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Senegal (Dakar OTC) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Senegal 2018 OFOR Agua potable dineraria Senegal 2018 OFOR Agua potable dineraria Proyecto para mejorar el acceso al agua potable en la región de Matam a través de la optimización y rehabilitación de las infraestru cturas existentes
2018 Transición agroecológica y fortalecimiento organizativo para la sostenibilidad y resiliencia de explotaciones agrícolas familia
2018 SN ONGAWA. Mejorar la situación nutricional de la población del Dpto. de Podor facilitando acceso al agua, saneamiento, higiene 2018 SN ONGAWA. Mejorar la situación nutricional de la población del Dpto. de Podor facilitando acceso al agua, saneamiento, higiene y alimentación Mejorar la situación nutricional de la población del Departamento de Podor facilitando el acceso alagua potable, el saneamiento, la higiene y la alimentación mediante una intervención WASH sensible a la nutrición y a través del fortalecimiento de capacidades y la concertación de actores.
2018 Fortalecimiento de la participación económica y política de las mujeres en la zona periurbana de Dakar
Senegal FF Migraciones dineraria Senegal FF Migraciones dineraria Fortalecimiento de la gobernabilidad inclusiva de la migración en Senegal para mejorar la sinergia Migración y Desarrollo
Mejora del acceso local a alimentos y de la resiliencia frente al COVID 19, en dos comunas del Distrito de Dioulacolon (Senegal) (COVID-19) Mejora del acceso local a alimentos y de la resiliencia frente al COVID 19, en dos comunas del Distrito de Dioulacolon (Senegal) La presente propuesta tiene como objetivo la mejora del acceso local a alimentos y de la resiliencia frente al COVID 19en dos comunas del Distrito de Dioulacolon (Región de Kolda). La zona de intervención se caracteriza por índices de pobreza elevados (76%) (SNDES 2013-2017) y con una economía agrícola totalmente estacionaria y mayoritariamente de subsistencia, locual implica una dieta carente de elementos nutritivos que tiene unas consecuencias especialmente dañinas en población hasta 5 años y en las mujeres embarazadas o lactantes. La prevalencia nacional de retraso del crecimiento en menores de 5 años es
Senegal 2019 Gobernanza Apoyo colectividades territoriales Podor Senegal 2019 Gobernanza Apoyo colectividades territoriales Podor Proyecto de apoyo a los planes de inversión de 18 comunas de la región de San Luis (PAPIC San Luis)
Senegal 2016 Seguridad Alimentaria  (CLM) Mejora respuestas población frente crisis. Senegal 2016 Seguridad Alimentaria  (CLM) Mejora respuestas población frente crisis. Mejora de la respuesta de las comunidades más vulnerables frente a las crisis nutricionales y alimentarias en los departamentos de P odod, Ranérou, Matam y Kanél.
2020 Senegal  Eficiencia Energética Pacto de Alcaldes UE Pikine 2020 Senegal  Eficiencia Energética Pacto de Alcaldes UE Pikine "Apoyo al Pacto de los Alcaldes en África Subsahariana, fase III en Pikine" en Senegal,
Ellas+ Senegal 2022 “Bamtaré Rewbé”: Promoción de la participación política y el liderazgo de las mu Ellas+ Senegal 2022 “Bamtaré Rewbé”: Promoción de la participación política y el liderazgo de las mu Promover e impulsar la participación política y el liderazgo de las mujeres en el departamento de Podor.
Soungkou tol folo: Garantizar el acceso de las adolescentes a servicios de salud sexual y reproductiva de calidad durante la crisis (COVID-19) Soungkou tol folo: Garantizar el acceso de las adolescentes a servicios de salud sexual y reproductiva de calidad durante la crisis En Senegal, como en la mayoría de los países en desarrollo, la gestión de la epidemia de COVID-19 requirió unareasignación de recursos a la respuesta de emergencia. Esto ha ejercido una gran presión en los ya de por sí tensos sistemas de salud y ha dado lugar a importantes discontinuidades en los servicios esenciales, incluidos los servicios de salud sexualy reproductiva (SSR), que son una fuente fundamental de información y capacitación para los adolescentes a fin de prevenir comportamientos sexuales de riesgo. Al mismo tiempo, los temores que circulan en las comunidades (de contaminación
Senegal (OTC Dakar) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Senegal 2017 D Rural (ANIDA) PACERSEN ESPECIE Senegal 2017 D Rural (ANIDA) PACERSEN ESPECIE
Senegal 2018 ONP Estadísticas género especie Senegal 2018 ONP Estadísticas género especie Programa de Apoyo a Productores y Usuarios de Estadísticas de Género (PAPUSG)
2018 SN MANOS UNIDAS. Promover el desarrollo rural del departamento de Bignona, el derecho a la alimentación y a una economía sosten 2018 SN MANOS UNIDAS. Promover el desarrollo rural del departamento de Bignona, el derecho a la alimentación y a una economía sostenible Promover el desarrollo rural del departamento de Bignona, el derecho a la alimentación y a una economíasostenible, e impulsar la gobernanza democrática para favorecer la participación ciudadana y el ejercicio de derechos, con especial atención al empoderamiento socioeconómico de las mujeres.
PROMOCIÓN DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS A LA ALIMENTACIÓN Y AL AGUA EN LAS COMUNIDADES MÁS VULNERABLES DE LA COMUNA DE OURO SIDY, DPTO. DE Promoción de los Derechos Humanos a la ALIMENTACIÓN Y AL AGUA EN LAS COMUNIDADES MÁS VULNERABLES DE LA COMUNA DE OURO SIDY, DPTO. DE La acción se desarrollará en una de las zonas más afectadas por la sequía reciente que ha sacudido el norte deSenegal: la zona del Ferlo del Departamento de Kanel. La intervención se centra en la Unidad Pastoral (UP) de Naïky Adama, localidad que polariza la UP por contar con acceso al agua para ganado y uso humano. La UP tiene un radio de unos 15 km yaglutina 9 localidades / aldeas por un total de 1.470 personas. La UP se encuentra en la Comuna de Ouro Sidy (departamento de Kanel), al sudeste de la región de Matam. Las tierras son principalmente de pastoreo, y se ven afectadas por un déficit de
EFM Sao Tome e Principe Contract related to: EFM Sao Tome e Principe - Financing decision for the years 2022 and 2023 for financing EU electoral missions and complementary activities.
EXM Sao Tome e Principe Contract related to: EXM Sao Tome e Principe - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
EOM Sao Tome 2022 Contract related to: EOM Sao Tome 2022 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
Voluntary contribution Prostovoljni prispevek The Republic of Slovenia allocated a contribution to ICRC, in accordance with the pledge at the donor segment of the Kuwait Conference on Iraq in February 2018. Republika Slovenija je namenila prispevek ICRC, skladno z najavo na donatorskem segmentu mednarodne konference za obnovo Iraka, februarja 2018 v Kuvajtu.
United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Australia provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Australia provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016) Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2016)
Clean Productive Environment Increase availability and use of proven nutrition interventions to reduce mortality, morbidity, and food insecurity, including nutrition education to improve maternal diets, nutrition during pregnancy, exclusive breastfeeding, and infant and young child feeding practices; fortified or biofortified staple foods, specialized food products, and community gardens to improve consumption of quality food; and delivery of nutrition services including micronutrient supplementation and community management of acute malnutrition. Strengthen host country capacity by advancing supportive nutrition and food security policies and improving nutrition information systems.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for improved access to safe and affordable drinking water and improved hygiene practices for for drought affected and displaced communities.
HIV Epidemic Control Grants New funding action to HIV Epidemic Control Grants, implemented by Amhara Development Association (ADA). This activity support Government of Ethiopia in reaching HIV epidemic control by providing comprehensive and quality HIV care and treatment services to target population in priority geographic areas.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance The goal of this activity is to alleviate the suffering of vulnerable (IDPs, returnees, and host communities) by improving emergency protection, shelter NFI, and WASH outcomes and hence contribute to the overall resilience of the targeted households.
UNICEF PIO (Ethiopia):  The Health Pooled Fund (HPF) is one of the Government of Ethiopia's preferred modalities for scaling up development partners' assistance in support of HSDP IV.  UNICEF has been substantially involved in the implementation of the Health Sector Development Plan (HSDP IV) since the introduction of the Health Pooled Fund (HPF). Through this mechanism, USAID is contributing to the Health Pooled Fund.  This activity is an effective and efficient way to achieve USAID objectives through ensuring the accessibility of effective health services at all levels of the health system.    This activity supports HSDP IV implementation through monitoring and evaluation; the development of studies/research; development of standards, guidelines, and manuals; and promotion of policy dialogue workshops such as woreda-based planning and the Annual Review Meeting (ARM). The project also supports participation of Ministry staff in relevant seminars and study trips to enhance program excellence.
Ethiopia Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Service (EPMES) (Ethiopia):  .The EPMES Activity provides USAID/Ethiopia with project/activity external evaluation, performance monitoring, and performance management support services in alignment with the USAID Automated Directives System (ADS) and Evaluation Policy. This Contract also assists USAID/Ethiopia and its partners to generate empirical data on project/activity implementation as well as foster learning and knowledge management to improve evidence-based project design and development programming in support of the Country Development and Cooperation Strategy (CDCS). Specific services to be provided under this contract include implementation of external evaluations, technical capacity building for implementing partners (IPs), select local organizations, and Mission staff on M&E, support  on the analysis of geo-referenced data and production of maps with geographic information system (GIS) tools, and foster the culture of learning and adapting in the Mission's programming..
Integrated Family Health Program (IFHP) IFHP is a six-year (2008-2014) program that promotes an integrated model for strengthening family planning; reproductive health; and maternal, newborn, and child health services for rural and underserved populations.
Humanitarian Assistance Provision of integrated life-saving sexual, reproductive health and gender-based violence services to women and girls affected by humanitarian crisis
Fostering EMA’s Capacity to Promote Continue Professional Development (CPD) and Evidence Based Learning (Ethiopia):  The Ethiopia Medical Association (EMA) program strengthens medical professional development and evidence based learning to improve quality health services.  USAID funding supports increased access to standardized Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and evidence-based learning among association members.  Major interventions include: establishing and strengthening systems in EMA to institutionalize CPD programs, enhancing joint learning through networking professional associations and their members, and conducting need based standardized CPD in five regions of the country (Addis Ababa, Harari, Amhara, Tigray, and SNNP).  In FY 2016, the activity will focus on delivering CPD courses to physicians and other health professionals, preparing additional CPD courses to be delivered face to face and online, continue publishing the Ethiopian Medical Journal online, and continue strengthening EMA and its chapter offices.....
Humanitarian Assistance A multi-sectoral emergency response to provide WASH, shelter, and cash assistance for most vulnerable IDPs and returnee and host communities.
USAID Empowered Communities Activity The overall objective of USAID Empowered Communities Activity is to achieve better health and nutritional outcomes through improved community ownership of health and strengthened social accountability systems and platforms. The activity will be primarily funded with family planning, and maternal and child health funding. Therefore, all expected results and proposed interventions should contribute to the betterment of the lives of women, children, youth and men ultimately, improved reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition (RMNCAH-N) outcomes.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Basic Award to VSF Germany to Support to WASH and Livelihoods program in Afar Region, Ethiopia.
Household Economy Approach (HEA) Project Household Economy Approach (HEA) Project
Performance Evaluation of the Strengthening Institutions for Peace & Development (SIPED) Program IBTCI is carrying out a performance evaluation of the USAID/Ethiopia conflict prevention and mitigation program implemented by Mercy Corps under the USAID Ethiopia Peace & Security Objective. The evaluation is working in Ethiopian and Somalian border regions and conflict recovery areas to accomplish three objectives: 1) identify lessons learned, best practices, assess strengths and weaknesses of approaches and activities performed; 2) provide specific recommendations and how these might be integrated into future Democracy and Governance program designs and implementation; and 3) Gauge the effectiveness of Monitoring and Evaluation systems and performance indicators and make specific recommendations for future indicators that will effectively capture progress and results.
Private Health Sector Project (PHSP) (Ethiopia):  ..The Private Health Sector Project (PHSP) supports public-private partnerships and provides technical assistance to private, for-profit health facilities to improve the provision of high-impact primary health care. Specifically, USAID is capitalizing on opening space and the GOE's acceptance of the private sector as a critical partner in addressing development challenges. With a growing population, without commensurate public sector capacity, the private sector helps to alleviate the burden on the public health system, supporting innovation and increased efficiencies. USAID will focus specifically on, improved access to quality of malaria diagnosis & treatment & creating enabling environment for private sector engagement. It will also provide technical assistance to private facilities through training, mentoring and supportive supervision, strengthening of networking with regional labs for External Quality Assessment (EQA) and the Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Agency (EPSA), and neighboring public health facilities to gain access to an uninterrupted supply of antimalarial  commodities... .. ..
Humanitarian Assistance Protection response for conflict and drought affected populations.
Joint Emergency Operation Partnership (JEOP) - Ethiopia JEOP relief consortium (202e) Joint Emergency Operation Partnership (JEOP) - Ethiopia JEOP relief consortium (202e)
Humanitarian Assistance Conduct WASH, agriculture, nutrition, and MPCA activities which will support vulnerable communities.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Funding to increase access to safe water supply and protect household livelihood assets in drought affected woredas of Amhara Region, Ethiopia.
Health Resilience Activity The Activity that aims to reduce morbidity and mortality of Ethiopian citizens related to public health emergencies while ensuring continuity of essential health services by strengthening the full cycle of public health emergency management: preparedness.
Supply and Construction of Superstructures for Pharmaceutical Warehouses Supply and Construction of Superstructures for Pharmaceutical Warehouses
USAID Engineering Services and Construction Oversight Phase III To provide professional architect and engineering services to USAID/Ethiopia and USAID/Djibouti with management, design, and oversight of infrastructure projects implemented under different activities.
Pastoral Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP)/ MultiYear Assistance Program (MYAP) (Ethiopia):  The Title II-funded Development Food Assistance Program (DFAP) managed by Save the Children (SC) Ethiopia, provides transfers to chronically food insecure households (HHs) in pastoral areas of Somali and Oromiya Regions to prevent asset depletion and create communal assets.  DFAP will distribute 16,510 metric tons (MT) of food to reach 135,607 beneficiaries. This mechanism will support water resource and rangeland development, soil and water activities, build community assets and provide capacity building trainings.  A total of 207 communities will have an established early warning system in addition to the 30,986 vulnerable HHs directly benefitting from US Government assistance with FY 2015 funds.  Activities will address the impact of climate change and build beneficiaries' resilience to shocks.  With FY 2015 funds, in response to the GOE's request, the DFAP will extend activities to five additional PSNP districts in Oromiya and Amhara regions to provide 3,360 MT of food to 56,025 beneficiaries.  Natural resource management activities will focus on rangeland rehabilitation through area closures, and water points development.  Water availability and pasture improvement are major activities that have significant contribution to improve the availability and access to livestock feed so as to enhance sustainable livelihoods in pastoral areas.  Further, small-scale irrigation structures will be developed for high-value crops and fodder production in agro-pastoral areas.  Activities are also linked with water harvesting technologies and management trainings that are suited to the environment.  These will indirectly address the impact of climate change and increase beneficiaries' resilience to shocks.
Humanitarian Assistance New emergency health, WASH, nutrition, shelter, protection services to conflict affected people
Agriculture Knowledge, Learning, Documentation and Policy Project (AKLDPP) The Feinstein International Center at Tufts University is the recipient of an $8.5 million USAID contract to help advance rural development in Ethiopia. The Agricultural Knowledge, Learning, Documentation and Policy Project (AKLDP) will support evidence-gathering from a wide range of agriculture, livestock, nutrition and food security projects as part of USAIDs Feed the Future initiative.
Fixed Amount Award (FAA) for HIV Epidemic Control HIV Epidemic Control will support the Government of Ethiopia in reaching HIV epidemic control by providing comprehensive and quality HIV care and treatment services to target population in priority geographic areas.
Community-School Partnership Program (CSPP) CSPP targets 1,800 primary schools in some of the most disadvantaged parts of the country; in addition to support for education, CSPP provides support for water, health and sanitation.
Emergency multipurpose cash and protection assistance in Ethiopia To provide emergency multipurpose cash and protection assistance in Ethiopia.
Partner Liaison Security Office (PLSO) Project The purpose of the PLSO project is to serve as a liaison to and facilitate communications between USAID/Ethiopias 110 Implementing Partners (IPs) and USAID/Ethiopia to enable IPs to better use and share publicly available information as a decision support mechanism.
Land Administration to Nurture Development (LAND) (Ethiopia):  The Land Administration to Nurture Development (LAND) activity strengthens land administration and land use planning by: (1) improving legal and policy frameworks; (2) developing technical capacity within government land institutions; (3) supporting research and learning to encourage a sustainable land administration system; and, (4) strengthening pastoral customary tenure through an improved policy, legal environment, landholding certification and governance support to select communities.  The activity promotes a vision of strengthened land tenure and property rights to encourage investment in agriculture, reduced conflict and greater food security, support to ensure women land rights in existing land administration and land use proclamations and expropriation is an area of focus in this activity. The activity acquires satellite imagery, land surveying and mapping tools, land information system, training, research data repository and dissemination scheme and professional services.
Addressing Reading through Community Initiatives and appropriate Reading Materials for Students (ARMS) (Ethiopia):  .The Addressing Reading through Community Initiatives.and Appropriate Reading Materials for Students (ARC-ARMS) activity will focus.on developing supplementary reading materials based on the revised national.mother tongue reading curriculum in the Benishangul-Gumuz and Gambella.regions.  It will establish reading centers in communities and reading.corners in classrooms, organize reading clubs, and conduct regular reading.sessions.  The activity will also provide training to teachers and.principals to build their capacity to use supplementary reading materials and.champion early grade reading.  .The FY 2016 funds will be used to develop,.print, and distribute supplementary reading materials in READ-supported mother.tongue languages to target primary schools; establish reading centers and.corners; organize reading clubs; conduct regular reading sessions; and train.teachers and school principals on how to use the supplementary reading materials.and lead reading activities in schools....
Preventive Care Package (PCP) The Preventive Care Package (PCP) activity builds upon a solid HIV/AIDS service foundation to address the persistent problem of HIV/AIDS. The activity ensures the prevention care package activities and components are available, acceptable, and sustainable. While physical availability of the kits is an important program component, increasing PLHIV knowledge, skills, and correct utilization on the kit are emphasized by a vast cadre of PCP community workers. Existing health delivery systems are used for the PCP kit distribution and behavior chance communication messaging to build capacity for sustainability and referral to services available outside of the PCP program. The activity directly contributes or refers PLHIV for the following services and support: psychological/mental health; social services; HIV counseling and testing; long-lasting insecticidal nets provision; oral rehydration salts therapy; water, sanitation and hygiene; microfinance; antiretroviral treatment; HIV prevention; nutrition; protective safety net program; deworming; sexually transmitted diseases; and pediatric and orphan and vulnerable children care.