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VACCINES AND IMMUNIZATION SERVICES Improved capacity of the health system to ensure that children under 5 years of age and adolescent girls are vaccinated against
preventable diseases and the eligible population is vaccinated against COVID-19.
CHILD PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN ON THE MOV Child Protection for Children on the move
OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Operational Support to Programme Delivery in Country Office
TVET AND LIFESKILLS Vulnerable adolescents and youth have increased awareness and access to TVET and life skills programs in targeted municipalities.
CSD STAFF / NON-STAFF COSTS Child Survival and Development (CSD) - Non-Staff Costs
COMMUNITY BASED CHILD PROTECTION Community-based child protection, psychosocial, and reintegration services are available for vulnerable boys and girls, including
survivors of all forms of violence, children with disabilities, children on the move and children associated with armed conflict in
targeted municipalities.
CHILD PROTECTION SUPPLY AND SERVICES Child protection services have increased capacity to provide multisector and inclusive services for girls and boys that prevent,
detect, refer and respond to violence.
CHILD PROTECTION SERVICE DEMAND CREATION Targeted communities and service providers have improved knowledge and skills to prevent and respond to violence, abuse and
exploitation.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Operational Support to Programme Delivery in Country Office
EVIDENCE GENERATION AND Public Finance for Children (PF4C) Increased national capacity to generate and use child-related Sustainable Development Goal indicators and child deprivations to
inform evidence-based policy dialogue and budget decisions.
ACCESS/QUALITY EDUCATION Vulnerable girls and boys, adolescents and youth have increased access to inclusive and quality formal and non-formal education.
IMPROVED HEALTH & NUTRITION SERVICES Vulnerable girls and boys, adolescents and their families have increased access to nutrition and health services in targeted
municipalities.
Nutrition Social and Behaviour Change for Sahrawi refugees Algeria West Sahara Establish care groups in the five Sahrawi camps. To provide courses to care groups for pregnant and nursing women and their families. To initiate a structure for the establishment of School Health Clubs. To initiate a structure for the establishment of Women4Women Clubs.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Korean IP Research & Development Training
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities KIPO-USPTO Workshop on Sound Marks, Scent Marks and Certification Marks Count
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Hong - Ik University Invention Education Program
Kapazitätsentwicklung für gewaltfreie Basisbewegung in West-Papua Strengthening Non-Violent Popular Movements in West Papua Kapazitätsentwicklung für gewaltfreie Basisbewegung in West-Papua Strengthening Non-Violent Popular Movements in West Papua Kapazitätsentwicklung für gewaltfreie Basisbewegung in West-Papua Strengthening Non-Violent Popular Movements in West Papua
Wiederaufbau von Further Arts nach Wirbelsturm Rebuilding Further Arts after cyclone Das Projekt beinhaltet den Wiederaufbau eines Bürogebäudes der NRO Further Arts, welches durch einen Wirbelsturm beschädigt wurde. Die Wiederherstellung der Funktionalität ermöglicht die effektive Fortsetzung von Programmaktivitäten zur Unterstützung sozio-kultureller Entwicklungsbestrebungen ländlicher und städtischer Zielgruppen. Die project reestablishes the office of the NGO Further Arts, which was destroyed by a cyclone. Functionality of the office enables effective support for socio-cultural development efforts of rural and urban target groups. Das Projekt beinhaltet den Wiederaufbau eines Bürogebäudes der NRO Further Arts, welches durch einen Wirbelsturm beschädigt wurde. Die Wiederherstellung der Funktionalität ermöglicht die effektive Fortsetzung von Programmaktivitäten zur Unterstützung sozio-kultureller Entwicklungsbestrebungen ländlicher und städtischer Zielgruppen. Die project reestablishes the office of the NGO Further Arts, which was destroyed by a cyclone. Functionality of the office enables effective support for socio-cultural development efforts of rural and urban target groups.
Health, HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis Project in the Kingdom of Swaziland The specific objectives of this TF are: i) to improve access to and  quality of health services in Swaziland with a particular focus on  primary health care, maternal health and TB, and (ii) to increase  social safety net access for OVC.
Emergency response for communities affected by Covid-19 in N'Djamena Improve access to food and the nutritional situation and scale -up Covid -19 prevention measures and the protection of communities against violence in Nd'jamena
Pilot project for the capitalisation and scale up of the CLTS approach in Guera This pilot project aims to improve sanitation practices across households and communities in 31 villages of the Department of Mangalmé, Guera Region Chad.
Reducting discrimination and violence against women and girls in Chad Through this project, the women's groups affiliated with the CELIAF will become more aware of their rights and will be enabled to participate and influence decision -making in the social, economic, and political domains.  The participating women's groups will constitute a positive force in order to formulate and communicate advocacy messages on violations of rights against women and the actions needed in order to better protect those rights.
PA contribution to Chad via Sida HPA Result 1: The displaced women, men, girls and boys and the host communities have sustainable and safe access to adequate water and sanitation infrastructure in order to protect themselves from water -borne disease / prevent potential malnutrition in children under five years of age. The number of water facilities will be increased by building or rehabilitating water points, setting up a water point maintenance and upkeep system (training/retraining independent repairers, setting up a network for the distribution of Manually Operated Pump (MOP) spare parts, etc.), promoting good hygiene and nutrition practices, and increasing the number and use of family and public latrines. Result 2: The displaced/returning populations and vulnerable hosts are able to identify, respond to and mitigate risks and threats to protection. Basic community structures (local committees, mothers' clubs, community focal points, etc.) form the cornerstone of the implementation of protection actions. To this end, training sessions will be held for the communities covering a variety of topics (humanitarian and International Humanitarian Law (IHL) principles,22 identification and analysis of threats to protection, functioning of referral and complaints mechanisms, community -based advocacy), as well as capacity building to better conduct their roles within the communities. Result 3: Food security for very vulnerable households of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), returnees and hosts is improved during lean season and their livelihoods are revived. Women and young people (IDPs and host communities) are the gateway for achieving these results through improving their access to Income Generating Activities (IGAs), land usage and temporary job creation.
Contribute to the community resilience and self-protection of the displaced popu Expected Result/target 1:      Men, women, girls and boys of IDPs and vulnerable hosts are able to identify, respond to and mitigate risks and threats to protection. Leadership and participation of women are strengthened  Expected Result/target 2:    Displaced and host women, men,    girls and boys have increased their access to water and sanitation facilities and there has been improvement in their knowledge and practice of public health and hygiene based on community perceptions.    Expected Result/target 3:      Coverage of the essential food needs of highly vulnerable IDP, returnee and host households is improved and their livelihoods are strengthened.
Strengthening Programme Quality and Compliance in Chad We will keep  the  MEAL Coordinator  Position to support the Programme Managers to: develop and institutionalize an inclusive Programme Quality and Learning framework in compliance with Oxfam's programme standards; To provide technical support to Oxfam staff in statistical analysis, CAMSA, SPSS, GIS,  Progammes/project cycle management;  to implement evaluations and research recommendations To support the programme in documenting and disseminating best practice for institutional learning within and outside the organization especially with our local partners (Partnership training and to hold a base line study on the 5 years BeG Programme.
Humanitarian Assistance to People Affected by Cholera Outbreak in Chad The project will focus on the reduction of the vulnerability of the most affected and at risk populations to current, on -going cholera outbreak through the following activities:    • • Disinfection / spraying of cholera affected households, including the distribution of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion sessions;  • Hygiene awareness campaigns focused on cholera prevention, including the distribution of water purification chemicals and soap in public locations;  •
OI Response to Food Crisis in Bahr El Ghazal, Chad This project is designed to prevent and reduce the risk of morbidity and mortality related to the severe food insecurity facing 12,250 most vulnerable pastoral and agropastoral households in Bahr el Ghazal. This will be achieved through food distribution, livestock vaccination, provision potable water and sanitation facilities, hygiene promotion, capacity building, coordination among key stakeholders in the area. These activities will be completed by advocacy activities led by the regional center as well as a recovery phase.
Response to 2015 Food Crisis in Bahr El Ghazal, Chad This project is designed to prevent and reduce the risk of morbidity and mortality related to the severe food insecurity facing 18,804 poor and very poor pastoral and agropastoral households in Bahr el Ghazal. This will be achieved through food and cash distribution, nutrition sensitisation, partner capacity building, and coordination among key stakeholders in the area to share information about the status of food crisis in Bahr El Gazal. These activities will be complemented by a recovery phase which will be taken care of by the resilience building project.
Emergency Food Security & Livelihoods for Vulnerable Populations in Chad The project is aiming to support the livelihood and agriculture activities of conflict -affected population in East and North west of Chad. This project will combine the reinforcement of the existing public health interventions with Emergency Food Security & Livelihoods activities (food & inputs distribution, livestock, cash programming) for people affected by the cyclic harvests. This poor rainfall is cyclic in Chad and needs to be taken care of. In addition to the EFSL activities, the project will work with other Sahel countries hard hid by this phenomenon to advocate for lasting solutions on the harvests. The project is under SCO 3.1.
PA contribution to Chad RRM via Sida HPA General objective: Contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality due to acute malnutrition in the districts of N'Djamena facing the nutrition crisis. Specific objective: Improve access to services and basic knowledge in relation to water, sanitation, hygiene and nutrition for the communities and households affected by the nutrition crisis. Result 1: Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) at the Therapeutic Feeding Units (TFUs) and Ambulatories Nutrition Centres (ANCs) (Oxfam): Improved hygiene and care conditions at nutrition facilities.  Oxfam will work in the community in the 7th and 9th arrondissements and at 10 healthcare facilities as well as the TFU at the Mother and Child hospital. Activities: Distribution of 2,600 WaSH kits to malnourished child -mother pairs and to pregnant or lactating women (PLW)  These WaSH kits will only be distributed to malnourished child -mother pairs admitted to the TFUs and ANCs targeted by Oxfam. The kits will comprise: 6 x 200g bars of soap, 1 litre of bleach and 1 kettle. The kits will not be distributed when the mother -child pair is admitted to the care facility, as measures will be taken at the TFUs and ANCs to improve access to chlorinated water and handwashing with soap. The WaSH kits will be issued to these pairs when they leave the TFU/ANC with the aim of enabling the mothers to continue the good practices of chlorinating drinking water and handwashing with soap in their respective households. The other reason for distributing these kits when they leave the TFU/ANC is also that, if they receive the kits when they are first admitted to the facility, some mothers do not stay for the full course of treatment of their malnourished children. For polygamous households, the kit will be given to the mother of the malnourished child admitted to the TFU.  This distribution will be preceded by a number of awareness sessions on correct use of the kits. The kits will be given to the targeted TFUs/ANCs in advance so that each mother -child p
Improving Foundational Programme Quality and Compliance in Chad We will keep  the Monitoring Evaluation Accountability & Learning (MEAL) Coordinator  Position to support the Programme Managers to: develop and institutionalize an inclusive Programme Quality and Learning framework in compliance with Oxfam's programme standards; to reinforce women leadership, to hold  gender analysis, to hold awareness and outreach texts campaigns on women and children protection, to hold  a base line Study  for the  Bahr El Gazal Programme  Strategy Bahr El Gazal Programme, to develop a meal framework for the 5 years Bahr El Gazal Programme, to hold household surveys for impact assessment, to  provide technical support to Oxfam staff and our local partners in proposal writing and market analysis, to hold  Programme Quality Review (PQR) and then to implement evaluations and research recommendations and the end, to support the programme in documenting and disseminating best practice for institutional learning within and outside the organization especially with our local partners.
Réponse d'urgence aux populations affectées par les inondations de 2020 Covid19 Contribute to the reduction of mortality and morbidity of affected and vulnerable populations in the face of floods in a covid -19 context through an integrated / SA / Protection and Gender response Specific objectives: The populations of areas affected by floods in Ndjamena in 2020 and already weakened by the Covid -19 crisis, improve their food situation, strengthen their capacity to identify disaster, security and protection risks linked to flooding and to protect themselves.
Consolidation of Public Health assistance to IDPs in Goz Beida & Kerfi The project aims to sustain the life & health of 55,000  -60,000 displaced people by ensuring sustainable supply of clean water, adequate sanitation and hygiene practices. This project consolidates previous public health interventions in these sites by moving to autonomisation of the IDP communities. The project budget is approximately GBP963k, which will be spent on construction of boreholes with footpumps, operation of motorised pumped water systems until these are phased out, construction and replacement of household latrines, hygiene promotion, training of community WASH committees. The project is under SCO 3.1
Reducing the level of vulnerability in relation to access to food, the protectio Over a 12 -month period, the project will be delivered in the departments of Fouli and Kaya, in particular the townships of Daboua, Liwa and Baga Sola with the aim of reducing the impact of multiple incidents on women, young girls, men and young boys through a multi -sector humanitarian response effort that focuses on Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), food security and protection. The project is aligned with the goals of the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) 2022 for Chad with reference HTCD22 -PRO; FSC; WSH -187148 -1.  The project will reach 53,200 people, including 11,278 women, 10,002 men, 16,918 girls and 15,002 boys across all intervention zones, equal to 13% of the population (401,511) affected by the crisis over this time.
PA contribution to Chad via SIDA Humanitarian Partnership Agreement This project will transfer funds from the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA) to Oxfam Intermon for the Chad response.
Reducing Violence against Women and Girls in Chad The main aim of this project is to contribute to the reduction of the prevalence of the VBG in the Area of BeG through mechanisms of prevention based on an assistance with the victims, information, the sensitizing and an education of the leaders and population. The goal is to encourage the denunciation, the continuation of the cases of VBG and to carry an assistance appropriate to the victims.
Support vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities affe Expected Result/target 1: Men, women, boys and girls in the affected communities gain fair and equal access to basic social services and community protection structures.  Expected Result/target 2: Access to drinking water, hygiene and sanitation facilities is fairer and more safe and secure for displaced persons and host communities in Daboua and Liwa  Expected Result/target 3: The food and nutritional requirements of hosts and highly vulnerable households are covered and their livelihoods are rebuilt and protected  Expected Result/target 4: An appropriate, effective and well -coordinated multi -sectoral response to all the needs of affected populations, provided by local/national authorities and humanitarian organisations; made possible by advocacy efforts.
Building the capacity of women's NGOs to improve water and sanitation conditions This project will provide an opportunity for capacity building for women members of associations CELIAF to appropriate the said project and its implementation. Also, the project will have an impact on human health by contributing to the prevention of epidemic diseases, especially cholera. The strategies adopted by OXFAM would like women themselves identify technical solutions, provide health services and sanitation and are essential in this area, therefore their participation in the spheres of political decisions in terms of health and sanitation.
Support recovery from 2012 food crisis in Bahr El Gazel This project contributes to the protection of livelihoods of the most vulnerable pastoral and agro pastoral households already affected by the food and nutrition crisis in 2012 in Bahr El Gazel. This will be achieved through the distribution of conditional cash, capacity building, distribution of food, the provision of drinking water and sanitation facilities, promotion of hygiene.
Response to 2014 Food Crisis in Bahr El Ghazal, Chad This project is designed to prevent and reduce the risk of morbidity and mortality related to the severe food insecurity facing 26,326 poor and very poor pastoral and agropastoral households in Bahr el Ghazal. This will be achieved through food and cash distribution, nutrition sensitisation, partner capacity building, and coordination among key stakeholders in the area to share information about the status of food crisis in Bahr El Gazal. These activities will be complemented by a recovery phase which will be taken care of by the resilience building project.
Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance to conflict-affected persons in Chad Oxfam GB has been working in Eastern Chad since 2004 when the initial refugee influx arrived from the Darfur region of Sudan. To date we have been involved in the setting up of the water, sanitation and public health promotion services and activities with all crosscutting strategies (advocacy, protection, coordination of INGO work,...) in 9 out of the 12 existing refugee camps, IDP sites and host communities. This project is developed to capture 90%of the costs of the Abéché and N'djamena support office. It should be considered as an integral part of all other projects which are part of the overall PIP for Eastern Chad. SCO 3.1
Healthy Communities Project - HCP Proyecto sano de las comunidades - HCP Healthy Communities Project - HCP Proyecto sano de las comunidades - HCP
Bolivia Communications Activity (BCA) Actividad de las comunicaciones de Bolivia (BCA) Chemonics International began implementing the Bolivia Communications Activity (BCA) in October 2008. BCAs main objectives were: To assist USAID/Bolivia with development and implementation of a multimedia communications campaign to increase Bolivian public awareness and understanding of USAID-supported activities. To educate the Bolivian media about U.S. foreign assistance to Bolivia. To provide crisis communications support to respond to critical issues on an as-needed basis. Chemonics internacional comenzó a ejecutar la actividad de las comunicaciones de Bolivia (BCA) en octubre de 2008. Los objetivos principales de BCAs eran: Para ayudar a USAID/Bolivia con el desarrollo y la puesta en práctica de las comunicaciones de las multimedias haga campaña para aumentar conciencia pública y la comprensión bolivianas de actividades USAID-apoyadas. Para educar los medios bolivianos sobre ayuda extranjera de los E.E.U.U. a Bolivia. Para proporcionar la ayuda de comunicaciones de la crisis para responder a los asuntos críticos según sea necesario.
Bolivian Productivity and Competitiveness (BPC) Project Proyecto boliviano de la productividad y de la competitividad (BPC) The Bolivian Productivity and Competitiveness Project worked to increase productivity and sales of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to generate and sustain employment and increase incomes in urban areas. The Bolivian Productivity and Competitiveness Project aimed to increase productivity and sales of these MSMEs to generate and sustain employment and increase incomes in urban and peri-urban areas. Under the project, Chemonics worked with USAID to strengthen selected value chains in Bolivia, build the capacity of local organizations to provide capacity-building services to MSMEs, and improve the business enabling environment. El proyecto boliviano de la productividad y de la competitividad trabajó para aumentar productividad y ventas de las empresas micro, pequeñas, y medias (MSMEs) para generar y para sostener el empleo y para aumentar rentas en zonas urbanas. El proyecto boliviano de la productividad y de la competitividad estado dirigido para aumentar productividad y ventas de estos MSMEs para generar y para sostener el empleo y para aumentar rentas en áreas urbanas y periurbanas. Bajo proyecto, Chemonics trabajó con USAID para fortalecer cadenas de valores seleccionadas en Bolivia, construir la capacidad de organizaciones locales de proporcionar servicios del desarrollo de capacidades a MSMEs, y mejora el negocio permitiendo el ambiente.
COVID-19 Assistance Ayuda COVID-19 Support assessments and technical assistance for the use of COVID-19 ventilators. Evaluaciones de la ayuda y asistencia técnica para el uso de los ventiladores COVID-19.
Hughes Schools HS INT SRL (dba Hughes Schools) Hughes Schools HS INT SRL (dba Hughes Schools)