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Assistance to Vulnerable Groups in the West Bank and Gaza (West Bank and Gaza):  The Assistance to Vulnerable Groups Project (AVG) implemented by the United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP) works to mitigate food vulnerability provides essential humanitarian relief. In 2016, the United Nations estimated that 22.5% of the population in the West Bank and Gaza were food insecure, a modest improvement in food security compared to 27% in 2014. .With FY 2017 funds, the AVG project will support continued provision of high-quality food assistance to help meet basic food needs and improve dietary diversity of 186,500 beneficiaries in the West Bank and Gaza, 95,000 of whom are in Gaza and 41,500 are in the West Bank. These beneficiaries will receive direct food support every three months. Funds will also be used to support 50,000 beneficiaries in the West Bank to use electronic voucher cards to purchase food at local food shops.
USAID grant to World Food Programme (WFP) Palestine The original grant was meant to support WFP food for work (FFW), food for training (FFT), life skills (LS) and assistance to vulnerable groups (AVG) projects in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. However, starting September 2008, beneficiaries under the FFW and FFT programmes were shifted to the Assistance to Vulnerable Groups programme.
Access to Success Program (West Bank and Gaza):  The goal of the Access to Success Program grant to Bard College is to award 10 scholarships for students to attend the Al Quds University/ Bard Honors College for Liberal Arts and Sciences. FY 2015 funds will be used to award 10 scholarships to students to attend a four-year program leading to a dual degree and a Bachelor Honors from Al Quds University as well as a fully-accredited Bachelor's degree from Bard College. Over the life of the project, a total of 20 scholarships will be awarded. These scholarships are expected to provide a unique opportunity for young Palestinians to attend an American style university locally as opposed to the high cost of sending students to attain such education in the United States.This program contributes to the Higher Education earmark.
INP II - Well Flow Metering project located in the West Bank Infrastructure Needs Program (INP) II builds upon the work achieved under the first INP and develops strategic sources of new water supply, rehabilitates and constructs water distribution systems, and designs and constructs wastewater treatment plants. INP II also rehabilitates main and regional roads to form contiguous road networks that support economic growth opportunities.
INP II- North East Jenin Water System (Component 1) (West Bank and Gaza):  The project will provide improved water supply to eight villages (Arrana, Arabuna, Faqqua, Beit Qad, Jalbun, Deir Abu Daif, Wadi Al Dabi, and Deir Gazala) in the northeast Jenin Governorate.~ Prior to project implementation, residents of the eight villages did not have piped water and had to purchase water from tanker trucks. The project will benefit approximately 21,000 Palestinians.
Ein Dor Museum for Archaeology: The Youth Against Racism project Cooperative Agreement with Ein Dor Museum to implement a Conflict Management and Mitigation (CMM) Program.  Ein Dor Museum for Archaeology: The Youth Against Racism project advances peacebuilding among 400 Arab and Jewish youth in the Galilee area by developing their filmmaking skills to tackle the racism and violence that affect their daily lives. By telling their stories through the lens of a camera, youth will use film as a medium to facilitate dialogue in their communities and spark change among their peers and families.
Palestinian Justice Enhancement Program (PJEP) Through the Palestinian Justice Enhancement Program, USAID and Chemonics improved the capacity of justice sector institutions, legal professionals, and civil society, while increasing public knowledge of and respect for law and the justice sector. By achieving short-term gains in efficiency, fairness, and responsiveness of the justice system, the program helped to build more capable and credible institutions and increases public confidence in the system.
Transportation of Commodities Contract for three charter aircrafts carrying High Energy Biscuits (HEB) from contracted warehouse in Oman to Egypt on behalf of the Levant (Gaza) response.
Financial Sector Enabling Environment Support the establishment of expert regulators and professional bodies that constantly improve laws, regulations, standards, and administrative practices that shape the sector.
Enhancing Palestinian Independent Media Program The purpose of this Agreement is to promote informed dialogue between the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian public by enhancing the role of independent media in a future democratic state.
Bethlehem University - Library Renovation and Expansion Bethlehem University - Library Renovation and Expansion
Infrastructure Needs Construction Management Program Phase II IQC Infrastructure Needs Construction Management Program Phase II IQC
MEPPA APS: Game Changers United {Peaceplayers Middle East) Game changers united is a leadership, professional, and athletic development program that will be implemented by peaceplayers international, it engages palestinian and israeli young people from diverse communities throughout Israel, east Jerusalem, and the West Bank over a three-year period. The project is a long-term framework for building trust and cross-border cooperation, advancing female empowerment, and enhancing leadership skills, using sports to create common ground. to successfully implement the project, game changers united actively engages key institutions including community leaders, municipal councils, and school administrators.
INP II - Gaza Reservoirs Al Atarah & Nuseirat (West Bank and Gaza):  Infrastructure Needs Program II, This task order is to implement the Al-Atarah and Nuseirat Reservoirs and Pumping Facilities in Gaza.
Masters of Arts & Teaching Program (MAT) Masters of Arts & Teaching Program (MAT) at Bard College
Infrastructure Needs Construction Management Program Phase II - Task Order for Architecture and Engineering Services Infrastructure Needs Construction Management Program Phase II - Task Order for Architecture and Engineering Services
FY 2016 ASHA Award - Friends United Meeting FY 2016 ASHA Award - Friends United Meeting
MEPPA-APS: TechSeeds for Peace (T4P) (Nita Lowey ME Peace Fund):  TechSeeds for Peace (T4P) harnesses technology as a common interest to bring together Palestinians and Israelis for skills development and career advancement to take advantage of this growing market and building lasting personal relationships. Today, there are 20,000 open software development positions in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. The activity engages over 1,000 young Palestinian and Israeli professionals from underserved communities to learn technology, leadership, conflict mitigation and soft skills side-by-side. The activity supports "full-stack training" which includes both back-end and front-end skills development including database, algorithms and code training in addition to training on visual design, app development and data storage. Participants will also receive interview and resume skills training to promote career advancement in the high technology field. Palestinian and Israeli youth will engage in training and education sessions together as they learn to work together as peers, widening the constituency of peace across the region's burgeoning technology industry and building support for an eventual two-state solution.
Improve Livelihoods and Enhance Economic Development (ILEED) Activity The Improve Livelihoods and Enhance Economic Development (ILEED) Activity will focus on promoting resilient livelihoods in Gaza and give households the tools they need to cope with recurrent crises. The activity will build upon USAID investments and successes to date, with a primary focus on building resilience through livelihoods while maintaining the flexibility and capacity to respond to emergencies, should they arise.
INP II - North East Jenin water project The objective of this Task Order is to provide a reliable, safe and affordable water supply to eight villages (Arrana, Arabuna, Faqqua, Beit Qad, Jalbun, Deir Abu Daif, Wadi Al Dabi, and Deir Gazala) in the northeast part of the Jenin Governorate, located in the northern region of the West Bank. These eight villages currently do not have a water supply system and rely on purchasing water that is brought in by tankers or from private wells.
MEPPA-APS: Partnership for Climate Resilience and Water Security (Nita Lowey ME Peace Fund):  Partnership for Climate Resilience and Water Security uses scientific and grassroots approaches to build awareness, knowledge, and solutions to address water scarcity and climate change. Fifteen Israeli and 15 Palestinian scientific experts will collaborate on a new water model for equitable and sustainable water use, enabling participants to break down barriers to resolving conflict over water and climate related issues. The grassroots component will develop materials for students and train Palestinian and Israeli teachers to increase awareness of climate challenges including mitigation and adaptation measures. Teachers will participate in binational meetings to promote regional cooperation. Additionally, 150 Israeli and 150 Palestinian young professionals will participate in Water Diplomacy Training to promote sustainable water use and collaboration for future generations.
INP II Construction IQCs IRD - Update Clauses INP II Construction IQCs IRD - Update Clauses
Anti-Microbial Stewardship Initiative (AMSI) (West Bank and Gaza):  .West Bank and Gaza Antimicrobial Stewardship Initiative.
Liberal Arts Scholarships in the West Bank (West Bank and Gaza):  The Liberal Arts Scholarships in the West Bank is a five-year activity with a total funding of $300,000. The U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem will award undergraduate scholarships to young Palestinians to study at a liberal arts college in the West Bank. Full scholarships will be awarded in two cohorts of 10 each for a total of 20 Palestinian graduates of the ACCESS and/or YES programs..With FY 2017 funds, the activity will award undergraduate scholarships to 10 Palestinian youth to study at the Bard Honors College at Al Quds University. Priority will be given to the graduates of the ACCESS and/or YES programs. The scholarships will be awarded in the academic year 2017/2018 and will cover four years of study.
Infrastructure Needs Project Phase II IQC - Task Order #1 - A&E Design water Infrastructure Needs Project Phase II IQC - Task Order #1 - A&E Design water
Early Grade Reading Program (EGR) (West Bank and Gaza):  The Early Grade Reading (EGR) activity will provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MOEHE) to improve students' reading and writing outcomes in grades kindergarten through second grade. Over the life of the activity, EGR will improve classroom instruction in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) in grades kindergarten, 1, and 2 in all 2,830 MOEHE-supported schools and support the MOEHE's efforts to institutionalize EGR policies, standards, and assessments...With FY 2017 funds, USAID will work with the MOEHE evaluation experts to institutionalize the administration of early grade reading and writing tests for kindergarten and second grade. This will develop an enabling policy environment at the central ministerial level so that interventions become part of student, teacher, parent and community approaches, practices and daily routines.  ..This program contributes to the basic education earmark.
Aid Transparency Project in Nepal The study was carried out to assess the situation of aid information and its accessibility to Nepali NGOs and CSOs working at grassroots level. ;
Special Investigation Unit (SIU) 5 Advanced Course, Argentina Special Investigation Unit (SIU) 5 Advanced Course, Argentina; This is a five week course serves as the foundation in fundamental law enforcement practices for newly assigned officers. It is based on the DEA Basic Agent training program and covers a wide range of topics in drug law enforcement.
R2G ACF France HQ Over the past decades great advances have been made in reducing all forms of undernutrition in children under five (CU5). Nevertheless, almost 200 million CU5 suffer from stunting (low height/age), wasting (low weight/height), or both, and over 340 million from vitamin and mineral deficiencies. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is putting even more CU5s at risk. The world is off-track to meet most of the SDG targets related to hunger, food security, nutrition and access to WASH, a critical precondition for good nutritional status. Right2Grow will focus on amplifying the voices of communities, their organisations and local civil society in those places and on those topics that matters. Right2Grow envisions a world where all children under five (CU5) are well-nourished (long-term impact), so that every child is able to reach theirfull potential (ultimate goal). Undernutrition will be addressed multi-sectorally to address each of the underlying determinants of malnutrition, which include: WASH, agriculture, care practices, health, education, social protection, gender norms and household dynamics, and other socioeconomic factors Most vulnerable children (under five) affected by undernutrition.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Carnegie India
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Indian Coast Guard
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Executive Seminar 03-19. Integrated Defence Staff
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Executive Seminar 03-19. India Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Indian Navy
Supporting the Implementation of the ASEAN-RAI As guiding, voluntary principles, the ASEAN-RAI must be operationalized by actors throughout the public, private and civil society sectors in order to have an on-the-ground impact in improving sustainable development outcomes for agricultural investments. Therefore, SMEs and domestic agribusinesses must be incentivized to adopt the ASEAN-RAI via relevant channels: national regulations and financial mechanisms. For government officials, this means ensuring their national framework of laws, regulations, and contracts embeds the principles of the ASEAN-RAI. The outcome that the project aims to achieve is an increased quantity and quality of agribusiness investment and changes in the approach of donors, investors, and policymakers to commercial agricultural investments, in a way that enables increased smallholder incomes. This outcome is consistent with that of CASA, with greater emphasis on the role of ASEAN national governments. Progress towards achieving this outcome will be measured by the number of policy and investment decisions by governments, investors and agribusinesses which implement the ASEAN-RAI as a result of the activities and outputs of the programme. The ultimate beneficiaries of the proposed project’s interventions are local smallholder farmers and their communities in areas affected by agricultural investments in AMS. These beneficiaries are often poor, vulnerable, landless or without formal land title, marginalized, and bear the brunt of the negative impacts of investment in agriculture when done poorly. Smallholder farmer communities stand to benefit greatly from agricultural investment1 if done well and in accordance with the principles of the ASEAN-RAI.
COP26 Adaptation Communication and Last Mile NAP Support Accelerate progress in national adaptation planning and the preparation of adaptation communications by providing short-term technical support to developing countries via the NAP Global Network’s Country Support Hub to deliver:1) Finalized National Adaptation Plans, submitted to the UNFCCC; or 2)A first Adaptation Communications (ADCOMs) to the UNFCCC. This will be complemented by support for the delivery of five COP26 ‘Catalyst 4 Climate Action’ (C4CA) workshops (C4CA Assemblies).
Support to the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development The Intergovernmental Forum for Mining, Minerals, Metals, and Sustainbale Development (IGF) is a partnership of 79 countries committed to leveraging mining for sustainable development. The IGF brings together mining officials from developing countries, civil society organizations, mining companies and donors to advance innovation, international standards and best practices in mining sector management, responsible resource governance and inclusive green growth.

The IGF Secretariat, hosted by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, manages the operations of the IGF. It provides a number of services to members including: in-country mining policy framework assessments; capacity-building and individualized technical assistance; guidance documents and conferences which explore best practices and provide an opportunity to engage with industry and civil society.
Social Assistance Assistência social Cash or in-kind transfers to the poor or to those suffering from temporary shocks. Health services provided in-kind should be captured under the respective health element(s). Dinheiro ou transferências em-amáveis aos pobres ou àqueles que sofrem dos choques provisórios. Os serviços sanitários forneceram em-amável devem ser capturados sob os elementos respectivos da saúde.
Protection, Assistance and Solutions Proteção, auxílio e soluções The provision of effective protection, assistance, and durable solutions for refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and other victims of conflict and disasters. A disposição da proteção eficaz, do auxílio, e de soluções duráveis para refugiados, as pessoas internamente deslocadas (IDPs), e as outras vítimas do conflito e dos desastres.
FFP/Development 202(E) FFP/Development 202 (E) FFP/Development 202(E) FFP/Development 202 (E)
Civic Participation Participação cívica Strengthen the legal, regulatory, institutional, and information environment which protects and enables the growth in associational life and the development of independent and sustainable civil society organizations (CSOs).  Build the capacity of civil society organizations to act as agents for reform and support their participation in democratic decision-making through articulating and representing their members interests, engaging in service delivery, and advocating for issues which become part of the public agenda and are reflected in public policies. Encourage the strengthening of a civic culture which supports democratic institutions and processes, active participation in political and civic life, and the civic virtues of tolerance, pluralism, compromise, trust, and respect for individual rights, including gender equality. Reforce o ambiente legal, regulador, institucional, e de informação que protege e permite o crescimento na vida associativa e o desenvolvimento de organizações independentes e sustentáveis da sociedade civil (CSOs).  Construa a capacidade de organizações da sociedade civil atuar como agentes para a reforma e apoiar sua participação na tomada de decisão democrática com da articulação e da representação de seus interesses dos membros, do contrato no fornecimento de serviços, e da defesa para as edições que se transformam parte da agenda pública e se são em público políticas refletidas. Incentive o reforço de uma cultura cívica que apoie as instituições democráticas e os processos, participação ativa na vida política e cívica, e as virtudes cívicas da tolerância, do pluralismo, do acordo, da confiança, e do respeito para direitos individuais, incluindo a igualdade de gênero.
Cape Verde Special Self-Help Program Programa especial da autonomia de Cabo Verde Cape Verde Special Self-Help Program Programa especial da autonomia de Cabo Verde
Capacity Building, Preparedness, and Planning Capacitação, prontidão, e planeamento Improve the ability of the USG, host countries and other partners to prepare for and mitigate the effects of disasters, including both natural disasters and complex emergencies, taking into account the differences in men and womens freedom of movement and access to information. Activities under this component include any efforts to enhance the capacities of the USG (in Washington and in the field), humanitarian assistance providers, national host-country authorities, and local communities to engage in disaster reduction and response activities. Activities consist of standardized and coordinated assessments, monitoring, information sharing, data and situational analysis, joint planning; enhancement of coping mechanisms, including the capacity to address adaptation to constantly changing situations on the ground including climate variability and climate change. Melhore a capacidade do USG, de países anfitrião e de outros sócios para preparar-se para e abrandar os efeitos dos desastres, incluindo ambas as catástrofes naturais e emergências complexas, tomando em consideração as diferenças na livre circulação dos homens e das mulheres e o acesso à informação. As atividades sob este componente incluem todos os esforços para aumentar as capacidades do USG (em Washington e no campo), de fornecedores da ajuda humanitária, de autoridades nacionais do país de acolhida, e de comunidades locais contratar em atividades da redução e da resposta do desastre. As atividades consistem em avaliações estandardizadas e coordenadas, em monitoração, na partilha de informação, nos dados e na análise situacional, planeamento comum; realce de mecanismos lidando, incluindo a capacidade endereçar a adaptação às situações constantemente em mudança na terra que inclui a variabilidade e as alterações climáticas do clima.
Water Supply and Sanitation Fonte e saneamento de água Ensure broadly accessible, reliable and economically sustainable water and sanitation services for health, security, and prosperity. (Note that this element does not include the household behavior aspects found in sub-element 1.6.7 or water issues directly relating to Agriculture  found in the EG Objective.) Assegure amplamente serviços acessíveis, seguros e economicamente sustentáveis da água e do saneamento para a saúde, a segurança, e a prosperidade. (Note que este elemento não inclui o agregado familiar os aspectos do comportamento que encontraram no secundário-elemento 1.6.7 ou nas edições de água diretamente em relação à agricultura encontrada POR EXEMPLO no objetivo.)
Empowering Colombo’s urban poor to realise their right to adequate living conditions. This project will develop the skills and capacities of poor communities in Colombo, Sri Lanka, enabling them to engage better with government and establish working partnerships around slum upgrading which will lead to the improvement of tenure, housing and infrastructure conditions.;