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Support the TB prevention and treatment response in Tanzania Tanzania (United Republic) - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Finance of the United Republic of Tanzania - MoF.  This program has the following goals: To reduce burden and suffering from Tuberculosis and Leprosy diseases in Tanzania by 2025:  -50% reduction in tuberculosis incidence rate (compared to 2015-(306 TB incidence rate per 100,000 population)  -75% reduction in the number of tuberculosis deaths (compared to 2015-(58,000 deaths(both HIV negative and HIV positive TB cases)). The objectives of this program are: To increase TB treatment coverage from 53 percent in 2018 to 90 percent in 2025 by innovatively addressing barriers to access, utilization, and the needs of the key and vulnerable populations for TB care and prevention services.  To expand access to quality TB diagnostic services, including the adoption of new diagnostic technologies.  To maintain the proportion of children with TB among the notified cases at 15 percent and to increase the ratio of ages at '0-4':5-14 years from 1.3 in 2019 to 1.5 by 2025,.  To increase RR/MDR-TB cases detected and enrolled for treatment from 54 to 90 percent of the estimated TB cases among the notified by 2025..  To Strengthen management of co-morbidities including collaborative TB/HIV activities, and Prevention of TB for persons at high risks..  To Enhance Multi-Sectoral Collaboration and Action for increased, coordinated and accelerated response towards ending TB by 2025..  To ensure availability of supportive systems and strengthened program management and coordination for the Implementation of TB and Leprosy services by 2025.  To implement evidence-based interventions and decision making through institutionalized efficient Monitoring and Evaluation system and coordination of research by 2025.
Tanzania (United Republic) - Malaria - The Ministry of Health of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania Tanzania (United Republic) - Malaria - The Ministry of Health of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania.
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Catch-All Controls Training Workshop.
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Commodity Identification Training Implementation Meeting.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Singapore
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Pilot Commodity Identification Training Workshop.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Enterprise Outreach, and Licensing and Risk Analysis
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Electronic Commodity Identification Training Tool.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Enterprise Outreach, and Technical Licensing and Risk Analysis to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
Universal access to PMTCT, comprehensive care for PLWHA and HIV prevention among most at risk populations in Cameroon Cameroon has a general HIV prevalence of 5.1%. The Program will contribute to a reduction in morbidity and mortality related to HIV, thanks to a decrease in new infections in the most at risk populations (MARPs) and in the general population, and an improvement of the quality of care for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). The goal of this Program is to reduce new HIV infections in newborns by preventing mother-child transmission; reduce new HIV infections among sex workers, MSM, truck drivers and their partners; reduce morbidity and mortality related to HIV as well as the related socio-economic impact by reinforcing the global care of adult and child PLWHA and the support to OVC by 2015; and strengthen coordination, monitoring and evaluation, and partnership with civil society in the context of the implementation of the proposal. The Program is implemented by two Principal Recipients (PR) under the dual-track financing scheme.
Scale up finding of TB missing cases Cameroon - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Réduire de 50% l’incidence et de 75% la mortalité de la tuberculose au Cameroun en 2025 par rapport à 2015.. The objectives of this program are: Intensifier le dépistage de la tuberculose, en particulier parmi les populations vulnérables et/ou à risque, et améliorer le taux de succès thérapeutique de 80% en 2012 à 87% en 2019..  Augmenter à 95% le dépistage du VIH chez les tuberculeux, à 80% la mise sous ARV des malades coinfectés, à 85% le dépistage de la tuberculose multirésistante parmi les populations cibles et à 95% la mise sous traitement des malades TBMR dépistés..  Relever à 85% la proportion de la population ayant des connaissances satisfaisantes sur la tuberculose d’ici à 2019 ; établir un partenariat avec au moins une organisation de la société civile (OSC) par région..  Obtenir 100% des rapports attendus dans les délais et réaliser au moins 90% des supervisions planifiées ; présenter chaque année les résultats d’au moins une recherche opérationnelle visant à mieux orienter les interventions du PNLT..  Améliorer les capacités de gestion du programme et des subventions de façon à augmenter le taux d’exécution du budget disponible à plus de 80% à la fin 2016 et à plus de 90% à la fin de 2019.
Cameroon - HIV - CARE INTERNATIONAL CAMEROON Cameroon - HIV - CARE INTERNATIONAL CAMEROON - CARE Cameroon.
Scale up of HIV prevention to contribute to the reduction of HIV related morbidity and mortality by 2020 Cameroon - HIV - Cameroon National Association for Family Welfare - CAMNAFAW.  This program has the following goals: Les nouvelles infections à VIH sont réduites de 60% d’ici à 2022. The objectives of this program are: Améliorer les capacités de gestion du programme et des subventions de façon à augmenter le taux d’exécution du budget disponible à plus de 80% à la fin 2016 et à plus de 90% à la fin de 2019..  En 2022, 80% des adolescent(e)s de 10 à 24 ans disposent de compétences adaptées pour se protéger du VIH.  D’ici 2022, 90% des populations clés utilisent le paquet de services de prévention combinée
Scaling up Malaria Control for High Impact Cameroon - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - MOH.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria morbidity by 75% compared to the 2000 rate by the year 2018.  To reduce malaria mortality by 75% compared to the 2000 rate by the year 2018. The objectives of this program are: Treat 100% of confirmed malaria cases according to the national guidelines in health facilities and communities by the year 2018.  Test at least 80% of suspected malaria cases in health facilities and communities using microscopy or rapid diagnostic tests (RDT), by the year 2018.  Protect at least 80% of children aged 03 to 59 months in areas targeted for seasonal malaria chemoprophylaxis (SMC) by the year 2018.  Protect at least 80% of pregnant women with Intermittent Preventive Treatment according to national guidelines by the year 2018.  Ensure that at least 80% of the population sleeps under a long lasting insecticide treated bed net (LLIN) by the year 2018
Cameroon - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon Cameroon - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - MOH.
Cameroon - HIV - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon Cameroon - HIV - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - NACC.
Scaling up malaria control for impact in Cameroon In Cameroon, Tuberculosis (TB) is no longer only a public health problem but a genuine problem of development. Poverty and the increasing prevalence of the HIV infection amongst the populations have greatly exacerbated the scourge. The National Tuberculosis Control Program (“NTCP”), run by the Ministry of Health, was supported, starting in 2003, with a Global Fund Round 3 grant. According to the WHO Global tuberculosis control Report 2009, 86% of expected cases of sputum smear-positive cases of TB in the community were detected by the NTCP in 2008. The overall goal of the Program is to contribute to the reduction of TB-related morbidity and mortality in Cameroon. To help reach this goal, the Program will provide high quality DOTS and ensure provision of first line TB drugs; work on a practical approach to improving lung health; strengthen the monitoring and evaluation systems employed by NTCP; and control TB and HIV co-infection.  The main targets of this Program are the general population and prisoners.
Cameroon - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Cameroon Cameroon - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Cameroon.
Scaling up malaria control for impact in Cameroon Malaria is endemic in Cameroon where it is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality. The overall program goal is to contribute to the national objective of halving the malaria burden by 2014 through scale-up of key malaria interventions. The program is supported by two Global Fund grants implemented by a government and civil society Principal Recipient, respectively, working in partnership. This grant focuses on behavior change communication. Planned activities include mass media broadcasts and training for mass-media practitioners, as well as information and education initiatives at the community level – including training in malaria for members of civil society organizations. This program aims to build on the achievements of the program supported by Cameroon’s Round 3 grant, which focused on the distribution of insecticide-treated nets to populations most at risk from malaria, and the program supported by its Round 5 grant, which focused on malaria case management.
Cameroon - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon Cameroon - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - NACC.
Scale-up of HIV prevention to contribute to reduction of HIV related morbidity and mortality by 2026 Cameroon - HIV - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Cameroon - NACC.  This program has the following goals: Réduire la morbidité et la mortalité liée au VIH/Reduce HIV-related morbidity and mortality.  Attémuer le fardeau socio-écononomique du VIH sur le développement du pays/Mitigating the social and economic burden of HIV on the country's development. The objectives of this program are: Les nouvelles infections à VIH sont réduites de 65% entre 2019 et 2023/New HIV infections are reduced by 65% between 2019 and 2023.  La mortalité liée au VIH est reduite de 62% entre 2019 et 2023/HIV-related mortality is reduced by 62% between 2019 and 2023.  La transmission du VIH de la mère à l'enfant à 6 semaines est réduite à moins de 5% d'ici 2023/Mother-to-child transmission of HIV at 6 weeks is reduced to less than 5% by 2023
Scale-up of HIV prevention to contribute to reduction of HIV related morbidity and mortality by 2026 Cameroon - TB/HIV - CARE INTERNATIONAL CAMEROON - CARE Cameroon.  This program has the following goals: Réduire la morbidité et la mortalité liée au VIH/Reduce HIV-related morbidity and mortality.  Attémuer le fardeau socio-écononomique du VIH sur le développement du pays/Mitigating the social and economic burden of HIV on the country's development.  Diminuer l'incidence de la tuberculose de 186 pour 100 000 habitants à 130 pour 100 000 à l'horizon 2024/Reduce the incidence of tuberculosis from 186 per 100,000 population to 130 per 100,000 by 2024..  Diminuer les décès dus à la tuberculose de 54 pour 100 000 à 32 pour 100 000 à l'horizon 2024/Reduce tuberculosis deaths from 54 per 100,000 to 32 per 100,000 by 2024.. The objectives of this program are: Les nouvelles infections à VIH sont réduites de 65% entre 2019 et 2023/New HIV infections are reduced by 65% between 2019 and 2023.  La mortalité liée au VIH est reduite de 62% entre 2019 et 2023/HIV-related mortality is reduced by 62% between 2019 and 2023.  La transmission du VIH de la mère à l'enfant à 6 semaines est réduite à moins de 5% d'ici 2023/Mother-to-child transmission of HIV at 6 weeks is reduced to less than 5% by 2023.  Augmenter le nombre de nouveau cas et rechutes notifiés de tuberculose (toute formes) jusqu'à atteindre 34 286 pour l'année 2023 /To increase the number of reported new cases and relapses of tuberculosis (all forms) to 34,286 by the year 2023..  Le nombre de cas de TB-MR a augmenté en 2024 à plus de 100% par rapport à 2018, soit 405 cas pour l’année 2023 /The number of MDR-TB cases increased in 2024 to more than 100% compared to 2018, with 405 cases for the year 2023..  95% des patients tuberculeux sont testés pour le VIH et 100% des coinfectés sont mis sous traitement antirétroviral d’ici 2024./95% of tuberculosis patients are tested for HIV and 100% of co-infected patients are put on antiretroviral treatment by 2024..  Traiter avec success  87% de cas de TB notifié d'ici 2023 par rapport a 2018/Successfully treat 87% of notified TB cases by 2023 compared to 2018.
Support to the West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development The objective of the MDTF is to support integrated agricultural  research for development within West and Central Africa through  implementation of the Medium Term Operational Plan (MTOP), of the  Conseil Ouest et Centre Africain pour la Recherche et le DÃ©veloppement  Agricoles (West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research  and Development or CORAF/WECARD-otherwise referred to as CORAF-, with  the aim of contributing to sustainable improvements in the  productivity, competitiveness, and markets of the agricultural systems  in West and Central Africa.
 
 The MDTF is part of a larger effort among development partners to  support increased agricultural productivity in Africa.  It will  contribute to the highest level objective of NEPAD#s Comprehensive  Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP) of general economic  development, eradication of poverty and hunger, through the  sustainable improvement of agricultural productivity, competitiveness  and markets.
STEM Teacher Education and School Strengthening Activity (Egypt):  .The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Teacher Education and School Strengthening Activity (STESSA) operate through two distinct but interrelated dimensions.  First, this activity will work with five Faculties of Education from the Egyptian public Universities to design and deliver a teachers' development program (in partnership with a number of US Universities) in order to sustain a continuous supply of quality STEM-specialized teachers to serve in the existing and to be launched Egyptian STEM schools. Second, STESSA will support the Ministry of Education (MOE) in: i) strengthening the existing fourteen STEM schools (this includes, among other, expanding the pool and improving the capacities of the schools' leadership and educators, and the capacities of the graders/assessors of the students' projects/capstones, in addition to supporting the design of Professional Development programs for teachers who use digital fabrication in classrooms); ii) developing the capacities and improving the systems of the MOE to sustain and expand STEM Schools nationwide (through the provision of training and continuous coaching to the members of the STEM Unit, the unit in charge of overseeing the operation of STEM schools in Egypt); and iii) spreading STEM outside the STEM high schools (by supporting MOE in resuming its plan of rolling out STEM-related activities to the Preparatory cycle students in schools, building on what was achieved at the end of the previous STEM intervention)..
Grant to UNICEF as a Public International Organization concerning the Integrated Perinatal and Child Health and Nutrition Program in disadvantaged areas in Egypt Grant to UNICEF as a Public International Organization concerning the Integrated Perinatal and Child Health and Nutrition Program in disadvantaged areas in Egypt
Banga Wastewater Collection System This project expands access to wastewater collection services in rural areas in Sohag governorate with combined poverty and extreme poverty rates of between 40 and 61 %. Additional indirect jobs will be created through the purchase of pipes, valves and cement all of which is manufactured and procured in Egypt. Equally important is the fact that the projects will provide first-time household wastewater service for low-income Egyptians.
EGYPTIAN INITIATIVE IN GOVERNANCE & PART. STRENGTHENED Initiatives in Governance and Participation Strengthened
Shandaweel Water Treatment Plant This project expands access to drinking water in governorates with combined poverty and extreme poverty rates of between 40 and 61 %. Additional indirect jobs will be created through the purchase of pipes, valves and cement all of which is manufactured and procured in Egypt. Equally important is the fact that the projects will provide improved potable water service for low-income Egyptians.
LIFE - Integrated Water Resource Management II IRG is assisting the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation to expand community and organizational development for integrated water resource management with a focus on sustainability and impact. The IWRM II program will extend previous successes at decentralized water management and decision-making by rural residents achieved under IWRM I. The present program results will support recent reform efforts by the Government of Egypt to help promote the sustainability of the water and waste water sectors in Egypt.
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of seawater desalination plant at Al Reesa, El Areesh City, North Sinai Governorate. Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of seawater desalination plant at Al Reesa, El Areesh City, North Sinai Governorate.
El Zeira Wastewater Collection System This project expands access to wastewater collection services in rural areas in Assiut governorate with combined poverty and extreme poverty rates of between 40 and 61 %. Additional indirect jobs will be created through the purchase of pipes, valves and cement all of which is manufactured and procured in Egypt. Equally important is the fact that the projects will provide first-time household wastewater service for low-income Egyptians.
ENVIRONMENT FOR TRADE AND INVESTMENT STRENGTHENED Environment for Trade and Investment Strengthened
School Feeding Program School Feeding Program implemented by The Arab society for nutrition and development aims to establish nutritional program in school- to fulfill the nutrition and health requirements of children and make school attractive for children, family and community.
ENVIRONMENT FOR TRADE AND INVESTMENT STRENGTHENED Cash or in-kind transfers to the poor or to those suffering from temporary shocks. Health services provided in-kind should be captured under the respective health element(s).
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Romana - Baloza Costal Strip Potable Transmission System Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater: Construction of Romana - Baloza Costal Strip Potable Transmission System
Agreement with the Egyptian Ministry of Education Agreement with the Egyptian Ministry of Education
National COVID-19 Vaccination Program The goal of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Program in Egypt activity is to improve Egyptian saccess to COVID-19 vaccines by providing additional vaccination centers and increasing acceptance of getting vaccinated.
Arab Freedom of Association Network Program (AFAN) The Arab Freedom of Association Network (AFAN) strengthens the capacity of civil society leaders, human rights activists, media practitioners, academics, and legal experts in Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia, Yemen to address restrictive NGO law initiatives and advance the freedom of association.
Egyptian Transition Support Monitor the September 2011 Parliament and Presidential elections in Egypt.
Holding Company for Water and Wastewater - Water Distribution Trucks Holding Company for Water and Wastewater - Water Distribution Trucks
Supporting Urgent Needs of Egypt's COVID-19 Response Supporting Urgent Needs of Egypt's COVID-19 Response
Egypt Competitiveness Project Through the Egypt Competitiveness Project, Chemonics and USAID expanded on critical reforms implemented by the government of Egypt to enhance the countrys competitiveness. The project supported regulatory reform through Egyptian initiatives to review and streamline business-related regulations. To simplify business processes further, it created a unified business registry that includes streamlined licensing and registry practices.
Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater Support to the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater
Grant Award to the World Food Program in support of the Transitional Interim Country Strategic Plan (TICSP) for Egypt Grant Award to the World Food Program in support of the Transitional Interim Country Strategic Plan (TICSP) for Egypt
Center of Excellence for Agriculture (COEA) (Egypt):  .Egypt's journey to self-reliance can only be achieved through sustainable and strategic partnerships between the education community, the private sector, and public sector policymakers. Such a partnership concept is embodied in the establishment of the Center of Excellence for Agriculture (COEA) in coordination with the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The COEA will increase academia's capacity to commercialize research for agricultural development solutions and create linkages between the public and private sectors. Applied research will drive innovation and competitiveness in the public and private sectors, strengthen government policy to stimulate economic growth, and devise agriculture sector-specific solutions to Egypt's most pressing development challenges. The COEA is based on a partnership between Cornell University and Cairo University to share best practices, conduct joint research, and serve as a hub and network of experts dedicated to state of the art research and, ultimately, development solutions in the agriculture sector..During FY 2019, the center will work on the following objectives: .Undergraduate and graduate scholarship opportunities, internships for research and entrepreneurship, and faculty exchanges; Applied research grants in key priority areas pertaining to Egypt's development challenges in agriculture; Curriculum review of agriculture courses fostering a transition to more student-centered learning models; and,Pilot study for one new Masters Level Degree program and one new Bachelor's of Science Degree program in a key priority area.. .
Services to Improve Performance Management, Enhance Learning and Evaluation (SIMPLE) Services to Improve Performance Management, Enhance Learning and Evaluation (SIMPLE)