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Tren Artisan Fishery Project The project funds will be used to provide organizational and business management capacitybuilding support; as well as enable TDAFA to upgrade their fishing equipment and improve fish processing and safety practices.
Supporting Livelihoods & Improving Incomes for Rice Farmers Liberia FABRAR purchases locally grown rice from farmers before processing the rice at a standard acceptable to all buyers. FABRAR also works with the farmers to increase their production of paddy rice. Currently, the company operates within Margibi County and buys rice from farmers in the area surrounding Kakata. FABRAR needs additional rice milling equipment, capital and technical assistance to be able to purchase and process more rice from the local farmers and obtain a higher value and additional customers for the processed rice it sells.
Cocoa Production & Marketing The cooperative provides skills training in agriculture for women and youth and provides them with ready market during the cocoa season.
Korkarleh Cassava Processing Project Sector: Agriculture processing (cassava) Beneficiaries: 48 (31 women) Description: The group produces cassava and with this grant will begin processing it into gari on a limited scale. The project will fund institutional, technical and management capacity building, and provide for the equipping and operation of a small cassava processing facility............Sector: Agriculture processing (cassava).Beneficiaries:.Summary: .
Educare Cooperative Agreement FY22 This grant is to fund USADF's Technical Partner, EDUCARE, in Liberia to help implement USADF Grant funding. The technical partner will provide technical assistance, build linkages with in-country stakeholders and facilitate the adoption of participatory development best practices.
Africa Venture Cocoa Production and Marketing Sector: Cocoa Beneficiaries: 27 full time employees, ~3000 farmer/suppliers Description: This grant is going to increase cocoa supply through training and improved inputs to farmers for Africa Venture Cocoa & Coffee Inc.
Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneurship Program FY2023 Year #1 EDUCARE will act as the point of contact with the selected entrepreneurs of the USADF partnership with the Tony Elumelu Foundation to support project implementation of selected entrepreneurs and Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Liberia.
GRASS Cassava Project Sector: Economic Opportunity (SHG).Project funds will support cassava processing community of 70 women and 31 men. USADF funding will be used to purchase a hydraulic press, diesel grinder, sifter, parching trays and signage.
Ukraine crisis stranded foreigners The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities INNORPI - USPTO Office to Office Program
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Improve food security, water supply, and hygiene for drought-affected populations in Binga, Kariba, Hwange, and Mbire, Zimbabwe
Strengthening Regional Advocacy on Zimbabwe's Transition Project (Zimbabwe):  Strengthening Regional Advocacy on Zimbabwe's Transition aims to achieve sustained broad-based dialogue on socio-political issues between Zimbabwean civil society organizations and their Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) counterparts~in order to maintain international diplomatic pressure on the Zimbabwean Government to implement reforms articulated in the new constitution and maintain a democratic trajectory.With FY~2014 funds, the activity will:-Commission at least two research projects on key democratic issues such as managing prolonged transitions to inform advocacy strategies-Sponsor at least four joint press statements between Zimbabwean and regional democratic actors-Assist regional democratic actors and organizations to conduct three fact-finding missions to Zimbabwe focusing on issues including elections, political conflict and economic instability, to better inform their lobbying efforts targeting their respective governments to act on Zimbabwe through diplomatic platforms such as SADC.-Organize at least four sectorial advocacy and network-building missions to SADC countries, focusing on women, youth, faith-based organizations and trade unions-Develop and implement a communications strategy and expand use of various platforms for information dissemination about the political and economic situation in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Electoral Process Oversight Program (ZEPOP) Zimbabwe Electoral Process Oversight Program (ZEPOP)
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to improve access to safe water supply for vulnerable communities to improve public health, mitigate water borne diseases especially cholera, agricultural productivity and strengthen community water supply management and sustainability capacities.
Going the Last Mile for HIV Control The new program, dubbed Going the Last Mile for HIV Control, was granted with support from the Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief through USAID and the Zimbabwean Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC).  The program will work closely with the MOHCC, as well as other USAID health partners and Development Objective Programs, to create and implement client-centered and evidence-based solutions to fast-track the end of the AIDS epidemic by 2030. The program will change its interventions based on the needs of each population it serves in Zimbabwe at the district-level, creating intervention packages that include pre-exposure prophylaxis, voluntary medical male circumcision and condom market development.The objective of this activity is to accelerate the HIV response for epidemic control and sustain reduction in HIV incidence in Zimbabwe.
Program Design and Learning - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control Funding to support the implementation of health, protection and WASH program.
Closing the Gaps The goal of the program is to contribute to the achievement and sustainability of HIV epidemic control in Zimbabwe through the provision of technical, financial and material support towards the management, coordination and provision of comprehensive clinical care services within the national HIV program.
Local Works This local works program award will seek to create employment opportunities for zaka youths as well as enhance their civic participation and access to youth-friendly health services. This activity has been co-created by USAID and tariro youth development trust.
Zimbabwe Works (ZW) Zimbabwe:Works is preparing the countrys marginalized young people to enter the workforce. With initial funding from USAID and an additional commitment from DFID and the Embassy of Sweden (Sida), this initiative has brought the International Youth Foundation into partnership with local NGOs and companies to provide critical job readiness training. The project also helps future entrepreneurs succeed in self-employment through business coursework and access to microfinance loans and savings and loan programs. Through use of locally adapted Passport to Success curriculum, the project is empowering young Zimbabweans with life skills such as increased self-esteem, and promoting civic engagement. Throughout the initiative, which is a part of the global Youth:Work framework, the project's capacity building work guides local partners to develop the business acumen to succeed and operate sustainably.
ENHANCED CITIZENS' PARTICIPATION IN ECONOMIC & POLIT Manage Crises and Promote Stability, Recovery, and Democratic Reform
Strengthen Civic Engagement (Zimbabwe):  The Citizen Engagement for Accountability activity will foster a culture of political and civic engagement in Zimbabwe by promoting greater and more effective citizen participation in governance processes at multiple levels with the objective of improved, citizen-driven development. The activity will work with and through local organizations' initiatives and seek unique methods and innovative pathways and partnerships to achieve this purpose. .The activity will promote and support holistic ways to increase citizens' ability to influence policy and political preferences and build stronger networks for collaboration and solidarity on issues that affect them. ..With FY 2023 funds, the activity will support: .-Advocacy and outreach to advance democratic reforms and good governance.-Platforms for increased citizen engagement;-Accountability programs at the community level for constructive dialogue and citizen oversight; -Technical capacity and support for women and youth organizations, community-based organizations, and citizen groups; and-Engagement with men, women, and other stakeholders to break down harmful norms and attitudes around femininity and masculinity; -Shift in attitudes and behaviors around caregiving and other responsibilities within the home; and -Increased recognition of and openness to women's roles in civic participation and leadership.
Providing Family Planning Services (Zimbabwe):  .USAID/Zimbabwe's Providing Family Planning Services (PFPS) mechanism will increase access to comprehensive, voluntary, high-quality family planning (FP) services among poor, underserved, and hard-to-reach populations with a particular focus on adolescents, young people, and people with disabilities (PWD) across all ten provinces. Using evidence-based and technically sound strategies, PFPS will implement synergistic interventions to address supply and demand factors related to FP, and sexual and reproductive health (SRH), and  maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) service uptake..The mechanism is guided by two main objectives: -Improve access to quality, reliable family planning counseling services and contraceptives-Develop, deliver and document innovative, integrated, and targeted demand creation strategies.With FY 2023 funds, PFPS will:-Engage and empower members of parliament community and youth advocates to advocate for meaningful national budget allocations for FP and SRH services.-Train public health service providers to offer high quality, accessible, innovative, and affordable and integrated FP/SRH and MNCH services including broadening nursing curricula and strengthening community health workers capacity.-Strengthen the private sector role in improving choice and equitable access to high quality FP & SRH services with linkages to MNCH services for eligible clients.-Enhance accountability and feedback to recipients of care through digital feedback mechanisms, a youth scorecard, and mystery clients. -Employ human-centered design-based approaches to generate social and behavior change approaches needed to increase access to and demand for FP among priority populations, particularly youth, people with disabilities, faith-based communities, postpartum women and men.These activities will increase the use of FP services among under-served and poor populations leading to improved maternal and child health outcomes.
Building Livelihoods and Food Security in Zimbabwe through Interventions in the Livestock and Dairy Value Chains The project is assisting vulnerable households to increase smallholder milk production and marketing; rebuild the dairy cattle herd; and pilot the use of donkeys for animal traction with the aim of building profitable dairy businesses.
Legal Services and Advocacy for Human Rights Defenders (Zimbabwe):  Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) aims to enhance the protection of human rights and contribute to the increased resiliency of communities and human rights defenders (HRDs).With FY 2015 funds, the activity will:-Provide comprehensive legal defense services to HRDs subjected to illegal arrest and torture through approximately 50 emergency response cases and 35 follow-on trials-Reduce impunity of perpetrators of political violence in Zimbabwe and assist citizens to better defend their basic rights and freedoms through approximately 55 anti-impunity claims and public interest litigation-Effectively monitor, document and disseminate information on human rights violations against HRDs-Strengthen the personal and organizational security of approximately 15 threatened civil society organizations (CSOs)Build capacity of grassroots CSOs on possible legal interventions in target communities facing political violence.
Humanitarian assistance funds for Cyclone Idai response Shelter and Humanitarian Information Coordination support for Cyclone Idai response
World Food Programme Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award Mod 1 World Food Programme Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award Mod 1
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) is a not for profit human rights organization whose core objective is to foster a culture of human rights in Zimbabwe as well as encourage the growth and strengthening of human rights at all levels of Zimbabwean society through observance of the rule of law. ZLHR is committed to upholding respect for the rule of law and the unimpeded administration of justice, free and fair elections, the free flow of information and the protection of constitutional rights and freedoms in Zimbabwe and the surrounding region.
BROADENED OWNERSHIP IN A GROWING ECONOMY Broadened Ownership in a Growing Economy
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Food security, livelihood recovery, and water access for drought affected vulnerable populations in Chipinge and Chiredzi districts, Zimbabwe.
Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance WASH and Ag/FS activities for populations affected by Cyclone Idai and subsequent flooding in Zimbabwe
Strategic Economic Research and Analysis (SERA) Project (Zimbabwe):  The Strategic Economic Research and Analysis (SERA) program promotes good economic governance by improving evidence-based economic policy research, advocacy, and dialogue through work with civil society organizations, local think-tanks, and business associations to inform the public policy-making process. The program provides limited training to government economists to improve analytical capabilities, and encourage good economic governance by building their capacity to increase government transparency and accountability.  With FY 2015 funds, SERA will:  -Build capacity of local think-tanks, civil society organizations (CSO), and business associations to develop, analyze, and disseminate evidence-based research. -Work with CSOs to advocate for greater transparency and improved economic governance in areas such as pension and parastatal reforms, fiscal management, and anti-corruption. -Build government ministries' analytical skills to improve accountability and effectiveness of economic governance, encourage fiscal transparency, and minimize opportunities for corruption.
International Disaster Assistance award to WFP in Zimbabwe International Disaster Assistance award to WFP in Zimbabwe
Humanitarian Assistance Food assistance, agriculture assistance, and disaster risk reduction and preparedness assistance for affected populations.
Training Lay Counselors to Deliver Mental Health Services recent data estimates that more than 260 million people globally live with depression and over 280 million suffer from anxiety disorders. poverty and mental health are inextricably linked and prevalent in developing countries where a critical shortage of mental health professionals means that people living in poverty lack access to mental health care. to make mental health care more accessible in zimbabwe, an evidence-based, scalable model where government nurses and ngo staff train community health workers (chws) as lay counselors will provide cognitive behavioral therapy with a focus on problem-solving therapy (pst). these trained chwsknown as grandmothers and grandfathers screen people seeking mental health support and provide them with six sessions of pst and access to an optional peer support group.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Address emergency nutrition and water and hygiene needs while building resilience of vulnerable households affected by drought in Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe
TB funded: Zimbabwe HIV Care and Treatment (ZHCT)Program (Zimbabwe):  The purpose is to compliment the COVID 19 pandemic.
Zimbabwe Agricultural Income and Employment Development (Zim-AIED) Program Zim-AIED supports the commercialization of smallholder agriculture and increases the incomes of rural households through the production of both food and cash crops and livestock. Target crops and products include maize, sugar beans, ground nuts, potatoes, paprika, banana, horticulture vegetables, and livestock.The program works in cooperation with private and public sector partners to increase smallholder productivity. In addition, it works with a wide range of domestic, regional, and international buyers to create reliable and profitable marketing systems for small-scale commercial farmers. It is also working with rural agritraders to ensure all farmers have access to competitively priced seeds and fertilizers and can sell their products at fair prices.
Building Resilience, Inclusiveness, Social Cohesion, and Healing (Zimbabwe):  .The Building Resilience, Inclusiveness, Social Cohesion, and Healing (BRICH) activity improves community resilience, trust, and inclusiveness in conflict-affected communities to build social cohesion. The activity builds social trust among people of different socio-economic and political backgrounds, shrinking the vertical gap between rights-holders and duty-bearers in affected communities and at the national level, and increasing opportunities for livelihoods and psychosocial healing for communities and survivors of violence..With FY 2022 funds, the activity will:- Convene public dialogue and mediation sessions to address specific conflict issues affecting communities, including issues related to sexual and gender-based violence dialogues; - Increase citizen awareness of the work of the five independent commissions (Gender, Electoral, Human Rights, Media, and Peace and Reconciliation) through roadshows, information kiosks, and theater presentations on their roles and responsibilities;- Conduct workshops on conflict prevention, mitigation, and transformation to empower local leaders to better respond to identified tensions, risks, and opportunities; and - Establish a conflict early warning and early response system.. .
Financial Management Services Activity The objective of this contract is to expand the Financial Management Office's (FMO) capacity to provide assessments, oversight and training services to the Mission implementing partners.
Grant: Urban sanitation technologies as international power structures (U-STASIS) (Bilateral) A $53,591 Bilateral grant from Université de Neuchatel to IWMI for Urban sanitation technologies as international power structures (U-STASIS)
Grant: Transboundary water competition, CA (Bilateral) A $296,870 Bilateral grant from NAS-National Academy of Sciences to IWMI for Transboundary water competition, CA
Grant: SMALL GRANTS - LEVER 4 - AFRICA (Bilateral) A $23,620 Bilateral grant from others to Bioversity for SMALL GRANTS - LEVER 4 - AFRICA
Grant: Increasing fruit and vegetables intake of low-income populations in Vietnam and Nigeria through food system innovations (Bilateral) A $355,962 Bilateral grant from Wageningen University to CIAT for Increasing fruit and vegetables intake of low-income populations in Vietnam and Nigeria through food system innovations
Grant: CGIAR Fund INIT-04- Network 4 Enabling Tools, Technologies, and Shared Services (N4ETTSS) (Windows 1 & 2) A $267,120 Windows 1 & 2 grant from CGIAR Fund to Bioversity for CGIAR Fund INIT-04- Network 4 Enabling Tools, Technologies, and Shared Services (N4ETTSS)
Grant: Reducing and accounting for agriculture-    driven GHG emissions in USAID's agriculture     related work (Window 3) A $1,624,180 Window 3 grant from USA - USAID-United States Agency for International Development to CIAT for Reducing and accounting for agriculture-    driven GHG emissions in USAID's agriculture     related work
Grant: Pan African Bean Research Alliance (PABRA) for the years 2015-2019. Improving food security, nutrition, incomes, natural resource base and gender equity for better livelihoods of smallholder households in Sub-Saharan Africa (Bilateral) A $7,071,000 Bilateral grant from Switzerland-SDC-Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation to CIAT for Pan African Bean Research Alliance (PABRA) for the years 2015-2019. Improving food security, nutrition, incomes, natural resource base and gender equity for better livelihoods of smallholder households in Sub-Saharan Africa
Grant: VIT A MAIZE&CASSAVA-NIGER (Bilateral) A $199,284 Bilateral grant from AGRA-Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa to IFPRI for VIT A MAIZE&CASSAVA-NIGER
Grant: CLOSED:FAO/IITA - CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVED RURAL LIVELIHOODS AND FOOD SECURITY IN BORNO STATE - PJ-2866...S.SHOLOLA (Bilateral) A $51,000 Bilateral grant from FAO-Food and Agriculture Organization to IITA for CLOSED:FAO/IITA - CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVED RURAL LIVELIHOODS AND FOOD SECURITY IN BORNO STATE - PJ-2866...S.SHOLOLA
Grant: Fostering the Impact of Rice Technologies for better Livelihoods in Sub-Saharan Africa (FIRITEL) (Window 3) A $920,000 Window 3 grant from Belgium-Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation to AfricaRice for Fostering the Impact of Rice Technologies for better Livelihoods in Sub-Saharan Africa (FIRITEL)
Grant: Sorghum varieties development and Improvement (Bilateral) A $17,000 Bilateral grant from Nigerian Breweries to ICRISAT for Sorghum varieties development and Improvement
Grant: Linking genetic, genotypic and phenotypic data of biotic and abiotic stress tolerance for improved Taiwanese rice varieties (Bilateral) A $1,000,000 Bilateral grant from Taiwan-Ministry of Agriculture to IRRI for Linking genetic, genotypic and phenotypic data of biotic and abiotic stress tolerance for improved Taiwanese rice varieties
Grant: Development of Sustainable Systems for Date Palm in the Countries of the GCC (Bilateral) A $2,499,100 Bilateral grant from GCC-Gulf Cooperation Council to ICARDA for Development of Sustainable Systems for Date Palm in the Countries of the GCC
Grant: Accelerating methane reductions in rice production systems through market-based mechanisms (Bilateral) A $450,845 Bilateral grant from Climate and Clean Air Coalition to IRRI for Accelerating methane reductions in rice production systems through market-based mechanisms
Grant: Water and Development II IDIQ (WADI II) (Bilateral) A $350,869 Bilateral grant from DAI Global, LLC to IWMI for Water and Development II IDIQ (WADI II)
Grant: IA AfCFTA MOROCCO (Bilateral) A $174,350 Bilateral grant from France-AFD-Agence Française de Développement to IFPRI for IA AfCFTA MOROCCO
Grant: Evidence Based Advocacy Project (Bilateral) A $7,290,800 Bilateral grant from SNV-Netherlands Development Organisation to IFPRI for Evidence Based Advocacy Project
Grant: NAOS-1264:Developing Biodiverse Agroforests on Rewetted Peatlands in Indonesia (Bilateral) A $300,120 Bilateral grant from NAS-National Academy of Sciences to ICRAF for NAOS-1264:Developing Biodiverse Agroforests on Rewetted Peatlands in Indonesia
Grant: WDVN-1444: Development of Grazing Areas for the IRED Project (Bilateral) A $35,450 Bilateral grant from World Vision International to ICRAF for WDVN-1444: Development of Grazing Areas for the IRED Project