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Constructing support networks for the exercise of legal rights of persons with disabilities Peruvians with psychosocial and intellectual disabilities face barriers to living independently. Sociedad y Discapacidad (SODIS) helps citizens exercise their legal rights and access civil services that improve their quality of life. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Peru. SODIS' activities encourage civic participation to allow marginalized groups to defend their rights and propel their own development and advocate for government accountability and transparency.
Strengthening the management capacity and sales of products derived from cocoa of the Association of Women Entrepreneurs of the District of Buenos Aires, Morropn Province, Piura Region Women in the district of Buenos Aires, Piura, struggle to earn sufficient income from their hand-crafted chocolate products. Asociacin de Mujeres Emprendedoras de Buenos Aires (ASDEME) works to strengthen business and marketing skills of members and invests in its microenterprise. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. ASDEME's activities encourage small business growth, local entrepreneurship, and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Validation of a Participatory Model of Integrated Management and Recovery of the Amazonian Ecosystem Urku Estudios Amaznicos (Urku) will work to engage communities in the San Martn region in the conservation of their forests through an integrated program of resource management and recovery of biodiversity. In collaboration with the Federacin Kichwa Huallaga Dorado (FEKIHD), it will develop ecotourism; producer networks to market coffee, medicinal plants and crafts; a system to monitor the environment; and environmental education. The project is expected to benefit 5,600 Peruvians directly, help protect the local ecosystem and generate revenue toward supporting the conservation efforts of the participating communities.
Youth Business Incubators in Centers for Youth and Employment in Cusco and San Juan de Miraflores in Lima Young people in general and youth with disabilities in particular living in Lima and Cusco face high unemployment rates and few income-generating opportunities. Asociacin Kallpa para la Promocin de la Salud Integral y el Desarrollo (Kallpa) helps people between the ages of 15 and 29 find meaningful employment or start small businesses through the Center for Youth and Employment and Youth Business Incubators. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Kallpa's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks.
Improving the Health, Livelihoods and Living Conditions of Artisan Gold-Mining Communities in Canta Province, Peru Centro para la Investigacin en Salud Ambiental (CREEH); $237,420 over two years; counterpart committed: $316,550 CREEH will train 250 artisanal gold miners in practices that reduce exposure to mercury and will develop the ability of their communities and local government to undertake sound measures to reduce the impact of this contaminant. The miners and their families will directly benefit from better health, income and living conditions; another 100,000 Peruvians will benefit from a safer environment in the province of Canta, in the Lima Region.
Aprovechamiento integral del fruto del cacao y conservacin de bosques en el departamento de San Martn. Small-scale producers living in the San Martn region of the Peruvian rainforest face high levels of poverty and social exclusion, a fragile ecosystem, and severe land degradation due to deforestation. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Our grantee partner, Amaznicos por la Amazona (AMPA), works with associations of cacao producers to increase family incomes and protect natural resources by developing an inclusive and scalable business model for converting discarded cacao pulp and husks into high-demand products. AMPAs activities bolster efforts to counteract deforestation and protect the natural resources that communities depend on.
Venezuelan migrants living with dignity in the city of Cusco In Peru, Venezuelan migrants face increased vulnerability, and are often unable to access public services such as healthcare. Many are also unable to work in the formal job sector and are forced into low-paying informal jobs, where they are subject to exploitation and abuse. The IAF supports community-led solutions to creating economic opportunity and safe conditions for Venezuelan migrants. Our grantee partner Instituto de Medio Ambiente y Gnero para el Desarrollo ( IMAGEN) will reduce the social and economic vulnerability of Venezuelan migrants, primarily women, in Cusco by supporting their mental health, training them in entrepreneurship and job search skills, and providing information and training to legalize their residence status.This grant is part of the IAF's Women INvesting in Growth and Security (WINGS) initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Generating Schools of a Culture of Entrepreneur ship: Experience in 2 Public Educational Institutions at the Secondary level, in the District of San Juan de Lurigancho. Lima - PERU Accin y Desarrollo will continue to offer students enrolled in Jos Carlos Maritegui School training in the skills necessary to compete in the job market or launch enterprises; will evaluate the real impact on the youths and their families; and will replicate the program in two rural schools in the region of Junn.
Improving the competitiveness of organic banana production of ASPROBO's smallholder producers Smallholder farmers play a key role in food security, nutrition, employment generation and overall development, but face a range of challenges to increasing their productivity and incomes. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. IAF grantee Cooperativa Agraria de Productores de Banano, Cacao Orgnico y Otros Cultivos Agrarios del Distrito de Buenos Aires, Morrop?n Alto Piura Ltda. (COOP ASPROBO) will raise the income and quality of life of its members by strengthening their productive capacity and promoting and marketing their organic bananas domestically and internationally. With IAF support, COOP ASPROBO will also improve its own processing, managerial, and commercial skills and support gender equity and youth inclusion in local agriculture.
Aprovechamiento integral del fruto del cacao y conservacin de bosques en el departamento de San Martn. Small-scale producers living in the San Martn region of the Peruvian rainforest face high levels of poverty and social exclusion, a fragile ecosystem, and severe land degradation due to deforestation. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Our grantee partner, Amaznicos por la Amazona (AMPA), works with associations of cacao producers to increase family incomes and protect natural resources by developing an inclusive and scalable business model for converting discarded cacao pulp and husks into high-demand products. AMPAs activities bolster efforts to counteract deforestation and protect the natural resources that communities depend on..
Implementation and Sustainable Development of the Cocoa and Plantain Production Chains in northern Peru Fundacin CEPICAFE (CEPICAFE), $99,300 CEPICAFE will continue to offer technical assistance and marketing support that enables members of 12 producer associations from Piura, Amazonas and Tumbes to improve the quality of their cacao and increase their yields.
Rural Women of Choquepata Promote Their Sustainable Development Asociacin Chico Latino (ACL). ACL will work in 12 rural communities in Choquepata, Cusco, to help indigenous women improve their production and sale of guinea pigs, develop the skills that communities need to manage their natural resources, prepare residents and their local government to access funds through participation in the budgeting process, and raise awareness of issues related to domestic violence, health and nutrition. The project should benefit 110 Peruvians directly and another 850 indirectly.
Enterprise Development Grant Asociacin de Productores Agropecuarios Red de Flores Quiquijana (ASPROFLOR) will help its members increase their income by diversifying and improving their production of flowers; investing in infrastructure; pooling their production to sell in volume; and reaching new markets. More than 100 Peruvians from four communities in the district of Quiquijana, Cusco Region, will benefit directly and another 190 indirectly.
Promoting competitiveness and income generation in poverty alleviation of small producers in Huancaquito Bajo - El Carmelo Vir - La Libertad Centro de Investigacin y Promocin Social "Sara Lafosse" (CIPS "Sara Lafosse"), $326,000 over three years In cooperation with associations of dairy farmers and fishers and by training new entrepreneurs, CIPS expects to increase the incomes of 200 families in the communities of Huanquito Bajo and El Carmelo, in the district of Vir, La Libertad. It will also promote cooperation among the 22 public and private entities in the Association for the Joint Discussion of Local Development of the Coastal River Basins of the Libertad Region (AMEDIVAC), which will actively support the project.
Territorial Development and Job Creation in the Lurin River Basin, Lima CGDD will help to create jobs for and improve the income of 950 families in the Lurn River basin in the Lima region.
Rural Women of Choquepata Promote Their Sustainable Development ACL will increase its coverage to additional beneficiaries and obtain greater and better socioeconomic impact. It will also help the families to strengthen their microenterprise and consolidate their association, continue to improve intrafamily relationships and carry out activities to position women as active leaders in district institutions. ACL will also strengthen its own organization and its relationship with the district government.
Improve the quality of life of the indigenous communities of the Peren River Valley through agricultural development that organizes productive and marketing to stimulate new economic activities and create jobs. Comunidad Nativa Marankiari Bajo (CIAMB), $228,450 over three years CIAMB will expand its program in agriculture and business development by offering training and technical assistance to eight neighboring Ashninka communities. 1
YOUNG QOLLAS HANDS, WEAVING GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT IN ATUNCOLLA- PUNO, PERU "MAQUI KAUSAY" Instituto de Investigacin para Desarrollo Rural, Agroindustrial y Medio Ambiente (IDRA PERU), $170,000 over three years IDRA PERU will develop the technical and organizational skills and market access of 225 members of 14 artisan associations, primarily women and young adults, enabling them to increase and diversify their production and improve their income. The project should indirectly benefit another 900 residents of the eight communities located around the archeological site of Sillustani, in the district of Atuncolla, Puno. 18
Incorporation and execution of project strategy "Safe Streets and Houses in San Juan de Lurigancho" within the district's network of police stations Asociacin Peruana Mujer y Familia (APMF) will work with local grassroots organizations and empower citizens and public officials to find community-led solutions to prevent gender-based violence. It will also seek to secure women's access to basic protections, care and remedy against their aggressors. It will conduct campaigns, mobilize the community, develop strategic local alliances and prevention campaigns, carry out advocacy and design a monitoring and evaluation system to gauge effectiveness of its activities. The grant will benefit 22,315 women directly and 20,000 persons indirectly in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho.
CEDES-APURIMAC - Partnership and promoting economic development with four rural municipalities in the valley of Pachachaca, Apurmac CEDES-APURIMAC will provide training, technical assistance, credit and marketing services to more than 900 farm families and their municipal governments in central Peru as they undertake a coordinated program to develop organic agriculture.
AG/FS, Nutrition, WASH assistance to the Kenya drought This program provides life saving response to acute needs through agriculture and food security, nutrition, and WASH assistance.
HPN - SI CMLAP I Western Kenya (Kenya):  .The CMLAP I activity provides technical assistance in health information systems to county technical working groups; and supports the development and monitoring of performance improvement plans in Kakamega, Kisumu, Migori, Homabay, Turkana, Baringo, Samburu, and Siaya counties. Using FY 2019 funding, CMLAP I will work with the county reproductive health, maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent (RMNCAH), TB/HIV and malaria managers to identify health outcome gaps, build the capacity of county health leadership to strengthen partner coordination structures, monitor health outcomes, and develop sound response measures to improve health outcomes. CMLAP I will build the capacity of Health Records and Information Officer's and other health workers on data analysis, visualization, and interpretation. Emphasis will be given to data quality improvement to ensure complete and accurate data in the District Health Information System, and review of maternal and perinatal death surveillance, and reporting response plans. The activity will organize bi-annual forums with USAID service delivery partners to review the quality of county RMNCAH scorecards. Quarterly review meetings with the Ministry of Health's department of family health will ensure alignment with national health information priorities. This activity will also work within malaria focus counties to strengthen monitoring and evaluation. CMLAP I is working with local governments' learning institutions to build their capacity to provide technical assistance withdata analytics for public health. This health systems' strengthening approach is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion, which is vital to promoting the journey to self-reliance in the Kenya Health sector. It also supports the U.S. Administration's priority of promoting healthy, educated, and productive populations in partner countries to drive inclusive and sustainable development.  .. .
USAID Loan Portfolio Guarantee Agreement with WIFMC USAID Loan Portfolio Guarantee Agreement with WIFMC
World Food Programme Kenya EFSP to Support Cash or Food for Asset projects and development of national single registry and capacity building of county officials to administer activities. World Food Programme Kenya EFSP to Support Cash or Food for Asset projects and development of national single registry and capacity building of county officials to administer activities.
Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance Improve socioeconomic and nutrition status for drought affected communities in Turkana Central and Loima subcounties in Kenya; To provide agriculture and food security, livelihoods, nutrition, and WASH support in Turkana County, Kenya.
Kenya Support Services: Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program (KDSCP) Evaluation Kenya Support Services: Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program (KDSCP) Evaluation
Dumisha Afya Activity The activity's purpose is to increase the use of quality county-led health and social services in select counties in Kenya. This is a service delivery project at the county level, providing HIV care and treatment; services to orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and adolescents; and services in the areas of family planning/reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (FP/RMNCAH), nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH).
Development Food Security Activity, Nawiri FFP is funding a USAID Implementing Partner to sustainably reduce malnutrition rates in Kenyas arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). To do so, FFP is partnering with country governments to achieve greater and more sustainable impacts around nutrition with a key objective of preparing local systems and institutions to assume financial and technical responsibility for the implementation of nutrition programing. FFP is also supporting a phased-approach with the first 18 to 24 months consisting of a research and collaborative design phase, followed by a transition to a systems-driven implementation and institutional strengthening phase.
HIV/AIDS Support the implementation of the Presidents Malaria Initiative (PMI), related malaria control programs, and malaria research activities to reduce malaria-related mortality. Develop effective malaria vaccines, new malaria treatment drugs, and targeted operations research.
Emergency Food Assistance To improve the food and nutritional security of vulnerable pastoral and agro-pastoral individuals affected by the drought emergency through a multi-sectoral approach that enables individuals to meet their food security, nutrition, agriculture and WASH needs in the drought emergency.
Strengthen Laikipia Conservancies The overall goal is to strengthen Laikipia Conservancies as resource management institutions. The project also focuses on building the capacity of the umbrella organization, LCA, which is a locally owned organization in this important landscape. By building collaboration among conservancies and with other stakeholders, natural resource management will improve and help alleviate natural resources as a driver of conflict in northern Kenya.
PIO Grant to UNICEF for HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control in Kenya PIO Grant to UNICEF for HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control in Kenya
Short Courses The Orange Knowledge Programme gives Dutch education institutions the opportunity to offer scholarships for short courses to mid-career professionals from eligible countries, to study in the Netherlands.
OKP/NFP - SC-2019-Radio Nederland Training Centre (RNTC) Radio Nederland Training Centre (RNTC)
OKP/NFP - MA-2019-VHL University of Applied Sciences VHL University of Applied Sciences
OKP/NFP - SC-2018-IHS, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam IHS, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam
OKP/NFP - MA-2018-Maastricht School of Management Maastricht School of Management
OKP/NFP - SC-2018-The Hague Academy of Local Governance The Hague Academy of Local Governance
OT 2.1. HEALTH, NUTRITION & HIV Output 2.1 By end of 2015, national and local authorities plan, implement and monitor the quality and access of children and women,
 especially from vulnerable groups, to integrated MCH, Early Child Development (ECD),  HIV services (as per 2013 MTR)
RESILIENCE - RISK & VULNERABILITY Output 1.6: District-level authorities incorporate risk and vulnerability assessment into local planning methodologies to improve
needs-focused services for the most vulnerable children and adolescents an families and to support resilience
PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION, DEVELOPMENT There is enhanced institutional capacity within the education system to deliver quality, inclusive, child-centred preschool
education, and parents have the skills to monitor their children's development.
QUALITY PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION There is enhanced institutional capacity within the education system to deliver quality, inclusive, learner-centred primary and
secondary education.
OT 1.1. SOC.POLICY&KNOWLEDG.MANAG Output 1.1 By end 2015, national authorities allocate and utilize sufficient public resources to prioritise child rights in health,
 education and social protection (as per 2013 MTR)
SOCIAL PROTECTION, CHILD POVERTY Improved effectiveness of social protection programmes and social services to respond to multidimensional poverty and needs of
children and their families in difficult life situations.
DOUBLE BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION The health, food and education systems have enhanced strategies, legislation, programmes and capacity to address the double
burden of malnutrition (obesity and micronutrient deficiencies) across the life cycle, with a specific focus on disparity reduction.
IR 2.2 (2011) CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM RE By end of 2015, the national child protection system responds to individ
ual needs of each child deprived of parental care and in conflict with t
he law and prevents/responds to abuse, neglect and exploitation of girls
, boys and women.
OT 3.2 PROGRAMME SUPPORT & ABP Output 3.2 Programme Support, including cross-sectoral area based programming
IR 2.1 (2011) AUTHORITIES MONITOR THE MC By end of 2015, national authorities monitor the quality and access of c
hildren and women to integrated MCH, Early Child Development (ECD),  HIV services.
CROSS SECTORAL AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT Cross-sectoral approaches and operations support to programme delivery
ELIMINATING VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN Output 2.1: Greater awareness of the risks and long-term social and economic costs of VAC results in increased public demand for
â€˜zero tolerance' policies, reporting of cases and enforcement of legislation protecting children from violence.
IMPROVED SOCIAL SECTOR COHESION Output 1.2: Improved legislation facilitates the better cohesion of the health, education and social protection services
OT 2.3 ADOLESCENTS & YOUTH Output 2.3 By the end of 2015, national and local authorities implement strategies to address adolescents' vulnerabilities and
promote their social inclusion and participation. (as per 2013 MTR)
MONITORING QUALITY OF CARE & VAC Output 2.5: A system for data collection, monitoring reporting and analysis on the quality of care in closed institutions and
schools is functioning  the Children's Ombudsperson and civil society independently monitor VAC in closed institutions and schools.
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Children and adolescents, especially girls, are equipped with a set of skills contributing to resilience, leadership, participation
and employability.
ALIGNING LAWS, POLICIES AND PROTOCOLS Output 2.2: Legislation, policies and protocols (including respective accountabilities) related to VAC are aligned across health,
education and justice systems, legally enforced and regularly monitored.
QUALITY SOCIAL WORK Output 1.4: A quality assurance system over social work, including case management, gate-keeping and referral is functioning and
aligns international standards.
OT 3.1 SUPPORT UNICEF SUB-REGIONAL Output 3.1 Support to UNICEF sub-regional work in Central Asia and Caucasus, including HIV/AID and DRR program as well as
assistance to sub- regional events and missions
INTEGRATED CHILD RIGHTS MONITRORING Output 3.3: A framework for an integrated Child Rights Monitoring system is endorsed by relevant authorities at national and local
levels and civil society  social sector indicators for children's rights are aligned with international standards.
EFFECTIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE Output 1.1: The effectiveness of social assistance in reducing the vulnerability of children and their families is strengthened 
the revised national subsistence minimum is equity-based and child-friendly  and the social model of disability is incorporated
into relevant legislation.
CHILD SAFETY AND REDUCED INJURIES Output 2.6: National authorities resource  inter-sectoral initiatives to advance child safety and reduce mortality and disability
from injuries in children
OT 1.2. ALLIANCES FOR CHILDREN Output 1.2 By end 2015, innovative alliances for children, representing the government, the private sector, civil society and
UNICEF, contribute to child- and youth-centred initiatives, the leveraging of resources and regular monitoring of children's rights
(as per 2013 MTR)
COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY FOR PROGRAMME RESULTS Communication and advocacy for programme
SOCIAL NORMS TO ADDRESS VAC, NEGLECT, DISCRIMINTAION Parents, caregivers and children are equipped with increased knowledge on violence against children and positive parenting and with
skills to respond to violence, neglect, abuse and discrimination.