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Haitian Hometown Association Grassroots Investment Fund Fonkoze will work with members of the Haitian Home Town Associations Resource Group (HHTARG) in Boston, New York and Miami to provide pilot subgrants to grassroots groups and small and medium-sized enterprises in Haiti. Applying this experience, Fonkoze and HHTARG expect to design a community investment fund that will channel diaspora resources to grassroots development in Haiti. (HA-210)
Activities to Support Fanm Deside and its Affiliated Groups Women in isolated communities of the Sud-Est department face violence and barriers to participation. Fanm Deside supports grassroots women's groups to raise awareness on human rights and gender equality and increase the capacity and skills of residents (both men and women) and local leaders to develop community-based responses to violence. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to enhance peace and security in Haiti. Fanm Deside's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks.
Renforcement des capacits de 500 familles de Grosse Roche par des interventions agrocologiques. Families living in Grosse-Roche in Haitis North East department face diminishing forest cover, poor soil quality, and a lack of agricultural supplies, hampering their ability to produce food and exacerbating malnutrition and hunger risks. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. Our grantee partner, Groupe dAppui au Dveloppement Rural (GADRU), provides training in sustainable agriculture, livestock production, and business development for 500 families from the community-based organization Association des Familles Agro-cologiques de Grosse-Roche. It also maintains a seed bank and distributes seedlings, and its participants are distributing their livestocks offspring to other families as their herds grow. These strategic investments increase farmers food security and incomes
Grant Project for Disadvantage d Schoolchildr en and the Completion of Construction of the Local Cultural Training Centre Centre de Formation Culturelle (CFC), $50,000 over one year CFC will make structural improvements to its community facilities offering pre- kindergarten through secondary education, upgrade equipment, replace outdated materials and organize a cooperative store that sells goods at reasonable prices to generate income for the school. The project will benefit approximately 550 children and adolescents as well as members of their families in La Pointe des Palmistes, a neighborhood of Port-de-Paix.
Contributing to the reintegration of PWD, the most vulnerable in the Northern Region Association d'Aide des Techniciens pour les Personnes Handicapes (AATPH) will work to improve the quality of life and integration of people with disabilities by strengthening itself as an organization, enhancing its ability to deliver physical therapy, conducting community outreach campaigns, and providing training in sign language and human rights. The project will benefit 355 people with disabilities directly and 1,775 indirectly in 15 communities in and around Cap- Haitian.
Appui la relance et au dveloppement conomique par le renforcement de capacits des femmes paysannes vulnrables de Dos-d?ne, Citerne-Remy 2me et 1ere sections communale de Baie-de-Henne. Farmers in Haiti's North West department lack resources to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to care for their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Organisation des Planteurs de Fond Saint-Luc pour le Dveloppement Intgr de Baie-de-Henne (OPFSLDIBH) is improving food security by increasing agriculture and livestock production and providing members with necessary supplies and materials. OPFSLDIBH is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These investments are part of the IAF's sustainable agriculture initiative and increase farmers' food security and incomes.
Production and processing of manioc and associated crops in Acul-du-Nord This amendment provides MPA an additional six months and $55,000 to conduct activities to address issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including by providing reliable information to stop the spread of COVID and purchasing locally-sourced protective equipment and sanitation kits, reaching 23,000 residents in the Nord and Nord-Est departments. As part of this amendment, MPA is mobilizing an additional $19,650 in counterpart resources to the grant agreement.
Economic development and capacity building for farmers/small business owners and two community-based organizations in Corail, 7th section Diondion commune of Jean-Rabel Many farmers in the North West department of Haiti do not have the resources to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Koperativ Konsomasyon Atizanal Bi-Miltip (KABM) is planning for the future by strengthening its organizational development. It is improving food security by training farmers in sustainable agriculture and livestock production and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. KABM is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These investments are part of the IAF's sustainable agriculture initiative and increase farmers' food security and incomes.
Supporting Savings and Loan and Agricultural Activities in the Third Section of Jean Rabel Many farmers in Haiti's dry North West department lack the resources to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Union des Groupement Tt Kole 3ime Section Vieille-Hatte (UP3SV) is improving economic resilience and food security by increasing farmers' access to seeds, livestock, and water; and by strengthening small businesses through access to credit. Through the grant, UP3SV will also strengthen its technical and administrative capacity. This grant advances the IAF's strategic initiative to build food security and viable livelihoods through sustainable agriculture.
Women Led Solutions to Food Security This amendment provides Association des Femmes en Action pour le Dveloppement de Mont-Organis (AFADMO) with an additional $54,200 to plant yams, increase saving and loan associations, and pilot raising livestock in the Nord-Est department, as well as improving its own organizational capacity. As part of this amendment, AFADMO is mobilizing an additional $36,291 in counterpart resources to the grant agreement.Website Blurb:Nearly 46 percent of the population in Haiti is undernourished. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expand economic opportunities and improve food security through sustainable smallholder agriculture. Our grantee partner, Association des Femmes en Action pour le Dveloppement de Mont-Organis (AFADMO), helps low-income women in Northeast Haiti make the most of local economic opportunities. These women entrepreneurs receive technical assistance to manage chicken coops and sell eggs, as well as to strengthen their savings and loan associations, which helps increase their incomes and savings.
Enforcement and Promotion of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in the Karis Community Farmers facing harsh growing conditions in Haiti's Northeastern department can boost their revenues through more reliable agricultural practices. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities and improve food security through sustainable smallholder agriculture. Our grantee partner Sant pou la Kilti ak Devlpman Karis (SKDK) provides technical assistance to 800 producers through eight community-based organizations in the villages of Karis Montganize and Monben Kwochi. SKDK's activities focus on strengthening savings and loan associations as well as four agricultural value chains: ginger coffee yams and peanuts. Through these efforts SKDK strives to help households increase incomes and savings have a more reliable food source and further integrate into the local economy.
Enforcement and Promotion of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in the Karis Community Sant pou la Kilti ak Devlpman Karis Haiti. Farmers facing harsh growing conditions in Haitis Northeastern department can boost their revenues through more reliable agricultural practices. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities and improve food security through sustainable smallholder agriculture. Our grantee partner, Sant pou la Kilti ak Devlpman Karis (SKDK), provides technical assistance to 800 producers through eight community-based organizations in the villages of Karis, Montganize, and Monben Kwochi. SKDKs activities focus on strengthening savings and loan associations as well as four agricultural value chains: ginger, coffee, yams and peanuts. Through these efforts, SKDK strives to help households increase incomes and savings, have a more reliable food source, and further integrate into the local economy.
Le Dveloppement inclusif des communauts d'Hati (Grand'Anse et d'autres rgions) travers lerenforcement de FCH-Espwa et de ses partenaires. By supporting local philanthropy to tap into the resources available to communities (such as small businesses, donors, and social clubs), we can increase communities' independence from international donors. This helps to ensure the long-term sustainability of local efforts, since philanthropic organizations focused on one geographic area are more likely to be accountable to that community over time. At the IAF, we strengthen the ability of local philanthropic organizations to do effective programming and unlock additional public and private resources for long-term development. Our grantee partner FCH-Espwa raises funds from local private companies and the Haitian diaspora and then invests in grassroots organizations in the department of the Grand'Anse. FCH-Espwa's investments enhance food security, improve access to credit, and increase income.
Rehabilitation of OGKPS'S bakery/cassaverie OGKPS will provide training, technical assistance, tools, and plant material to manioc farmers near Cap-Haitian to boost manioc production and increase raw material for its bakery/cassaverie.
Projet dappui au renforcement des moyens de subsistances des familles paysannes dans la 2me section Communale de Mance, Commune Anse-a-Foleur Many women in the North West department of Haiti, working with tiny, often geographically separate plots to grow crops, do not have the resources to produce sufficient food or earn income to adequately provide for their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand women's economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. Our grantee partner Association des Femmes de Denis (AFD) is a women-led organization in an environment where the majority of organizations are led by men. AFD is strengthening women's leadership, expanding their access to credit, and increasing their food security by training them to improve their breadfruit and livestock production. These strategic investments increase women's food security and incomes.
Lakou Lape - Haitian National Peace building Initiative Lakou Lap (Lakou Lap), $49,985 over one year Lakou Lap will develop its administration and structure itself as a national peace-building organization while working with residents of Port-au-Prince neighborhoods to prevent violence and resolve conflict. The project will benefit 424 residents directly and another 125,000 indirectly.
Supporting and strengthening farmers' socio-economic capacity in the Bombardopolis municipality Drought and poor soil quality make it difficult for farmers in Haiti's North West department to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Organisation Bombardopolitaine a la Recherche du Dveloppement (OBRED) is improving food security by diversifying farmers' agricultural activities, increasing livestock production, and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. OBRED is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. This grant advances the IAF's strategic initiative to promote sustainable agriculture, strengthen food security efforts, and support viable livelihoods
Communication, Mobilisation pour le respect des droits des Femmes et des Filles rurales en Hati Rural Haitian women often have low formal education and lack information about their rights, making them particularly vulnerable to gender-based violence. The IAF supports community-led solutions to enhance peace and security. Our grantee partner Rezo Fanm Radyo Kominote Ayisyen (REFRAKA) supports a network of 30 community radio stations throughout nine of Haitis ten departments to raise awareness about gender-based violence and increase the capacity of majority female radio hosts and technicians to produce programming about women and reducing violence. These strategic investments increase leadership and build networks. This grant is part of the IAF's Women Investing in Growth and Security (WINGS) initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Education and School Building Renovation Asanble Vwazen Solino (AVS) will improve its primary school facilities, community programming and its effectiveness as an institution serving residents of Solino, a neighborhood of Port- au-Prince. A contractor will assist the board in developing a strategic plan to assure the school's self-sufficiency. The education will reach 260 children and adolescents; 500 other community residents should benefit indirectly.
Building the LGBT population`s financial capacity Excluded populations in Haiti face unemployment and lack access to credit. Kouraj Pou Pwoteje Dwa Moun (Kouraj) provides marginalized groups with training in small business development and working capital to facilitate entrepreneurship. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Haiti. Kouraj's activities promote small business growth, local entrepreneurship, and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Education/Training Grant Asanble Vwazen Solino (AVS) will improve its primary school facilities, community programming and its effectiveness as an institution serving residents of Solino, a neighborhood of Port-au-Prince. A contractor will assist the board in developing a strategic plan to assure the school's self-sufficiency. The education will reach 260 children and adolescents; 500 other community residents should benefit indirectly.
Young Mayan women strengthening democracy in Huehuetenang Red Maya, Cimujer (REDMAYA), a grassroots organization comprised of 32 young indigenous women leaders from Guatemala's Huehuetenango, will learn about management and fundraising, as well as topics related to citizenship and democracy, and social audits, a practice that allows Guatemalan citizens to use existing laws and regulations to ensure that development initiatives are implemented following due process. In doing so, REDMAYA will strengthen its relationships with civil society and local governments to promote the rights of women and youth and the reestablishing of a municipal office on women. Grant activities will benefit 450 people directly and some 10,000 indirectly.
Haitian Youth Peace Building Initiative in Bel-Air and Saint Martin Lakou Lap will organize and train a network of young Haitians in vocational skills and in techniques that enable them to work to reduce violence in Saint Martin, Bel Air and Nan Cocteau, three neighborhoods on the periphery of Port-au- Prince. Training in conflict management will also include elected officials and representatives of the private sector. The project will benefit 95 Haitians directly and another 5,000 indirectly.
Communication, Mobilisation pour le respect des droits des Femmes et des Filles rurales en Hati Rural Haitian women often have low formal education and lack information about their rights, making them particularly vulnerable to gender-based violence. The IAF supports community-led solutions to enhance peace and security. Our grantee partner Rezo Fanm Radyo Kominote Ayisyen (REFRAKA) supports a network of 30 community radio stations throughout nine of Haitis ten departments to raise awareness about gender-based violence and increase the capacity of majority female radio hosts and technicians to produce programming about women and reducing violence. These strategic investments increase leadership and build networks. This grant is part of the IAFs Women Investing in Growth and Security (WINGS) initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Stand Up and Hold Strong Fondation Communautaire Hatienne-Espwa (FCH-Espwa) will support grassroots groups by improving itself as an organization and providing financial and technical support through its community development program. FCH-Espwa will manage a grant fund and award approximately six subgrants to grassroots organizations in the Jrmie and Moron municipalities of Grand'Anse. Project activities 1,110 individuals will benefit directly and 8,000 indirectly.
Stand Up and Hold Strong Fondation Communautaire Hatienne-Espwa (FCH-Espwa) will support grassroots groups by improving itself as an organization and providing financial and technical support through its community development program. FCH-Espwa will manage a grant fund and award approximately six subgrants of up to $14,000 each to grassroots organizations in the Jrmie and Moron municipalities of Grand'Anse. Project activities 1,110 individuals will benefit directly and 8,000 indirectly.
Community Empowerment Fondasyon Limy Lavi (FLL) will help 60 families in six communities in southeast Haiti breed goats as a reliable source of income and food and reduce the need to send children into servitude to support their families.
Renforcement des capacits de 500 familles de Grosse Roche par des interventions agrocologiques. Families living in Grosse-Roche in Haiti's North East department face diminishing forest cover, poor soil quality, and a lack of agricultural supplies, hampering their ability to produce food and exacerbating malnutrition and hunger risks. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. Our grantee partner, Groupe dAppui au Dveloppement Rural (GADRU), provides training in sustainable agriculture, livestock production, and business development for 500 families from the community-based organization Association des Familles Agro-cologiques de Grosse-Roche. It also maintains a seed bank and distributes seedlings, and its participants are distributing their livestock's offspring to other families as their herds grow. These strategic investments increase farmers' food security and incomes.
Feasibility Study - Lima Integrated Solid Waste Management, through Government of Peru Feasibility Study - Lima Integrated Solid Waste Management, through Government of Peru
Disaster Preparedness and Contingency Planning in Angola In order to improve preparedness and response to humanitarian emergencies in Angola this project is aimed at improving preparedness through increasing partner and staff capabilities for an effective and accountable humanitarian response.  Identification of the main hazards and vulnerabilities that affect Angolans and keep much of the population trapped in a cycle of poverty will be established allowing Oxfam GB to map existing humanitarian capacity and gaps.
Humanitarian Preparedness Angola This project will ensure quick appraisal and rapid assessments to be able to react to humanitarian crisis that will occur in Angola.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion for the Millennium Development Goals The specific objective of the project is to increase access to WASH services in an environment that increasingly supports and sustains these improvements in Moxico, Chinguar, Tchindjenje and Baia Farta municipalities located in Moxico, Bie, Huambo and Benguela provinces.  The work is a mixture of hardware and software. Hardware on sanitation and water will act as evidence of methodologies that can work in improving access to WASH. capacity building, community mobilisation, coordinantion and advocacy are mearnt to create an enabling environment for sustainable provision of the WASH services by duty bearers.
Gender and peace-building in Luanda, Angola This project has two focus areas; (1) Empowering girls through mentoring and skills development and; (2) Positive Masculinity mentoring for boys. The aim is to train young people to become catalysis for change in their communities to promote gender equality, reduce domestic violence and improve school attendance.
Trachoma Initiative in Australia The program aimed to complement Australia’s other trachoma elimination efforts, focussing on facial cleanliness (F) and environmental (E) efforts to reduce, in Australia’s remote Aboriginal communities, the incidence of trachoma and other communicable disease.
Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM2) [South Sudan] Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM2) Program [South Sudan]
Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM2) Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM2) Program
Partnership for Enhanced and Blended Learning (PEBL) PEBL is helping universities across East Africa share valuable teaching resources through the development of quality assured, credit-bearing courses delivered through blended learning. In this way, PEBL will enhance teaching quality and student outcomes, and help to address the growing shortage of academic staff faced by universities.
Evaluation of FCDO's Gender-responsive Social Protection programme Ecorys has been commmissioned by the FCDO to conduct an independent evaluation of the Gender-Repsonsive Social Protection programme, in coordination with UNICEF and the World Bank. Ecorys will carry out an independent assessment of the performance of the programme, and its contribution to desired outputs, outcomes and impact. The evaluation will focus on the systems change result from the GSP programme workstreams and support learing on the contributino of research, TA and knowledge exhcnage to improving gender focused-social protection policy, deepening the global evidence base on GSP, and ensuring robust monitoring.
Appui à l’autonomisation des f Le projet a pour objectif de promouvoir l’inclusion socioéconomique et l’entreprenariat des femmes de la région de Sima-Moya (Anjouan) et de Moroni, Chindini et Bangoi (Grande comore).
Financement des ODD Lobjectif principal de ce projet conjoint est daider le gouvernement des Comores à atteindre ses objectifs de développement et les ODD.
Comores - Autonomisation, engagement et expression par léducation civique (E3CE) The Comorian administration is highly centralized, with federal, island and local government structures. At the federal level, the most visible structure of governance remains the presidency. The Union Assembly, which had 24 members until the last legislature, was increased to 35 seats by a law passed in February 2023, which established 11 additional electoral districts. Presidential elections are scheduled for 2024. The islands are organized as a governorate composed of prefectures subdivided into communes. Although elected by the citizens, there are no mechanisms for elected officials to consult with citizens to take their needs into account in the formulation of public policy or legislation. In turn, there is also a lack of mechanisms and capacities for citizens, especially women, to participate in public life and to hold those in power accountable for the management of public affairs, including transparent elections.
Covid-19 Rapid Response facili Ce projet est pour faciliter et donner des réponses rapide au pays à la lutte contre le Covid-19 aux Comores.