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Strengthening Livelihoods and Resilience Activity (SLR) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .With FY 2023 funds, USAID's Strengthening Livelihoods and.Resilience (SLR) will support inclusive agricultural growth, improve the.nutritional status of women and children, and increase resilience in targeted.communities in Ituri province. It will build resilience by promoting expanded.and diversified market-oriented livelihood opportunities, increasing private.sector activity and investments in multiple sectors, improving access to.finance for smallholder farmers, improving land tenure, and integrating with.other USAID-supported activities to promote nutrition-sensitive approaches for.market-systems development. As USAID develops and tests models and provides.technical assistance, it will contribute to a better understanding of the needs.of vulnerable populations and how they can better adapt to re-occurring shocks,.such as emerging plant diseases, increased conflict, and climatic events. Given.the prevalence of women in the agriculture sector and their critical role in.improving their families' nutritional status, health, and livelihoods, USAID.will emphasize adoption of improved nutrition practices among various women's.groups. USAID will focus on developing interventions to empower and increase.women's participation in agricultural markets, such as improving access to.credit, inputs, and agricultural training...This activity will contribute to Mission Objective 2.2.(Expand U.S. investment and economic ties by supporting anti-corruption.efforts, enhancing security, promoting transparent governance systems,.establishing a more cost-effective regulatory framework, and enabling a more.investor-friendly business environment); USAID's Country Development.Cooperation Strategy's Development Objective 3 (Inclusive, broad-based, and.sustainable economic growth increased); and aligns with the Agency's Resilience.Policy and the Administration's Global Food Security Strategy to support efforts.aimed at economic development and self-suffi
Education Evaluation and Assessment Services The goal of the Education Evaluation and Assessment Services is to provide the USAID/DRC Education Office and Mission with information to inform program implementation. The services will provide baseline data in target provinces, equated instruments for future data collection, and consultant services for needed assessments related to local language instruction and cost models of implementation. These services meet the Missions purpose to acquire surveys, studies, and research which provide specific information to USAID for its direct activities. a) EdData II BPAThis independent collection of data will serve as the baseline for the new Room to Learn service delivery activity. The evaluation services requested from the Contractor has three objectives: 1. Use the EGRA, Early Grade Math Assessment (EGMA), and Snapshot of School Management Effectiveness (SSME) tools to (a) support dialogue with MEPSP, parents and other education stakeholders on the critical need to focus on early grade reading, math, and school management effectiveness and (b) improve instruction; 2. Build the capacity of the MEPSP in designing and conducting the EGRA, EGMA, and SSME with the aim of institutionalizing assessment in the early grades and focusing school management on improving learning outcomes; and3. Provide strategic analysis that explores links between EGRA, EGMA, and SSME.
Emergency shelter, WASH, and non-food item assistance in DRC Emergency shelter, WASH, and non-food item assistance in DRC
Social Enterprise Zones USAID is funding the American Refugee Committee's "Creating Community Driven Social Enterprise Zones in eastern DRC" to test and demonstrate an innovative approach to improve child survival and maternal health within a fragile development context. The activity includes health, nutrition/agriculture, and water components that ultimately aim to reduce child mortality and morbidity among children under five and promote maternal health in eastern Congo.The American Refugee Committee and its partners will install a social enterprise zone rationale, results framework, and theory of change during the initial year of the program that will, over time, enhance child survival outcomes in DRC. USAID will continue to enlarge the platform of collaboration and synergy with its partners working in the same geographic area.
Promoting Stabilization and Community Reintegration Project (PSCRP) PSCRPs purpose was to Enhance reconciliation and recovery in targeted communities in Eastern DRC. The project is implemented by MSI in partnership with International Alert over 26 months from October 2009 until November 2011. PSCRP is a community reconciliation and recovery project using a community-driven development (CDD) methodology, with a cross-cutting conflict-sensitive approach. It supports 30 communities in Eastern DRC, totaling an estimated 280,000 inhabitants.The project is fully funded by USAID. The project was designed and implemented in the context of a new paradigm of stabilization in Eastern DRC, initiated by the UN, and to which USAID wanted to contribute through, amongst other, this project.
Fall Armyworm Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's Fall Armyworm (FAW) Activity provides technical.assistance to help local agricultural system actors deploy an integrated FAW.management strategy in targeted geographic areas, thereby enhancing food.security, generating income, and improving the livelihoods of smallholder maize.producers. Using $5 million from Ukraine emergency funds, the activity has been.extended to end in 2026, with a broader geographic coverage to cover three more.provinces. Establishing feedback loops and substantive consultation between key.FAW stakeholders enables USAID to implement an effective FAW Integrated Pest.Management (IPM) strategy. With FY 2023 funding, USAID will enable smallholder.maize producers in the DRC to gain equal access to information,.skills, and inputs to safely and effectively manage FAW attacks and increase.maize yields through good agricultural practices...Results pursued in this activity include: 1) cost-effective.IPM technologies developed, validated, and scaled for the local context; 2).increased adoption of good agricultural practices by smallholder maize.producers and other local agricultural system actors to control FAW; and 3).appropriate policies and systems to create an enabling environment for the.deployment of IPM...By promoting a more resilient maize market,.USAID contributes to Mission Objective 2.2 (Expand U.S. investment and economic.ties by supporting anti-corruption efforts, enhancing security, promoting.transparent governance systems, establishing a more cost-effective regulatory.framework, and enabling a more investor-friendly business environment) and.USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy's Development Objective 3.(Inclusive, broad-based, and sustainable economic growth increased). In.addition, this activity supports the Administration's Global Food Security.Strategy and Feed the Future goals, and through increased food production,.optimizes U.S. taxpayer assistance toward greater self-suffici
Emergency Award For RP And ECA (Nutrition) In The DRC Emergency Award For RP And ECA (Nutrition) In The DRC
Advancing Social Marketing for Health in the DRC The Advance Social Marketing for Health in Democratic Republic of the Congo had the following objectives: 1) Increase the supply and diversity of health products and services that are to be distributed and delivered through the private sector, in conjunction with the public sector, for disease prevention and control as well as integrated health service delivery. 2) Increase the awareness and demand for health products and services to emphasize prevention of childhood illnesses, unintended and unsafe pregnancies, HIV infections and STIs, and to build an informed, sustainable consumer base. 3) Develop and or enhance the ability of the commercial/private sector entities to socially market health products and services including behavior change communication activities. 4) Integrate service delivery and other activities, emphasizing prevention, at national, provincial, district, facility, and community levels through joint planning with the GRDC, other United States Government (USG), and non-USG partners.
USAID DRC Invest Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  USAID's DRC Invest Activity aims to unlock $100 million in capital for Congolese agribusinesses and other enterprises. In addition to unlocking capital, USAID DRC Invest will attract new impact investors to DRC, sustainably increasing Congolese businesses' access to favorable financing to fuel business growth...With FY 2023 funds, USAID's DRC Invest will identify small and medium-sized businesses to increase their capacity and assist them with financing through an investment facilitation platform. In turn, these businesses will benefit local communities and producers as they strengthen key sectors and value chains. USAID's DRC Invest will help deepen DRC's nascent financial markets and improve the business and investment ecosystem. The platform will provide technical assistance to facilitate and expedite engagement between small businesses and risk-averse finance providers. By utilizing market-led impact investment models, the activity will strengthen the sustainability of investments in communities and regions that lack well-financed, resilient market systems..This USAID activity will contribute to the Integrated Country Strategy's Mission Objective 2.2 (Expand U.S. investment and economic ties by supporting anti-corruption efforts, enhancing security, promoting transparent governance systems, establishing a more cost-effective regulatory framework, and enabling a more investor-friendly business environment) and USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy's Development Objective 3 (Inclusive, broad-based, and sustainable economic growth increased). USAID will fundamentally contribute to sustainable economic growth and food security, factors critical to achieving greater regional stability, a U.S. foreign policy priority...
USAID Jeunesse Etoile Activity USAID Jeunesse Etoile activity will enhance inclusive workforce development, particularly for marginalized and underrepresented populations, resulting in improved social mobility and economic livelihood.
Integrated Health Program - DRC (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's Integrated Health Program (IHP) increases equitable access to an essential package of services in maternal and child health (MCH); family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH); tuberculosis (TB); and nutrition for nearly 41 million people in nine provinces. USAID IHP will provide technical assistance, grants, training, basic medical equipment, and community outreach to strengthen health systems and governance at the provincial and lower levels; increase equitable access to quality facility-and community-based health services; and foster the adoption of healthy behaviors...USAID will: 1) increase provincial, zonal, and facility-level capacity to plan, implement, and monitor MCH, TB, FP/RH, malaria, and nutrition services; 2) improve the transparency and oversight of health service administration; 3) strengthen TB, malaria, and other disease diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance; 4) increase access to and use of essential health services and commodities; 5) equip health facilities; 6) address care-seeking barriers and promote gender equality; and 7) partner with local organizations, government, and private sector to mobilize domestic resources for health. .. ..USAID will advance climate adaptation by training on drug and medical waste management and logistics management tools and by strengthening medicine storage at health centers to decrease risk of damage from climate events and ensure delivery of health products to health structures... .USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 by strengthening the capacity of Congolese institutions and communities to deliver quality health services, reduce maternal and child deaths, and combat infectious diseases, advancing USAID's Localization Agenda and global health priorities ultimately resulting in strengthened health and social safety systems in the DRC, and a reduction in the Government of DRC's dependence on U.S. and other international assistance...
Usaid Foreign Assistance For Programs Overseas Usaid Foreign Assistance For Programs Overseas
HIV Response Improved HIV response to ensure sustained epidemic control in targeted health zones in Kinshasa province.
Emergency Assistance funds to UNICEf to respond to the needs of disaster-affected people in the Democratic Republic of Congo Emergency Assistance funds to UNICEf to respond to the needs of disaster-affected people in the Democratic Republic of Congo
USAID Ulinzi The activity that will focus on service delivery to support existing implementers in PEPFAR supported provinces with progressive expansion over the life of the activity. In year 1, the activity will start in Lualaba and will then expand to Haut-Katanga according to the needs. This service delivery activity will include all aspects of the HIV epidemic control of key and vulnerable populations (female sex workers [FSW] and their clients and their kids, men who have sex with men [MSM], transgender, people who inject drugs and people in prison).
Contribution to emergency appeal for ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo Support for coordination and humanitarian information management in response to Ebola outbreak in N. Kivu and Ituri in DRC.
DRC Health and Nutirition Assistance To provide emergency healthcare and nutrition assistance to conflict-affected Congolese in Ituri, DR
Food Assistance Request for $2,200,000 to cover 10,000 MT of sorghum to restock the Djibouti prepo warehouse.
Title II Food Aid Program - FAO in Syria Title II Food Aid Program - FAO in Syria
Eastern DRC COVID-19 Preparedness Strengthening COVID-19 preparedness in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Enhancing Services and Linkages for Children affected by HIV and AIDS (ELIKIA) Project. Enhancing Services and Linkages for Children affected by HIV and AIDS (ELIKIA) Project.
Supporting the DRC Government in Countering TIP USAID will support effort of the Government of the DRC in Countering TIP by addressing the recommendation from the State Department 2019 TIP report
Humana People to People Congo (HPP-Congo) Humana People to People Congo (HPP-Congo)
Humanitarian Assistance Rapid response and child protection in emergencies to children and communities affected by humanitarian shocks.
SO1: CONGOLS PEOPLE ARE ASSTD TO SOLVE NATNL PROVNCL/COMMNT The Congolese people are assisted to solve national, provincial and community problems through participatory processes that involve the public, private
Humanitarian Assistance - Program to provide WASH services for conflict-affected populations in eastern DRC Program to provide WASH services for conflict-affected populations in eastern DRC
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and MPCA support.
DRC Electoral Integrity Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  Support for strengthened elections and political processes will contribute to freer and fairer elections in the DRC and further establish a culture of democratic electoral reform. With FY 2022 funding, USAID's DRC Electoral Integrity Activity (DEIA) will support the DRC's national electoral commission with the management and organization of the proposed 2023 national elections through training, coaching, and producing organizational resources for electoral staff and poll workers. This activity will also focus on improving civic education, strengthening citizen knowledge and awareness of elections and political processes, empowering communities to participate in elections, and supporting marginalized communities to understand and access these political processes. Another component of this activity will be supporting civil society actors to raise awareness about electoral and political processes and hold the government accountable to promised timelines and procedures surrounding elections..The activity supports Mission Objective 3.1 (Partner with like-minded national and international actors for transparent, inclusive, and timely elections) through technical assistance and training to improve electoral processes, voter education, and civic participation....
Let's Learn Together ( Apprendre tous Ensemble) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Congolese children and youth, particularly the most marginalized,.face multiple barriers to acquiring foundational literacy, and social and.emotional skills. Despite these barriers, Congolese people value education and,.when resources and education opportunities are available, families prioritize.education...This activity will leverage.USAID's prior experience in supporting improved reading, literacy, and social.and emotional learning outcomes. With FY 2023 funds, USAID will ensure that.children ages six to nine in select marginalized and underserved zones in.equateur, Maniema, Tanganyika, and Kinshasa gain foundational literacy and.social and emotional skills, enabling them to function in school at a second-grade.level or higher. USAID will achieve results by engaging community leaders and.parents and providing safe spaces, contextually relevant materials, and.multiple learning pathways for children who have limited access to formal.schooling, especially girls, indigenous children, and children with.disabilities. Key adaptation and learning events will be identified throughout.the life of the activity in order to identify opportunities for revision and.forward planning...USAID's Let's Learn Together will advance 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. It addresses.the Administration's policy priority of diversity, equity, inclusion, and.accessibility by targeting marginalized groups, including girls, indigenous.children, and children with disabilities. Improved education outcomes.contribute to stronger economic livelihoods and community resilience, resulting.in less conflict and more productivity, thereby promoting a more peaceful and stable.DRC....
Multi-sectoral rapid response to humanitarian needs in eastern DRC Shelter, NFI, and agricultural support to conflict-affected households
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS II) - Democratic Republic of the Congo The Roads to a Healthy Future (ROADS II) project aims to reduce potential HIV transmission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) among people living in and traveling along the transport corridors that link artisanal and industrial mining communities in East and Southern Africa. The program complements current work supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development in Katanga and Orientale provinces by introducing a package of HIV services that are carefully tailored to the needs of at-risk populations, including truck drivers, artisanal miners, female sex workers, girls and young women engaged in transactional sex and other people who are vulnerable to infection.
USAID/OFDA Cooperative Agreement for DRC/Complex Emergency Program to provide vital primary health care services to conflict-affected people through support to health care facilities in eastern DRC.
Food Security Assistance New food security assistance and agricultural recovery programs for the most vulnerable Central African Republic refugees and host populations to respond to the crisis.
Durable Peace and Stability in Eastern Congo project The Durable Peace and Stability in Eastern Congo project seeks to promote community stabilization and the re-integration of excombatants.
Humanitarian Assistance Common logistics services to improve humanitarian access and storage in response to crisis
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency WASH activities to support conflict-affected populations
Agriculture and food security assistance To provide agriculture and food security assistance in DRC.
Counter Gender-Based Violence Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Through its Counter Gender-Based.Violence (C-GBV) activity, USAID will use FY 2021 funds to strengthen.communities' abilities to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV),.reducing GBV incidences and providing access to holistic care for survivors,.including trafficked persons and other vulnerable groups. The activity provides.medical, legal, psychosocial, and economic support services to survivors.through village savings and loan associations, and training of social workers,.psychologists, medical personnel, community-based organizations, first.responders, and legal advocates. C-GBV invests in community awareness campaigns.to promote women's rights and community acceptance of GBV survivors..In concert with previously.obligated democracy and governance and economic support funds, FY 2021 health.funds will support vulnerable and marginalized groups such as LGBTI persons.affected by GBV and trafficking. Activities will include provision of family.planning commodities and services, social and behavior change communication,.and community-based trauma healing programs that shift community norms and.reduce stigma and negative attitudes that prevent GBV survivor reintegration..Family planning activities will also strengthen the capacity of Congolese.institutions and communities to deliver quality, integrated health services.that sustainably reduce maternal and child deaths, combat infectious diseases,.and increase access to voluntary family planning. The activity will promote.self-reliance of government entities to ensure results are sustained over the.long-term. .C-GBV contributes to Mission.Objective 3.1 of the Integrated Country Strategy ("Foundation for durable peace.strengthened in eastern DRC") by strengthening community-based prevention of,.and response to, sexual and gender-based violence. Interventions will be fully.integrated across a range of USAID activities and engage multiple stakeholders.to ensure optimal impact
Empowering Adolescent Girls to Learn through Education (EAGLE) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  USAID's EAGLE activity prepares adolescent girls in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to forge their futures through integrated programming in education, health, and gender in peri-urban areas. USAID provides instruction in reading, writing, and mathematics through formal school curriculum and after-school tutoring, as well as professional development for educators on improved pedagogy. The activity also increases the number of girls who transition into and complete secondary school. EAGLE's gender-transformative approach engages girls, boys, women, and men in actively examining and changing entrenched gender norms that harm individuals and hinder social and economic development. Activities improve awareness about HIV/AIDS and health, build self-esteem and leadership skills, develop effective communication skills, and provide tutoring, mentoring, and youth discussion clubs while mobilizing communities to develop gender-responsive school improvement plans.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide life saving emergency humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities.