with disabilities. The activity utilizes local leadership and innovation in its approach to increase citizen participation in democratic processes and promote transparency and accountability in governance. It will mentor 17 issue-based CSO clusters (groupings of CSOs with similar advocacy goals) in advocacy, monitoring, and evaluation. Partners' increased capacity and improved advocacy skills are expected to result in better governance, more inclusive economic growth, and improved policies, especially for vulnerable populations.
Nigeria Health Services Assistance To provide emergency essential health services to conflict affected populations in Northeast Nigeria
Community-Based Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CUBS) project The Community-Based Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CUBS) project in Nigeria provides support and coordination for scaling up of HIV activities using community-based responses to identify, locate and protect orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Under the AIDSTAR indefinite quantity contract (IQC) mechanism, Management Sciences for Health (MSH), is joined by Africare in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development and the State Ministries of Women Affairs to address these focus areas under a five-year contract. Through the CUBS project, PEPFAR strengthens the capacity of federal and state government agencies to plan and implement OVC programs. The project will support the implementation of Nigerias National Plan of Action on OVC by developing and strengthening community based service delivery for orphans and vulnerable children.
Supporting Electoral Accountability and Transparency (SEAT) (Nigeria):  With FY 2023 Funds this activity will:Support capacity building of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and State Independent Electoral Commissions (SIECs) to deliver credible elections. Interventions for this period will be shaped by findings from various assessments (post-election survey, election process diagnostic, etc);Provide targeted and sustained support to SIECs to professionalize local government elections. This will include transfer of planning skills and tools to strengthen long-term operations and institutionalize these reforms. USAID will support SIECs to explore options for new technologies to replace current manual processes. Interventions will be complemented by voter education and advocacy efforts to standardize the scheduling and procedure of local elections; and USAID will also support women's political participation and leadership through candidate training and advocacy for affirmative action at sub-national levels..In preparation for local government elections and off-cycle elections this activity will reinforce the capacity of INEC and other election management bodies to conduct free, fair, transparent, and peaceful elections, thus leading to improved public confidence in Nigeria's democracy and further promote the credibility and sustainability of electoral institutions. Targeted technical assistance will be used to strengthen the capacity of INEC and other election management bodies to help ensure credible electoral processes are critical to strengthening good governance in Nigeria. Strengthening democratic governance is a key priority of the Integrated Country Strategy for Nigeria, the USAID CDCS, and directly supports Goal 4 of the 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan..
Advancing Nutrition Funding to provide technical support, implement innovative nutrition interventions, and generate evidence to enhance nutrition programming toward achieving the overall goal of improving nutrition for a health.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to support shelter and settlements and WASH programming to reduce morbidity and mortality rates associated with WASH-related diseases and environmental health risks resulting from displacement and shocks and to provide basic, covered, habitable and safe living spaces.
Food Assistance: RUTF NW Nigeria Assistance Food Assistance: RUTF NW Nigeria Assistance
To Support The Government Of Iraq In Containing The Spread Of Covid-19 In Vulnerable Populations By Creating Awareness About The DISease And Strengthening The Primary Health Care Services. To Support The Government Of Iraq In Containing The Spread Of Covid-19 In Vulnerable Populations By Creating Awareness About The DISease And Strengthening The Primary Health Care Services.
Humanitarian Assistance Multi-sector rapid response fund to support populations affected by sudden onset events.
Strengthen COVID-19 Preparedness and Response To strengthen COVID-19 preparedness and response efforts for water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance in camp and camp-like settings, assisting IDPs and vulnerable host communities in Nigeria.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide multi-sectoral services to conflict-affected populations.
Multi-Sector Humanitarian Assistance in northeastern Nigeria The purpose of the award is to provide integrated and comprehensive protection, WASH, Health, and nutrition assistance for IDPs and host communities in northeastern Nigeria.
Emergency humanitarian assistance To provide humanitarian health, nutrition, protection, and water, sanitation, and hygiene services to vulnerable, conflict-affected populations in Northeast Nigeria
Integrated Humanitarian Assistance To Northeast Nigeria III (Ihann III) Health, Nutrition, Protection And Wash Program
HIV/AIDS - Condoms and Other Prevention Activities - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - Improve the lives of orphans and other vulnerable children and families affected by HIV/AIDS. Strengthen communities to meet the needs of orphans and other vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS, supporting community-based responses, helping children and adolescents to meet their own needs, creating a supportive social and policy environment. Activities could include training caregivers, increasing access to education, economic support, targeted food and nutrition support, and legal aid. Institutional responses would also be included. ARV treatment of children is excluded from this category and should be coded under Sub-Element 1.1.10 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Drugs) and Sub-Element 1.1.11 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Services). Palliative care, including basic health care and support and TB/HIV prevention, management and treatment, as well as their related laboratory services and pharmaceuticals, when delivered within programs for orphans and other vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS, should be coded under this aspect. Other health care associated with the continuum of HIV/AIDS illness, including HIV/TB services, when delivered outside a program for orphans and other vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS, should be coded under Sub-Element 1.1.6 (Basic Health Care and Support) or Sub-Element 1.1.7 (TB/HIV). - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Humanitarian Assistance Improved access to basic WASH and shelter services for internally displaced persons (IDPS) and host communities in North East Nigeria.
Sustaining Electoral Engagement for Democracy (SEED) (Nigeria):  WIth FY 2022 funds this activity will:Build the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) to conduct domestic election monitoring and voter education, focused on election results, electoral violence, and access to electoral processes for marginalized groups including  women, youth, persons with disabilities, and internally displaced persons. Support the recruitment and training of domestic monitors that will conduct traditional observation and deploy parallel vote tabulations for off-cycle elections. Through these interventions, USAID will strengthen  the technical, organizational, and political support of key organizations actively engaged in Nigeria's electoral system to help produce credible outcomes and long-term sustainability of electoral processes in Nigeria. More credible electoral and political processes contribute to strengthening good governance in Nigeria, which is a key priority of the Integrated Country Strategy for Nigeria, the USAID CDCS, and directly supports Goal 4 of the 2022-20226 Joint Strategic Plan..
Effective Water Sanitation and Hygiene Services (E-WASH) Task Order under the Water and Development IQC The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is partnering with RTI International to improve urban water service delivery in Nigeria. The Effective Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services (E-WASH) program works to ensure sustainable water services through better governance and accountability, as well as policy, institutional, and regulatory reform. The program aims to increase access to basic drinking water supplies for 500,000 households in six states across the country. The E-WASH program aims to improve performance of six State Water Boards (SWBs) by strengthening core financial and operational capabilities to increase services, attract outside investment, and reduce water losses throughout the system. Well-functioning SWBs will result in increased access to sustainable WASH services. Simultaneously, E-WASHs civil society engagement activities will encourage participation and collaboration with the SWBs, as well as catalyze innovation for better water and sanitation services. Throughout its activities, the E-WASH program will focus on sustainability and equal access for women, the poor and marginalized groups.
Coordination, Information Management and Cpacity Building Services in Support of Humanitarian Action Funding will provide support for information management and coordination to the humanitarian response, including production of information products, tools, and capacity building for humanitarian and Nigerian government partners. the final goal is to build upon and further strengthen the capacity of operational partners to manage their information adequately. The total number of beneficiaries that will be supported under this award is 458 individuals.
Humanitarian Assistance New 12 month award for nutrition, shelter and settlements, WASH, protection, multipurpose cash assistance, humanitarian policy, studies, analysis, or applications, and food assistance activities.
Humanitarian Assistance The program is seeking a new 12-month funding which will allow UNDSS to provide critical humanitarian operations in Nigeria for a one-year period, from 1 march 2022 through 28 february 2023.
Communication for Change (C-Change) in Nigeria C-Change is working in Abuja and Cross River and Kogi States to coordinate social and behavior change communication (SBCC) efforts and align SBCC programming with national prevention priorities, as outlined in the National HIV and AIDS Prevention Plan and the National Behavior Change Communication (BCC) Strategy. It is improving the technical capacity of U.S. Government partners, nongovernmental and community- based organizations, and health workers to design and implement evidence-based, community-informed SBCC; expand the use of mass media channels by implementing agencies; and improve mass media support of HIV prevention priorities.