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Access to quality vaccines, medicines, and health technologies in Rwanda Strengthen entrepreneurship and to improve the business environment and attractiveness of investment in Rwanda,  including pharmaceutical investments.
Ensemble pour une QUalité des soins Inclusive et Transparente, orientée vers l’Egalité genre - ‘Bonne santé’ Le projet EQUITE vise à contribuer à l'amélioration de la santé des populations les plus vulnérables du Bénin, en parallèle à la mise en place de l'ARCH (Assurance pour le Renforcement du Capital Humain). D'une durée de cinq ans, il poursuit les objectifs suivants :     Améliorer l'offre de soins et de services en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile ainsi que pour les maladies non transmissibles (MNT).     Renforcer la qualité des soins dispensés dans les structures sanitaires et promouvoir la redevabilité sociale.     Renforcer l'éducation en matière de santé sexuelle et reproductive, lutter contre les inégalités entre les femmes et les hommes, ainsi que contre les violences basées sur le genre (VBG).     Renforcer la riposte nationale à l'épidémie de COVID-19.
Projet d’appui à la Gouvernance, l’Insertion et la Formation agricole et rurale dans la Tshopo Le projet "GIFT" (Projet d’appui à la Gouvernance, l’Insertion et la Formation agricole et rurale dans la Tshopo) en RD du Congo contribue au développement socio-économique inclusif et durable dans la province de la Tshopo via la valorisation et le renforcement du capital humain.    La finalité du projet est de renforcer des réseaux d’établissements de Formation agricole et rurale (FAR) en intégrant une approche transversale genre, pour contribuer au développement socio-économique des territoires ruraux de provinces prioritaires en RD du Congo.    Le projet comprend trois axes stratégiques d’intervention : (1) renforcer au niveau provincial des dispositifs de FAR, dans le cadre d’une approche intégrée et territoriale, (2) appuyer de manière transversale le renforcement de la dimension genre, pour favoriser l’accès des jeunes filles aux dispositifs de FAR et soutenir l’insertion et le développement professionnels des femmes, (3) assurer au niveau national, la pérennisation des investissements, en particulier sur les volets gouvernance et financement de la FAR par les tutelles.
VET TOOLBOX 2: Enhanced Delivery of Demand-driven Skills Development for Investment in Africa The action contributes to improving the investment climate in selected African countries but is first and foremost an opportunity-driven action, which aims to turn investments into drivers for inclusive economic growth, social development and decent job creation. Investment-flows from the European Union into African countries offer an opportunity for national economies to increase their share of local value addition and local job creation.  The action will be implemented through three intervention areas: 1) Enhanced dialogue on employment oriented skills development and VET between vocational training institutions, companies, national institutions and relevant associations benefitting from European investments such as European Commission investment programmes in Sub Saharan Africa. 2) Capacity building and training for demand driven skills development and VET including the support of local training providers, as well as strengthening in company training among other activities. 3) Stimulated knowledge exchange on lessons from practical experience in delivering employment oriented skills development and VET in investment contexts.  The action will promote employment through skills enhancement along private sector investments, in cooperation with private and public sector actors in 11 countries.
Appui à l’émergence d’une infrastructure agroindustrielle moderne, compétitive et durable dans le Sine-Saloum L’intervention 1 du Pilier 1 "Promotion de l’entrepreneuriat durable et création d’emplois décents dans le Sine Saloum" a pour ambition de favoriser l’émergence d’une base infrastructurelle, matérielle et immatérielle, pour l’industrialisation du secteur agro-alimentaire du Sine Saloum. Sans se substituer aux opérateurs économiques privés nationaux et internationaux, qui restent les moteurs principaux du développement économique, l’intervention réalisera les investissements en biens publics productifs nécessaires pour que ces opérateurs s’installent dans le Sine Saloum et y conduisent les opérations de transformations des produits alimentaires censées renforcer la part de la valeur ajoutée, et donc la richesse et l’emploi, qui reste sur place.
Local office Republic of Uganda Uganda and Belgium have been partners for 21 years. Currently, Enabel supports Uganda to implement some priorities of its 30-year National Development Plan and the United Nation’s 2030 agenda for sustainable development.    Enabel has a Representative Office in Kampala.
Local office Republic of Guinea La Guinée est un pays partenaire de la coopération au développement belge depuis 2015. Grâce à ce partenariat, nous visons à soutenir structurellement les droits de l’homme et le développement social et économique du pays.    Enabel dispose d’un bureau de Représentation à Conakry.
Formations, études et expertises Le projet Formation, études et expertises / Tàggat, vise à renforcer les compétences du personnel des parties prenantes du portefeuille, notamment, les acteurs en charge de la mise en œuvre de ses volets opérationnels, les groupes cibles et les entités publiques et parapubliques qui participent à l’action. L’accent est mis de manière particulière sur le développement des compétences numériques et en management : ceci afin de permettre aux parties prenantes du Portefeuille de s’approprier des outils digitaux que les interventions mettront en place et d’assurer une gestion efficace des ressources. Par le financement d’une série d’études, l’intervention vise aussi à la création d’une base de connaissances partagées entre le Sénégal et la Belgique, qui puissent être utilisée pour améliorer l’impact du Portefeuille par l’affinement des approches méthodologiques, ou pour développer des nouvelles propositions d’interventions à soumettre à des bailleurs tiers. Les formations, études et expertises réalisées dans le cadre de cette intervention 4, devront avoir une valeur complémentaire et additionnelle par rapport aux appuis prévus dans les autres interventions 1, 2 et 3 du Portefeuille
Green West Bank The 'Green West Bank' project aims at enabling the Palestinian population to make use of the opportunities provided by a sustainable environment. The project objectives are to improve the conditions of the Palestinian ecosystems and their population (1) by reducing ecological footprint and GHGs emissions through the promotion of green circular economy and green urban areas, (2) by focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable waste management, in the region of Hebron / Bethlehem and Nablus / Tubas, (3) by focusing on 2 or 3 selected value chains.
Skills and Attitude (S&A), Governance and Anti-corruption (G&A), Covid19 Response (C19) The SG+ project (Skills and Attitude, Governance and Anti-corruption, Covid19 Response) is part of a larger EU programme called “Inclusive Green Economy Uptake Programme" (GreenUP).     The Green Up programme contributes to the Ugandan transition toward an inclusive, green and competitive low-carbon economy with the creation of decent green jobs in a number of key sectors, as laid down in the Uganda Green Growth Development Strategy (UGGDS). The main 3 priority areas are (1) support to Uganda's Business Environment; (2) support to Uganda's Broader Investment climate and (3) the Value-chain Development. The different components of this Programme will be implemented by several partners like Enabel, PSFU, FSDA, FAO, etc. through various implementation modalities.     As far as the Business Environment Component is concerned, the EU-delegation in Uganda chose to implement two components, namely Skills and Attitude (S&A) and Governance and Anti-Corruption (G&C) in indirect management with Enabel. The Belgian development agency has a longstanding experience in these sectors and fields, as well as a positive and established track record of relations with the main stakeholders.
Développement de l’Entrepreneuriat Féminin sur l’axe Conakry-Kindia-Mamou (DEF-CKM) C'est la troisième intervention avec un montant de 3.5 MEUR qui vient compléter le dispositif mis en place au niveau agricole et urbain, en ce centrant sur l’appui à l’entrepreneuriat féminin. Le focus est mis sur les activités et (nouvelles) opportunités économiques spécifiques pour les femmes, sur la prise en compte de leurs besoins particuliers ainsi que sur l’atténuation des freins et obstacles spécifiques auxquels elles sont confrontées quotidiennement en milieu rural et urbain. De façon globale elle met les femmes entrepreneuses au centre de l’action et vise leur accompagnement dans la durée afin qu’elles puissent être suffisamment qualifiées pour, i) rentabiliser/valoriser davantage leurs activités existantes (ou nouvelles) ; ii) passer le cap de la création d’une entreprise viable au sein d’un environnement plus propice et iii) avoir accès à un emploi décent et de qualité. De plus, afin de générer des avancées durables relatives à la qualité de vie des femmes et leurs ménages, cette intervention entend adresser les causes profondes liées aux pesanteurs socio-culturelles et aux attitudes, aux relations de pouvoir, aux institutions sociales et aux dispositions légales.
Local Government Reform and Development Programme - Phase II In an overall challenging socio-political context, local government is a driving force for promoting both state building and local economic development in the Palestinian Territory. Contributing to both of these objectives constitutes the backbone of the bilateral cooperation in the Local Government sector in the Palestinian Territory. The collaboration between villages through Joint Service Councils is seen as a first step for capacity building of local governments – in particular the smaller rural local government units – to improve service provision, promote local development, including villages in area C (Israeli controlled). Since 2001, Belgium tries to facilitate and strengthen collaboration mechanisms between local government units, with a particular focus on the smaller local authorities. The Local Government Reform and Development Program (LGRDP) - phase II is a further step in this direction.
Déploiement des politiques migratoires au niveau régional Le projet DEPOMI est financé par le Fonds Fiduciaire d’Urgence de l’Union européenne en faveur de la stabilité et de la lutte contre les causes profondes de la migration irrégulière et du phénomène des personnes déplacées en Afrique (« Fonds fiduciaire d’Urgence, FFU »).    Le projet vise à mieux intégrer la dimension de la migration dans les politiques et stratégies publiques aux niveaux national et local au Maroc. Il se concentre sur trois régions du Maroc où le pays pilote la régionalisation avancée, notamment : Beni Mellal - Khénifra, Souss Massa et la région de l'Oriental.     Le projet s’articule sur 5 axes principaux :  1. Le ministère en charge de la migration coordonne et capitalise les interventions en coopération avec les régions  2. La Gouvernance et la planification stratégique de la migration sont mises en œuvre au niveau régional  3. L’intégration progressive des migrants au niveau économique et social est favorisée  4. La mobilisation des MRE pour contribuer au développement territorial des régions est facilitée  5. La mobilité est favorisée au niveau de chaque région.    L’équipe d’intervention prévue pour appuyer les partenaires et accompagner les changements sera basée à Rabat et déploiera des Assistants Techniques Nationaux (ATN) dans les trois régions ciblées par le projet.    Des synergies sont prévues avec d’autres projets de la coopération belge et du FFU, notamment le projet "Vivre Ensemble" mis en œuvre par l’AECID, ainsi qu’avec le projet mis en place par l’AFD dans les régions de Souss Massa et l’Oriental.    Le projet DEPOMI est exécuté par Enabel.
Signals Project The Signal Project supports humanitarian actors delivering aid to the most vulnerable communities, in a fair and efficient manner and in the respect of do no harm. through logistics analysis and information management,  will encourage humanitarian organizations to include logistics vulnerability in the design of their intervention strategies and projects implementation. Intends to foster inclusion of logistically vulnerable populations in emergency preparedness and response plans and activities.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to transform the international humanitarian data ecosystem.
USAID Claims, Income, and Refunds Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Claims, Income, and Refunds.
DREAMS/Twagamenwa Activity in Namibia To provide HIV prevention, OVC, and sexual and reproductive Health for Adolescent Girls and Young women age 10-24 years
Board for International Food and Agricultrual Development bifad: create a new acquisition instrument to support the board for international food and agricultural development. the bifad support contract will work with the usaid bifad secretariat to provide logistical and administrative support, as well as te
Emergency Food Assistance Funding aims to respond to rising food insecurity. The program seeks to invest in local women-led organizations to increase the application of the gender lens in the humanitarian-peace-food nexus. this will lead enhanced participation and leadership of women in communities across these countries in response to the global food insecurity crisis.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Building sector wide capacity for geospatial analysis and other technologies to deepen the impact and effectiveness of humanitarian information management in humanitarian action.
GHG Factsheets Purchase Order This is a new purchase order under the Climate BPA to produce Greenhouse Gas Factsheets. The country and regional factsheets summarize existing information on greenhouse gas emissions and country priorities as they relate to various development sectors. USAID staff use these factsheets to inform programming, particularly the development of Country and Regional Development Cooperation Strategies. Countries and other partners also use these factsheets to inform their own development plans and actions. As of July 2017, these factsheets have been downloaded 6,500 times. The factsheets help missions and others consider opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which can be achieved with technologies developed and/or manufactured by U.S. businesses, e.g., clean energy technologies.
Humanitarian Assistance Enhancing accountability, inclusivity, and capacity for frontline aid workers and humanitarian leadership to improve operations in hard-to-reach areas in the worldwide.
Good Governance Support avenues for meaningful public participation and oversight, as well as for substantive separation of powers through institutional checks and balances. Transparency and integrity are also vital to government effectiveness and political stability.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Disaster risk reduction policy and practice (DRRPP)
Humanitarian Assistance collective aap  a system wide approach to improving organizational and collective humanitarian action, more accountable and community driven
USAID Claims, Income, and Refunds USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Claims, Income, and Refunds. Este programa apoya la meta de la misión para una Ucrania independiente, próspera, y sana unida alrededor de valores europeos de la base en uno o más de los sectores siguientes: el fortalecer del gobierno democrático, y un desarrollo económico más inclusivo, más sostenible, del mercado. Este programa apoia o objetivo da missão para uma Ucrânia independente, próspera, e saudável unida em torno dos valores europeus do núcleo em uns ou vários dos seguintes setores: reforço da governança democrática, e crescimento econômico mais inclusivo, mais sustentável, mercado-conduzido. Ce programme soutient le but de la mission pour l'Ukraine indépendante, prospère, et saine unie autour des valeurs européennes de noyau dans un ou plusieurs des secteurs suivants : renforcement du gouvernement démocratique, et croissance économique plus incluse, plus viable, de marché.
Rule of Law (ROL) Support avenues for meaningful public participation and oversight, as well as for substantive separation of powers through institutional checks and balances. Transparency and integrity are also vital to government effectiveness and political stability.
Award with CDW-G for Microsoft Products This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Humanitarian Capacity Strengthening HCIM/training and capacity strengthening for humanitarian responses
Global Alliance for TB Drug Development II (USAID Global Health (GH)):  .With assistance from USAID, the TB Alliance will link the best practices and drives of the private sector with the health equity priorities and resources of the public sector. This process helps design new ways to leverage worldwide science and market forces for public good. Anticipated developments include: introduction of at least one moxifloxacin-based new treatment-shortening regimen; movement of a MDR-TB treatment through Phase III trials; and development of treatments for drug-resistant TB and drug-sensitive TB...The Bureau will continue to accelerate activities to address multi-drug resistant (MDR) and extensively drug resistant tuberculosis, including the expansion of diagnosis and treatment, and infection control measures through innovative MDR financing mechanisms... .
The UNICEF Sanitation and Water for All Partnership (SWA) Work to accelerate political will and improve governance and financing systems needed to achieve universal access to safe water
Humanitarian Assistance Research and innovation in WASH humanitarian response. Support to GWC for improved coordination, information management, and capacity building.
CR: Agricultural Threats Agreement (USAID Bureau for Resilience, Environment, and Food Security (REFS)):  Purpose: This agreement with FAO provides a quick and efficient mechanism for buy-ins by the Bureau and Missions to address agricultural threats, through locally-led solutions to risk management. Emerging pests and diseases, unpredictable weather events and natural disasters, conflict and displacement, global trade disruptions, among other challenges can severely disrupt agriculture systems. This agreement enables USAID to partner with FAO to deliver services for building resilient communities and systems able to adapt and mitigate the impacts of shocks and stresses on agricultural livelihoods and food security. .Potential areas of focus include, but not limited to, building national and local capacities for risk management and recovery, risk modeling, developing and scaling climate-smart and climate-adaptive agricultural practices, policy development and implementation guidance, and strengthening operational platforms for coordination between public and private sector stakeholders. This mechanism will also utilize socially informed approaches to mitigate the disproportionate impacts of agricultural and food security threats on women, youth, and other marginalized groups. ..Activities:.Under this mechanism for FY23 the Center for Resilience has a $250,000 2nd-year coinvestment with BMGF, for a total $1.25 million/yr, for FAO's African Sustainable Livestock 2050 to address local level regulatory and policy challenges and incentives to guide the sustainable growth of the commercial livestock sector in East Africa, while mitigating the potential negative externalities as the sector expands...Benefitting Countries: Kenya; Rwanda; Tanzania.
Farmer-to-Farmer Program The F2F Program goal is to generate sustainable, broad-based economic growth in the agricultural sector. A secondary goal is to increase the U.S. public's understanding of international development issues and programs and international understanding of the U.S. and U.S. development programs. F2F introduces innovation and develops local capacity for more productive, profitable, sustainable and equitable agricultural systems while providing opportunity for people-to-people interaction in agricultural development activities.
SERVIR Support Services follow-on servir support services contract award will help the global servir network with communications and outreach, knowledge management and learning exchanges, monitoring, evaluation and learning.
USAID Investments and Loans Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Investments and Loans.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance BHA strategically plans to support climate adaptation actions to address immediate needs, catalyze transformative changes, and solidify innovative partnerships to tackle systemic gaps to reduce climate risk to affect real and sustainable change.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency response-research, evaluation, and learning.
Emergency Food Assistance The Humanitarian Assistance Evidence Cycle (HAEC) Associate Award works to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency food security activities funded by the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) by increasing the use of cost-effective and timely impact evaluations in humanitarian contexts. Impact evaluations provide robust evidence to inform technical approaches to improve the impact of humanitarian interventions. HAEC is a three-year activity (2021-2024) funded by USAID/BHA and issued through the IDEAL Leader with Associate Awards Activity.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding will go towards programming aimed at reducing nutrition vulnerability through improved coordination and technical support to nutrition responses, nutrition program innovation and strengthening supply chains for essential nutrition products.
Countering Transnational Corruption (CTC) Grand Challenge Implementation of the CTC Grand Challenge to build coalitions and source novel tools and approaches to curb the threat of transnational corruption and related secretariat services.
Water and Energy for Food (WE4F) Water and Energy for Food (WE4F) S/SE Asia Regional Innovation Hub (hereby referred to as the RIH) is an essential component of water and energy for food: a grand challenge for development (WE4F).
Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS-NET) New task order for Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS-NET) to manage FEWS NET's Learning and Data Hub
Cooperative Development Program (CDP) - Global Communities Through the CDP APS mechanism and in support of locally-led development, E3/LS will provide funding to Global Communities to implement cooperative development activities in Kenya. Specifically, Global Communities will support the adoption and implementation of cooperative law at the county-level, advance research on behavior change and build capacity of local service cooperatives. Additionally, Global Communities will promote inclusion of marginalized communities by focusing on increased access of quality resources tailored with youth and gender considerations. These field-based activities build the capacity of local, democratic institutions and advance the Agency's objectives of local resource mobilization and self-reliance.
Miscellaneous Trust Fund (Gifts and Donations, USAID) Miscellaneous Trust Fund (Gifts and Donations, USAID)
Humanitarian Assistance Global nutrition cluster technical alliance and coordination team
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Humanitarian coordination, information management, and assessment (HCIMA) worldwide support.