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Action pour le climat ¿ Appui à la mise en ¿uvre de l¿Accord de Paris par l¿Algérie Contract related to: Action pour le climat ¿ Appui à la mise en ¿uvre de l¿Accord de Paris par l¿Algérie  - Le projet vise à accroitre la capacité de l¿Algérie à contribuer à l¿atténuation des émissions de gaz à effet de serre et à améliorer ses capacités d¿adaptation aux effets négatifs du changement climatique avec une attention particulière aux obligations qui découlent de l¿Accord de Paris sur le climat. Il élabore ainsi des approches opérationnelles, et renforcera les capacités des acteurs institutionnels concernés, pour davantage de conformité avec l¿Accord de Paris, notamment pour ce qui concerne les dispositions en matière de suivi et reddition des comptes au titre du cadre de transparence renforcée et de la planification stratégique sur le changement climatique.&nbsp;À côté de cette dimension institutionnelle, l¿action aura une dimension territoriale afin d¿encourager l¿intégration de l¿action climatique dans les activités des acteurs territoriaux. Il appuiera les acteurs identifiés, en premier lieu les femmes, les émetteurs de GES, les collectivités territoriales et les institutions de la recherche et/ou de formation à s¿engager dans la lutte contre le changement climatique. Des mesures pour répondre aux défis climatiques seront promues, à la portée de ces acteurs, avec des impacts attendus sur la promotion de l¿investissement, y compris féminin, de l¿innovation et de la recherche, ainsi que sur le renforcement de la résilience des milieux vulnérables au changement climatique et la sauvegarde de la biodiversité.&nbsp;L¿action fait partie d¿une Initiative équipe Europe sur l¿action climatique.&nbsp;&nbsp;L¿action s¿inscrit pleinement dans les objectifs du Pacte vert pour l¿Europe et concrétise l¿engagement de l¿Union européenne à impliquer ses voisins immédiats, en l¿occurrence les pays du voisinage méridional dont l¿Algérie, dans l¿action pour le climat entreprise à l¿échelle européenne. Il offre des solutions innovantes, climato-compatibles, pour la relance économique des régions de l¿Algérie dans la phase post-COVID-19.&nbsp;L¿action contribue à l¿atteinte des objectifs de développement durable relevant de l¿Agenda 2030 pour le développement durable n° 13 « Mesures relatives à la lutte contre les changements climatiques », 11 « Villes et communautés durables » et 15 « Vie terrestre&nbsp;».
Engagement financier_Prix FIKRA f'SIYAHA_LOT-2_Cat¿gorie n¿2_EU4Genius_2¿ laur¿at_DZFLY Contract related to: Engagement financier_Prix FIKRA f'SIYAHA_LOT-2_Cat¿gorie n¿2_EU4Genius_2¿ laur¿at_DZFLY - L'Action vise la participation des jeunes à la vie socioéconomique des territoires à travers le secteur du tourisme et ses chaines de valeurs et contribuer indirectement, à terme, à la diversification de l'économie algérienne
Humanitarian Assistance - provide rapid response humanitarian assistance in conflict and natural disaster affected areas To provide rapid response humanitarian assistance in conflict and natural disaster affected areas
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Mingora Bridge Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Flood damaged infrastructure: Mingora Bridge
Assessment and Strengthening Program (ASP) The primary objective of Civil Society Organizations (CSO) and Government of Pakistan (GOP) entities Assessment and Strengthening Program (ASP) is to establish a mechanism that will enable USAID/Pakistan to work with more local implementing partners and host government institutions, many of which are faced with institutional capacity issues. Through the performance of pre-award surveys, ASP will specifically target those local implementing partners which are considered essential (key partner organizations) to meeting USAID/Pakistan's goals and objectives, but do not meet minimum standards for managing USG funds as defined in USAID rules and regulations. ASP will allow for the provision of the technical assistance required to build their institutional capacity up to USAID standards.
Administration and Oversight (Infrastructure) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
RAPID II (Responding to Pakistans Internally Displaced Phase Two) RAPID (Responding to Pakistans Internally Displaced) is a funding mechanism that was established in September 2009 under a cooperative agreement between [redacted] and USAIDs Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance. It was designed to respond quickly to the urgent needs of people affected by disasters in Pakistan. Phase one of the RAPID fund began in August 2009 and was successfully completed in September 2013. It supported more than three million people affected by disasters in Pakistan. [Redacted] has now been awarded funding from USAIDs Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance for a second phase of the RAPID fund.
Repair and Rehabilitation of the Gudduthermal Power Stationin the Sindh Province Repair and Rehabilitation of the Gudduthermal Power Stationin the Sindh Province
Monitoring, Inspection, Milestone Verification and Design Review Activity Monitoring, Inspection, Milestone Verification and Design Review Activity Task Order under the Architect & Engineering Services IQC
Construction Monitoring and Evaluation Program (CMEP) The Province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa suffered heavy infrastructure damages firstly due to terrorism and militancy and thereafter due to the unprecedented floods of July 2010. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) actively supported the rehabilitation and reconstruction activities of damaged schools, health facilities, drinking water supply schemes and other infrastructure components in Malakand Division by initially obligating funds amounting to USD 36 million under an Activity Agreement (No. 391-011) signed in September, 2009 between USAID and PaRRSA on behalf of GoP. Expanding its portfolio, USAID provided funds for rehabilitation / reconstruction of other infrastructure components including irrigation, bridges and roads etc. in the calamity hit areas. In June 2012, USAID sub-obligated additional funds for reconstruction of rains / floods damaged and bomb blasted schools in the affected districts of KP under Amended Activity Agreement No. 391-014. M/ AGES Consultants was assigned the task of Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) services of these reconstruction activities under USAID/Pakistan Construction Monitoring and Evaluation Program (CMEP), for which a formal contract was signed on September 30, 2012.
Humanitarian Assistance Food security and livelihoods support for drought-affected communities in Pakistan
Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Contract (IMEC) On IMEC, MSI will provide verification, monitoring and evaluation, reporting throughout Pakistan, and across all projects that USAID is supporting. The goal is to assess whether USAID resources are well-spent and achieving desired results and to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse in the administration of programs, regardless of the implementation mechanism.
Economic Recovery and Development (ERDA) (Pakistan):  . .USAID's Economic Recovery and Development Activity (ERDA), a $24 million, five-year activity, aims to expand environmentally sustainable, socially equitable, and climate-resilient economic opportunities in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province. This goal will be achieved by strengthening and modernizing the agriculture sector and promoting on- and off-farm micro, small and medium enterprises. ERDA will also provide technical assistance to the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for sustainable economic growth planning in the region. ..With FY2023 funds, ERDA will promote micro and small enterprises in high potential sectors including information and communication technology (ICT), agribusiness, minerals, tourism, education and health. The activity will provide technical assistance and in-kind support to innovative enterprises and startups and will strengthen market linkages to improve businesses profitability and sustainability. The activity will provide targeted technical assistance to key government entities to support policy reforms and create an enabling environment for private sector investments. In addition, ERDA will work on improving farmers' access to quality inputs (seed and fertilizer) and will strengthen land and water infrastructure to enhance agriculture sector productivity in targeted areas of the KP province. This will also contribute to food security in the province. The activity will facilitate private sector investments to promote processing the value chain of agriculture produce and improve profitability of the agriculture sector. ERDA will continue its efforts to rehabilitate agriculture infrastructure damaged by the 2022 floods and support the Government of KP's agriculture recovery activities. ... .. ...
USAID - FATA Economic Revitalization Program (ERP) (Pakistan):  .USAID expands livelihoods and income opportunities for militancy-affected populations in the newly merged districts (NMDs) of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) - formerly the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). Using FY 2018 funds, the FATA Economic Revitalization Program (FERP) will contribute to the economic revitalization of the NMDs by providing immediate employment opportunities for recent returnees who were displaced by the conflict; helping entrepreneurs to restore their businesses through Business Development Grants; increasing access to microfinance for existing and new entrepreneurs; delivering skills training and market-based opportunities for youth; and bolstering the capacity of the government to undertake market assessments. FERP will also build resilience by providing capital and technical assistance to enterprises to boost their businesses and help the government and private sector improve the business enabling environment for private sector investment in the region...This award is a buy-in to UNDP's Economic and Stabilization and Community Resilience Program (ESCRP).  UNDP was selected on the basis of its extensive track record of operating in the NMDs and that ESCRP is aligned with  USAID/Pakistan's Country Development Cooperation Strategy objectives to expand the writ of government along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.  FERP will support improving economic opportunities; creating jobs for youth; and addressing barriers to sustainable, private-sector led economic growth. This activity also contributes to the Administration's National Security Strategy priority to consolidate civilian government control on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border by reducing the public dissatisfaction caused by unemployment that can be exploited by non-state actors with the intent to undermine the writ of the government. FERP's interventions will also focus on women's economic empowerment and support entrepreneurship and innovation... ..
Higher Education System Strengthening Activity (HESSA) HESSA will support Pakistani higher education through institutional strengthening resulting in a better trained workforce, leading to improved economic outcomes. This activity will build on past investments, such as the Merit and Needs-Based Scholarship Program, the Centers for Advanced Studies Project, and other past USAID interventions in higher education. The activity will utilize evidence-based best practices learned in the Asia region, global higher education, and U.S. higher education to increase the Pakistani higher education systems capacity to sustainably manage and enhance equitable access to quality higher education services, particularly for marginalized communities, especially women, students from underserved areas, and people with disabilities. HESSA will also be responsive to the needs of industries, the business community, and sectors contributing to Pakistans economic growth at-large.
FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) Transmission Line: Pezu-Jandola
Humanitarian information management system at NDMA. 2010 marked the beginning of a win-win partnership between iMMAP and the Pakistani government through the Common Operating Picture for Disaster Management (COPDM) project. The project continues to provide targeted information management and disaster risk reduction solutions to the government and humanitarian partners to utilize available resources and expertise in a coordinated and transparent manner to avoid duplication of efforts and resources.
DO2 - Punjab Enabling Environment Project (PEEP) (Pakistan):  .Punjab Enabling Environment Project (PEEP) will improve the enabling environment for the agribusiness sector by promoting private sector-led growth. Activities will support law and policy changes to promote growth in the focus sectors of livestock, dairy, and horticulture. PEEP's activities will result in significant policy reform and technical capacity building of public policy institutions to advocate for policy reforms. The activity plans to leverage $150 million in private sector investment and aims to create 15,000 jobs during the life of project. ..FY 2016 funds will: ..- foster a business enabling environment that is conducive to the growth of the focus sectors; - build the technical capacity of the partner organizations through specific sector technical assistance and grants to help them become a catalyst for investment in the focus sectors- expand PEEP's technical assistance to contribute to competitiveness and sustainability in the focus sectors.  . Objectives for Pakistan: The main objective of this project is to accelerate agriculture sector growth through improvements in the business enabling environment and mobilization of private investment in the horticulture, livestock, and dairy sub-sectors.
Center for Advaned Studies in Energy at University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Peshawar The United States has invested in the U.S.-Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies to find innovative and practical solutions for Pakistans energy, water, agriculture, and food security challenges.  Through this initiative, University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Peshawar and National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) have partnered with Arizona State University to create two centers for energy research.  The partnership among these universities has multiple goals, including curriculum development, research, establishment of new laboratories, and exchange programs.  Under the umbrella of the Higher Education Commission, the U.S.-Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies in Energy at UET-Peshawar and at NUST are expected to eventually become Pakistans premier sustainable energy research centers.  These centers also aim to set new standards for supporting the success of women and disadvantaged youth in the engineering profession.
Gomal Zam Dam Command Area Development Project (GZD-CADP) The Gomal Zam Dam Command Area Development Project (GZD-CADP) is USAID's Government to Government (G2G) activity with the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (GoKP). USAID and the GoKP signed the Activity Agreement on March 18, 2015 for agriculture development of 191,000 acres (77,295 hectares) in the districts of Dera Ismail Khan and Tank. The main objective of the GZD-CADP is to ensure that the water available for the Gomal Zam command area is used efficiently through integrated development of the command area and farm water management, among other technical assistance components that will enhance agricultural productivity. The project will build the physical system and train operators on modern farming irrigation systems. An estimated 30,000 families will directly benefit from development of the command area.
Inter-Agency Agreement with Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) for Pakistan The Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) of the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) will work to assist the Government of Pakistan (GOP) and other key stakeholders in improving the legal, regulatory, trade, and business environments.
DO4 - U.S. Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies (USPCAS) - ASF (Pakistan):  Under the U.S. Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies project, the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) for Agriculture and Food Security (AFS), works with the University of California at Davis (UC-Davis) to produce graduates with the technical and soft skills needed in the labor market, conduct and disseminate high quality research, and perform industry and government services in the agriculture and food security sector. With FY 2016 funds, the USPCAS-AFS will award a minimum of 100 graduate scholarships and faculty/student exchanges with UC-Davis. The program will procure modern laboratory equipment, establish a technical library, organize conferences and workshops, and initiate curriculum reform. The activity will also expand public-private partnerships and student internships with industry professionals and organizations. Anticipated results include improvement in UAF's: 1) ability to address AFS challenges; 2) pedagogy and research; 3) and cutting-edge research.. Objectives for Pakistan: USAID's Improving Educational Quality project seeks to improve the quality of teaching and learning in public and private schools.
FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) The FATA Infrastructure Project (FIP) constructs roads to connect remote communities to markets and facilitate access to essential services; restores electricity infrastructure; and improves access to water for drinking and farming. This portion is supporting reconstruction FATA Tribal Areas, Widen and Improver Ghilijo Dabori Rd.
Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Construction of 36 schools Agreement with Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority for Construction of 36 schools
Strengthen Microenterprise Productivity Provide technical assistance and training to strengthen sub-national government functions, including development of budgets, local revenue raising, provision of local public services, community planning, participation, and implementation of laws, regulations, policies, and programs. Develop and/or strengthen associations of local governments and/or local government officials.
Integrated Health System Strengthening (Pakistan):  .Integrated Health Systems Strengthening and Service Delivery (IHSS-SD) activity will help  strengthen Pakistan's health system to withstand shocks, such as pandemics and the effects of climate change, while continuing to provide quality essential health services. The frequency and severity of natural disasters happening due to climate change can cause food shortages, massive displacements with interruption of people's access to care, all of which have serious consequences for TB and other infectious diseases, making it easier for many infectious diseases to spread into new geographic areas and infect more people. This activity will  help build a more resilient health system and support critical post-flood recovery activities..With FY2023 funds, the activity will strengthen and institutionalize One Health and related Global Health Security (GHS) activities, including expanding disease surveillance, revitalization of Rapid Response Teams, and the strengthening of District Disease Surveillance Units to oversee all GHS activities at the district level. In addition, the activity will support the establishment of two Centers of Excellence for Infectious diseases in Sindh province  that will serve as hubs for capacity building of health care workers in priority GHS areas..Moreover, the activity will continue to support the prevention, detection, and treatment of tuberculosis (TB) by enhancing active case finding in healthcare facilities and through deploying mobile outreach in communities, strengthening the TB diagnostic network and sample transport systems, and building the capacity of health workers for outreach services, including for drug-resistant TB treatment and management of side effects. In addition, the activity will pilot digital Health solutions for improving clinical services and raising awareness, compliance and adherence to treatment......
Food Security Response - North Darfur ltpgtltbrgtSave the Children International (SCI), in partnership with SAHARI Development Organization, is launching a comprehensive response to address the severe food crisis in Tawila Locality, North Darfur State. Our integrated Nutrition, WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) intervention targets vulnerable children under 5 and pregnant and breastfeeding women and girls (PBWG) during the hunger gap/lean season. The prioritized sectors and localities were a result of consultation meetings hosted by SHF, where all partners in the state helped determine the biggest needs.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtA total of 39,726 direct beneficiaries will be targeted out of which approximately 59% are females.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtBuilding upon successful modalities implemented by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) of Sudan, our initiative entails a scale-up of proven strategies. This includes mass Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) and edema screenings, adoption of the family MUAC approach, provision of cooking demonstrations, Social and Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC) sessions focusing on Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF), Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and health education, among others. The program has a strong WASH component to ensure provision and access to clean drinking water for the cooking classes. This includes rehabilitation of a water yard, construction of temporary latrines and hygiene promotion activities. In coordination with relevant ministries, the program will conduct agriculture trainings and CAHW refresher trainings to prepare for the distribution of cash transfers for seeds and tools and the facilitation to livestock vaccination.ltbrgtThe project  faces the risk of exacerbating tensions and undermining social cohesion through discriminatory distribution of essential supplies. To mitigate this, prioritizing equitable resource allocation is crucial for fostering community trust and strengthening social bonds. Conducting thorough conflict analysis alongside other project assessments ensures interventions are tailored to address underlying tensions while effectively meeting life saving needs. All activities have been designed with CS considerations in mind in order to do no harm. A fair and transparent selection criteria will be used to ensure the most vulnerable are selected in order to ensure conflict cleavages are not deepened. See Annex on Conflict Sensitivity for more information how SC will adapt its response to address this.ltbrgtlt/pgt