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Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - providing customized consulting services[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. providing customized consulting services
Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - Reprinting the Little Engine that Could in bilingu[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. Reprinting the Little Engine that Could in bilingual version
Publishing a Wrinkle in time by Madeleine L Engle Publishing a Wrinkle in time by Madeleine L Engle in Turkmen
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Turkmenistan TDY WMD Training: In-country support Turkmenistan TDY WMD Training: In-country support
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Post operations expenses EXBS Program Post Operations Expenses: Telephone Station Of Ashgabat City - Turkmentelecom
Englishpalooza project winter 2019 summer 2020 Englishpalooza project winter 2019 summer 2020
Conservation of Ancient Sardobas (Underground Reservoirs) at Shahrislam Archaeological Site The ancient Silk Road city of Shahrislam (9th-15th centuries) thrived on an ingenious hydrologic system of karizes (artificial underground channels) and baked brick conduits that delivered water to it from springs in the Kopet Dag mountain range This project involves the conservation of two sardobas (underground water reservoirs) that formed part of the water supply system.
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Turkmenistan UGA Academy Turkmenistan UGA Academy
Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - Information Redacted U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. STX10016GR005 CIED Georgetown University
Publishing Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein Publishing Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
STX10017GR004 American Councils for Intern. Educat STX10017GR004 American Councils for International Education
Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - Bilingual reprint of Little House in the Woods[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. Bilingual reprint of Little House in the Woods
Providing customized consulting services Providing customized consulting services
Conservation of Bronze Age Mosaics at Gonur Depe Uncovered between 2004 and 2009, the ancient mosaics from the royal necropolis at Gonur Depe, the capital of the Bronze Age civilization of Margiana (3rd millennium BCE), require conservation treatment to forestall further deterioration. This project includes a cataloguing component and training workshops.
Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - Information Redacted U.S. Department of State: Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. STX10015GR010 American Councils, Alumni Support Program in Turkmenistan
Diagnosis and Treatment w Artemisinin-Based Combo Therapies Improve equitable access to and appropriate use of artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) to treat malaria, including provision of drugs; logistic support for the delivery of drugs; informing and educating communities and health providers about using and prescribing ACTs; improved diagnostic capacity; training of health providers; and monitoring of adverse effects.
Supporting Economic Growth in Asia (US-SEGA) (USAID Asia Regional):  .When governments and economic actors have sound, effective, transparent, gender-aware, and accountable systems and policies in place, there is an increased ability to achieve broad-based economic growth and improved regional economic connectivity. This activity will improve the policy environment to promote sustainable economic growth and prosperity, improved regional economic cooperation, sound management of institutions, and good governance under the Indo Pacific Strategy and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework. This activity will foster an enabling environment for smart, sustainable, and clean transportation infrastructure with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and other Southeast Asia countries.  This activity will work with local public and private sector partners to ensure local expertise and buy-in.  This activity aligns with Administration priorities on climate and inclusive development
Knowledge SUCCESS (USAID Global Health (GH)):  .Knowledge SUCCESS strengthens programs and services by supporting increased use of relevant information in informed and voluntary family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) programming. The project promotes the use of knowledge management (KM), or the process of collecting and curating knowledge and connecting people to it so they can act effectively, within the global FP/RH community. The project's principal audiences-program managers, technical advisors, conveners, and decision makers--are those professionals who are responsible for designing, implementing, and evaluating FP/RH programs and services. The project's mandate is to meet their knowledge needs by making critical, high-quality information available and accessible; by enabling routine, meaningful sharing of knowledge; and by building lasting capacity for collaboration, learning, and adaptation. Major activities include: managing and sustaining the FP/RH global resource repository; brokering and supporting knowledge exchange and collaboration to facilitate knowledge use; and building sustainable capacity for knowledge sharing, collaboration, learning, and adaptation. FY23 funds will support the Global Health Science and Practice Journal, which is an open access, peer-reviewed online journal that is a resource for public health professionals who design, implement, manage, evaluate, and support health programs in low-and middle-income countries. The journal covers a range of cross-cutting issues such as gender, quality improvement, logistics, and supply chain management, and published articles based on submissions from practitioners and professionals working across health areas... .
Burkina Faso Task Order - SWIFT IV Ordre de tâche du Burkina Faso - SWIFT IV Burkina Faso Task order under the Support Which Implements Fast Transitions IV (SWIFT IV) IDQ Ordre de tâche du Burkina Faso sous l'appui qui met en application des transitions rapides IV (SWIFT IV) IDQ
Central Asia PVE Research into Action (CAPRIA) The new Central Asia Countering Violent Extremism (CA CVE) program will make two key interventions.  The first will use digital and case study data to inform and test pilot interventions. The learning objectives of this intervention are to gain a better understanding of community-level VE risk and resilience factors in the three countries and determine the extent to which digital drivers of risk and resilience are equal to, greater than, or less than real-world factors, particularly among youth...The second, closely linked intervention will apply a public health lens to CVE research and pilot activities in the Kyrgyz Republic.  The aim of this intervention is to identify:  to what extent is a public health approach to VE effective in identifying risk and prevention factors and interventions that reduce community risk to VE; to what extent do the community characteristics or factors differ in communities where VE has manifested and in communities with an absence of VE; and to what extent do community-level prevention strategies reduce community vulnerability to VE.
Central America and Mexico HIV/AIDS Program: Combination Prevention for Most-At-Risk Populations Programa de America Central y de México HIV/AIDS: Prevención de la combinación para las poblaciones del Más-En-riesgo Behavior change in high-prevalence and vulnerable HIV/AIDS populations in CentralAmerica and Mexico. Cambio del comportamiento en alto-predominio y poblaciones vulnerables de HIV/AIDS en America Central y México.
Food Security Service Center II Centro de servicio de la seguridad alimentario II Centro de serviço II da segurança do alimento Centre II de service de sécurité de nourriture Food Security Service Center II (FSSC) activity will provide a broad range of integrated and knowledge-driven technical services to Feed the Future (FTF) focus and aligned missions, host countries (through capacity building), and the Bureau for Food Security. La actividad del centro de servicio de la seguridad alimentario II (FSSC) proporcionará una amplia gama de servicios técnicos integrados y conocimiento-conducidos para alimentar el foco del futuro (FTF) y las misiones alineadas, los países de acogida (con desarrollo de capacidades), y la oficina para la seguridad alimentario. A atividade do centro de serviço II da segurança do alimento (FSSC) fornecerá uma escala larga de serviços técnicos integrados e conhecimento-conduzidos para alimentar o foco do futuro (FTF) e as missões alinhadas, os países anfitrião (através da capacitação), e o departamento para a segurança do alimento. L'activité du centre II de service de sécurité de nourriture (FSSC) fournira une large gamme de services techniques intégrés et motivés par la connaissance pour alimenter le foyer de l'avenir (FTF) et les missions alignées, les pays d'accueil (par le bâtiment de capacité), et le bureau pour la sécurité de nourriture.
East Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021 East Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021
Alliance for Inclusive and Nutritious Food Processing (AINFP) The five-year,  public-private partnership will work with the food processing sector in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia, tapping the power of the private sector to create better nutritional outcomes for base-of-the-pyramid consumers and more profitable market opportunities for local farmers.
CA: Seeds for Development (S4D) Support Activity (USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security):  Purpose: The overarching goal of S34D is to improve the functioning of national seed sectors in focus countries in an inclusive manner: this 'inclusive' approach aims to support all farmers, including women farmers and youth. S34D aims to meet the activity goals by increasing the capacity of the formal and informal seed systems and humanitarian and relief programming to sustainably offer quality, affordable seeds of a range of crops (Objective 1) and increasing collaboration and coordination among all seed systems actors and actions (Objective 2)...Activities: Objective 1 works across formal, informal and emergency seed sectors to enhance the resilience of people and livelihoods through increasing farmers' access to improved seeds for a range of crops, including climate-resilient varieties.  Objective 2 builds the resilience of seed systems through interactions and synergies among formal, informal and emergency seed sectors. This integrated approach is further strengthened by cross-cutting IRs that seek to improve policies and practices that support pluralistic, resilient seed systems, rather than focusing on individual parts of each system. An important aspect of the activity is to gain a better understanding about how seed systems interact and where there may be positive or negative market interactions. In the case of detrimental actions, S34D intends to develop interventions to address market distortions..Benefitting Countries: Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Zambia .
West Africa Farmer-To-Farmer The always-evolving challenges of the agriculture sector in West Africa require solutions from a new and innovative generation of agriculture educators, technicians, farmers and agribusinesses. The USAID-funded West Africa Farmer-to-Farmer program will send expert U.S. volunteers to Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria and Senegal to share their knowledge directly with agriculture stakeholders to address critical needs. These priorities include reducing poverty, providing essential services and technologies to smallholders, and educating young women and men for meaningful and productive work. Winrock's West Africa Farmer-to-Farmer program will: Improve agriculture education and training, Develop rural livelihoods, Increase postharvest quality.
Nigeria Task Order - SWIFT IV Nigeria Task Order under the Support Which Implements Fast Transitions IV (SWIFT IV) IDQ
East Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2019 East Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2019
Caribbean Climate Change Adaptation and Risk Reduction Initiative (CCCARRI) The United States has launched the Caribbean Climate Change Adaptation Risk Reduction Initiative (CCCARRI), a program that will strengthen an integrated system for the development, implementation, and financing of sustainable adaptation approaches in Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago. The project will help ensure that climate data and information are used in decision-making, innovative adaptation approaches are developed, and climate financing for adaptation initiatives is secured.
West Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021 service informatique financé par la récupération coûté régional de l'Afrique de l'ouest - 2021 West Africa Regional Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021 service informatique financé par la récupération coûté régional de l'Afrique de l'ouest - 2021
Integrated Land and Resource Governance (ILRG) Governança integrada da terra e do recurso (ILRG) The Integrated Land and Resource Governance (ILRG) activity will work to remove tenure-related barriers and improve land and resource governance to achieve development objectives in support of U.S. national interests such as conflict prevention and mitigation, countering violent extremism, achieving women's economic empowerment, promoting self-reliance and inclusive economic growth, increasing agricultural productivity and food security, climate change, and strengthening biodiversity conservation and natural resources management. ILRG seeks to: Support the development of inclusive land and property rights laws and policies; Assist law and policy implementation, including clarifying, documenting, registering, and administering rights to land and resources; Support the capacity of local institutions to administer and secure equitable land and resource governance; and Facilitate responsible land-based investments with businesses to strengthen value chains, enhance resilient societies, and increase local development ownership. The specific activities under ILRG are still under development. A atividade integrada da governança da terra e do recurso (ILRG) trabalhará para remover as barreiras posse-relacionadas e para melhorar a governança da terra e do recurso para conseguir objetivos do desenvolvimento a favor dos interesses nacionais dos E.U. tais como a prevenção e a mitigação de conflito, opondo o extremismo violento, conseguindo a concessão econômica das mulheres, promovendo a confiança e segurança da produtividade agrícola inclusiva de crescimento econômico, de aumento e do alimento, alterações climáticas, e reforço da conservação da biodiversidade e da gestão de recursos naturais. ILRG procura a: Apoie o desenvolvimento da terra inclusiva e as leis e as políticas dos direitos de propriedade; Lei da assistência e aplicação da política, incluindo o esclarecimento, o documentação, registrar, e administrar de direitos à terra e aos recursos; Apoie a capacidade das instituições locais administrar e fixar a governança equitativa da terra e do recurso; e facilite investimentos terrestres responsáveis com negócios para reforçar cadeias de valores, para aumentar sociedades resilientes, e a posse local do desenvolvimento do aumento. As atividades específicas sob ILRG são ainda em desenvolvimento.
EDU: Education Support Contract EDU: Contrato de la ayuda de la educación (USAID Latin America and Caribbean Regional):  This contract provides technical assistance services to respond to the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Program (LAC/RP) and field mission demands related to primary and higher education, youth programs, and workforce development in LAC. The areas of support  include: research, analysis, assessment, monitoring and evaluation services, and training, and are defined on a needs-basis with the goal of improving the quality of education and workforce development programming to increase impact and inclusion. With FY 2022 funds, this mechanism will support research, analysis and evaluation to inform new activity designs and needed adaptations to existing activities to improve effectiveness. By strengthening design, implementation, and oversight of USAID education interventions in the LAC region, this contract helps to ensure that the investments in improving education outcomes made by U.S. taxpayers are efficient and effective. This contract promotes WHA-LAC Joint Regional Strategy goal 4.4: strengthen health and education systems and improve inclusive access by ensuring USAID education activities have a strong learning component and are able to adapt as new learning about what works and what does not work to ensure inclusive access to quality education is identified. ... (USAID América latina y regional del Caribe):  Este contrato proporciona servicios de la asistencia técnica para responder a la América latina y las demandas del Caribe de la misión del programa regional (LAC/RP) y del campo relacionadas con la educación primaria y más alta, los programas de la juventud, y el desarrollo de la mano de obra en LACA. Las áreas de la ayuda incluyen: la investigación, el análisis, la evaluación, los servicios de la supervisión y de la evaluación, y el entrenamiento, y se definen en una necesidad-base con el objetivo de mejorar la calidad del desarrollo de la educación y de la mano de obra que programa para aumentar impacto y la inclusión. Con los fondos del FY 2022, este mecanismo apoyará la investigación, el análisis y la evaluación para informar a nuevos diseños de la actividad y a adaptaciones necesarias a las actividades existentes para mejorar eficacia. Fortaleciendo diseño, la puesta en práctica, y el descuido de las intervenciones de la educación de USAID en la región de la LACA, este contrato ayuda a asegurarse de que las inversiones en la mejora de los resultados de la educación hechos por los contribuyentes de los E.E.U.U. son eficientes y eficaces. Este contrato promueve la meta 4,4 de la estrategia regional de la junta de WHA-LAC: fortalezca la salud y los sistemas educativos y mejore el acceso inclusivo asegurando actividades de educación de USAID tienen un componente de aprendizaje fuerte y pueden adaptarse como nuevo aprendizaje sobre qué trabajos y qué no trabaja para asegurar se identifica el acceso inclusivo a la educación de la calidad. ...
UNHRD stockpile support-Malaysia HRD Armazenagem apoio-Malásia HRD de UNHRD UNHRD stockpile support-Malaysia HRD Armazenagem apoio-Malásia HRD de UNHRD
Professional and Institutional Capacities of Media Boost the capacity and sustainability of professional journalism and citizen-generated media through a mix of training, education, mentoring, networking and exchange activities, including but not limited to: content production support as a training mechanism; developing and distributing training materials; and building and/or reforming media-related host country training and higher educational institutions. Support the development of a financially sustainable media sector through organizational and financial management training, advertising sector development, audience research and/or circulation audit capacities, market research, business planning, capital infusion and loans, media industry information exchanges, sponsorships/partnerships and other methods to improve the economic viability of the sector.
S-Higher Education Solution Network (HESN)/ APS - Vanderbilt University Medical Center (LAB - Global Development Lab):  Through the STIP Annual Program Statement (APS), the Lab published an APS aimed at identifying and funding university-based support of cross-cutting development challenges that can be tackled by a "whole of university" approach with our U.S. based and non-U.S. based university partners.  Launched in March 2018, the Accelerating Local Potential Addenda to the STIP APS sought to build human and institutional capacity in developing country universities through partnerships with U.S. based universities.  After co-creation, four awards were selected that each sought to build capacity and self-reliance by strengthening developing country university institutions. One of the four awards is with the Vanderbilt University. With FY 2018 funding, Vanderbilt University Medical Center and its partners Moi University, Purdue University, Aga Khan University, Verve K.O, and Kenya Ministry of Health are implementing the Higher Education Partnership for Innovation and Sustainable Biomedical Informatics Capacity in Kenya (PISBIC Kenya). PISBIC Kenya is working to sustainably strengthen education, research, and innovation capacity in health informatics in Kenya and across the region.
S-Higher Education Solution Network (HESN)/ APS - Michigan State University (LAB - Global Development Lab):  Through the STIP Annual Program Statement (APS), the Lab published an APS aimed at identifying and funding university-based support of cross-cutting development challenges that can be tackled by a "whole of university" approach with our U.S. based and non-U.S. based university partners.  Launched in March 2018, the Accelerating Local Potential Addenda to the STIP APS sought to build human and institutional capacity in developing country universities through partnerships with U.S. based universities.  After co-creation, four awards were selected that each sought to build capacity and self-reliance by strengthening developing country university institutions. One of the four awards is with Michigan State University. Michigan State University, in partnership with Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) and the Malawi National Engineering Ecosystem Network, plan to implement the MUST Innovation Scholars Program (MUST ISP). The MUST ISP aims to improve the human and institutional capacity of MUST to harness and use innovation to respond to, and preempt, local and regional agricultural challenges, as well as strengthen relationships among academia, the private sector and the Malawian government to maximize potential use of agricultural innovations stemming from MUST (and other Malawian universities).
Data for Impact (D4I) Données pour l'impact (D4I) The USAID-funded Data for Impact (D4I) project is a mechanism for monitoring, evaluation, data analysis and use, and other research needs. D4I is an associate award of the MEASURE Evaluation Phase IV project and is a cross-bureau global health mechanism that supports Missions across health sectors. D4I builds on and reinforces current U.S. government efforts to support countries to generate and use high quality data as evidence to improve programs, policies, and outcomes (https://www.data4impactproject.org). D4I will continue the work of MEASURE Evaluation Phase IV around evaluation, data quality and data use (the specific services are listed below) through the adaptation and use of tools and methodologies developed by MEASURE Evaluation Phase IV and through development of new ones as needed. Les données financées par l'USAID pour le projet de l'impact (D4I) sont un mécanisme pour la surveillance, l'évaluation, l'analyse et l'utilisation de données, et d'autres besoins de recherches. D4I est une récompense d'associé du projet de la phase IV d'évaluation de MESURE et est un mécanisme global de santé de croix-bureau qui des missions de soutiens à travers des secteurs de santé. D4I établit dessus et renforce des efforts actuels de gouvernement des États-Unis de soutenir des pays pour produire et employer des données de haute qualité comme des preuves pour améliorer des programmes, des politiques, et des résultats (https://www.data4impactproject.org). D4I continuera le travail de la phase IV d'évaluation de MESURE autour de l'évaluation, de la qualité de données et de l'utilisation de données (les services spécifiques sont énumérés ci-dessous) par l'adaptation et de l'utilisation des outils et des méthodologies développés par la phase IV d'évaluation de MESURE et par le développement des neufs en tant que nécessaire.