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Children First OVC End of Project Evaluation IBTCI conducted an end of project evaluation of the Children First (CF) Initiative, a five-year, $17 million cooperative agreement between USAID and World Education International, funded under PEPFAR II. CF was USAIDs primary OVC intervention in Zimbabwe, with an end date of 31 December 2012. CF sought to mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe by developing and improving on effective models of care and support for OVC and leveraging the experience of national and community-based organizations to increase access to quality holistic services for OVC. Over the five-year project period, CF included 22 partner organizations that provided education, health, child protection services and advocacy for OVC. IBTCI conducted an end of project evaluation which examined how well CF had responded to Mid Term Review recommendations as well as evaluation questions regarding innovative, sustainable and effective models of service delivery; quantity, quality and timeliness of results; capacity development for partners and communities; and institutionalization of models within relevant government structures.
UPLIFT II The goal of the uplift ii program is to strengthen urban resilience, alleviate suffering, and foster self-reliance among crisis-affected populations. The total number of beneficiaries that will be supported under this award is 17,384 individuals.
HIV/AIDS CRISIS MITIGATED - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS Crisis Mitigated - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Performance Evaluation of Water Interventions in Urban and Rural Areas of Zimbabwe Performance Evaluation of Water Interventions in Urban and Rural Areas of Zimbabwe
Local Works This local works program award will seek to support youth initiatives to boost their employment and economic empowerment by identifying, nurturing and strengthening youth-owned enterprises that are scalable, innovative, inclusive, locally-driven and market-demanded in any sector of the economy. Among other interventions that advance locally led development, the activity will promote an enabling environment that allows youth to thrive in business, enable youth to acquire the skill set, knowledge and support needed to access entrepreneurship and employment opportunities and promote alignment and collaboration in the youth entrepreneurship ecosystem. USAID, prospective implementing partners and other local actors especially youth, will co-create the activity.
Africaid Zvandiri The Africaid Zvandiri is a five-year program that seeks to improve children, adolescents and young people's experience of HIV testing services, diagnosis and linkage to care, disclosure, treatment access, and adherence and retention in HIV care.
Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment (C-CAST) Activity Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment Activity (C-CAST)'s goal is to reduce the incidence and mortality of cervical cancer by reducing HPV infections, detecting and treating cervical precancer lesions, and providing treatment and palliative care for invasive cancer(5).  The C-CAST project will implement its activities as guided by the MOHCC vision and goals.
Maternal and Child Health Survival Program (MCSP) (Tanzania):  In FY 2016, MCSP field support will work to end preventable child and maternal deaths.  It will help to develop national policies and guidelines for health systems strengthening, focusing on maternal and child health (MCH), HIV, tuberculosis, malaria and family planning (FP).  MCSP will design the Ministry of Health's Enterprise Architecture (EA) within its eHealth Strategy to ensure that different health-related electronic information systems are interoperable.  It will also develop a data warehouse to facilitate data analysis for improved evidence-based decision-making.  Furthermore, MCSP will strengthen pre-service training institutions and promote the timely recruitment of competent new graduates to deliver quality MCH, HIV, malaria and FP services.  With MCH funds, MCSP will support the introduction of new vaccines and strengthen Tanzania's routine immunization platform. FP funds will co-fund EA efforts and strengthen FP components of pre-service training programs....
Enhancing Recovery and Resilience In Communities To support the implementation of agriculture, ERMS, and WASH programs in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Drought Mitigation Emergency agriculture, livelihoods, and WASH services to drought stricken populations in Zimbabwe
Conflict Transformation and Community Healing The goal of the project is to see empowered communities able to constructively and non-violently address conflict and mitigate violence in their areas.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for agriculture interventions that will mitigate the impact of livestock diseases.
TB Local Organizations Network (TB-LON/KNTB) (Zimbabwe):  .USAID/Zimbabwe's Tuberculosis (TB) Local Organizations Network (TB-LON) is a network of local organizations that supports the national TB program (NTP) to develop and implement policies, strategies, and services for TB prevention, diagnosis, care, treatment, and support, and to create an enabling environment for TB control in Zimbabwe..With FY 2023 funds, Tuberculosis - Local Organization Network (TB-LON) / Kunda Nqob'i Tuberculosis (KNTB) will provide technical assistance to the MOHCC for the following:-Implement national TB policies, strategies, and guidelines;-Improve TB case-finding from all sources;-Build the capacity of NTP personnel on effective program management and data use;-Provide TB/HIV clinical services in health facilities and in communities;-Support service delivery platforms to improve the quality of TB services;-Document the burden of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB);-Improve the management of MDR-TB; and-Control silico-TB among high risk populations such as artisanal miners.. ..These interventions will result in a sustained reduction in new TB cases, increased identification of TB infected individuals, and increased TB treatment success..
2007 Single Year Assistance Programs (SYAP) 2007 Single Year Assistance Programs (SYAP)
Asikhulume Project (Zimbabwe):  The Asikhulume Project will enable interactions across political, ethnic, and state-society divides to foster understanding, trust, and collaboration to address long-standing causes of conflict within Tsholotsho and Lupane prior to the 2023 election by creating platforms for citizens to work together to resolve them. .With FY 2022 funds, the activity will:- Support peacebuilding and reconciliation through dialogues, local peace campaigns, and sporting events for communities to build mutual understanding, trust, and socio-economic resilience to resolve past grievances and mitigate conflict and violence; - Convene healing workshops for political stakeholders, opinion makers, and officials from relevant institutions;- Train women and youth through leadership camps;- Identify and assess trauma victims, and conduct trauma healing, psychosocial awareness, and coping skills workshops; and- Convene meetings with traditional and faith leaders to raise awareness on rights and responsibilities.
ZIMBABWE - Household Economic Strengthening for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in DREAMS Districts Project The purpose of this program is to address the disproportionately high HIV incidence rates among adolescent girls and young women and to expand the existing Harmonized Social Cash Transfer program into 4 additional districts.
Emergency Food Assistance The purpose of this 12-month program which will target 6,249 vulnerable households or approximately 28,746 individuals is to improve the immediate and longer-term access and availability of food for vulnerable and food insecure households, including smallholders, in the target areas.
followup to the orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) program follow up activity for ophans and vulnerable children bantwana activity
Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) (Zimbabwe):  .The Parliamentary Support Program (PSP) strives to strengthen the capacity of the Zimbabwean Parliament to effectively carry out its legislative, representative, and oversight functions more effectively. The activity enhances parliamentary oversight of the Executive and other state institutions and enables Parliament to play a more significant role in improving the lives of its citizens and to exercise more influence in the governance of the country... ..With FY 2021 funds, the activity will:.Strengthen the technical and research capacities of legislators and parliamentary staff in legislative analysis, drafting, policy analysis, reporting, and the implementation of work plans; Support the drafting and submission of two private member bills; Convene meetings between Parliament, government ministries, and civil society organizations to discuss draft bills produced by stakeholders outside Parliament; Provide technical assistance in the revision of Parliament's Standing Rules and Orders to enhance inclusion and effectiveness in parliamentary processes; Provide assistance to parliamentary caucuses, possibly including the Children's and Women's Caucuses, to enhance members' ability to more effectively contribute to the work of Parliament and assume leadership roles within the institution; and Build parliamentarians' capacity to represent their constituencies and the issues and interests of their constituents.. .
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to support activities that will provide optimal nutrition through dietary diversity and improve food access for vulnerable refugees through the provision of food assistance.
Zimbabwe 5-year resilience food security activity (RFSA) "Amalima-Loko" Zimbabwe 5-year resilience food security activity (RFSA) "Amalima-Loko"
Empowering Young Persons with Disabilities through Economic Inclusion Empowering Young Persons with Disabilities through Economic Inclusion
Executive Coaching Services This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Adolescent Girls and Young Women Health for Life 360o (AGYW HFL 360o) The purpose of the Adolescent Girls and Young Women Health for Life 360o (AGYW HFL 360o) is to reduce new HIV infections in the target population by 50%, and to mitigate the impact of HIV on Zimbabwe's adolescent girls and young women.    ..
Zimbabwe COVID-19 Assistance Zimbabwe COVID-19 emergency assistance programming.
ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN (OVC) The goal of improving health, safety, education and stability outcomes for ovc, adolescents, and youth affected and infected by hiv in manicaland and masvingo provinces.
Save the Children Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2014 Award Save the Children Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2014 Award
Malaria Activity Zento will support the NMCPs established malaria strategy by advancing progress toward meeting the programs entomological goals for the 2021-2025 period. NMCPs concern with entomology, the scientific study of insects, is to monitor and understand the behavior of mosquitoes that contribute to the transmission of malaria.
Local Government and Decentralization Strengthen the legal, regulatory, institutional, and information environment which protects and enables the growth in associational life and the development of independent and sustainable civil society organizations (CSOs).  Build the capacity of civil society organizations to act as agents for reform and support their participation in democratic decision-making through articulating and representing their members interests, engaging in service delivery, and advocating for issues which become part of the public agenda and are reflected in public policies. Encourage the strengthening of a civic culture which supports democratic institutions and processes, active participation in political and civic life, and the civic virtues of tolerance, pluralism, compromise, trust, and respect for individual rights, including gender equality.
Strengthening Tenure and Resource Rights (STARR) II Strengthening Tenure and Resource Rights (STARR) II
Fiscal Transparency project The project aims to increase citizen capacity to hold solution holders accountable using various accountability tools which include the public expenditure monitoring, citizen scorecard, open budget survey, and the fiscal transparency index.
Children Tariro (CT) Program Children Tariro (CT) aims to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS on Zimbabwe's children by enhancing care and support services for orphans and vulnerable children under the National Action Plan for OVC (NAPII).    The objectives of the activity are 1) Strengthen the capacity of communities and local service providers to support vulnerable families and children; 2) Strengthen the capacity of vulnerable households to care for children; 3) Strengthen the capacity of the public sector social service system to support vulnerable families and children; and 4) Strengthen the capacity of communities to support vulnerable children and their families to access prevention, care and treatment of HIV services. FACT Children Tariro OVC program employs a systemic approach which builds on Department of Child Welfare and Protection Services (DPWPS) strategy and FACTs integrated Community Care of OVC model of offering wrap around services to children and their families.
Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening (CEPPS) program Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening (CEPPS) program
FFP Zimbabwe Resilience Analysis (USAID Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA)):  Supporting Zimbabwe Mission with resilience analysis of FFP awards in coordination with ZimVAC
WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) - Zimbabawe WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) - Zimbabawe
My Health, My Life (Zimbabwe):  .The purpose of this program is to break down message fatigue barriers around complex, intertwined health issues challenging adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in Zimbabwe. The goal is to support AGYW in health behavior change by creating a suite of mutually reinforcing media products...    .
Humanitarian Assistance Provide health services, WASH services, and cash assistance for COVID-19 affected populations
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide access to safe and climate-resilient drinking water points to reduce distance traveled to the water points and through water point rehabilitation and solarization, to strengthen operation and maintenance systems through equipping toolkits and capacitation of pump cater takers, pump minders and water point committees on community-based management and risk informed wash, adopt positive hygiene practices to increase participatory health and hygiene education (phhe) training for environmental health technicians (EHTS) and the ministry of women affairs and community-based facilitators, improve health and hygiene knowledge behaviors within communities through the establishment of community health clubs and global wash commemorations.
Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Zimbabwe Grant to UNICEF/Zimbabwe for procurement of Ready to use therapeutic food for management of severe acute malnutrition in children in Zimbabwe
Humanitarian Assistance Health, protection, and WASH services for COVID-19 affected populations.
Zimbabwe Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Project The overall goal of the new project is to mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS on Zimbabwe's children by enhancing the sustainability of care and support services for OVC. This is to be accomplished by strengthening the capacity of: (1) Communities and local service providers to support vulnerable families and children (2) Vulnerable households to care for children (3) The public sector social service system to support vulnerable families and children.
Feed the Future Zimbabwe Non-timber Forest Products (NTFP) GDA Activity (Zimbabwe):  The Non-Timber Forest Product (NTFP) activity is based on a Global Development Alliance (GDA) between USAID and a local private sector partner, Organic Africa Holdings. This activity, which will be implemented by Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA), through a cooperative agreement mechanism, is to improve the resilience of vulnerable and marginalized communities (particularly women and youth) through increased household incomes and strengthened environmental stewardship from the commercialization of NTFPs within Resilience Focus Zone in Masvingo, Matabeleland South, and Manicaland provinces in addition to other locations in Matabeleland North, Mashonaland East, Mashonaland Central, Midlands . The activity will increase the supply of NTFPs that meet market requirements through targeted training of 12,000 community-based collectors and smallholder farmers; investments in primary processing equipment for raw materials; alignment with local regulations and international certification standards of NTFPs, including organic, Fair Wild, Fairtrade, and Kosher. In addition, the activity will support communities to sustainably use and protect forest areas. Most beneficiaries in these regions are women. Increasing women's financial contributions to their households will improve their status in their communities and will contribute to reducing gender-based violence.
HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatement The goal of the program is to prevent new HIV infections and ensure viral suppression among people living with HIV, while strengthening local capacity for a sustainable national hHIV program.
Feed the Future Zimbabwe – Livestock Development (FTF-LD) (Zimbabwe):  The FTFZ-LD program increases incomes and food security of smallholder agricultural producers, by building their capacity to participate in the livestock and dairy value chains. With FY 2019 funds, the program will target 3,000 smallholder livestock farmer households (1,800 beef and 1,200 dairy cattle farmers). .With FY 2019 funds, the FTFZ-LD program will:.Train farmers in good animal husbandry practices to increase productivity and production for household meat, eggs, and dairy consumption as well as marketing; Link small producers to financial institutions to increase access to credit for trade, production, and capital investment; Improve market linkages of small-scale producers with input suppliers and buyers; Train households on hygiene and nutrition;Promote women farmers in leadership roles; andDevelop the small-scale milk aggregator model to increase farmers' access to the dairy value chain.... .
Sustaining Prevention, Care and Support Services for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) the goal of the activity is to improve health, safety, education and stability outcomes for orphans and other vulnerable children, adolescents, and youth affected and infected by hiv in zimbabwe.
Civic Engagement for Accountability and Democracy in Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe):  .The program provides grants, technical assistance, and learning support to Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in advocacy, oversight, implementation of constitutional provisions, civil and political rights, and women and youth empowerment. ..With FY 2019 funds, the activity will support:.Advocacy and outreach to advance democratic reform and good governance;Social accountability programs at the community level for constructive dialogue and oversight; Media efforts to monitor and publicize the work of governance actors and provide platforms for citizen engagement;Technical capacity and support for women and youth organizations, community-based organizations, and citizen groups;  CSO monitoring of the legislative reform and constitutional realignment process;Strategic litigation on constitutional issues and critical reforms;Community-level engagement that works with men and women to break down harmful norms and attitudes around femininity and masculinity, shift attitudes and behaviors around caregiving and other responsibilities within the home, and foster increased recognition of and openness to women's roles in civic participation and leadership; andLeadership training, mentorship programs, and networking for youth, women and civil society actors. .
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Basic Award to Save the Children -  Emergency nutrition and water, sanitation, and hygiene program for drought affected households in Zimbabwe
INTERNATIONAL ELECTION OBSERVATION FOR ZIMBABWE (IEOZ) PROGRAM (Zimbabwe):  .The International Election Observation activity will provide an independent and impartial assessment of the electoral process in Zimbabwe's 2023 elections. The activity will contribute to the transparency of Zimbabwe's election process and understanding of its credibility...With FY 2023 funds, the activity will:.-Conduct post-election stakeholder meetings to present observations from the August 2023 elections, and during the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC's) post-election review conference, which should be held in 2024.-Work with local partners to conduct electoral advocacy and reform activities.. .. .
Improving Family Planning Services Project (Zimbabwe):  .With FY 2016 funds, USAID/Zimbabwe's Improving Family Planning Service project will continue to train and maintain nine clinical outreach teams and a social franchise network of 50 private medical service providers to: conduct awareness campaigns and increase the population's knowledge of modern Family Planning (FP) methods and FP service availability; conduct outreach services and deliver FP methods of choice to 140,000 men and women; and provide FP social franchise services to 70,000 men and women in rural, peri-urban, and urban areas in three provinces. These services are expected to avert 114,000 unintended pregnancies and 290 maternal deaths......
COVID-19 Assistance Cash assistance, protection, and financial recovery services for COVID-19 affected populations.
Mhuri/Imuli (Integrated MNCH-FP activity) (Zimbabwe):  .The integrated maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) and family planning (FP) activity will target Manicaland province with intensive MNCH support and provide comprehensive FP services nationwide. .. ..The objectives of this activity are to:.Improve the quality of MNCH-FP services;Increase the use of MNCH-FP services among hard to reach populations;Strengthen community systems and linkages to integrated MNCH-FP services; andImprove national capacity for policy implementation..Using FY 2021 funds, the activity will:.Strengthen health worker knowledge and skills to deliver high-impact MNCH and FP interventions through training, mentorship, and supervision focused on prevention and management of obstetric and neonatal complications and disabilities; Support village health workers to expand MNCH and FP service delivery; Deliver FP services in remote areas via outreach and mobile clinics; Improve linkages between health facilities and communities, and strengthen prevention and management of obstetric and newborn complications and disabilities; Improve health center committee functionality; Increase service uptake via community dialogues; Support immunizations and the introduction of new vaccines; and Support Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC) national policy formulation and implementation. Mitigate the impact of the COVID pandemic on access to and delivery of quality MNCH and FP. Support family-centered, respectful maternity care in service delivery platforms through improved caregiver communication, promoting choice of birth positions, encouraging family member support during labor and partner involvement throughout care. .This activity will improve demand for and the availability of quality MNCH-FP services in the seven districts of Manicaland Province; increase access to FP nationwide; and improve MOHCC's and the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council's capacity for policy formulation and implementation..