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Local Partner Health Services - East Central Activity to support the achievement of the Government of Uganda goals of reaching and maintaining HIV epidemic control by 2020 and ending AIDS by 2030. the activity will be aligned to the jointly developed 2021 Uganda country operational plan (COP) and subsequent COPS. The award will be made to Makerere University joint AIDS program (hereafter referred to as MJAP) focusing on the East-Central region in Uganda. The duration of the activity is five years from the date of award. Over the course of the activity, MJAP will work through and support the public health sector to increase the availability, accessibility and utilization of quality integrated HIV and TB services in East-Central Uganda. Specifically, MJAP will: 1) support continued implementation of a district-based integrated package of quality HIV/AIDS and TB services in the public sector to contribute towards the attainment and sustenance of epidemic control; and 2) provide comprehensive technical support through training, coaching and mentorship to targeted public facilities to enhance the delivery of quality HIV and TB services at facility and community level and position them to sustain epidemic control. MJAP will be assigned annual targets tailored to the HIV and TB burden in the sub-region as the epidemics evolve throughout the life of the award. Subject to availability of funds and MJAP's demonstrated capability to successfully and efficiently implement all activities entailed in this program description, may consider expanding the support to other regions and sub-regions of Uganda.
ERP Supply Chain Hardware (Uganda):  The ERP Hardware activity consists primarily of hardware procurement, installation, training of the National Medical Store (NMS) staff on the ERP technologies, and maintenance of equipment. The ERP hardware activity will install a primary data center at NMS central and a disaster recovery site in a government data center in Jinja. The activity will also support the relocation of the primary data center to the new NMS warehouse currently being built. Implementation of the ERP will create an integrated and interoperable system with a supply chain focus on several functions. The ERP hardware is implemented in tandem with the ERP software. This activity will receive $345,000 in FY 2020 resources to help decentralize the ERP system to Health Center IIIs, which will help improve transparency for ordering and monitoring commodities at the facility-level.. ..
Regional Health Integration to Enhance Services in Eastern Region (RHITES-E) (Uganda):  The activity supports maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH), family planning (FP), HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), nutrition, and water, hygiene, and sanitation (WASH) interventions in 30 districts covering a population of approximately six million people. With $6,143,2705 in FY 2020 funds, it will prioritize scaling up and strengthening: implementation of high-impact, evidence-based interventions; community-level interventions to increase demand and uptake of health services; strengthening health systems to improve health services, and improving the data collection and use of health information systems..Major activities include: capacity-building to improve knowledge, skills, and competence; mentorship; promoting evidence-based decision-making and using data to prioritize interventions; and strengthening supply chain management for effective use of commodities. It will implement a quality improvement approach to address gaps in service delivery, undertake infrastructure improvements for MNCH services, and address underlying behavioral, cultural, and environmental constraints to improve WASH. It will increase access to age appropriate FP information and services, and improve community-level TB case finding and treatment success rates.To ensure continuation of services during the COVID-19 pandemic, RHITES-E will align interventions with Ugandan Ministry of Health guidance. This will integrate infection prevention and control activities and support targeted provision of personal protective equipment for service providers and beneficiaries of MNCH, FP, TB, and nutrition services..It will engage stakeholders and utilize community platforms to support better health seeking behaviors. RHITES-E will contribute to the Journey to Self-Reliance vision through meaningful engagement of stakeholders and beneficiaries to identify, plan, and implement local solutions to health challenges, promoting commitment and capacity to provide quality health services..
Feed the Future Commodity Production and Marketing activity (Uganda):  The objective of the activity is to improve competitiveness of the coffee, maize, and bean value chains by achieving sustainable increases in the production and marketing of high-quality maize, beans, and coffee in 34 Feed the Future focus districts. The expected results include: increased crop productivity; increased availability and effectiveness of support services; strengthened inter-actor relationships for better movement of products and information between buyers and sellers; and increased access to competitive markets.  ...
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS II) - Uganda ROADS II in Uganda aims to reduce the spread of HIV among mobile transport workers and community members through HIV prevention programing in two key sites: Katuna (along the Uganda-Rwanda border) and Mbuya-Kinawataka, on the outskirts of Kampala.
Family Planning and Reproductive Health Sustain the productivity of the agricultural sector through investments that foster increasing returns to land, labor, and capital. Targeted interventions to male and female producers provide improvements in technology and management practices, expanded access to markets and credit, increased organizational and market efficiency, and restoration and protection of resiliency in production and livelihood systems.
TBD-Strengthening Meteorological Services, Products and Use in the Agricultural and Water Sectors (Uganda):  .Focused GCC- Adaptation funding of $500,000 will be used to enhance resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change of people, places and livelihoods upon which they depend by informing the Government of Uganda's plans, strategies and policies. This activity is a partnership between USAID and the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) to improve the meteorological value chain (data collection, processing, product generation, dissemination, and utilization) and enhance the capacity of end-users to use meteorological information. The activity will support: (1) improved organizational capacity at the Ugandan Meteorological Authority; (2) better collection, digitization, and analysis of meteorological data; (3) improved dissemination of metrological data through traditional and innovative mechanisms; and (4) improved production and dissemination of meteorological products. ...
Regional Health Integration to Enhance Services in North Acholi (RHITES-NA) (Uganda):  Although portions of the HIV and TB portfolio will transition to a local partner in FY 2021,  RHITES-N, Acholi will continue to support the implementation of evidence-based integrated maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH); family planning (FP); nutrition interventions; and water, hygiene, and sanitation (WASH) interventions in eight districts with a total population of 1.5 million people. With $2,341,515 million in FY 2021 funds, four areas will be prioritized: consolidating high-impact, evidence-based interventions; strengthening community-level interventions to increase demand and uptake of quality health services; health system strengthening to improve health services; and strengthening health information systems including data collection, completeness, and utilization. To ensure safe implementation of USAID funded MNCH, FP, TB, nutrition, and WASH services during the COVID-19 pandemic, RHITES-N, Acholi will integrate intervention for prevention and management of COVID-19 including vaccine rollout and infection prevention and control based on Ugandan Ministry of Health guidelines. The Activity will also support targeted provision of personal protective equipment for service providers and beneficiaries of MNCH, FP, TB, and nutrition services. .RHITES-N, Acholi will engage with all stakeholders and beneficiaries to identify, plan, and implement local solutions to health challenges. RHITES-N, Acholi will promote commitment and capacity to provide high-quality health services..
Literacy Achievement and Retention Activity (LARA) (Uganda):  The Literacy Achievement and Retention Activity (LARA) will continue to support the Government of Uganda's national early grade reading (EGR) program by transforming reading instruction and reducing gender-based violence in order to increase retention and improve learning outcomes in primary schools. LARA's interventions will reach an estimated 1.4 million pupils in 3,200 schools. LARA prints and distributes textbooks and teacher guides in English and three local languages; delivers targeted teacher training; provides post-training support, supervision, and monitoring; and conducts EGR assessments. LARA increases retention by identifying and training local change agents who in turn provide training and support to teachers, community members, and pupils to prevent bullying, corporal punishment and sexual abuse. In addition, referral networks are established and local child protection services strengthened to both respond to and prevent violence against children.
LOCAL PRIORITIES & PARTNERSHIPS ACTIVITY (LPPA usaid local priorities & partnerships activity (lppa) intends to partner with ugandan local organizations to improve the ways that local groups work on a regional level to assess, plan, and build development alliances. the local priorities and partnership activity (lppa) is a usaid-funded activity that will support ugandan regional organizations to achieve this objective. lppa will ensure there are reputable, inclusive, functional, and sustainable regional platforms to pursue sound, evidence-informed, and scalable development approaches and initiatives. activity goals and purpose: the goal of this activity is to develop the regional platforms into reputable, inclusive, functional, and sustainable entities that are capable of pursuing sound, evidence-informed, large-scale, and regional-centered development approaches and initiatives. activity purpose: the activity purpose is to work with local ugandan implementing partners that will support the regional platforms in their work with stakeholders and research partners. lppa will ensure ugandan organizations like the regional platforms have the capacity to operate independently and sustainably, and lppa will render support that enhances their organizational, leadership, technical, and administrative abilities. activity-level expected results: the activity will achieve this goal through the following four activity-level results. sub-purpose 1: improve the administrative and technical capacity of regional platforms to engage, coordinate, and manage stakeholders to collectively influence locally prioritized development. sub-purpose 2: improve the leadership skills of individual members of the regional platforms. sub-purpose 3:assist regional platforms to attract and leverage private sector support and investments. sub-purpose 4: strengthen research partnerships to inform local decision-making and development assistance.
Ugandan Infrastructure Fund Feasibility Study Completing a joint study with the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) to provide insight into the viability of the establishment and management of the Uganda Infrastructure Fund (UIF).
Development of an EV Financing Tool and Business Model to Enable the Scaling up of EV Uptake A project intended to support MSMEs in Bangladesh to adopt electric vehicles in their business operations. Objective is to develop a financing tool for EV procurement and help selected MSMEs to develop a business model. MSME sector.
Egypt Emergency Employment Investment Project i) create short-term employment opportunities for the unemployed, unskilled and semi-skilled workers in selected locations in Egypt; ii) contribute to the creation and/ or maintenance of community infrastructure and services; iii) improve access to basic infrastructure and community services among target population; and iv) to improve the employability of young men and women through short-term training or other support services to facilitate transitions to wage and self-employment.
Emergency Employment Investment Project The project development objective is to: i) create short-term employment opportunities for the unemployed, unskilled and semi-skilled workers in selected locations in Egypt; ii) contribute to the creation and/or maintenance of community infrastructure and services; iii) improve access to basic infrastructure and community services among the target population; and iv) improve the employabilityof young men and women through short-term training or other support services to facilitate transitions to wage and self-employment.
Al-Suez Steam Power Plant Project The project aims at increasing the capacity and maintaining the reliability of power generation by installing a 650 MW Steam Power Plant.
Construction of Kaya-Dori Road Project The project aims at up_grading the existing Kaya_Dori Road (170 kms) from an earth road to a modern paved road including reconstruction of two embankments at Tougouri and Yalgo used as small dams for agriculture  irrigation purposes.  This will improve the level of service on the existing road and reduce cost of transport. The project will contribute directly to the objectives of the Government's Poverty Reduction Strategy Program, which focuses on reducing poverty by, notably, ensuring access of the poor to basic social services including health, education, and water. On the international level, the project will contribute in encouraging the regional integration by facilitating trade and commercial exchange between Burkina Faso and Niger.
CILSS Modern Wells Project in Kaolack and Kolda Regions In order to reduce the deficit in water points in rural areas, the
project aims at providing 100 modem wells in two administrative regions: Kaolack and Kolda.  This project is within the framework of the OIC_CILSS_IDB Special Cooperation Program for Sahel.
Zaria Water Supply Expansion Project The project aims at improving access to sustainable water supply services in the city of Zaria and its environs thus imroving the living conditions and public helth with the associated gender impact.  IDB financing will result in (i) improved water storage srvices by the construction of 10 new reservoirs with a capacity of 39,600 m3, and (ii) enhanced water transmission system of 73.33 km connecting the new treatment plant to the distribution network.
HOUSING PROJECT FOR AL QUDS, AL KHALIL GAZA CITIES THE PROJECT AIMS AT LAUNCHING  SUPPORTING LONG_TERM HOUSING STRATEGY TO REMOVE SPECIFIC BOTTLE NECKS IN THE BEG. THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE HOUSING LOANS TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS HOUSING SOCIETIES HAVING CONS. LICENSE AND APPROPRIATELY DESIGNED PLOTS OF LAND ACCORDING TO THE MUNICIPALITIES AUTHORITIES RULES AND PLANS.
National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Provinces of Cabo Delgado and Gaza The project aims at providing sustainable access to and use of rural water supply and sanitation services in the Cabo Delgado and Gaza Provinces, benefitting 245,000 people through the water supply infrastructure and 15,000 people through the sanitation system.
Construction of Modern Rural Housing Project (Phase-I) The Project aims to expand access to affordable and improved housing, equipped with associated basic infrastructure as well as social and market facilities, for the rural population. This is expected to contribute to the overall goal of the HIRDS, to improve the living standards in rural areas. Upon completion, the key expected results include (i) new, modern and affordable houses to 1,100 rural families, (ii) improved engineering infrastructure networks in 23 rural settlements, and (iii) improved services through access to social and market related facilities to approximately 4,500 people.
Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of the Damaged Buildings and Houses in the West Bank and Gaza Project The project aims at alleviating the sufferings of the population from  the occupying Israeli army's vicious attack on their properties and houses. This will be achieved through rehabilitating and reconstructing the damaged properties, buildings, and houses in the West Bank and Gaza. The project will include; consulting services, civil works for rehabilitation and reconstruction of partially and completely damaged properties, buildings, houses, public buildings, and urgent repairs of roads, public and private utilities destroyed .
Strengthening of the National Primary Health Care Services Project The project aims at contributing to achieve the objectives of the national health development plan 2011_2020.  It will improve access and quality of health care services through the construction and equipping of 14 health clinics and training of health personnel and community leadters.
Development and Quality Improvement of the Semarang State University Project The project aims at supporting the higher education  strategy of the GOI, and helping improve access to quality education offered by the Semarang State University through equipping and enhancing facilities and development of curriculum and skills.
Primary Education Project III The project aims at supporting the Basic Education program will improve the quality and the effectiveness of Basic Education.  The project includes construction of 100 school complexes with 3 class rooms each.
Constuction and Reconstruction of Akkar Roads Project The project aims at constructing and reconstructing 0f 42.6 km of the main roads connecting several towns in Akkar District in Northern Lebanon, which is one of the most depressed and densely populated regions. The project includes: Earthworks for road reconstruction, road widening, improvement of road cross section, drainage channels, culverts, retaining walls, Road pavement works and structure rehabilitation including milling and overlaying, base course, asphalt concrete, prime and tack coating, drainage works including construction of pipe culverts, concrete ditches, earth channels, and cleaning of existing waterways, Road safety structures such as retaining walls and safety barriers,  Road accessories for signing and marking, etc.
Bibiyana Base-Load Combined Cycle Independent Power Plant Project The project aims at construction of a combined cycle gas_fired generation facility with a capacity of 341 MW.  The project is expected to produce electricity in the order of 2.5 to 2.7 million MWh per year .  The electricity will be sold to BPDB.  The plant will operate with natural gas supplied by a state_owned gas distributor under a 22_year gas supply agreement. An 8.8 km long pipeline connecting to the national grid will be constructed and a metering station will also be constructed.
Implementation of National Component of ECOWAN Program in The Gambia The project aims at (i) deepening regional and national socio_economic integration and facilitation of regional and national trade and innovation by improving ICT connectivity infrastructure in the Gambia to ensure the country is linked to the region as part of the ECOWAN program, and  (ii)  supporting the economic growth, helping reduce poverty and improving the living conditions of the population through better access to ICTs.
Post-Conflict Reconstruction of the Vocational Training School Project in Odienne The project is a part of Post Crisis Reconstruction Program for the Centre_North_West Zone which was most affected during the civil war.  The project includes improving access to the secondary vocational education through reconstruction of existing buildings and acquisition of furniture, equipment and pedagogical materials, improving the quality of vocational training through curricula development and training programs.
Education Sector Support Project (Phase II) The project aims at improving the educational facilities and to provide increased and equitable access to primary and secondary education through construction of 23 new schools, extension of 11 existing schools in 10 different districts.  The project entails the construction of 392 new classrooms having a total built up area of 58,389m2.
EIGHT SCHOOLS IN BEKAA THE PROJECT ENTAILS CONSTRUCTION OF 8 NEW SCHOOLS, INCLUDING 81 CLASSROOMS AND 60 LABORATORIES/WORKSHOPS, FULLY EQUIPED WITH MODERN FACILITIES, EDUCATIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL EQUIPMENT. THE PROJECT AIMS AT CONTRIBUTING SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE POVERTY REDUCTION OBJECTIVES OF THE COUNTRY.
CONSTRUCT. OF FES-TAZA SEGMENT THE SECTOR GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE LIVING STANDARD OF PEOPLE AND CREATE EMPLOYMENT BY SUPPORTING THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC D EVELOPMENT AND, MORE PARTICULARLY, THE TOURIST AND AGRO_BASE INDUSTRY SECTOR
FRANCO-ARABIC LOWER SECONDARY EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT INCREASE ACCESS TO AND QUALITY OF LOWER SECONDARY EDUCATION. THIS WILL ENCAPSULATE:(I) CIVIL_WORKS, SCHOOL FURNITURE AND SERVICES; (II) INITIAL AND IN_SERVICE TRAINING, (IV) CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, AND(VI) ACQUISITION OF TEACHING MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT.
ACQUISITION OF A 60 MW POWER PLANT IN DAKAR THE PROJECT CONCERNS THE ACQUISITION OF A DIESEL POWER STATION TOTALING ABOUT 60 MW, ON A TURN_KEY BASIS. TO MEET THE DEMAND OF ELECTRICITY.
INTEGRATED DIPONEGORO UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO ENHANCE THE ACADEMIC AND THE RESEARCH FACILITIES, SCIENTIFIC CAPABILITY AND CURRICULA OF THE INTEGRATED DIPONEGORO UNIVERSITY TO CARRY OUT QUALITY EDUCATION, ADVANCE RESEARCH AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN LINE WITH THE NATIONAL SOCIO_ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF INDONESIA (2018 VISION).
Chari/Logone Integrated Rural Development Project The project aims at contributing to poverty reduction, improving food security and living conditions of the people.  It includes: rehabilitation of about 570 ha irrigation perimeters, construction of a sluiced dam to protect about 40,000 ha land for rain_fed and recession cropping, construction/rehabilitation of socio_economic infrastructure, support to community development, support to sustainable crop, livestock and fishing production and providing a line of micro_credit financing.
THE EST. OF TWO MAHDARAS VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTERS TO ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO MAHDARAS VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTERS AT ATAR  NEMA WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF PROVIDING MAHADIR STUDENTS  GRADUATES WITH REASONABLE TRAINING IN BASIC CRAFT S  PROFESSIONS.
Liptko-Gourma Livestock Development Project (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger) IDB financed a TA for Feasibility Study to Liptako Gourma Authority.  The Governments of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger requested IDB to finance the project.  The project aims at promoting the economic development of the targeted communities in an integrated and global approach, by increasing their income and also maintaining and guaranteeing food security. The project includes (i) contributing to the training of the producers as well as professionals involved in the development of livestock (ii) providing infrastructures for animal health (iii) providing efficient management of pastoral installations and resources (iv) contributing to the disenclavement of the region by providing road infrastructures, and (v) improving nutrition and incomes by adding value to products through efficient processing· and marketing. The project includes construction of infrastructure like veterinary posts, laboratories, vaccination parks, cattle markets and abattoirs, pastoral water wells and boreholes, grazing land development, training artisanal mil processing, feeder roads, small equipment for animal health, office equipment, etc.
Basic Education for the Poor Project The project aims at providing access to free quality basic education services for children in unserved, underserved poor and disadvantaged communities by increasing retention; improving learning achievement; increase completion rates at primary level; and strengthening school management structures.