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ACCELERE!4, Phase 2 (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Access, Reading, Retention, and Accountability (ACCELERE! 4) Phase II: Education in Emergencies activity harmonizes donor collaboration in providing the implementing partner with the capacity to rapidly deploy emergency educational programming interventions to address humanitarian crises and their aftermath in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). .UNICEF, the implementing partner for this mechanism, is the global leader for the Education in Emergencies sector. Their community-based approach and child-friendly school approach are global models and these approaches ensure a child-centered, safe, and protective environment for students.  Additionally, UNICEF has developed a renowned peace-building education curriculum, as well as Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action-programmatic materials which ensure consistent, high-quality implementation. These approaches and tools, coupled with sustained decades of experience, provide a strong foundation for selecting UNICEF to implement this mechanism..ACCELERE! 4 Phase II: Education in Emergencies advances the USAID DRC Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) Transition Objective 2 (DO2) by improving lives through coordinated development approaches, while feeding into USAID Education Strategy Goal 3, increased equitable access to education in environments affected by crisis and conflict. ACCELERE! 4 also contributes to greater regional stability, humanitarian response, and improved education, all U.S. foreign policy priorities..
Humanitarian Assistance To provide vital humanitarian coordination, information management, and assessments support; multipurpose cash assistance; protection services; and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance.
Advancing Human Rights and Promoting Electoral Justice (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Advancing Human Rights and Promoting Electoral Justice Activity will protect and promote universally recognized human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by bolstering the capacity of civil society actors and human rights defenders to monitor and report human rights abuses, including sexual and gender based violence and electoral violence. FY 2018 resources will provide legal assistance to those seeking legal remedies, including vulnerable populations; raise citizens' awareness of their rights; and advocate to authorities for reform through evidence-based policy recommendations. Key expected results include: establishment of alert and protection networks; creation of open source monitoring software to track human rights abuses; training for courts and the National Independent Electoral Commission in the adjudication of election disputes; and creation of an alternative election dispute resolution mechanisms to address electoral challenges at the community level..
South Kivu Development Food Aid Program (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The goal of the South Kivu Development Food Aid Program (DFAP) is to improve the food security, health, and nutrition of target populations and enable individuals to take advantage of local and regional economic opportunities through greater integration in select value chains. The program will reduce the food insecurity of vulnerable households by promoting improved natural resource management and agricultural production techniques, increased agricultural production and incomes, and farmers' market integration in South Kivu Province. The South Kivu DFAP engages communities and uses community-based, participatory approaches to sustainably increase community water and sanitation access and improve hygiene (WASH) practices. The activity will also support good health and nutrition practices, and reduce chronic malnutrition that results in the stunting of children's physical growth. This activity will work in conjunction with other Mission economic growth and health programs, particularly the Feed the Future Strengthening Value Chains Program. By reducing food insecurity, this activity will contribute to strengthening durable peace in DRC, which is a foreign policy objective...
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Multi-sector humanitarian assistance: To provide health and agricultural support to conflict-affected populations in central DRC
Integrated protection and shelter assistance Program to provide integrated protection and shelter assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected households in the DRC
Food Production Processing and Marketing Activity (FPPM) Food Production Processing and Marketing Activity (FPPM)
Health and protection activities to support Ebola outbreak response in the DRC To support a health and protection program for the DRC Ebola response
Humanitarian Security Support Capacity Provide humanitarian security support to the response with a focus on coordination and information management.
Humanitarian Assistance Prevent and reduce excess mortality and morbidity among vulnerable displaced people and host communities through health, nutrition, and protection interventions.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency health, protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene activities to affected populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/CE Stand-alone award for protection activities composing of Protection sector
Promoting and Strengthening Justice (ProJustice) The ProJustice Program was funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to address challenges faced by the Congolese judiciary while supporting reforms initiated by the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (GoDRC), as set forth in the 2006 constitution. Tetra Tech DPK implemented the ProJustice Program over the course of five years. The main objective of the program was to develop an accessible and empowered justice system through improved judicial management, lower costs of access to justice, and a more informed and engaged public.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide multi-sectoral immediate relief to people affected by displacements, with a "CCCM-led" quality and information driven approach
Advance the Peace & Transition Process to Completion in 2006 Advance the Peace & Transition Process to Completion in 2006
Emergency WASH and livelihoods assistance Award to provide emergency WASH and livelihoods assistance to vulnerable households in Eastern DRC.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency This program aims to reduce morbidity and mortality through improving access to clean water and sanitation facilities and improving hygiene practices.
Asili 2.0 - Scaling for Sustainability in the Kivus (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Asili 2.0 will provide access to basic sanitation services to 7,500 people while enabling 75,000 beneficiaries to obtain access to safe drinking water. FY 2021 funds will support USAID water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) objectives through a Global Development Alliance (GDA) with Alight (formerly the American Refugee Committee) to create healthier, more resilient, and economically empowered communities in eastern DRC.. .Asili 2.0 leverages $7.4 million over five years from private sector partners and further supports administration priorities by increasing the sustainable impact of USAID development objectives through private sector engagement. The activity uses a sustainable, social enterprise approach to deliver an integrated business model for improvement of economic, health, and WASH outcomes. Such outcomes include, for example, improved access to clean water, income-generating activities, and quality health care services for populations living in poverty. The activities are on a fee-for-service basis that provides a stream of revenue to help offset the overall cost of providing clean water, improving hygiene, and administering quality healthcare services..The activity contributes to the Mission's Integrated Country Strategy via Mission Goal 2 (Improved quality of life for Congolese through delivery of core services and expanded economic growth) and USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy via Development Objective 3 (Inclusive, broad-based, and sustainable economic growth increased). The activity fundamentally contributes to sustainable economic growth as a protective factor critical to achieve greater regional stability, a U.S. foreign policy priority.
PREP and incremental funding for Development Food Assistance Program (DFAP) in DRC, Budikadidi FFP is funding a USAID Implementing Partner to implement the Budikadidi Development Food Security Activity, which seeks to improve the food security, nutritional status, and socio-economic wellbeing of vulnerable households and communities in Kasai Oriental Province. As part of Budikadidi, the Implementing Partner implements a number of complementary interventions across five sectorsagriculture; health and nutrition; water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH); gender; and governancetargeting 580,947 beneficiaries. With FFP support, the Implementing Partner helps to build local capacity, strengthen service-delivery systems, increase accountability, and reduce structural, cultural, and gender-based barriers to sustainable change.
Emergency Health Assistance Privision of emergency health and protection services for vulnerable populations.
Humanitarian Assistance - provide vulnerable households in DRC with essential non-food household assets To provide vulnerable households in DRC with essential non-food household assets.
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 790 mt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUSF).
Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Award Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Award
USAID Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Finance (WASH-FIN 2) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Finance Activity improves climate resilient performance of service providers by providing on-demand technical assistance to increase the reliability, sustainability, and profitability of service providers, including identifying adaptation strategies, pursuing climate resilient designs and linking these planned investments with viable climate and other financing options. FY 2023 funds will support Water Service Providers (WSPs) to accelerate and improve access to drinking water in their respective geographic areas, furthering both the Congolese population's level of service along the water ladder and USAID's Localization Agenda...USAID will provide project preparation and transaction advisory services for public and private finance. USAID will strengthen institutional governance in support of water service delivery across all levels of the service ladder and in all technical areas, improve administrative management of the water sector, increase knowledge of the legal and regulatory framework for water resource governance, and promote gender-sensitive water management..USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 by supporting sustainable water and sanitation systems. Clean water and sanitation prevent many infectious diseases from spreading and promotes healthier, more stable, and productive communities. Stable, productive communities reduce burdens to the DRC health system and economy and help optimize American assistance by improving GDRC capacity to address critical health needs and benefiting U.S. national security by containing infectious diseases that could have a deleterious impact on U.S. citizen health and USG economic interests. USAID advances the U.S. Global Water Strategy, which defines water security as a national security priority.. ...
scale up the Ebola Response The purpose of this award is to scale up the Ebola Response through effective community engagement, WASH, and Protection interventions.
PIO Grant to support conflict-affected populations in DRC with protection, water, sanitation, and hygiene services and essential household and personal items To support conflict-affected populations in DRC with protection, water, sanitation, and hygiene services and essential household and personal items
USAID’s We’re Reading Activity (Sasa Tunasoma ya USAID) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Congolese children and youth, particularly the most.marginalized, face barriers to acquiring foundational literacy skills. Despite challenges,.the Congolese value education, and when resources and education opportunities.are available, families prioritize education. Education is valued as a pathway.out of cycles of poverty, conflict, and instability. The DRC government values.improving education as a top priority...With FY 2023 funds, USAID's We're Reading Activity will provide inclusive second-chance education pathways to.over-aged children in accelerated learning program centers while scaling up the.community literacy program. The activity will ensure that children.ages six to nine in select marginalized and underserved zones of South Kivu.gain foundational literacy and social and emotional skills. ..USAID will engage community leaders and parents. It will.provide safe spaces, contextually relevant materials, and multiple learning.pathways for children who have had limited access to formal schooling,.especially girls, indigenous children, and children with disabilities. The.activity adopts a modular implementation approach, whereby packages may be.activated or deactivated based on contextual and operational constraints,.opportunities, and learning results...This activity advances Mission Objective 3.2 (Improve public.institutions' responsiveness, respect for human rights and basic freedoms, and.accountability, including through strengthening education overall) by improving.education services delivery, increasing access to education services, and.strengthening partnership between education actors. Through targeting.marginalized groups, the activity advances the Administration's policy priority.of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Improved education outcomes.contribute to stronger economic livelihoods and community resilience, resulting.in less conflict and more productivity, promoting a more peaceful and stable.D
Developing and Strengthening Services and Systems that Support Family Cohes Developing and Strengthening Services and Systems that Support Family Cohesion and Respond to the Separation of Children in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) The objective of this program is to develop and strengthen systems to support the protection and wellbeing of children and families and to prevent and respond to family separation.
Eastern DRC COVID-19 Assistance Emergency Health services in Eastern DRC for prevention of COVID 19.
USAID Central Africa Regional Third Party Monitoring (CART) project This three-year USAID Central Africa Regional Third Party Monitoring (CART) project will establish independent, impartial, timely, responsive, contextualized, and forward-looking third party monitoring (TPM) and operational support services. CART will provide a comprehensive range of verification and outcome monitoring, and learning services that will increase USAID's Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance and its implementing partners' (IP) understanding of the outputs, outcomes, progress, challenges, successes, results, and lessons learned for both emergency and non-emergency activities within CAR, DRC and ROC. This project seeks to improve USAID/BHA's capability to utilize humanitarian assistance resources to ameliorate the drivers of poverty and malnutrition characterized by complex emergencies within the region.
Good Governance Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's Good Governance Activity will improve the financial management of public resources to increase the transparency, accountability, and availability of resources to finance DRC's development. FY 2023 funds will address the institutional conditions that enable corruption through improved public financial management and oversight at the provincial and local levels. USAID will improve public financial management and domestic resource mobilization by training citizens and holding workshops on participatory budget processes and citizen oversight of public service delivery, including budgeting for priority public services. USAID will promote improved management of tax revenues, including mining revenues, to increase the amount of local revenue financing local development. This activity will complement Congolese efforts and those undertaken by private sector stakeholders to ensure that local, provincial, and national revenues are managed more transparently. USAID will train government entities on improving public financial management of domestic revenues and strengthen public policy related to service delivery... ..In addition, $250,000 of the funds for this IM will go towards meeting the control for Priority 5 (Dismantle Systemic Gender Barriers) of the Gender Equity and Equality Action Fund (GEEA) Fund. USAID will train women to play an active role in local government processes and equip them with skills to provide oversight of public service delivery and budget to fight corruption. USAID will also support the implementation of a gender responsive budget in the targeted provinces... ..This activity will contribute to Mission Objective 3.2 (Improve public institutions' responsiveness, respect for human rights and basic freedoms, and accountability, including through strengthening education overall), as it will advance the U.S. Countering Corruption Strategy by addressing poor governance and weak institutions to tackle corruption.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC Complex Emergency To provide multi-sector rapid response assistance in eastern DRC.
Media Sector Development Program (MSDP) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Media Sector Development Program (MSDP), implemented by Internews Network, promotes an independent, objective, professional, and sustainable media sector in the DRC. The activity improves the quality of journalism and news production, and enhances the management capacity of community radio stations and local radio networks in target provinces by providing training in marketing and financial management, mentoring, technical assistance, and material support. The activity also strengthens the legal framework supporting media at the national level and advocates for media regulatory reform.By the end of MSDP in 2015, targeted community radio stations and networks will have enhanced management and financial systems, as well as improved reporting and news production. In addition modifications to legislation and regulations upholding press freedoms and protections are expected to be introduced in Parliament.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide humanitarian coordination, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and shelter support to conflict-affected populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide multi-sector emergency assistance to internally displaced persons in eastern DRC.
OFDA-2014-Mercy Corps Continue WASH, ERMS in Masisi and Goma Camps, North Kivu; Add INSO security coordination
Opportunities for Access to Equitable Quality Basic Education (OPEQ) Opportunities for Access to Equitable Quality Basic Education (OPEQ)
USAID ESPOIR 2030-Lualaba USAID ESPOIR 2030-Lualaba will work with the government of the DRC (gDRC) and other USAID implementing partners to deliver high quality, accessible HIV/AIDS related services towards achieving HIV epidemic control. This award will focus on service delivery in fourteen (14) health zones in Lualaba province. The recipient will align their activities with the joint United Nations program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDs) 95-95-95 approach, which sets ambitious treatment targets to end the aids epidemic by 2030. The service delivery model includes all aspects of HIV epidemic control, orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and some key populations (KPS) programming, to ensure smooth transition of the Existing Key Populations Program (EPIC). The activity will strengthen the integration of HIV/tuberculosis (TB) services, screening and management of co-occurring conditions including other opportunistic infectious and non-communicable diseases; and provide direct, comprehensive services to OVC.
Food Assistance To provide emergency nutrition assistance to vulnerable populations.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency humanitarian assistance.
USAID/OFDA COOP for DRC/CE (USAID Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA)):  O
Emergency health and protection activities Primary healthcare and protection services for conflict-affected populations in North Kivu and Tanganyika, DRC.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency Emergency response to health needs among conflict affected populations in Eastern DRC
Congo Demokrasia Activity The Congo Demokrasia project helps build a more fair and transparent democracy within the Democratic Republic of the Congo by increasing voter participation. We are building the capacity of local organizations to deliver voter education programs that help citizens make informed voting decisions and participate actively and peacefully in elections. The project specifically looks to increase the civic engagement of women, youth, religious groups and indigenous populations.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide essential multi-sector response in food assistance, agricultural support, economic recovery, and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance to refugees and host populations
Humanitarian Food Assistance Emergency food assistance assistance to vulnerable populations and to support food security cluster coordination work.
Scaling Up Ebola Response through Community Engagement (SUERCE) This award will scale up the Ebola Response in DRC through Community Engagement.
Package for Improving Education Quality (PIEQ) Package for Improving Education Quality (PIEQ)
Food Security Assistance Support improved food security through local and regional procurement and cash transfer.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency health, nutrition, protection and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) activities.
WASH DRC Emergency Assistance Health, nutrition, protection and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) emergency services for Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
FY2019 Award for Food Assistance in DRC To increase food security and self-resiliency of conflict affected communities in the DRC.
Humanitarian Assistance Improve living conditions, food security,  and access to basic WASH services for crisis affected IDPs, returning IDPs and host population
Emergency health and SGVBV services To provide emergency health and SGBV services for conflict-affected Congolese