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Scholarships Tuvalu ADS The Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) program is a component of the Australian Government's development cooperation program in Tuvalu. The program is designed to contribute to national development and reform through human resources development. The program plays an important role in educating individuals and fostering individual and institutional relationships between Australia and Tuvalu. The total value of this initiative is $1.1 million over 6 years, starting 2009-10.
Tuvalu - Australia Scholarships 2012 Intake The Australian scholarships program provides opportunities for students to study at tertiary institutions in the region or Australia and supports the Partnership by targeting human resource gaps across priority areas in both the public and private sectors. This proposal seeks funding approval to support: (a) The award of scholarships to twelve (12) candidates recommended to study in a tertiary institution in the Pacific region and four (4) candidates recommended to study in an Australian tertiary institution; (b) additional 2 ADS and 6 ARDS should partner government accepts post's offer to reduce its scholarship budget while AusAID increases its 2012 Intake; (c) awareness raising costs (d) JSSC costs and (e) attachments/ internship costs. The total value of this initiative is $1.5 million over 5 years, starting 2011-12.
Tuvalu Water Supply Management The Water supply management initiative aims to support the provision of water tanks to meet daily needs of the Funafuti residents. This initiative will improve the reliability of water supply to meet the daily needs of residents of Funafuti island which accounts to almost half the population of Tuvalu.
PFM - Medium Term Expenditure Framework The Public Financial Management (PFM) Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) will provide detailed costings needed for key priority areas of the  3-year medium term Tuvalu Education Support Program (TESP) 2011-2014 and the Health Strategic Plan 2011-2014to inform both Government of Tuvalu and Development Partners (DPs) as the latter plan longer term support to education and health which may include budgetary support for recurrent and other expenditure. The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over 5 years, starting 2009-10.
Tuvalu Environment and Climate Change Initiative Tuvalu is experiencing increasing climate change-induced damage to human and economic development, with adverse effects already experienced by its small and dispersed communities living in highly vulnerable, low-lying atoll islands. There is a high risk of further climate-change related damage including irreversible loss of habitable areas of the country. Tuvalu’s natural resource base and livelihood opportunities of its communities are seriously undermined by the combined effects of sea-level rise, increased frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones, rapidly progressing coastal erosion, increasing crop damage, and reductions of fresh water supply. This initiative supports policy objectives that minimise climate change impacts and strengthen capacity on environmental protection and disaster preparedness. It will also assist Tuvalu implement relevant environmental adaptation, protection and risk reduction measures, including Tuvalu's National Adaptation Plan of Actin (NAPA). NAPA ide
Fiji Program Support Facility The Fiji Program Support Facility supports the implementation of a number of major bilateral programs in Fiji. The Facility operates across a range of sectors including Governance, Education and Health using a mix of modalities and financing instruments. The Facility will deliver results in three key areas: effective bilateral programs addressing development opportunities and constraints in priority areas; effective integration of Civil Society Organisations engagement, gender and disability inclusiveness in Facility supported programs; and efficient and effective operational support provided to stakeholders. The total value of this investment is $66.0 million over 6 years, starting 2016-17.
Towards Zones of Stability - Libya Towards Zones of Stability-Libya is a twelve-month project supported by the kingdom of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs that builds accountability and works towards strengthening security, stability and good governance in the municipality of Gharyan, Libya. Towards Zones of Stability-Libya brings together a coalition of Key stakeholders from municipal and central level government and a range of community actors and civil society members to identify and agree on the most pressing security and justice related issues facing their community, and to develop an action plan to address these issues. As a result of this process the stakeholders will enhance their ability to collaboratively identify and address sources of instability and related institutional challenges; develop and hone skills to create actionable strategic plans; build mechanisms to skilfully respond to the concerns of the community; and establish stronger relationships between the municipal and central authorities. Designed to be scaled-up, by the end of this project a replicable model will exist that can be applied to other areas to build wider zones of stability across Libya.
Achieving malaria elimination through strengthening malaria surveillance in Southern Mozambique Achieving malaria elimination through strengthening malaria surveillance in Southern Mozambique
Achieving malaria elimination through strengthening malaria surveillance in Southern  Mozambique [Mozambique] Achieving malaria elimination through strengthening malaria surveillance in Southern Mozambique [Mozambique]
Malawi - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi Malawi - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi - MOH.
Towards TB/HIV Epidemic Control in Malawi Malawi - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Reduce TB incidence to 102/100000 by 2025.  Reduce TB  mortality to 18/100,000 pop by 2025.  The goal of the 2020-2025 HIV and AIDS program is to contribute towards ending HIV and AIDS as a public health threat in Malawi by 2030. The objectives of this program are: Increase TB treatment coverage for drug susceptible TB to 90% (2025).  99% of co-infected TB/HIV patients receive ART by end of 2024.  The TB case notification through PPM increase to 30% by 2025.  Reduce new HIV infections from 33,000 in 2019 to 11,000 in 2025..  Reduce HIV and AIDS related morbidity and mortality from 68/100,000 population in 2019 to 63/100,000 population in 2024.  Reach 95-95-95 treatment targets by December 2023.  Improve the quality of TB and HIV services..  Build resilient health and social welfare systems for effectively responding to the TB and HIV epidemic.
Sealing up Malaria Interventions to Achieve Universal Coverage Malaria is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Malawi and it accounts for 38 percent on all Out-Patient Department (OPD) attendance.  The Malaria inpatient death rate is 20 percent in under 5 years and 3 percent in those over 5 years of age.  According to Malawi’s Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey in 2006, 21 percent of the population have access to anti-malarial drugs within 24 hours..  The Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) usage was at 24.7 percent and 25.6 percent for children under five and pregnant women respectively.  The program supported by this grant focuses on the diagnosis of suspected Malaria cases with rapid diagnostic tests and distribution of Long Lasting Insecticide Nets (LLINs) as these are major gaps identified and in line with universal access to Malaria interventions.  The goal is to reduce the burden of Malaria to a level of no public health significance and to achieve universal coverage for all Malaria control interventions, particularly diagnosis and prevention.   The activities include procurement, distribution, and storage of LLINs, community mobilization, and behaviour change communication.
Towards Reaching Universal Coverage Malawi - Malaria - World Vision Malawi - WVI.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria incidence by at least 50% from a 2016 baseline of 386 per 1000 population to 193 per 1000 population by 2022. The MSP addendum extends the strategic goal from 2022 to 2024 to reduce Incidence by at least 33% from 193/1000 population in 2022 to 129/1000 population in 2024..  To reduce malaria deaths by at least 50% from 23 per 100,000 populations to 12 per 100,000 populations by 2022. The MSP addendum extends the strategic goal from 2022 to 2024 to reduce malaria deaths by at least 42% from 12/100,000 population in 2022 to 7/100,000 population by 2024. The objectives of this program are: By June, 2024, at least 90% of the population use one or more malaria preventative interventions..  At least 95% of suspected malaria cases will be tested and 100% of confirmed cases treated by June, 2024..  To increase uptake of at least three doses of Intermittent Preventive Treatment (IPTp) from 12% to 60% by June, 2024.  To reduce annual average stock out rate of all LA from 7% in 2016 to 3% by June, 2024..  To increase proportion of caregivers of under-five children who take action to seek appropriate malaria treatment within 24 hours of the onset of fever from 31.2% to 50% by June, 2024.  To provide evidence-based malaria surveillance system that guide programme implementation, policy direction and accountability by June, 2024..  To improve programme performance in implementing planned MSP activities from 43% to at least 90% by June, 2024.
Towards Reaching Universal Coverage Malawi - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi - MOH.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria incidence by at least 50% from a 2016 baseline of 386 per 1000 population to 193 per 1000 population by 2022. The MSP addendum extends the strategic goal from 2022 to 2024 to reduce Incidence by at least 33% from 193/1000 population in 2022 to 129/1000 population in 2024..  To reduce malaria deaths by at least 50% from 23 per 100,000 populations to 12 per 100,000 populations by 2022. The MSP addendum extends the strategic goal from 2022 to 2024 to reduce malaria deaths by at least 42% from 12/100,000 population in 2022 to 7/100,000 population by 2024. The objectives of this program are: By June, 2024, at least 90% of the population use one or more malaria preventative interventions..  At least 95% of suspected malaria cases will be tested and 100% of confirmed cases treated by June, 2024..  To increase uptake of at least three doses of Intermittent Preventive Treatment (IPTp) from 12% to 60% by June, 2024.  To reduce annual average stock out rate of all LA from 7% in 2016 to 3% by June, 2024..  To increase proportion of caregivers of under-five children who take action to seek appropriate malaria treatment within 24 hours of the onset of fever from 31.2% to 50% by June, 2024.  To provide evidence-based malaria surveillance system that guide programme implementation, policy direction and accountability by June, 2024..  To improve programme performance in implementing planned MSP activities from 43% to at least 90% by June, 2024.
Towards Sustainable and Equitable Tuberculosis Control The program supported by this grant aims to reduce the burden of ill health due to TB in Malawi by pursuing high-quality DOTS expansion and enhancement; addressing infection control, MDR-TB and TB/HIV co-infection; engaging all care providers; and enabling and promoting operational research.  Grant funds will be used to mobilize communities to seek treatment; establish sputum collection centers in communities; provide high-burden laboratories in district hospitals with fluorescent microscopes; conduct a TB prevalence survey and an MDR-TB survey; and establish an electronic TB register in existing TB registration sites.  The program targets the general population, civil society, people living with HIV and AIDS; and TB patients and former TB patients.
Malawi - RSSH - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi Malawi - RSSH - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Malawi - MOH.
TB/HIV Epidemic Control in Malawi Malawi - TB/HIV - World Vision Malawi - WVI.  This program has the following goals: Reduce TB incidence to 102/100000 by 2025.  Reduce TB  mortality to 18/100,000 pop by 2025.  The goal of the 2020-2025 HIV and AIDS program is to contribute towards ending HIV and AIDS as a public health threat in Malawi by 2030. The objectives of this program are: Increase TB treatment coverage for drug susceptible TB to 90% (2025).  99% of co-infected TB/HIV patients receive ART by end of 2024.  The TB case notification through PPM increase to 30% by 2025.  Reduce new HIV infections from 33,000 in 2019 to 11,000 in 2025..  Reduce HIV and AIDS related morbidity and mortality from 68/100,000 population in 2019 to 63/100,000 population in 2024.  Reach 95-95-95 treatment targets by December 2023.  Improve the quality of TB and HIV services..  Build resilient health and social welfare systems for effectively responding to the TB and HIV epidemic.
TB/HIV Epidemic Control in Malawi: Bringing Innovations to Scale. Malawi - TB/HIV - ActionAid International Malawi - AA.  This program has the following goals: Reduce the number of new infections towards elimination of HIV transmission by 2030.  Reduce HIV-related morbidity and mortality.  Reduce morbidity and mortality from tuberculosis. The objectives of this program are: 90% of PLHIV know their status.  90% of diagnosed PLHIV are on ART.  90% of PLHIV on ART are virally suppressed.  Reduce the number of new HIV infections among key and vulnerable populations.  Increase TB case notification.  Increase Treatment success of bacteriolgically confirmed TB case to 88%.  Increase case finding of RR/MDR TB   to 60%
The Way Forward: Scaling up and improving the national response to HIV and AIDS in Malawi and intensifying HIV/AIDS behavioral change communication (BCC) for all and scaling up of HIV prevention services for young people in Malawi Malawi - HIV - The Registered Trustees of the National AIDS Commission Trust of the Republic of Malawi - NAC.
Malawi - HIV - The Registered Trustees of the National AIDS Commission Trust of the Republic of Malawi Malawi - HIV - The Registered Trustees of the National AIDS Commission Trust of the Republic of Malawi - NAC.
Feasibility Study - Solar Mini-grid Deployment Feasibility Study, through Arizona State University This grant funds a feasibility study to conduct preparatory activities for the Fiji Ministry of Economy to identify mini-grid sites, conduct feasibility assessments, complete preliminary technical designs, provide geospatial mapping, compare ownership and operation models, and assess financial viability of sites in Fiji. The Study will be conducted by the Arizona State University's Laboratory for Energy and Power and deliver up to 75 priority sites that meet technical, financial, legal, ownership, and climate risk requirements.
AFCC2/RI-East Africa Trade and Transport Facilitation Project Project Development Objective (PDO): is to (i) enhance efficiency of customs agencies' clearance processes, for the EAC Partner States participating in the East Africa Customs Union, to facilitate trade; (ii) improve efficiency and reliability of transport and logistics services along the key corridors; and (iii) enhance safety in identified areas and reduce the Recipient#s fiscal transfers to railway institutions by rationalizing the work force on the Kenya-Uganda railway.
Economic & Monetary Community of Central Africa Financial Institutions The project aims to strengthen Central African regional institutions so that they can fulfill their mandates to encourage an expanded, better governed regional market, and a more transparent, better regulated and more competitive financial system. This will facilitate the re-utilization of oil revenues for investment in Central Africa. The project supports programs approved by the member governments designed to improve the efficiency of regional institutions. This will be accomplished by strengthening regional institutions. Project outcome indicators are given in Annex 3 and include increases in the percentage of foreign reserves managed regionally byBEAC, growth of investment in regional projects (primarily infrastructure investments), and increases in the percentage of banks meeting key prudential norms.
South Sudan- Eastern Africa Regional Transport , Trade and Development Facilitation Program (Phase One) The objective of the Project is to enhance regional connectivity and integration of the Recipient with its Eastern Africa neighboring countries, and its access to sea ports.
AFCC2/RI-Lake Victoria Environmental Management Project (Burundi and Rwanda) The objectives of the Project are to contribute to: (i) the improvement of the collaborative management of the trans-boundary natural resources of the LVB among the Partner States; and (ii) the improvement of environmental management of targeted pollution hotspots and selected degraded sub-catchments for the benefit of communities who depend on the natural resources of LVB.
Regional Trade Facilitation and Competitiveness DPO The PDO is to reduce trade transaction costs along the Abidjan-Ouagadougou corridor.<br />
Pillar A: Professionalizing and formalizing the trucking industry: (A1) Business-enabling environment promoting professionalization and formalization of the trucking industry; (A2) Professional organization representing the trucking industry; (A3) Implementation of axle load regulations.<br />
PillarB: Modernizing the organization of the trucking market: (B1) Efficiency of road transport operations through better contractual relations between trucking companies and shippers; (B2) Efficiency of road transport operations through a more efficient truck fleet.<br />
Pillar C: Enhancing the competitiveness of maritime and inland gateways: (C1) Port and terminals operational efficiency and prices.<br />
Pillar D: Improving customs clearance: (D1) Availability of information on trade procedures and regulations; (D2) Customsclearance procedures and reward of compliance; (D3) Professional standards for customs and logistics service providers.<br />
Pillar E: Facilitating transit: (E1) Border crossing procedures; (E2) Transit regime.
APEI Regional DPO (RI) The development objective of the Regional Development Policy Operation (DPO) programmatic series is to improve the policy environment for trade in APEI countries by (i) removing barriers to trade in goods, (ii) promoting trade in services, and (iii) enhancing measures to facilitate trade.
CEMAC - Transport-Transit Facilitation The objective of the Project is to facilitate regional trade among the Member States and improve the Central African Republic's, the Republic of Cameroon's, and the Republic of Chad's access to world markets.
AFCC2/RI-East Africa Agricultural Productivity Program The PDO is to: (i) enhance regional specialization in agricultural research; (ii) enhance collaboration in agriculture training andtechnology dissemination; and (iii) facilitate increased transfer of agricultural technology, information, and knowledge across national boundaries.
AFR RI-GLR: Displaced Persons & Border Communities to (i) improve access to livelihoods and socio-economic infrastructure for displaced people and host communities in target areas of the territory of the Republic of Zambia, and (ii) support regional learning on development responses to forced displacement.â
AFCC2/RI-ACBF Regional Capacity Building Project To (i) improve capacity of ACBF's clients to deliver and measure their developmentresults; and (ii) enhance ACBF's organizational effectiveness and efficiency.
Kafue-Muzuma-Victoria Falls Regional Transmission Line Reinforcement Project To improve the reliability of ZESCO's regional power trade transmission network infrastructure along the Kafue Town - Muzuma - Victoria Falls corridor.
Central Africa Regional Waterways Project The Project Development Objective is to enhance transport and trade efficiency, infrastructure climate-resilience, and socio-economic inclusion, along the selected waterway and road corridor sections between the Central African Republic (CAR) and Republic of Congo (ROC).
Tanzania-Transport Sector Support Project The development objectives of the project are to improve the condition of the national paved road network, to lower transport cost on selected roads, and to expand the capacity of selected regional airports.
AFCC2/RI-Regional and Domestic Power Markets Development Project  (Southern Africa Power Market Project:  APL-1b) Project development objective  Ref. PAD B.3, Technical Annex 3 
 The development objectives of the Project are to improve operational efficiency in the electricity sector and expand generation, transmission and distribution capacity in order to better serve domestic power demand and to support regional power market integration.
INL GPP Malawi Lilongwe Wildlife Trust CWT FY2 Combatting Trafficking of Endangered Wildlife in Malawi
FY19 U.S. Ambassador Special Self Help Fund Enhancing dairy production and profitability for farmers under Doroba Comsip Cooperative
FY20 U.S Ambassador PEPFAR Small Grants Program Improving delivery and access to HIV services for young people living with HIV in Phalombe District amidst COVID-19
Weapons and Ammunition Management in Malawi Weapons and Ammunition Management in Malawi [through Halo Trust]
FY21 U.S. Ambassador s PEPFAR Small Grants Program Pankyene community empowerment project on HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment, and care.
Conservation of the Ruins of the Late 19th-Century Fort Mangochi near Namwera Fort Mangochi played an important role in both the global slave trade and its abolition. This project includes a conditions assessment and stabilization of the ruins impacted by Cyclone Idai in March 2019.
Support for Wfp's Refugee Feeding Program in Malawi United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [World Food Program]
PEPFAR Program Support Costs PEPFAR CELLPHONE BILLS FY-20 [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Bureau of African Affairs - FY 19 U.S. Ambassador Special Self Help Fund U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. FY 19 U.S. Ambassador Special Self Help Fund
PEPFAR: A&E Design and Construction Monitoring Services for CDC Lilongwe, Malawi PEPFAR: A&E Design and Construction Monitoring Services for CDC Lilongwe, Malawi
Bureau of African Affairs - Construction of grils hostel Nkhomboli CDSS Rum U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Bureau of African Affairs - FY 2018 ESF OCO U.S. Ambassador s Special Self Hel U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. AOA attached Approved via site visit risk assessment, by embassy panel, by Ambassador, and by GO.
Bureau of African Affairs - FY 2018 ESF OCO U.S. Ambassador s Special Self Hel U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. FY 2018 ESF OCO U.S. Ambassador s Special Self Help Fund
Bureau of African Affairs - U.S Ambassador Special Self Help Fund U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. U.S Ambassador Special Self Help Fund
Combatting Illegal Trade Trafficking of Wildlife Countering Wildlife Trafficking in Malawi - State Africa Regional Covers grants (including revenue- sharing), subsidies, gratuities, and other aid for which cash payments are made to states, other political subdivisions, corporations, associations, and individuals; contributions to international societies, commissions, proceedings, or projects, whether in lump sum or as quotas of expenses; contributions fixed by treaty; grants to foreign countries; taxes imposed by taxing authorities where the Federal Government has consented to taxation (excluding the employers share of Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes); and payments in lieu of taxes. Includes readjustment and other benefits for veterans, other than indemnities for death or disability.