devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
USAID Inclusive Primary Education (IPEA) (Cambodia):  The Inclusive Primary Education (IPEA) activity supports the national scale-up of the early grade learning program, which leverages investments of other USG resources (non-bilateral) through coordination with the Global Partnership for Education, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, international and local non-government organizations, the private sector, and development partners. This activity improves the early grade reading skills of children with and without disabilities in primary schools in Cambodia by implementing a national roll-out of the Inclusive Early Grade Learning program, and strengthening school governance, transparency, and accountability by engaging and empowering parents, school communities, and local leaders...This activity was awarded  to Research Triangle Institute (RTI International) through a competitive process, in accordance with federal procurement regulations...By providing early grade learning programs to all students throughout Cambodia and ensuring no child is left behind, IPEA contributes to USAID/Cambodia's CDCS 2020-2025 Development Objective 2, "Health, education, and welfare of Cambodians improved through enhanced services," the USG Education Strategy's Objective 1, "Improve learning outcomes" and Objective 2, "Expand access to quality basic education for all, Particularly Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations," as well as to USAID's Education Policy objective that "Children and youth gain literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional skills that are foundational to future learning and success." In addition, this activity supports the Integrated Country Strategy Mission Objective 2.3, Sub-objective 2.3.3, "By the end of 2023, national partners will increase the resilience of education systems and child protection services, reducing inequities in learning and access."...... ...
Civic Education, Citizen Participation and Public Accountability Support activities that advance citizen engagement to hold governments accountable and to participate actively in economic, political, governing and other critical processes aimed at creating more peaceful, democratic, and pluralistic societies. Promote citizen engagement in local decision-making processes, such as through participatory budgeting processes and public-private dialog for economic development priorities. Examples of other activities include, supporting CSO and citizen advocacy efforts; backing citizen monitoring and oversight initiatives; and strengthening citizen engagement in service delivery. Activities in this element relate to the role of civil society in holding public institutions accountable (the watchdog role) whereas DR.2.2 is focused on assistance to public institutions to increase their accountability.
HIV/AIDS Flagship USAID/Cambodia proposes a comprehensive and innovative 5-year HIV/AIDS program that will focus on technical innovation and capacity building.
Cambodia Malaria Elimination Project (CMEP) (Cambodia):  .With FY 2019 funds, the U.S. government will provide.technical assistance to control, prevent and eliminate the spread of malaria..This activity will continue to implement in nine health operational districts.in Battambang, Pursat, and Pailin provinces and expand technical assistance.activities to five additional districts in Kampot, Kep, and Koh Kong provinces..This activity will also continue to work toward malaria elimination by.monitoring the durability of insecticide treated nets and studying the efficacy.of highly sensitive rapid diagnostic tests.   .. ..The activity falls under the Administration priority of.asserting U.S. leadership and influence by improving global health and.preventing the spread of disease and pandemics. In addition, the activity.contributes to Mission Objective 3.2 to influence Cambodia to act as a.responsible bilateral, regional, and international partner that supports U.S..security interests by enhancing Cambodian capabilities to detect, respond to, control,.and prevent emerging and endemic diseases of domestic and international.concern. This activity supports Cambodia's self-reliance by building local.capacity to respond to malaria. The activity was awarded through a competitive.process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was.selected, in accordance with federal procurement regulations. This activity is.fully aligned with the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) goals, and is part.of a reprogramming that will undergo an inter-agency review and approval by the.PMI Coordinator. ...
Avian Influenza Limit the spread of avian influenza (AI) in animals and help to prevent a human influenza pandemic, and in the event of a pandemic, provide appropriate humanitarian response.
International Cooperative Administrative Services (ICASS) Through the ICASS program, the U.S. Government provides and shares the cost of common administrative support at posts overseas.
Equal Rights for Marginalized Communities Equal Rights for Marginalized Communities
Human Rights Systems, Policies and Protection Support systems to prevent and address human rights violations through early warning, monitoring, investigating, and reporting. Promote respect for human rights and support human rights defenders through utilization of national, regional, and international legal systems for human rights protection and enforcement. Harmonize domestic laws and policies with international human rights standards; and promote the adoption and implementation of human rights and labor standards; and sponsor legal aid. Harmonize domestic laws and policies with international human rights standards; promote the adoption and implementation of human rights and labor standards; and sponsor legal aid and other assistance for victims of human rights violations. Support the work of National Human Rights Commission. Integrate human rights into training for security sector actors, teachers, civil society leaders, journalists, religious leaders, and government officials.
Civic Education, Citizen Participation and Public Accountability Support systems to prevent and address human rights violations through early warning, monitoring, investigating, and reporting. Promote respect for human rights and support human rights defenders through utilization of national, regional, and international legal systems for human rights protection and enforcement. Harmonize domestic laws and policies with international human rights standards; and promote the adoption and implementation of human rights and labor standards; and sponsor legal aid. Harmonize domestic laws and policies with international human rights standards; promote the adoption and implementation of human rights and labor standards; and sponsor legal aid and other assistance for victims of human rights violations. Support the work of National Human Rights Commission. Integrate human rights into training for security sector actors, teachers, civil society leaders, journalists, religious leaders, and government officials.
Strengthening Implementation of Program Budgeting Provide technical assistance to assist with strengthening public financial management (PFM) policies that will promote fiscal transparency. The objectives of the program support the following areas: (1) improved allocation of budget resources to programs of pilot ministries, including the Ministry of Health, (2) implementation of program budgeting in the remaining 30 national government line ministries, and (3) expansion of program budgeting to sub-national government institutions.
USAID/Cambodia-All Children Learning (former: TBD - Education - IDIQ) (Cambodia):  .This activity supports the early grade learning program, which leverages investment of USG resources through coordination with the Global Partnership for Education; the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport (MoEYS); international and local non-government organizations; private sector; and development partners to improve education quality. With FY 2020 funds, USAID will provide technical assistance to the MoEYS to scale up a national early grade learning program to eight provinces. This partnership will support re-service and in-service teacher training, the development of teaching and learning materials, and coaching to build teacher capacity to improve the early grade learning skills of children with and without disabilities in primary schools. The activity will support children with disabilities to access adapted instructional materials and assessments and improve teachers' capacity in special schools. The activity will deploy teacher training modules to institutionalize the program in the pre-service teacher training system. The activity will improve student learning outcomes, particularly their foundational reading skills, and will develop systems and strategies to help the MoEYS scale up the early grade learning program nationally using domestic resources...This activity falls under the Administration priority to ensure the effectiveness and accountability to the American taxpayer by increasing engagement with local partners and strengthening their ability to implement their own early grade reading program on their journey to self-reliance. In addition, the activity contributes to the Mission Objective 4.1 (CDCS DO2) by improving health and education with a focus on vulnerable populations. This activity was awarded through a competitive process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was selected, in accordance with federal procurement regulations. .
Improved Basic Education in Cambodia Project (IBECP) The Improved Basic Education in Cambodia Project has been designed with the goal of promoting better educated youth with increased access to a quality and relevant basic education. The development hypothesis underlying the project's technical approach is that in order to increase access to a high quality, relevant education, one must simultaneously address a myriad of both demand and supply-side factors in a way that empowers local stakeholders and builds ownership. These factors are often linked and vary according to local context. Therefore, programming must take a holistic approach that is flexible enough to respond to evolving needs identified by stakeholders at the local level as well as within the national policy context.
Cambodia Community Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Program Cambodia Community Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Program
Evaluation of Civil Society Strategy Social Impact was awarded a contract to conduct an updated evaluation of current USAID/Cambodia programs in order to assess the performance of the programs with respect to providing support to civil society and indigenous NGOs involved in the promotion and protection of human rights, democracy and the rule of law. USAID will use this evaluation as a basis for program improvement in light of the enhanced focus that will be placed on civil society in the coming years.
Cambodia Genocide Research and Education (Cambodia):  Using FY 2018 funds, the activity will promote public awareness of Khmer Rouge history in Cambodia through training, outreach forum, research, publication and educational video production on the issue of the Khmer Rouge history. The activity will support the establishment of a regional documentation center in Prey Veng and enhancement of an existing regional center in Anlong Veng. These regional centers will serve a hub for research and outreach. The regional centers will carry out activities including study tours on peace and human rights, training of local women and researchers and Khmer exhibition. The activity will also develop a Peace and Human Rights Education Program in collaboration with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) and conduct research into China's relation with Cambodia and Vietnam during the Khmer Rouge regime. The activity supports Mission Objective 1.2 (CDCS DO1) "Strengthened credible voices to promote fundamental democratic principles and human rights" by promoting the awareness of the Khmer Rouge's history to ensure that it will not happen again. This activity supports the Indo-Pacific Strategy under the Human Rights domain. The activity is implemented through a non-competitive grant awarded to DC-Cam based on the organization's unique qualifications in accordance with federal procurement regulations.
Empowering Communities for Health (ECH) project The ECH mechanism is working to build the capacity of CCs to manage and support the health system functions delegated to communities. ECH supports community agents to promote appropriate home health and nutrition behaviors, optimal health care-seeking, and improving community-based provision of .tuberculosis (TB) treatment and contraceptive services. Additionally, it is working to improve community awareness of the rights of health care consumers (as set forth in the MOHs Client Rights Charter), strengthen social accountability and assist CCs to fully exert the health care stewardship role envisioned for them in the MOHs Guidelines for Operational Districts.
Cambodia Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise 2/Business Enabling Environment (MSME 2/BEE) The MSME 2/BEE program promotes economic growth in the rural areas of Cambodia, home to 80 percent of the countrys population. The program fosters demand for refo m through business association development and advocacy, creating a supportive policy environment for microenterprises, and increasing microenterprises productivity, thereby improving living standards. The program will strengthen over 6,000 enterprises, provide access to clean water for 10,000 households, improve natural resource management of 75,000 hectares of forest area, and review, analyze, or modify 30 laws and regulations that improve the business enabling environment (BEE) for the private sector.
Feed the Future Cambodia Rice Field Fisheries II Rice field fisheries (RFF), defined as the fishing done in and around rice fields, particularly during the flood season, are a vital source of income and nutrition for Cambodias poor farmers. To increase productivity and maintain biodiversity of wild fish in RFF, the project works in the Tonle Sap floodplain to improve management of community fish refuges (CFR), which provide dry season sanctuaries for broodstock. Building on phase I, the project focuses on replicating and scaling up best practices for CFR management, including efficient water use and integration with food crops, and promoting the nutritional benefits of consuming fish.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Cambodia Grant to UNWFP for Humanitarian Coordination and Info Management in Cambodia
Cambodia Malaria Elimination Project 2 (CMEP 2) (Cambodia):  The Cambodia Malaria Elimination Project 2 (CMEP2) is an ongoing activity that implements malaria elimination interventions and interventions to prevent the reintroduction of malaria in six target provinces. The activity is aligned with the Cambodia National Malaria Control Program's revised Malaria Elimination Action Framework phase two (MEAF II from 2021-2025). Cambodia is on track to achieve its goals to eliminate Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) malaria, the deadliest type of malaria, by 2023 and all forms of malaria by 2025. Therefore, the project strives to eliminate malaria in its target provinces and helps achieve the goal of a malaria-free Cambodia as outlined in MEAF II. ..This activity is implemented through a contract with University Research Co., LCC, which USAID awarded through a competitive process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was selected, in accordance with federal procurement regulations. ..The activity falls under the administration's priority of "advancing global health security as well as detecting, preventing, controlling, and treating disease and pandemics." In addition, this activity supports the Integrated Country Strategy Mission Objective 2.3, Sub-objective 2.3.1, "By 2024, quality of and access to priority health services improved." It also supports the Indo-Pacific Strategy Goal 2, "Build connections within and beyond the region." The activity supports the Fiscal Year 2022 - 2026 State-USAID Joint Strategy Plan Strategic Objective 1.1, "Leadership in strengthening global health security" and aligns with the East Asia Joint Regional Strategy's Objective 2.1, "Build sustainable and resilient health systems to detect and respond to emerging challenges, including current and future pandemics." This activity is included in the FY 2023 Malaria Operational Plan and is fully aligned with the PMI goals....
Community Mobilization Initiative to End Tuberculosis (COMMIT) (Cambodia):  The Community Mobilization Initiative to End Tuberculosis (COMMIT) collaborates with the National Tuberculosis (TB) Program (NTP) to increase TB case detection, improve the quality of treatment, and prevent disease transmission in 14 established districts. COMMIT works with the NTP and the World Health Organization on development and implementation of the multi-sectoral accountability framework, which includes the private sector. COMMIT delivers technical assistance to the NTP for introduction and scale-up of diagnostic connectivity and improved links with the TB Management Information System (TB-MIS) and expansion of TB-MIS down to the health center level. ..USAID awarded COMMIT through a competitive process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was selected, in accordance with federal procurement regulations. Further, the implementing partner has extensive TB detection experience in the 14 districts where it works...The activity falls under the administration's priority to assert U.S. leadership in "Advancing global health security, and mitigating development and humanitarian impacts" by supporting the Agency's inclusive development strategy in expanding the access to key risk populations in the remote and underserved supported districts. In addition, the activity contributes to USAID/Cambodia's CDCS 2020-2025 Development Objective 2 "To improve quality of and access to priority health services in Cambodia" and the ICS Mission Objective 2.3, Sub-objective 2.3.1, "By 2024, quality of and access to priority health services improved."..
Helping Address Rural Vulnerabilities and Ecosystem STability (HARVEST) (Cambodia):  -The project seeks to reduce poverty and malnutrition rates in four provinces by diversifying food production and increasing incomes for up to 70,000 rural households.  By training farmers and community forest members while advancing policy reforms, USAID aims to improve rice production, aquaculture and horticulture value-chains, protect biodiversity, and support Cambodia's Enhancing Capacity for Low Emissions Development Strategy.  With FY 2014 funds, the program will continue to introduce farming techniques to diversify crops and reduce emissions from rice production; help households adapt to climate change and build resiliency; improve food availability by strengthening key value-chains; and train local agriculture technicians to help farmers adopt good agricultural practices.  Starting in FY 2014, the project will scale-up commercial horticulture to an additional 10,000 farmers and increase the resiliency and incomes of a greater number of poor and vulnerable populations.
Personnel (Cross-cutting) Personnel (Cross-cutting): Vendor implementing services for U.S. Agency for International Development.
Malaria Prevention and Control Activities in Cambodia (MCC) Project The Malaria Control in Cambodia (MCC) Project, implemented by University Research Co. LLC (URC), is a community-based malaria control and prevention project that aims to reduce malaria in the Western part of Cambodia, home to drug-resistant malaria.  Funded by the United States Agency for International Development Regional Development Mission for Asia (USAID/RDMA) since October 2007, the project provides technical assistance and support to the Cambodian National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), in collaboration with Partners for Development (PfD) and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in malaria control.
Innovations for Social Accountability in Cambodia (ISAC) (Cambodia):  The Innovations for Social Accountability in Cambodia (ISAC) activity expands citizen participation and engagement to hold local governments accountable for public services (e.g., health, education, administrative and other services) through improved access to credible information, increased engagement and dialogue of citizens with their local officials, and the application of social media and technologies to increase transparency, accountability, and governance. ISAC also enhances independent media through the creation of a safe digital platform for reporting on government performance, supports existing independent media outlets, and trains citizen journalists as content creators and data curators. ..FHI 360 implements ISAC. USAID awarded ISAC through a competitive process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was selected...By empowering citizens to improve health, education, and administrative services through social accountability interventions, ISAC supports USAID/Cambodia's CDCS 2020-2025 DO 3, "Human rights protected and government accountability advanced". In addition, this activity supports the Integrated Country Strategy Mission Objective 3.2, sub-objective 3.2.2, "by 2024, civic participation, action for reforms, and public oversight of government institutions (particularly at the grassroots) will be strengthened." It also supports the Indo-Pacific Strategy Goal 1: "Advance a free and open Indo-Pacific."  ISAC supports multiple administration priorities, including: 1) Upholding universal values and promoting human dignity; 2) Renewing and championing democracy and human rights, promoting transparent and accountable systems responsive to their citizens, and addressing disinformation; and 3) Championing equity and inclusion for all, to counter discrimination and social inequity... .....
FY 2011 ASHA Award - Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE FY 2011 ASHA Award - Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE
Counter Trafficking in Persons II Program (CTIP II) (Cambodia):  The Counter-Trafficking in Persons II program focuses on protection, prevention, prosecution, and partnership to improve the ability of the Cambodian government and civil society to reduce human trafficking and exploitation.  The Mission is conducting a mid-term evaluation of this project and will incorporate the recommendations from the evaluation to improve its interventions.  FY 2014 interventions will provide direct support to trafficking survivors, improve the standards of care for shelters, and train local police on victim identification.  The project will also provide legal aid to survivors, partner with recruitment companies to educate migrant workers on safe migration, and assist the Ministry of Labor on tracking migrant worker complaints.
Together for Good Health (ToGoH) The ToGoH project promotes a comprehensive package of delivery services in community health centers. The package provides for check-ups during a womans pregnancy; delivery at a health center, with a minimum 24-hour stay afterward; and post-birth care to identify and prevent obstetric and newborn complications.