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Helmsley Charitable Trust (HCT) - Nchena Cooperative Livelihood Improvement Project Sector: Agriculture.Beneficiaries: 166 farmers.Description: Nchena Livestock Cooperative is seeking funding to build livestock housing, procure livestock, grow crops under drip irrigation, drill a borehole, conduct trainings on nutrition, livestock production and good crop husbandry and to manage operations of their cooperative.
Helmsley Charitable Trust (HCT) Chifide Cooperative Livelihood Improvement Project Sector: Agriculture.Beneficiaries: 500 farmers .Description: The farmers of Chifide are seeking for funding to increase production of Horticulture crops and increase livestock production.
LSSFA Soya Groundnuts Oil Project Sector Agriculture Soya Groundnuts Oil (Self-help Grant).Beneficiaries: 21,000 farmers, of which 11,000 are women.This small grant soya ground nuts oil project will help farmers to earn increased income. USADF funds will help 21,032 farmers to purchase raw materials and an oil expeller (oil processing machine).
MicroMek Drones for Health MicroMek Limited is a Malawian based hardware startup locally developing low cost autonomous fixed wing drones for delivery of remote medical diagnostics for young children and pregnant women in the hard to reach areas of Malawi and to explore cost effective ways of reducing waiting times for HIV testing of infants, in the hard to reach remote and rural areas of Malawi and Africa
Tsangano Organic Coffee Capacity Building The project funds will be focused on capacity building; and providing financial and farmer training to improve TOCA s management capacities while empowering its members with improved organic farming skills and preparing the association to obtain organic certification and implement a revolving loan fund to provide members access to higher quality inputs and tools.
Birds Eye Chili Processing and Marketing Funds used to construct a factory & office building; acquire chili processing equipment; purchase a vehicle & train staff in health & safety.
Wovwe Rice Capacity Building Project The project funds will be used to provide Wovwea skilled staff; resources and trainings in corporate governance; financial management and accounting; best practices in rice farming and processing; and management of a revolving loan fund for farming inputs. Additionally; Wovwewill be ablebuild a factory to house their newly purchased rice mill and obtain certification by the Malawi Bureau of Standards.
Tikondane Women Savings and Credit Association Energy Project Tikondane, a female-owned and run savings and credit association, will develop a loan fund for micro-loans for solar home systems and cookstoves in rural Malawi.
Hara Rice Expansion Project Hara's Rice Expansion project will benefit a total 187 farmers and employees (83 women). The project will focus on improving Hara's product branding and marketing capacity, while also increasing production.
Gwiritse Soy Production Capacity Building Project Sector: Legumes (Soya)..Beneficiaries: 242 Members..Description: The farmer cooperative is based in Nsaru, rural Lilongwe and grows different crops including soya. The farmers want to access USADF grant to buy quality inputs, get adequate training in production, get a power tiller and all necessary implements, improve its financial and human resource management and ensure that all farmers are selling their produce at the cooperative in order to secure better markets.
Renewable Energy Industries Association of Malawi (REIAMA) The first of two phases of funding will be used to build the associations capacities in financial and operational management and undertake a strategic planning exercise to plan for long-term sustainability. The second phase funds will be used in the administration of a grant competition for firms in the renewable energy sector. REIAMA will award up to 10 sub-grants of up to $5,000 each for selected firms to develop marketable business plans.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) - Faluweki - Padoko Electronics Bike Lights In Malawi, approximately only 10 percent of the population has access to electricity. Mixon recognized the detriment this has on students and is working to increase performance amongst students by providing them with healthier and sustainable lighting solution during their studies at night through the use of rechargeable bike lights.
Academy for Women Entrepreneurs - Green Care Waste Solutions GREENCARE WASTE SERVICES aims to raise awareness to communities in Malawi on issues regarding poor waste management and to provide waste collection and disposal services to residents within Zomba city. Jaariah Misyaje noticed that there is infrequent garbage collection in Zomba town and slums are not reached. GCWS plans to reach 6000 households.
Bvumbwe Dairy Farmers Cooperative Society Bvumbwe Dairy Farmers Cooperative Society Expansion Project
Helmsley Charitable Trust (HCT) Nsambe Cooperative Livelihood Improvement Project Sector: Agriculture (Crops and Livestock).Beneficiaries : 370 Farmers (221 Women and 149 Men).Description: The farmers from Nsambe Farmers and Marketing Cooperative Society Limited are seeking for funding to improve livestock and crop production as they work with patients with NCDs and their communities around Nsambe Health Center.
Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneurship Program FY2023 Year #1 Region 1 UMODZI Consulting Limited will act as the point of contact with the selected entrepreneurs of the USADF partnership with the Tony Elumelu Foundation to support project implementation of selected entrepreneurs and Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Malawi.
Chiguluwindi Beekeeping Project Sector: Agriculture Beekeeping (Self-help Grant)..Beneficiaries: 199 farmers, of which 140 are women and 35 members are persons with disabilities..This small grant Beekeeping project will help 199 people to earn increased income from the production and sale of honey. USADF funds will be used to purchase bee hives, honey pressing machines, harvest bee suits, business management and pay for training fees.
YALI Mkandawire Turbines Development Enterprise Project YALI Mkandawire Turbines Development Enterprise Project
Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) - Improvement of Vitumbiko Poultry Business Project Sector: Entrepreneurship (Animal Husbandry - Poultry).Beneficiaries: Over 900 businesses.Descriptions: Vitumbiko is seeking for a grant to increase productivity of eggs by electing a chicken house (khola), buying chicken feed, employing 8 people and managing the chickens to a level where she starts selling eggs in and around Mwilang'ombe area.
Helmsley Charitable Trust (HCT) - Changa Cooperative Livelihood Improvement Project Sector: Agriculture (Livestock and Crops).Beneficiaries: 420 farmers.Description: Farmers from Changa Comsip Cooperative Society Limited are seeking for funding to improve their livestock and crop production in order to improve their livelihoods. Specifically, they are looking at digging a borehole, establishing demonstration plots with drip irrigation, organize their cooperative to be sustainable and increase their profit margin for improved livelihoods.
International Community of Disabled Women Living with HIV and AIDS ICWD-LWHAs Poultry Project
Milk Expansion Project The project funds are used to train farmer members on better cow-raising and milk productionmethods; improve the cooperative s sales and marketing; and purchase better production equipment and packaging materials.
Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneurship Program FY2023 Year #1 Region 2 UMODZI Consulting Limited will act as the point of contact with the selected entrepreneurs of the USADF partnership with the Tony Elumelu Foundation to support project implementation of selected entrepreneurs and Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Malawi.
Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) - Uchembere Wabwino Maternity Limited UCWML is a maternity clinic in Mzuzu that is providing services to women and under 5 clinic to children. Currently, the clinic requires life saving machines in order to conduct operation procedures at the clinic and avoid loosing revenue when patients are patients with complications are referred to other hospitals
Ntchisi East Coffee Cooperative Society Capacity Building The purpose of the Project is to improve NECGCs management capacity as evidenced by the development of a comprehensive five-year business plan
Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) - Kwacha Creative Studios Kwacha Creative Studios aims at creating a sustainable film production company that will contribute to the growth of the Film industry in Malawi and help combat unemployment. Kwacha Creative Studios will produce content, create shows and also hire out equipment to others in order to earn income and create employment. This is a start up organization.
Bua Rice Capacity Building Project Sector: Rice.Beneficiaries: 212 Members.Description: Bua Producers and Marketing Cooperative Society Limited is a rice producing farmer cooperative based in Nkhotakhota. The USADF grant will fund quality inputs, crop purchases, training in rice irrigation scheme maintenance, purchase of power tillers, improvement its financial and human resource management and the infrastructure improvements needed for Bua to meet the requirements of the Malawi Bureau of Standards.
Fonds d'urgence humanitaire pour les réfugiés sud soudanais en Ouganda Ce fonds a plusieurs finalités : 
- Approvisionner en eau communautaire grâce à une source d'eau pérenne ; 
- Améliorer les conditions d’hygiène et d’assainissement au niveau communautaire ; 
- Faciliter l'accès aux soins liés à la malnutrition.
Projet de gestion écologique des terres au profit des jeunes Ce projet a plusieurs composantes : 
•	Formation intégrant la gestion des nutriments (fertilisants organiques et pesticides organiques), 
•	Conservation de l’eau et du sol (herbe / sol / entrepôt / paillis etc.), 
•	Agriculture de conservation (labourage minimum, rotation de culture de couverture, etc.) 
•	Gestion de la ressource en eau, 
•	Système d’alertes rapides (savoir indigène et connaissances traditionnelles), 
•	Adaptation de variétés résistantes / Maturation précoce.
Projets Innovants pour les sociétés Civiles et Coalition d'Acteurs - RISE UP Refugee Innovation Sustainable Enterprise - Urban Project est un projet destiné à former 100 réfugiés urbains dans des secteurs d’activités tels que la couture, menuiserie, mécanique etc. L’objectif est d’assurer leur formation professionnelle pour qu’il puisse s’intégrer au marché du travail et devenir des agents productifs de l’économie ougandaise.
Aide Alimentaire Programmée - Sécurité et Diversité Alimentaire des réfugiés de Kyangwali (district d'Hoima) Il s'agit d'un projet de renforcement de la sécurité et la diversité alimentaire de 3500 réfugiés congolais nouvellement arrivés à Kyangwali (sud-ouest de l'Ouganda). Pour ce faire, 862 foyers reçoivent des transferts monétaires mensuels (12000UGX par personnes dans le foryer) pour l'achat de produits alimentaires frais (viande, poisson, fruits, légumes) pour compléter l’aide alimentaire du PAM, et ainsi couvrir l’ensemble de leurs besoins nutritionnels. Les réfugiés bénéficient également de formation en matière d’agro écologie pour pouvoir produire eux-mêmes leurs fruits et légumes et ainsi être autosuffisants.
Pour une agriculture durable, inclusive, respectueuse de l'environnement et des populations - FSPI Ce projet agroécologie se décline en trois volets liés et complémentaires avec trois partenaires dans trois zones du pays. 
• Volet 1 - démonstration : au centre du pays (district Mpigi) - partenaire Uganda Martyrs University (UMU): renforcement des capacités des communautés agricoles par la création d’une ferme de démonstration de pratiques agro-écologiques à destination de 500 petits exploitants ;
• Volet 2 - promotion d’un modèle durable : à l’Est du pays (ville Nakapiripirit, région Karamoja), touché par la malnutrition - partenaire ACTED : promotion du modèle du centre agricole « REVIVE » par la diffusion de pratiques agricoles régénératives, de gestion responsable des ressources en eau et de l’élevage à destination de 120 bénéficiaires.
• Volet 3 - formation : au Nord Est du pays (district d’Amuru) - partenaire Youth Movers Uganda (YOMU) : formation de 300 jeunes (16 à 35 ans) aux pratiques agro-écologiques pour renforcer les moyens de production et de subsistance.
Aide Alimentaire Programmée - Karamoja Ce projet vise à fournir aux ménages l'argent nécessaire pour répondre à leurs besoins alimentaires immédiats, tout en renforçant leur résilience grâce à une formation ciblée en agriculture et un don de différentes graines pour une alimentation variée.
Renforcement de l'intégration des femmes et jeunes filles avec un handicap Ce projet a plusieurs composantes : 
- Campagne d'éducation civique ; 
- Formation pour l'apprentissage de métiers artisanaux ; 
- Groupe de discussion pour l'intégration des handicapées dans les communautés ; 
- Achat de tricycle et fauteuils roulants.
Aide Alimentaire Programmée - Kyaka II Refugee Settlement Ce projet a pour but l’amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire et la résilience de 2300 réfugiés et membres de la communauté hôte dans le camp de Kyaka II dans le district de Kyegegwa. Pour ce faire, trois transferts monétaires mensuels et inconditionnels seront apportés à ces 2300 personnes ainsi que des formations dans le secteur agricole.
Fonds d'urgence humanitaire - Camp de réfugiés de Bidibidi et district de Gulu et Yumbe Ce projet est destiné à contribuer à la réduction de la mortalité au sein des communautés de réfugiés dans le camp de Bidibidi et au sein des communautés hôtes des districts de Yumbe et Gulu au nord de l’Ouganda par l'amélioration de l'accès aux soins en matière de santé mentale, psychosociale et sexuelle et reproductive. De plus, ce projet garanti un accès aux soins pour les victimes de violences sexuelles.
Fabrication de savons par et pour les réfugiés sud soudanais en Ouganda Formation des réfugiés sud soudanais (70%) et ougandais (30%) pour la fabrication de savons par l'achat de produits de bases permettant d'améliorer les conditions d'hygiène dans les camps de réfugiés et ainsi créer des revenus. (District de Yumbe)
Banque villageoise des œufs Le projet Banque Villageoise des Oeufs a développé un prototype innovant, non soumis aux conditions météorologiques, et générateur de revenus annuels à travers l’élevage avicole pour la production d’œufs destinée aux foyers vulnérables.
Fours écologiques et réduction de la coupe d'arbre au profits des femmes vulnérables Ce projets vise à soutenir les femmes vulnérables par la donation de semences et outils agricoles et les aider à fabriquer des fours à faible consommation de bois afin de réduire la coupe d’arbre.
Promotion des droits des femmes et lutte contre les violences sexuelles Ce projet vise à appuyer et promouvoir le droit des femmes et à lutter contre les violences sexuelles.
Women and Children in School- Income generation opportunities, including the World Cup 2014 Instituto Pr Educao e Sade (Instituto Proeza), $141,000 over 2 years Instituto Pr Educao e Sade (Instituto Proeza) will provide vocational training in the garment industry on the outskirts of Brasilia to women victims of domestic violence. The project will train women in income generation, gender equality in labor relations, and will establish their own association to leverage business opportunities related to the 2014 World Cup and beyond. Counterpart funds will be used to promote after school classes and tutoring for children at risk. Approximately 100 women and 200 children will benefit directly from project activities and 1,500 indirectly.
Aliana no Enfrentamento a Covid Brazil's lowest-income communities have experienced economic and social devastation from the COVID-19 pandemic along with the rest of the region. Fundo Socioambiental Casa (CASA) is partnering with Fundo Baob de Equidade Racial (Baob) and Fundo Brasil de Direitos Humanos (Brazil Fund) to establish a COVID-19 fund. Their objectives include enhancing grassroots organizations capacity to reactivate the local economy and strengthen community resilience in light of the pandemic. The alliance will also provide training, technical assistance, peer-to-peer networking, and communications support to grassroots organizations as well as sharing the lessons of the program with other local groups in the region to improve their response to COVID-19 and future crises.This grant is part of the IAF's Community Asset Mobilization initiative and the IAF's broader COVID-19 strategy.
Strengthening Territorial Management and Sustainability in the Mendon'a Indigenous Territory Indigenous people in Brazils semi-arid region are food insecure and live in small territories parched of rain. IAF grantee Associao Comunitria do Amarelo (ACA) is strengthening Mendona Indigenous villages capacity to manage their territories to promote the economic and environmental sustainability of their communities. ACA will promote territorial autonomy and economic development that reinforces Indigenous identity by strengthening family farming practices and traditional handicraft production. The IAF supports community-led solutions to supporting community wellbeing, peace, and security through protecting cultural heritage. This small grant is part of a cohort of Indigenous organizations based across Brazil that aim to support their communities and promote spaces for exchange and learning among different ethnicities facing complex challenges.
Strengthening productive capacity of land reform settlements in Rio Grande do Norte Comisso Pastoral da Terra do Rio Grande do Norte (CPT-RN) will work with community associations to introduce low-cost infrastructure for farming with limited water resources in 10 settlements formed pursuant to Brazil's program of land reform in western Rio Grande do Norte. The infrastructure will benefit 500 farmers and 2,515 members of their families.
CIRCUITOS DE AGROECOLGICOS Smallholder farmers in Brazil struggle to market their products at a reasonable price, and as a result their livelihoods and ability to support their families suffer. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Brazil. Taba Fortalecimento Comunitrio (Taba) works with two major sustainable agriculture networks in Brazil to increase the income of members, including indigenous people and Afro-Brazilians, through training, technical assistance, and micro loans. Taba is supporting these networks to increase their agricultural productivity, upgrade agro-processing facilities, expand organic certifications, develop value-added products, improve marketing circuits, and install a sales outlet in the city of So Paulo. Taba's activities promote smallholder agriculture and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
DESENVOLMENTO SUSTENTVEL E SOCIAL QUILOMBOLA People living in Afro-Brazilian Quilombola communities in marginalized urban and rural areas in Sergipe, Brazil, benefit from educational activities about enterprise development, civic engagement, cultural heritage, and human rights. IAF grantee Associao Quilombola do Povoado Patioba (AQUIPP) works with Quilombola communities in the region to promote local entrepreneurship and to strengthen Afro-Brazilian culture among its members to build a solid social foundation for locally-led development initiatives. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Brazil. Through this grant, AQUIPP trains Quilombola women and young people on sustainable agricultural production, processing, and sales.
Mulheres na luta pelo Direito Cidade Women and youth in the periphery neighborhoods of Recife, Brazil, face the harsh legacy of decades of public underinvestment in education, health, sanitation, and effective security. Not surprisingly, they often do not have the basic resources with which to live up to their potential as individuals and citizens. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity and democratic governance through vocational training and civic engagement. Our grantee partner, Casa da Mulher do Nordeste (CMN), supports a multifaceted program to empower women and young people in the Passarinho community of Recife. The program provides training and income generation opportunities as well as increases participants' ability to engage with local officials and increase public transparencyin order to improve socioeconomic conditions.
Ecologic sanitation and solidarity tourism Associao para Desenvolvimento Local Co-produzido (ADELCO) will work with Pitaguary and Trememb associations to reduce dependence on government assistance by developing cultural tourism as a source of revenue and to improve sanitation, water infrastructure, health and household income in these indigenous communities in Cear. This project will benefit 1,000 Pitaguary and Trememb Brazilians directly and another 7,700 indirectly.
Reconnecting the relations between farmers and consumers through participatory agricultural certification Smallholder farmers in Brazil are challenged by the need to feed their families and earn an income while conserving natural resources. Associao Movimento Mecenas da Vida (MMV) works with small farmers to organize a participatory organic agricultural certification, establish new markets, and conserve natural resources. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Brazil. MMV's activities support smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
PROGATI - Whole Environment Program - Indigenous Area from head to toe Outro Olhar will work with the Popygu Solidarity Network, which is composed community leaders from indigenous Guarani communities in the states of Santa Catarina and Paran, to consolidate activities in agroforestry, handicrafts and production of essential oils, as well as a leadership program for young people. Some 100 individuals will benefit directly and 500 others indirectly.
Support to production and marketing of family farm products from the Sao Bartolomeu River Basin Smallholder farmers on the So Bartolomeu River watershed struggle with environmental degradation and limited access to local markets. Associao Rede Rio So Bartolomeu de Mtua Cooperao (Rede Bart) works with young people in rural community associations in the Federal District to improve the production, processing, and marketing of vegetables, fruits, and small animals and to contribute to the conservation of natural resources. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Brazil. Rede Bart's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Rikbaktsa Territories Project Indigenous Rikbaktsa people on the fringes of the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest face constant challenges to their environment and traditional livelihoods. The IAF supports community-led solutions to building sustainable livelihoods. Our grantee Associao Indigena Abanatsa (AIABA) is strengthening income generation opportunities, especially for women, by investing in their capacity and establishing a community working capital fund to develop sustainable forest products in the four Rikbaktsa Indigenous lands.This small grant is part of a cohort of Indigenous organizations based across Brazil that aim to support their communities and promote spaces for exchange and learning among different ethnicities facing complex challenges.