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Feed the Future Zimbabwe – Crop Development (FTF-CD) (Zimbabwe):  .The five-year FTFZ-CD activity provides capacity building and technical assistance to increase incomes and food security of 28,500 smallholder agricultural producers. FTFZ-CD focuses on high-value and staple food crops to improve agricultural practices and post-harvest handling, while building business skills so that small scale family producers can move into commercial farming. ..With FY 2019 funds FTFZ-CD will:.Provide "farming as a business" and nutrition sensitive agriculture training; Link beneficiaries to financial institutions to increase access to credit for trade, production, and capital investment;Link farmers to local food processors to increase access to reliable markets;Train farmers on nutrition and hygiene behavior change; Promote women farmers in leadership roles; andAssist beneficiaries affected by Cyclone Idai to recover livelihoods lost in the cyclone..
ACCESS TO ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISADVANTAGED Access to Economic Opportunities for Disadvantaged Groups Expanded
Strengthening Performance of Target Committees in Parliament The Parliamentary Strengthening Program aims to build the capacity of targeted Parliamentary Committees on executive oversight and lawmaking.
Family AIDS Initiative (FAI) Project Through this project, EGPAF has been the primary partner in providing technical support to Zimbabwes Ministry of Health and Child Welfare (MOHCW) to increase access to comprehensive, high-quality prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services that are closely linked to HIV/AIDS treatment, care, and support for families, including children living with HIV. Over the five-year period, the program expanded its partnership with the MOHCW by supporting a package of district-level activities to strengthen district-level PMTCT and pediatric services nationwide towards achieving full-scale elimination of pediatric HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe.
Strengthening Private Sector Services (Zimbabwe):  The Strengthening Private Sector Support for Health (SPSS) mechanism aims to reduce morbidity and mortality by increasing coverage of national malaria prevention and treatment interventions. With FY 2014 funds, SPSS will:-Distribute 880,000 Long-Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets (LLINs) in targeted areas. Increasing the coverage of LINNs will reduce malaria incidence and decrease related morbidity and mortality-Conduct a pilot distribution of LLINs within antenatal care (ANC) services in two districts in order to make the distribution of nets a routine part of ANC services.-Support a malaria training needs assessment and provide training and follow-up support to 1,200 primary health care workers on malaria case management. This training will reduce malaria case fatality by improving early access and treatment of malaria cases. -Support malaria behavior change communication activities to increase uptake of all malaria interventions.-Support training of health workers in monitoring and evaluation of malaria interventions.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Immediate assistance and recovery to drought affected populations in Masvingo through livestock protection; access to water, sanitation, and hygiene; and improved agricultural production.
Vana Batwana Program HOSPAZ Bantwana aims at mitigating the impact of HIV/AIDS on Zimbabwe's children by enhancing the sustainability of care and support for orphans and vulnerable children under the National Action Plan for OVC (NAPII).
New Narratives for Accountability in Zimbabwe (NNAZ) (Zimbabwe):  New Narratives for Accountability in Zimbabwe builds citizen action against corruption to hold relevant state and non-state actors accountable. With FY 2023 funds, the activity will:- Support community help desks to promote feedback between citizens and those in power;- Write research papers to link micro-community challenges to broader, national-level accountability issues;- Host an Accountability Incubator that will support young accountability entrepreneurs develop creative, bottom-up ideas to promote accountability and anti-corruption initiatives;- Elevate accountability issues through cultural events, such as music festivals, to identify, support, and connect talented young artists around issues of representation and participation;- Conduct an initiative called "Integrity Icon" to identify public-sector actors that perform their work with integrity and "name and fame" them in an effort to promote positive public service values; and - Conduct film fellowships for young people to learn film-making and create content that promotes integrity and accountability.
Citizens Participation in Democratic Processes Program (Zimbabwe):  .The Strengthening Citizen Participation in Democratic Processes Program mobilizes citizens to engage in political processes at the local level and thereby enhance their voices in the national political dialogue. If a proposed extension for this activity is approved, FY 2016 Funds will be used to:.Strengthen the capacity of ZimRights' grassroots structures and independent community-based organizations (CBOs) to more effectively mobilize citizens to participate in democratic processes through activities including needs-based trainings and technical assistance, membership outreach, and community-led public policy forums;Sponsor youth- and women-focused town hall meetings; andIncrease citizen awareness of Zimbabwe's 2013 Constitution.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Support enhanced and sustainable crop and livestock production through increased access to strategic agricultural inputs in Zimbabwe
CMM Reconciliation Fund Annual Program Statement (APS) CMM Reconciliation Fund Annual Program Statement (APS)
Families and Communities for Elimination of Pediatric HIV (FACE-Pediatric HIV) Building on the achievements from the Family AIDS Initiative (FAI), USAID awarded funding to OPHID for a five-year program, entitled, Families and Communities for Elimination of Pediatric HIV (FACE-Pediatric HIV). The FACE Pediatric HIV program is implemented by a consortium of partners who bring a wide range of technical expertise and over ten years of experience in designing, implementing and leveraging support towards Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV in Zimbabwe. The program will expand access to high-quality prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services that are closely linked to HIV/AIDS treatment, care, and support for families, including children living with HIV.
Humanitarian Assistance Providing WASH services to communities affected by COVID-19
Zimbabwe Emergency Food Assistance Zimbabwe emergency food assistance programming
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Improve food security and agricultural recovery for drought affected vulnerable households in Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe
DCHA/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 Emergency food security and water response for drought affected population in Gutu and Matobo districts, Zimbabwe
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide lean season food assistance to vulnerable and food insecure populations using the purchase for progress method, where grain will be purchased from local producers and then distributed as part of the food assistance ration.
Feed the Future Zimbabwe-Fostering Agribusiness for Resilient Markets (FTFZ-FARM) (Zimbabwe):  The Feed the Future Zimbabwe-Fostering Agribusiness for Resilient Markets (FTFZ-FARM) activity will use FY 2023 funding to advance livelihood opportunities, increase incomes, and improve nutrition outcomes among smallholder farmers, seed retailers and other small scale value chain actors in USAID Resilience Focus Zone. This activity will build upon the successes of past Feed the Future (FTF) crop and livestock activities. The crop development component of the activity will focus on high-value, staple and nutritious food crops for sales and household consumption. The livestock component will focus on improving the breeds of livestock for increased productivity and on forage production for livestock feeding, especially during the lean season. The activity will provide training on improved agricultural production and post-harvest handling practices, improved climate smart agriculture technologies, and business skills. It will also contribute to improving household nutrition status, increasing access to credit, and facilitating better market linkages with input suppliers and buyers. Given that more than 60 percent of the beneficiaries are women, the activity is enabling them to acquire the knowledge and experience to increase the productivity of their farms and/or businesses. Increasing women's financial contributions to their households will improve their status in their communities and will contribute to reducing gender-based violence. The activity is also working closely with other USAID Economic Growth and Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience (HAR) activities to maximize USAID development investments through leveraging of resources.
TB Local Organizations Network (TB-LON/TASQC) (Zimbabwe):  .USAID/Zimbabwe's Tuberculosis (TB) Local Organizations Network (TB-LON) is a network of local organizations that supports the national TB program (NTP) to develop and implement policies, strategies, and services for TB prevention, diagnosis, care, treatment, and support, and to create an enabling environment for TB control in Zimbabwe..With FY 2023 funds, TB-LON/TASQC will provide site level technical assistance and direct service delivery to ensure comprehensive implementation of national TB guidelines, procedures, and other standards of practice. This support enables health facilities to continuously improve and maintain the quality of TB services. Specifically, the mechanism will support the following activities: -Scale up support for TB services to an additional nine PEPFAR supported districts.-Engage additional human resources for health (HRH) including nurses and microscopists at high volume facilities to increase TB service provision. -Integrate TB screening and diagnostic services into existing outreach activities with a high capacity to reach clients at high risk of TB infection. -Develop the capacity of existing HIV community level cadres to offer TB services.-Use existing systems for tracking and tracing HIV clients to follow up on TB contacts and defaulters.   These interventions will be implemented in 15 districts and will result in a sustained reduction in new TB cases, increased identification of TB infected individuals, and increased TB treatment success. This activity is jointly funded with PEPFAR funds to promote system-wide efficiencies and improve integrated system performance.. .
World Food Programme Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award Mod 2 World Food Programme Zimbabwe Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award Mod 2
Pathways Pathways is a five-year activity to reduce human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) impact, vulnerability and risk and to increase uptake and retention of high-impact HIV services among orphans and vulnerable children.
WASH and Child Protection in Communities  Emergency Response in Cholera Affected Urban Areas The overall objectives are to: 1. reduce risks to wash-related diarrhoeal diseases, especially cholera, through provision of sustainable water supply, capacity building to sustain and manage safe water supply, and hygiene promotion 2. strengthen the identification, reporting and referral of victims of violence against children, gender-based violence and child labor, especially utilizing community-based wash delivery and management systems, schools, and health facilities.
Title II - Promoting Recovery in Zimbabwe Project (PRIZE) USAID/Food for Peace (FFP) awarded a cooperative agreement to Catholic Relief Services (CRS), in consortium with ACDI/VOCA and CARE, to implement a Title II emergency food assistance project. The project was designed to reduce food insecurity for vulnerable individuals in eight districts in Zimbabwe. USAID/Zimbabwes Economic Growth Office also contributed $2 million in Economic Support Funds in order to promote market linkage and value chain activities.
HIV Health The goal of the activity is to improve health, safety, education and stability outcomes for orphans and other vulnerable children, adolescents, and youth affected and infected by HIV
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought-2016 To provide critical lifesaving nutrition and WASH interventions and preventative care to vulnerable children and women in the nine most drought-affected districts of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Agricultural Competitiveness (Zim-ACP) Program The project provides technical assistance that helps improve Zimbabwes agricultural competitiveness by facilitating evidenced-based dialogue between farmers and regulatory authorities in order to strengthen the business environment. The USAID program is building the capacity of farmers unions and commodity and agribusiness associations to enable them to analyze issues, conduct research, and advocate for the interests of their members to relevant government ministry and Parliamentary committees.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding for agriculture, ERMS, protection, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH).
Zimbabwe Assistance Program In Malaria (ZAPIM) II The Purpose Of The Zimbabwe Assistance Program In Malaria (ZAPIM) II Is To Provide Comprehensive Support For, And Collaborative Partnership With, The Zimbabwe Ministry Of Health And Child Care (MOHCC) And National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) And To Support The NMCP's Established Strategy And Goals As Outlined For 2021-2025. ZAPIM II Will Contribute To Attainment Of The USAID MissionS Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS), 2nd Development Objective  Increased Number Of Zimbabweans Live Longer And Healthier Lives . This Activity Will Specifically Focus On Progress In Intermediate Result 2.2 Enhanced Coverage Of Malaria Control And Elimination Measures . CDCS Cross-Cutting Issues  Gender, Country Ownership, Youth, And Governance  Are Special Areas Of Concern To Which All Usaid Programs Should Contribute And Consider. There Are Five Principal Objectives Of ZAPIM II Envisioned By USAID To Reduce Malaria Morbidity And Mortality In Zimbabwe. These Objectives Are Defined As Having Been Successful Worldwide In Malaria Control And Elimination Guidance By The World Health Organization (WHO) And The PresidentS Malaria Initiative (PMI). Achieving These Objectives Will Require Substantial Efforts To Increase The Capacity Of The MOHCC/NMCP And Partners To Independently And Successfully Design, Implement, And Monitor Malaria Activities At National, Provincial, District, Ward And Community Levels. In Addition To The Objectives Outlined Below, Applicants To The ZAPIM II Notice Of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Are Invited And Encouraged To Expand Upon This Package In Innovative Ways To Support Quality Performance Of The MOHCC/NMCP. ZAPIM II Objectives Objective 1: Improved Quality Of Malaria Case Management And Malaria In Pregnancy (MIP) Objective 2: Increased Mosquito Net Ownership, Access And Consistent Use Objective 3: Increased Preventative And Health-Seeking Behaviors, Including Timely, Quality Diagnosis And Treatment Of Malaria Objective 4: Increased C
Development Food Security Activity A five-year United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) funded food security and resilience program. The program focuses on Manicaland and Masvingo provinces targeting 301,636 vulnerable and food insecure women, men, and youth (young men and women) from extremely poor and chronically vulnerable households (HHs); HHs with adolescents, children, and women at risk of chronic and acute malnutrition.
NRM STRENGTHENED FOR SUSTAlNABLE DEVELOPMENT OF CAMP Natural resources management strengthened for sustainable development of CAMPFIRE communities
Health Assistance Reduce the number of new infections among adolescent girls and young women.
World Food Programme Zimbabwe International Distaster Assistance (IDA) World Food Programme Zimbabwe International Distaster Assistance (IDA)
Zimbabwe Constitutional Movement (ZICOMO) (Zimbabwe):  .The Zimbabwe Constitutional Movement (ZICOMO) activity will help civil society advance the implementation of key provisions in the Constitution through (a) advocacy for the alignment of legislation with the Constitution and (b) support for litigation demanding the enforcement of rights. The activity will also support litigation to challenge the constitutionality of existing legislation. ZICOMO will increase citizen awareness of the Constitution and promote citizen engagement to demand the implementation of key reforms required to give effect to key constitutional provisions. The activity will embed youth inclusivity and gender equality to heighten awareness and increase demand for the actualization of the comprehensive Bill of Rights in the Constitution of Zimbabwe. ..With FY 2023 funds, the activity will:.-Support multi-pronged advocacy and litigation to influence the formal alignment of laws and the ongoing implementation of the Constitution;-Increase citizen awareness of constitutional rights, roles, and responsibilities; -Strengthen public discourse on democratic reform; -Increase citizen demand and pressure for the enjoyment of rights and the advancement of constitutional reforms; and-Target and address 'supply-side' challenges by identifying government constraints and finding incentives for constitutional implementation in line with the U.S. Government (USG) policy.
Humanitarian Assistance Nutrition, agriculture, and financial recovery support for food insecure communities.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance The goal is to strengthen resilient livelihoods and self-reliance of households vulnerable to the multifaceted crisis through improved household production, access to diversified income sources, sanitation and water services, and anticipatory actions to potential crises in rural areas. The total number of beneficiaries that will be supported under this award is 32,895 individuals.
Humanitarian Assistance The goal of the program is to support epidemic control by targeting testing to efficiently identify PLHIV, ensuring all newly diagnosed PLHIV are immediately linked to treatment, and all PLHIV on treatment have ready access to antiretroviral therapy (ART), are retained on treatment, and remain virally suppressed.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Food assistance and community asset building for food insecure communities.
Humanitarian Assistance Community system strengthening for reducing vulnerability, restoring economic sustainability, and improving recovery from COVID-19
Accountable Democratic Action Through Social Cohesion (Zimbabwe):  .The activity will support efforts to contribute to peace and social cohesion, increase the capacity of local communities to deal with past human and constitutional rights violations, reduce the risk of future violations, seek accountability for violations, empower communities to monitor and document violations, connect communities to more formal institutions such as the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) and the Zimbabwe National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) for reporting issues and seeking solutions, and provide livelihoods opportunities to victims of violence. More specifically, the activity will:.Enhance citizen support and participation in national healing and reconciliation initiatives;Facilitate access to psychosocial counseling, medical treatment, legal representation, and protection for victims of violence and torture; andFacilitate socio-economic reintegration of victims of violence and torture into society.
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End of Project Evaluation of the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) in Zimbabwe End of Project Evaluation of the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) in Zimbabwe
Advancing Promotion and Protection of Human Rights through Legal Services, Rights Literacy, Training and Advocacy (Zimbabwe):  Advancing Promotion and Protection of Human Rights through Legal Services, Rights Literacy, Training, and Advocacy will provide essential support services to human rights defenders (HRDs) and victims of human and constitutional rights violations that will enable them to continue to assert and demand their rights and freedoms and to hold relevant state and non-state actors accountable.With FY 2019 funds, the activity will:.Provide comprehensive legal defense services to HRDs subjected to illegal arrest and torture through emergency case response and follow-on trials;Litigate public interest, strategic impact, anti-impunity, and constitutional cases to advance key constitutional reforms;Work with citizens, civil society, and other stakeholders to increase their awareness of constitutional rights, roles, and responsibilities;Monitor, document, and disseminate information on human and constitutional rights violations against HRDs; andStrengthen the personal and organizational security of threatened civil society organizations..
Emergency Food Assistance Programming to improve livelihoods, food security, social cohesion, psychosocial support, and access to basic wash services for beneficiaries, including IDPs.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Zimbabwe/Drought - 2016 Improve access to safe water and community management of acute malnutrition in Gutu and Mberengwa, Zimbabwe
Mavambo Children Vana (MCV) program Mavambo Children Vana (MCV) program in Zimbabwe is to mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS on OVC and their households
Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) (Zimbabwe):  .The Parliamentary Support Program (PSP) strives to strengthen the capacity of the Zimbabwean Parliament to carry out its legislative, representative, and oversight functions more effectively. The activity enhances parliamentary oversight of the Executive and other state institutions and enables Parliament to play a more significant role in improving the lives of Zimbabweans and to exercise more influence in the governance of the country..With FY 2022 funds, the activity will:- Strengthen the technical and research capacities of legislators and parliamentary staff in legislative analysis, drafting, policy analysis, reporting, and implementation of work plans;- Support the drafting and submittal of two private member bills;- Convene meetings between Parliament, government ministries, and CSOs to discuss draft bills produced by stakeholders outside Parliament;- Provide technical assistance in the revision of Parliament's Standing Rules and Orders to enhance inclusion and effectiveness in parliamentary processes;- Support parliamentary caucuses, possibly including the Children's and Women's Caucuses, to enhance members' ability to contribute to the work of Parliament and assume leadership roles within the institution; and - Build parliamentarians' capacity to represent their constituencies and the issues and interests of their constituents.. .
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to support agriculture, ERMS, WASH and protection activities.