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Make Way Uganda - Liliane Fonds Make Way Uganda context - Liliane Fonds Make Way - embracing intersectionality for health equity & justice.

The Make Way programme (2021-2025) aims to ensure youth in all their diversity can fully realise their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). We promote an intersectional approach to addressing SRHR issues. This means making overlapping vulnerabilities visible to understand their effects on people’s SRHR.

We develop innovative tools and build capacities of other civil society organisations to advocate the needed policy and societal changes.

Our partnership consists of Akina Mama wa Afrika, The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, Kenya, Forum for African Women Educationalists, Liliane Foundation, VSO Netherlands, and Wemos, and we work in partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

We implement Make Way in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, the Eastern and Southern African region and at the global level.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to strengthen community awareness and preparedness for natural disasters and to enhance the tech capacity and policies of disaster risk management.
Haiti Recovery Initiative II Haiti Recovery Initiative II (HRI II) shifted USAIDs Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) investments in Haiti from post-earthquake recovery to preparing local governments and community-based organizations throughout the country for longer-term U.S. government investment.
Distribution to Residential Customers - Caracol Community Electrification Project (CCEP) Distribution to Residential Customers - Caracol Community Electrification Project (CCEP)
Financing Climate Resilient Sanitation Systems and Services (SANIFIN) Under this activity, USAID will provide technical assistance to utilities, service providers, and local authorities in Haiti to enable them to access traditional and non-traditional financing, enhance domestic budget allocations through increased revenue collection in order to upgrade and expand climate-resilient sanitation systems and services. USAID SANIFIN will pursue the following objectives: 1) strengthen management and financial viability of sanitation services providers to be ready to access capital; 2) facilitate partnership opportunities and models that increase the availability of affordable, climate-resilient sanitation systems and sustainable sanitation services; and 3) increase capacity of finance providers to serve the sanitation sector. The activity takes a systems approach to improve resilience of the Haitian sanitation sector, integrating resilience into the implementation of capacity building and social behavior change, and demonstrates how local systems and services strengthening and sector resilience are mutually reinforcing.
OFDA-2013-Haiti/Hurricane-ACTED-Economic Recovery and Market Systems,Shelter and Settlements OFDA-2013-Haiti/Hurricane-ACTED-Economic Recovery and Market Systems,Shelter and Settlements
SUSTAINABLE INCREASED INCOME FOR THE POOR Sustainable Increased Income for the Poor
BEST Bien et Sant Timoun BEST Bien et Sant Timoun means Well-being and health for children. The project provides services on early infant diagnosis, support PMTCT and Pediatric activities and services to orphans and vulnerable population infected or affected by HIV AIDS.
GENUINELY INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE ATTAINED Genuinely Inclusive Democratic Governance Attained
Cap Hatien Port Rehabilitation and Public-Private Partnership Project Public International Organization (PIO) Grant to Cap Haitien Port rehabilitation and PPP
Emergency Relief and Recovery Support in the Wake of Hurricane Matthew Emergency Relief and Recovery Support in the Wake of Hurricane Matthew
Cap-Haitien port rehabilitation-Civil works To meet the anticipated capacity requirements at the CHP and support economic development in northern Haiti USAID has committed to the following renewed electrical services to all facilities including generator plant. Demolition of existing w
Provide vital shelter support to Hurricane Matthew affected population in Coteaux, Haiti Provide vital shelter support to Hurricane Matthew affected population in Coteaux, Haiti
GENUINELY INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE ATTAINED Increase the efficiency, reliability, and transparency of energy services and promote investment in the development, transport, processing, and utilization of indigenous energy sources and imported fuels.
DRG Leahy War Victims Fund (Haiti) (USAID Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA)):  The Leahy War Victims Fund addresses the needs of civilian victims of conflict - particularly individuals with mobility-related injuries - by improving access to affordable and appropriate physical rehabilitation, including prosthetic and orthotic services. With FY 2017 funds in Haiti, USAID will work with the St. Boniface Haiti Foundation to: 1) Sustain and improve access to clinical and rehabilitation care for people with SCI, while also providing rehabilitation services to non-SCI patients within the catchment (service) area of the St. Boniface Hospital; 2) Expand mobile clinics and increase the level of community reintegration services; 3) Continue capacity development training activities and promote system strengthening between local actors and key government entities; and 4) Engage in local and national level advocacy activities aimed at increasing the social inclusion of people with disabilities.
Orphans and Vulnerable Children II (OVCII) Activity Orphans and Vulnerable Children II (OVCII) Activity
University Partnerships (Haiti):  In the agriculture sector, innovation and evidence-based approaches that are adapted to local conditions are critical to increasing production and productivity, transforming goods, and creating and strengthening market linkages. Growing the base of specific skill sets helps address complex issues such as building human and institutional capacity and identifying areas of research for the benefit of local institutions and producers. The Agricultural University Partnership activity aims to support a network of Haitian institutions in developing an agricultural research agenda that is aligned with national development, food security, and resilience priorities. The goal is to create a center that will strengthen agricultural education, training, research, and outreach activities, and link farmers with the private sector. Using FY 2022 funding, this activity will increase institutional capacities and social capital to better meet the needs of the agricultural sector in Haiti, develop revenue-generating services at local institutions to ensure that farmers have continued access to services, and support research centers to showcase high-potential agricultural technologies and strategies to sustainably intensify smallholder production systems..The focus on local institutions aligns with the mission's integrated resilience-focused strategy and aims to have deeper engagements with local universities and research centers in Haiti, more specifically in the two mission-designated Resilience Focus Zones. Given the continued interest in agriculture professions and the capacity to conduct applied research, USAID plans to use FY 2022 funds to better connect academic institutions to the private sector, extension organizations, and farmers. This activity will contribute to addressing the challenges associated with variable cropping systems, low productivity, and support demand-driven applied research.... .
Emergency repairs and drainage works at Caracol-EKAM, Terrier Rouge and Ounaminthe New Settlements sites in the Cap Haitien Development Corridor Emergency repairs and drainage works at Caracol-EKAM, Terrier Rouge and Ounaminthe New Settlements sites in the Cap Haitien Development Corridor
Project Supporting the Efficient Management of State Resources - GERE (Haiti):  With FY 2021 funds, the Project Supporting the Efficient Management of State Resources (GERE) aims to contribute to the decentralization efforts of the GOH by addressing long-standing issues that impede better governance in Haiti. The project will advance the Mission's objective to improve independent and accountable GOH institutions. With an all-Haitian staff and a consortium of two local institutions-the Institute for Training and Services (IFOS) and the Center for Training and Technical Coaching (CFET)-RTI International is well-placed for this governance initiative. The Project will support select municipal, departmental, and central level GOH entities' ability to integrate best governance practices to improve domestic resource mobilization and planning to combat corruption for the improvement of public service delivery. Building on USAID activities, GERE will leverage past, current, and upcoming development efforts to facilitate demand-driven, locally owned, and effective coordination and collaboration in development programming, including contributing to the findings of the Organization for Economic Development and Coordination's public governance review. GERE will also support key GOH institutions to build leadership and advocacy skills at the national and local levels and support them to better understand their roles and responsibilities, strengthen their governance processes and mechanisms while increasing civic engagement. Given the volatility of the Haitian governance landscape, the project will continue to use adaptive management approaches to reach its objectives. ......
Leveraging Land in Haiti Activity The purpose is to increase household security of tenure in target communities and improve the revenue generating capacity by local authorities as a means to finance the infrastructure and, or capital maintenance costs of new and improved community.
Support of the third round of Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government elections The purpose of the Public International Organization (PIO) Grant to UNOPS is to support election supply chain logistics for upcoming Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government elections.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Haiti To support the effective delivery of disaster response by national actors in Haiti through capacity building in key areas of diaster risk management and certifing trainers and emergency operation center staff on information, NFI warehouse, evacuation shelter, and shelter response management.
Tout Timoun Ap Li - ToTAL (All Children Reading) ToTAL, a 29-month USAID-funded applied research project, was launched in August 2012 and simultaneously addressed two pressing concerns for Haiti: education and literacy. Early grade reading is not only a priority for the Ministre de lEducation Nationale et de la Formation Professionnelle (Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training [MENFP]) but also the primary focus of USAID basic education efforts worldwide. Many donors, including the World Bank and the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF), operate in Haiti and support the government efforts, and they are collaborating with the Government of Haiti (GOH) to promote access to and quality of education. The USAID mission in Haiti is leading this effort to work with and reinforce the capacity of the MENFP to promote early grade reading for the majority of Haitian children.
Small Grants Facility (Haiti):  Through the Small Grants Facility (SGF), USAID/Haiti makes small grants available to local organizations to build sustainable local capacity to achieve key development objectives. As Haiti is especially vulnerable to shocks and stresses both from natural disasters and socio-economic instability, FY 2018 funds will support resilience activities to introduce complementary agricultural programming into target communities. The primary objective will be to link communities receiving direct food assistance to opportunities to increase agricultural income and improve resilience. This activity supports USAID/Haiti's Strategic Framework Development Objective 2 (DO2), Intermediate Result 2.1, "vulnerable households better able to weather shocks and chronic stresses," and will be carried out jointly by the Food for Peace, Economic Growth and Agriculture, and Health offices. The small grants utilizing FY18 funding will target: 1) agricultural productivity; 2) support to agribusinesses including livestock production and small and medium size commercial farms; 3) implementation of nutrition sensitive agriculture; and 4) capacity building of community based organizations to implement disaster risk reduction activities...
Cost sharing for Agence Francaise de Development (AFD) - Pillar 3 Cost sharing for Agence Francaise de Development (AFD) - Pillar 3
Surge Support This award will provide surge support services to the mission on an as needed basis.
Administration and Oversight (Disaster Readiness) Administration and Oversight (Disaster Readiness)
Investment, Trade and Association Development (I-TRADE) The I-TRADE project tackles some of these underlying obstacles by addressing deficiencies and policy barriers in the public and private sectors. The project provides to the Government of Haiti (GOH) the tools necessary to effectively negotiate in the competitive global economy; build public sector institutional and ministerial capacity in investment and trade policy; and address weaknesses at the level of private sector institutions by strengthening their ability to be proactive and reactive.
OFDA-2014-Medair Reduce risk in vulnerable areas by increasing capacity in disaster resistant construction practices in local communities.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Haiti Emergency Nutrition activities in response to the the Haiti drought
Prevention of Sexual Transmission of HIV/AIDs in Haiti Prevention of Sexual Transmission of HIV/AIDs in Haiti
Title II Development Program through a partner of the US Agency for International Development. Title II Development Program through a partner of the US Agency for International Development.
Reparation Pou Amelyore Ekipman Medikal (REPARE) New Global Development Alliance (GDA) Reparation Pou Amelyore Ekipman Medikal (REPARE) in Haiti
LOKAL (Limye ak Oganizasyon pou Kolektivite yo Ale Lwen) The LOKAL (Limy ak ganizasyon pou Kolektivite yo Ale Lwen) project was designed after the return of democracy with the election of Preval in 2006. The project focused on three primary areas of intervention: improving decentralization policy and the legal framework, increasing the capacity of local governments to effectively govern and provide basic public services, and enhancing transparent local governance through citizen participation and public information. In addition, LOKAL established several models for communal participatory planning, and piloted a system for increasing municipal tax revenues in three communes. Project implementation was interrupted several times due to natural disasters, most notably from the 2008 hurricane season and the 2010 earthquake, and the project was modified in both cases to respond to emerging needs.
North Power Plant Project The purpose of this Task Order is for the Engineer to provide A/E Services for; the preparation of a conceptual design and performance specifications for use in the preparation of design-build bid documents for a power facility to serve the North Park project and surrounding area. In addition, the Engineer will provide environmental assessment and construction services in support of project implementation.
Ann ALE (Ann Aprann Li ak Ekri - Let's Learn to Read and Write) (Haiti):  USAID continues to assist the Government of Haiti (GOH) in improving children's reading and writing skills with evidence-based Haitian Creole and French instructional programs for grades one through four. Major activities include the development and implementation of reading and writing curricula, training and coaching teachers on appropriate instructional methods, provision of classroom libraries, assessment of student reading and writing abilities, and year-round reading programs to improve student retention and academic performance.  Communication activities will increase public awareness of the importance of reading and writing.  The expected results are strengthened government capacity to implement evidence-based approaches, improved learning outcomes, and the integration of this program into the national curriculum with the long-term objective of improved foundational skills to prepare Haitians for greater economic self-sufficiency.
Haiti Electoral Security and Support Program (HESSP) Haiti Electoral Security and Support Program (HESSP)
Haiti Hope project partnership of USAID, the Coca Cola Co. and IDB to increase the revenue of 25,000 smallholder mango farmers
Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2011 Award Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2011 Award
Konbit Ak Tet Ansanm (KATA) In Haiti, CHF International is undertaking the KATA program. KATA, which stands for the Creole Konbit Ak Tet Ansanm, the principle of working together to accomplish a common goal, is a program designed to create long and short term employment for the people of Haiti, a country with an unemployment rate estimated at around 60%. CHF International does this through community involvement in rehabilitation of infrastructure projects and through helping existing industries to increase their capacity, efficiency and reach new markets. After the disastrous tropical storm season of 2008, CHF is also partnering with the community in order to reduce the risks of flooding, destruction and loss of life caused by hurricanes and other adverse weather.
Community-led monitoring (CLM) activity CLM improves accountability for and quality of the HIV response by strengthening community capacity to gather data to understand barriers to uptake of HIV services and to help design measures to bridge the gaps.
RANFOSE Food Fortification Program (Haiti):  USAID/Haiti's food fortification project (RANFOSE), co-funded by HIV funding, continues to improve health and nutrition outcomes by addressing micronutrient deficiencies and food fortification. Micronutrient deficiencies are a major challenge in Haiti. Based on the 2016-2017 Demographic Health Survey data, 66 percent of children under five are anemic, as are 49 percent of women of reproductive age. The RANFOSE project works with importers, distributors, and local food producers to fortify wheat flour with iron and folic acid, vegetable oil with vitamin A, and salt with iodine. Through the support of this activity, Vitamin A fortified oil was introduced for the first time in the Haitian market...FY 2022 resources will continue to be used to:..Increase the availability of high-quality, fortified staple foods across the country by expanding local production and increasing imports of fortified foods, .Provide clear, consistent, and useful messaging for wholesale and retail consumers on the value and safety of fortified foods. .Continue and extend media campaigns that encourage the use of fortified foods, including cooking oil fortified with Vitamin A, iodized salt, and fortified wheat flour..Continue to support the National Food Quality Laboratory, which provides testing to assure that micronutrients are present at the stated levels in fortified foods. ..The project will continue to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Haiti to address critical issues related to sustained and effective food fortification programs. RANFOSE directly supports and contributes to the government-led efforts to improve the nutrition, health, and food security of the Haitian population..
Cap Haitien Port Customs Support Project Cap Haitien Port Customs Support Project
Reconstruction of the Faculty of Medicine in Haiti Design and Build of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Building Responsive and Representative Political Parties Building Responsive and Representative Political Parties
Sant pour le Dveloppement et la Stabilit d'Hati (SDSH) - Pwoj Djanm The Sant pour le Dveloppement et la Stabilit dHati (SDSH) Projectknown as Pwoj Djanm (robust project) in Creoleand its all-Haitian team are working to increase availability of essential social services, reduce internal conflict, enable productive livelihoods that contribute to Haitis economic development, and build capacity as the foundation for progress. MSH and its partners will continue to support local service delivery NGOs by using performance-based contracts, a proven way to reinforce innovation and accountability; these NGOs will go on to become additional sources of technical assistance. Pwoj Djanm's focus is on supporting decentralization, strengthening public-sector capacity in service delivery, and supporting local NGO service delivery by leveraging funding from the commercial sector and other donors.
Reducing Vulnerabilities and Impacts of Neighborhood Emergencies (RAVINE) The Reducing Vulnerabilities and Impacts of Neighborhood Emergencies (RAVINE) program, funded by USAID/OFDA, focuses on risk reduction activities in vulnerable urban ravine neighborhoods. Program interventions include reconstructing community-identified public infrastructure; training residents on safer, cost-effective building techniques; and increasing awareness of the impacts of solid waste.
Health and protection project for covid in Haiti Health and protection project for covid in Haiti
OFDA Institutional Support Contract IQC - After Action Review/Lessons Learned Haiti Task Order OFDA Institutional Support Contract IQC - After Action Review/Lessons Learned Haiti Task Order
Resilient Livestock Market System Activity The purpose of the USAID/Haiti Resilient Livestock Market System Activity is to increase the resilience of households and communities in the Northern and Southern Resilience Focus Zones through the improvement of the livestock market system.
Integrated housing and community development program at DLA 3 site in Titanyen Public International Organization (PIO) grant to UNOPS for Integrated housing and community development program at DLA 3 site in Titanyen
Final Evaluation of LOKAL The evaluation examines the achievements and weaknesses of the LOKAL program and presents recommendations for a follow-on local governance support project. Written by Bertrant Laurent and Yves-Franois Pierre.
Basic Education & Work Preparedness Activity This activity aims to improve the literacy and life skills of socially and economically disadvantaged and marginalized out-of-school youth (80 percent girls and young women). These basic education and vocational/job training will increase the access of youth to economic opportunities.
Strong Beginnings: Leveraging the Home, School and Church to Develop the Whole Child in Haiti (New GDA) (Haiti):  With FY 2021 funds, USAID will support the new activity Strong Beginnings: Leveraging the Home, School and Church to Develop the Whole Child in Haiti to improve reading and writing outcomes in Creole and French in approximately 160 schools in the Grand'Anse and South departments. The activity aligns with USAID's Education Policy and supports the Mission's resilience focus objectives..Activities will undertake teacher training and coaching efforts, including training in the use of classroom libraries to enhance students' reading comprehension, remediation/differentiation of instruction, and use of a bilingual, scripted, phonics-based early grade literacy curriculum embedded in a social-emotional learning approach. Pre-primary education will also be included to focus on the essential pre-literacy skills and to create an enabling learning environment from the beginning of a child's education through the early grades. The implementation of a learning laboratory approach facilitates a rapid feedback model that builds systematic achievement of learning objectives into the early stages of pre-primary education..Expected results include improved writing and reading skills in Creole and French for first and second grade students; improved social and emotional learning (SEL) skills for teachers and students; improved school readiness measures; implementation of a robust monitoring and evaluation plan; increased access to quality teacher training and coaching; knowledge sharing events among stakeholders in Haiti; the establishment of networks to develop partnerships in education across five departments in Haiti...