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Health Promotion and Communication Project (HealthPRO) The Health Promotion and Communication Project (HealthPRO) was USAIDs lead vehicle for providing technical assistance in health promotion and communication to the Philippine Department of Health (DOH), local government units (LGUs), and other collaborating institutions in promoting and sustaining healthy and health-seeking behaviors related to maternal, neonatal, and child health and nutrition; family planning, TB, and HIV/AIDS.  For five years, HealthPRO worked closely with the DOH and the Commission on Population (POPCOM) at the central level and with 30 LGUs, 11 regional health departments, 19 NGO partners, and 405 community-based organizations at the regional, provincial, and municipal levels. HealthPRO: Designed research-oriented, evidence-based, and culturally appropriate BCC programs and activities; Developed plans to extend the reach and impact of BCC interventions, especially to remote and less-developed areas; Developed, on a sustainable basis, the institutional capacity of government and nongovernmental agencies to plan and carry out high-impact behavior change communication (BCC) interventions; and Assisted USAIDs health partners and others to leverage resources, scale-up activities, and maximize their efforts in health promotion and LGU development.
Capacitating Strategic Organizations to Strengthen the Civil Society Organization Sector (CSO) Localworks CSO2
The Bangsamoro  Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) Health Capacity Building (BARMMHealth) (Philippines):  .Operating within a complex political, security, and social environment, USAID, through the BARMMHealth activity, will work with the BARMM Ministry of Health, Commission on Population, and other key partners to respond to unmet need for voluntary modern family planning (FP) services and high teenage pregnancy rates. Family Planning-earmarked funds will support the following key interventions: .Increase the correct use of lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) and the transition to other modern FP methods by developing and implementing a LAM Tracking Tool; developing an educational job aid for community health workers; designing and disseminating an educational packet for community influencers; and training company nurses to provide support to breastfeeding mothers.Promote convergence of comprehensive sexuality education and adolescent reproductive health by designing and implementing social and behavior change communication approaches to help adolescents build life skills; ensuring functionality of adolescent friendly health facilities; and providing adolescents access to a continuum of reproductive health care.Model sustainable health financing in the Universal Health Care integration sites of Basilan and Maguindanao provinces by assisting them in establishing province-wide health boards; integrating health services through a province-wide Health Care Provider Network, pooling resources at the provincial level; and utilizing health investments efficiently through a functional Social Health Fund. Increase the capacity of healthcare providers to implement the Field Health Services Information System for FP indicators and ensure a systematic approach to data integrity and reliability for effective planning, budgeting, and decision-making.Strengthen implementation of continuous quality improvement in pilot cities/municipalities and institutionalize the practice at the regional level to improve overall service utilization and client satisfaction. . .
SCALE ARCHITECT-ENGINEERING SERVICES IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS GLOBAL ARCHITECT-ENGINEER SERVICES II INDEFINITE-DELIVERY, INDEFINITE-QUANTITY (A&E II IDIQ) IGF::OT::IGF
REBUILD following Typhoon Yolanda (Philippines):  Super Typhoon Haiyan (known in the Philippines as Yolanda) made landfall on November 8, 2013, killing more than 6,000 people and affecting 16 million more. Most of the public infrastructure across the central Philippine islands was demolished.  The storm destroyed nearly 90% of the homes in Tacloban, the largest city in the affected area with a pre-storm population of 220,000.  To further support the Philippines in its rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts, FY~2014 resources will be used to construct additional classrooms.
Water Security for Resilient Economic Growth and Stability (Be Secure) (Philippines):  .Be Secure increases sustainable access to water supply/sanitation services and resilience to climate change impacts and supports USAID's Climate Change and Development Strategy and Water and Development Strategy. It works with the Philippine government to advance water sector reform, increase access to water/sanitation financing, and institutionalize climate change considerations in the water and planning sectors. It uses an integrated approach at national and local levels. Wastewater management will be addressed through national-level policy assistance and support to local governments and water districts. Approximately $1,774,184 in FY 2016 direct GCC-Adaptation funds will improve the Philippines' capacity to analyze, communicate, and use climate data. Down-scaled climate projections and updated hazard maps will be integrated into local planning. Be Secure will build capacity for water demand management. Typhoon Haiyan assistance will continue to rehabilitate water supply systems..
Activity for the victims of typhoon Yolanda in Leyte Activity for the victims of typhoon Yolanda in Leyte
Institutional Strengthening of Pacific Island Countries to Adapt to Climate Change (ISACC) The U.S. Government will invest to fund the Institutional Strengthening of Pacific Island Countries to Adapt to Climate Change (ISACC) program. This activity will build national and regional climate change governance capacity in up to 12 Pacific island countries. This actiivity will strengthen human and institutional capacity to improve national climate change adaptation (CCA) policies, procedures, regulations, plans and activities; raise capabilities of regional institutions to share, replicate, and scale up best practices and innovations in CCA; and sustain access to financing for CCA investment projects.ISAAC will benefit up to 12 Pacific Island countries: Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Republic of Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu.
Innovative Development through Entrepreneurship Acceleration (IDEA) (Philippines):  The three-year Innovative Development through Entrepreneurship Acceleration (IDEA) activity will leverage implementing partner resources from a Filipino diaspora organization (PhilDev), through a Global Development Alliance, to develop a robust entrepreneurship program in Philippine universities; create university linkages with U.S.~universities; cultivate a network of private sector leaders that will foster partnerships and long-term sustainability; and bring U.S.~entrepreneurs, investors and other leaders to the Philippines to help promote technology-based entrepreneurship. The activity will build the capacity of graduate students to carry out research and link outcomes to products and services that meet domestic and global market demand.FY~2014 funds will support a series of conferences that will bring together Philippine- and U.S.~professors, entrepreneurs, engineering scholars, researchers and innovators. In addition, it will support the Visiting U.S.~Professor Program to strengthen the quality of instruction and research capacity in Philippine universities.
Family Planning Innovations and Capacity Building Platforms (ReachHealth) (Philippines):  .Not applicable....
Regulatory Reform Support Program for National Development (RESPOND) (Philippines):  The RESPOND activity advances the administration's vision for a free and open Indo-Pacific in particular through its contribution to the Trade and Investment initiative under the economic pillar. RESPOND seeks to improve regulatory quality that will lead to greater market access, more competition, lower transactions costs and, ultimately, higher levels of trade and investment. RESPOND seeks to enhance market competition and strengthen regulatory capacity and governance. To advance market competition, RESPOND will support Philippine efforts to reduce barriers to entry, regulatory burdens, and transaction costs for business. To strengthen the capacity of regulatory institutions, it will seek to improve regulatory oversight and strengthen transparency and accountability mechanisms. RESPOND will support the implementation of the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act through technical assistance to improve the capacity of the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA), a newly formed unit under the Office of the President. RESPOND will support ARTA develop its Philippine Business Regulations Information System and its Anti-Red Tape Enterprise Management Information System to advance regulatory transparency. It will also build ARTA's capacity to conduct regulatory impact analysis and set up a regulatory management system. RESPOND will help enhance the capacity of the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) to act against anti-competitive practices. It will assist the PCC identify industries and sectors for competition enforcement and advance a competition policy framework for government entities. It will support the Government Commission on Government Owned Corporations to advance its public enterprise reform agenda. Finally, RESPOND will support the Department of Information and Communication to implement Digital Philippines, particularly on the establishment of a central business portal.. .. .
Trade-Related Assistance for Development (TRADE) (Philippines):  The Trade-Related Assistance for Development (TRADE) activity aims to improve the Philippines' global standing in the international economy through higher levels of trade and foreign direct investment. The activity supports the regulatory, legal, and policy reforms that will aid the Philippines' compliance with various trade agreements. FY 2016 funds will support actions to address readiness gaps for Trans-Pacific Partnership accession and ASEAN Economic Community integration, further pursue customs modernization and capacity-building for relevant offices, and provide technical assistance to the Philippine Competition Commission in the formulation of the competition law's implementing rules and regulations.
Strengthening Urban Resilience for Growth with Equity (SURGE) (Philippines):  The SURGE activity is a crucial component of USAID/Philippines' Cities Development Initiative, which promotes more balanced and resilient urban growth, reduced economic disparities, and improved socio-economic conditions for secondary cities and surrounding rural areas, helping develop economic growth hubs outside of Metro Manila and Cebu. SURGE will continue to promote local economic development and expand urban-rural connectivity and access. The activity reinforces USAID goals and policies by helping local governments advance on their paths to self-reliance.To boost partner cities' ability to generate their own resources, SURGE will improve asset and public financial management. It will promote greater transparency, accountability, and effectiveness in local financial planning, revenue generation, and budgeting. The activity will help streamline and automate business permitting processes to reduce red tape and costs to local enterprises, and strengthen the capacity of local economic and investment promotion offices. The activity will bolster land tenure security by improving land information systems and land adjudication processes. It will also improve land use and development planning by integrating vulnerability assessments and disaster preparedness measures. SURGE will support inter-municipal cooperation and metropolitan arrangements that improve coordination between the prime city and adjacent municipalities. It will support public and private participation in regional development planning and improve national-municipal coordination, with particular focus on infrastructure development. The activity will support local government initiatives on economic development and job generation in such sectors as agribusiness and tourism development. This enables partner cities to participate as hubs for greater trade and investment. The activity will also support measures to improve the delivery of public services, such as traffic management.. .. . Objectives for Philippines: Improve urban development and planning. Promote low-emission local economic development. Facilitate greater connectivity and access between urban and rural areas. Promote social inclusion
Ecosystems Improved for Sustainable Fisheries (ECOFISH) (Philippines):  ECOFISH supports the Government of the Philippines to improve sustainable fisheries management through capacity and constituency-building among local governments. FY 2016 biodiversity funds will finance technical support to develop catch-monitoring protocols in eight marine key biodiversity areas (MKBA) as inputs to the National Stock Assessment Program and the State of the Marine Resources Report. Monitoring of MKBAs will serve as the basis for refining fisheries management. Additional technical assistance will enhance the capacity of the Fisheries Bureau to effectively manage data generated from fishing boat and gear registration; support the nationwide scale up of SMS technology in citizen reporting of maritime law violations; assist local governments to improve the design of marine protected areas to boost their resilience to climate change; accelerate assistance to establish social enterprises; and strengthen community partnerships to promote sustainable fisheries.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to build the government capacity to prepare for and respond to disasters, including improving assistance to internally displaced people.
Innovations and Multi-Sectoral Partnerships to Achieve Control of Tuberculosis (IMPACT) (Philippines):  Innovations and Multi-Sectoral Partnerships to Achieve Control of Tuberculosis (IMPACT) is a five-year activity that supports the National TB Control Program's Philippine Plan of Action to Control TB in 44 provinces and cities with the greatest TB burden and lowest performance in case detection and cure rates. FY 2016 funds will be used to:Improve capacity of health providers to diagnose, register, report, and treat TB cases;Expand the use of rapid diagnostic tests and remote smearing stations to intensify case finding among vulnerable groups;Mainstream the Programmatic Management of Multidrug-resistant TB;Conduct local TB communication campaigns to reinforce national messages;Strengthen information management, human resources, and M&E; Link private laboratories to the national laboratory network and support development of an external quality assurance system; andStrengthen capacity for community-level leadership, management and governance of health services...
U.S.-Philippines Partnership for Skills, Innovation, and Life-long Learning (UPSKILL) (Philippines):  .Not applicable... .. .. .
Strengthening Information for Education, Policy, Planning and Management in the Philippines (PhilEd Data Project) With one-year funding from the US Agency for International Development, we conducted a follow-on task order in the Philippines under the broader EdData II program. The principal role of EdData II was to improve the accuracy, timeliness, accessibility, and use of data for education policy, program planning, and governance. Through PhilEd Data, we helped the Department of Education make better use of existing data, generate and extract maximum value from new data, and build capacity for ongoing data generation, management, and analysis. Specifically, we helped the National Education Testing and Research Center analyze the validity and reliability of current national standardized examinations and assessment tools; piloted a national, sample-based early grade reading assessment; assisted the Department of Education in developing reporting formats for national assessment results consistent with its overarching objectives; and provided technical assistance and advised the development of new national benchmark assessments.
Basa Pilipinas (Read, Philippines) (Philippines):  Basa Pilipinas (Read, Philippines) is implemented in close coordination with the Philippine Department of Education. It contributes to USAID's goal of improving the reading skills of children by building the capacity of the Philippine government to promote early-grade reading, institutionalizing programs for struggling readers, and developing and distributing age-appropriate reading materials. FY 2017 funds will be used to train teachers on basic approaches to early-grade literacy; develop, procure, and distribute teaching and kindergarten learning materials; pilot an intensive program targeting  students with reading challenges; develop an online learning course for teachers; design and implement a simplified classroom observation literacy tool; conduct an early-grade reading assessment data collection and analysis in Filipino and English; and further research to better understand the trajectory of reading achievement by gender.
USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR RUBY/HAGUPIT TYPHOON USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR RUBY/HAGUPIT TYPHOON
Private Sector Mobilization for Family Health Project - Phase 2 (PRISM 2) Private Sector Mobilization for Family Health Project - Phase 2 (PRISM 2)
Health Sector Development  Local Government Unit Systems Strengthening (HealthGov) Health Sector Development  Local Government Unit Systems Strengthening (HealthGov)
Philippine Water Revolving Fund (PWRF) Follow-on Public resources alone cannot meet the investment required for the Philippines to achieve its goals for access to potable water. The Philippines Water Revolving Fund (PWRF), the only water revolving fund outside the United States and Europe, leveraged overseas development assistance with local private funds using a cofinancing arrangement between the Philippine government and private banks. Utilities taking advantage of the fund have been able to expand access to safe water and wastewater treatment facilities for millions of Filipinos.
Initiative for Advancing Community Transformation (I-ACT) (Philippines):  .Not applicable... .... .
Advancing Basic Education in the Philippines ABC+ (Philippines):  .Not applicable... .
Economic Growth Hubs, Infrastructure and Competitiveness The Economic Growth Hubs Project is a Cooperative Agreement with the Asia Foundation. The project has three objectives: Better Provision of Infrastructure, Better Performing Economic Growth Hubs, and Promoting a political economy approach to economic policy reform process. One of the activities under Better Performing Economic Growth Hubs was the provision of technical support for the passage and effective implementation of the Residential Free Patent law in the Philippines. The Residential Free Patent Act (RA 10023), passed in March 2010, creates a low-cost, administrative procedure to more efficiently title the estimated 8,000,000 untitled residential parcels in the country and unlock dead capital to drive economic development.
Emergency basic services intervention for IDPs affected by Marawi conflict - Philippines - 12 months To save lives and reduce human suffering through the provision of economic recovery, WASH, and protection assistance to conflict-affected communities and IDPs
Promoting Just, Engaged, Civic-minded, and Transparent (PROJECT) Governance in the Pacific (Pacific Islands Regional):  Not applicable.
TB Platforms for Sustainable Detection, Care and Treatment (TB Platforms) (Philippines):  USAID, through the TB Platforms activity, will strengthen and sustain supportive interventions to increase case detection of TB and drug-resistant TB (DR-TB) and improve treatment success rates. It advances the U.S. government's Global TB Strategy, USAID's Global Accelerator to End TB, and the U.S. priority to defend the U.S. against the spread of deadly infectious diseases. .USAID will support local governments and communities to adapt and recover from the reduction in TB and DR-TB service provision due to COVID-19 by assisting the Department of Health National TB Control Program's Adaptive Plan to COVID-19 and the TB Recovery Plan. USAID will support health providers to adopt high-impact case-finding approaches, contact investigation, and the FAST ("finding cases actively, separating safely, treating effectively") Plus strategy. USAID will increase demand for TB services through social and behavior change activities that: reduce stigma; deploy facility-level quality improvement teams to roll out patient-centered interventions; integrate TB diagnosis and treatment as part of hospital-wide approaches to infection control and case finding; assist local government units (LGUs) to establish more responsive TB strategies in post-disaster environments; analyze local TB data to identify hotspot areas and risk groups; and support adoption and scale up of digital adherence tools to improve treatment compliance...USAID's COVID-19 mitigation interventions ensure continuity of TB services and include strengthening human resources for health at the LGU level to improve TB testing, expand community outreach, including contact investigation and the use of virtual platforms, set up TB contact centers, and integrate TB screening and detection in COVID-19 response..To support the integration of local health systems, USAID will help establish the Health Care Provider Network, the platform for integrated service delivery, in selected sites.
Transformational Strategies for Farm Output Risk Mitigation (TRANSFORM) harness private sector-led innovation to address emerging infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance in animal production value chains in Asia and Africa
IRIS PROJECT The Iris project is a strategic initiative to strengthen the development, implementation, management and support of corporate information systems , such as BOS 2.0 and the UNRCS portal, the Iris suite... This global management project plays an essential role in optimizing our organizational processes. Through its implementation, Iris contributes to UNDPs commitment to efficiency and streamlined operations.
SEN - Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use/Action for Climate and Environment
Secrétariat de la Coordination des PTF Sénégal 2015 Projet dappui au fonctionnement du secrétariat de la coordination des Partenaires Techniques et Financiers
PROGRAMME D’APPUI A L’EMERGENC Programme d’Appui à l’Emergence de Familles Productives et à l’Insertion des Jeunes
Budget Coordination Ce projet a pour but de veiller à la bonne coordination de lintervention des Agences du Systèmes des Nations Unies au Sénégal
Progr. dUrgence de Developpem Programme dappui pour lassistance technique des processus de passation des marchés pour le compte du Programme dUrgence de Développement Communautaire phase II.
PROGRAMME DAPPUI AU SUIVI DU Le Programme appuie le Bureau opérationnel de suivi du PSE la réalisation des projets/réformes phares.
PROJET D’APPUI À LA TRANSITION ÉNERGÉTIQUE CDN Le projet vise à appuyer la mise en œuvre du volet énergie de la contribution déterminée nationale.
APPUI MISE EN OEUVRE CDN Le Sénégal, à l’instar de la communauté internationale, s’est engagé dans une trajectoire de réduction de ses émissions de gaz à effet de serre pour faire suite aux engagements souscrits dans l’accord de Paris en 2015. Le PNUD apporte un soutien à cette vision depuis 2022, à travers la mise en œuvre d’un projet d’assistance technique qui vise à soutenir l’évaluation des initiatives du pays pour satisfaire à ses engagements vis-à-vis de l’accord de Paris, d’analyser les risques à l’investissement
Accelerator Labs Sénégal Accelerator Lab Senegal will use innovative approaches to address priority development challenges, and run portfolio of experiments to embed new ways of doing development within the existing CO portfolio.
Management Plan Le projet vise à assurer le fonctionnement du Bureau Pays, notamment les charges de fonctionnement et celles du personnel