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Integrated humanitarian assistance Emergency WASH, health, and nutrition assistance to beneficiaries.
Yemen Monitoring and Evaluation Project II (Yemen):  FY2015 funding will be used to support YMEPII to report on atmospheric data, conduct a retrospective Youth Assessment, and prepare analysis on data by sector which will be used by to reflect on and amend the current Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) for 2014 -2016 and inform subsequent strategy changes. ~Pending improvements in Yemen's political and security environment, YMEPII's scope of services to be performed would be expanded to include: overall program performance analyses, project and activity-level performance monitoring and evaluation services, as well as prerequisite planning, systems development and management, training and orientation, and outreach and communications support services. ~Services are to be provided in collaboration with USAID/Yemen program implementing partners. ~The objective is to advance collaboration and learning that will impact future programming as much as drive necessary adaptations in response to a highly complex and often restrictive operating environment.
USAID/Yemen Task Order - MERP Support IDIQ This Task Order is to provide funding for discrete activities for USAID/Yemen through three institutional contract positions under MENA Services IDIQ
Education Emergency Response in Yemen (Yemen):  This USAID supported intervention will make significant impact to ongoing education activities in a very difficult situation across the country. Providing continuous support to bridge critical gaps in the Education Response to the crisis, the activity targets the most vulnerable, affected children with particular focus on areas with IDP children. This project restores access and re-entry to basic education with UNICEF and the Ministry of Education (MoE) through Back-to-School Programs (60,000 students are receiving school bags and basic learning supplies), support to administer year-end exams Grade 9 and 12, a Safer School project (planned for 11 governorates), minor physical rehabilitation of schools (200 schools), self-learning (15,000 students targeted) and psychosocial support.
Comprehensive WASH support to conflict-affected populations in Yemen (CWS Through the Comprehensive WASH support to conflict-affected populations in Yemen (CWS), the Recipient has developed an innovative program that will support and improve sustainable environmental health conditions of vulnerable communities in  Yemen, as a result in improvements in WASH infrastructure and service delivery.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide reach with the tools necessary to support humanitarian coordination.
Engaging Youth for a Stable Yemen (EYSY) The goal of the program Engaging Youth for a Stable Yemen (EYSY) is to enhance stability in Yemen by constructively engaging young people within their communities.
Responsive Governance Project (RGP) The Responsive Governance Project is to facilitate more quitable socio-economic development by stregthening public polices and institutions that will contribute to mitigate the drivers of instability in Yemen by enhancing ROYG policy formulation, analysis, and implememntation capacities.
Community Livelihoods Project (CLP) This integrated, multi-sectoral program will be technically complementary to another new USAID/Yemen project, the Responsive Governance Project (RGP). This project is intended to mitigate the drivers of instability in some of Yemens most difficult areas through the facilitation and implementation of quality government service delivery, job creation, responsive local governance, and active civic participation.
Humanitarian Assistance This action sets up a new award for food, WASH, and shelter assistance.
Provide Lifesaving Health, Nutrition and WASH for conflict-affected children in Yemen Provide Lifesaving Health, Nutrition and WASH for conflict-affected children in Yemen
Health, nutrition, and WASH humanitarian assistance To provide health, nutrition, and WASH humanitarian assistance in Yemen.
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Award to provide Agriculture and Food Security, Multipurpose Cash Assistance, Shelter and Settlements, and WASH humanitarian assistance in Yemen
Preventing Malnutrition in At - Risk Children through the Blanket Supplementary Program in Sana's Governorate.Prevention of Acute Malnutrition among Children Aged 6-36 Months and Follow-up of Children Aged 6-59 Months Preventing Malnutrition in At - Risk Children through the Blanket Supplementary Program in Sana's Governorate.Prevention of Acute Malnutrition among Children Aged 6-36 Months and Follow-up of Children Aged 6-59 Months
Emergency Food Assistance In-kind contribution of Ready-to-Use-Supplementary Food (RUSF) supplies to sustain life-saving treatment of severe acute malnutrition children under five years.
Public International Organization Grant for Humanitarian Assistance To provide Health and Nutrition, WASH, Child Protection, and HCIM humanitarian assistance in Yemen.
Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Award Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Award
Yemen Health Emergencies Program Top up to fill critical UN funding gaps and expand access to basic primary health care, strengthen health staff capacity, improve the capacity of health actors to prepare and respond to cholera outbreaks, provide support to the Health Cluster to improve h
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 483 mt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUTF).
Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management (HCIM) Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management (HCIM) support to the humanitarian cluster system.
Humanitarian Assistance to Yemen Contribute to reducing mortality and morbidity levels and increase wellbeing among conflict-affected children and their families through integrated health, nutrition, WASH and protection services.
FY2019 Food for Peace Award New joint award for Yemen for Cash, WASH, Agriculture/Food Security
Integrated Humanitarian and Protection Assistance to the Conflict-affected Population in Yemen New incrementally funded award (grant) to care to support the implementation of WASH, ERMS, AGFS and Protection program
High Energy and date bars will be produced inside of Yemen and will be distributed in the highest need areas through out the school years, providing critical nutrition to over 700,000 school children. High Energy and date bars will be produced inside of Yemen and will be distributed in the highest need areas through out the school years, providing critical nutrition to over 700,000 school children.
Emergency humanitarian assistance for Yemen. Integrated Health, Nutrition, WASH and Food Security in Yemen
Save the Children Yemen Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award Save the Children Yemen Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award
Humanitarian Assistance - provide Ag/FS, ERMS, and WASH humanitarian assistance in Yemen. To provide Ag/FS, ERMS, and WASH humanitarian assistance in Yemen.
Public Works Project The establishment of the Public Works Projects came as a pressing necessity to mitigate the adverse effects of the Economical, Financial and Administrative Reform Program as a model for efficient delivery of basic infrastructure services within well defined and transparent procedures.  PWP Main Objectives:  Creating job opportunities for skilled and unskilled laborers; Providing infrastructure service projects for the poor and deprived communities;  Improving the economical and environmental conditions of the poor; Developing the local contracting and consulting Industry; Enhancing community participation in the development process.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to enable people to meet their immediate multi-sectoral needs, including food needs, reduce the use of negative coping strategies, and increase access to safe, quality, life-saving health, nutrition, wash, and protection services.
Humanitarian assistance to affected populations To provide emergency humanitarian assistance to affected populations in Yemen.
Humanitarian assistance Provision of emergency health and nutrition services, with integration of WASH and protection services, for conflict and displacement affected people.
PIO Grant to UNICEF for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene - Hygiene Promotion PIO Grant to UNICEF for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene - Hygiene Promotion
Yemen Emergency Crisis Response Project (Yemen):  .This activity assists local governments in Yemen to respond to conflict-affected populations through improved delivery of services by helping the Social Fund for Development, a key Yemeni institution, implement activities. Funds bolster support for local institutions through re-starting economic activity and employment. Funding supports targeted governorates through providing skills for employment in education for women and youth and increase capacity of community midwives and paramedics. Additionally, $4.3 million is designated for agricultural livelihood support for fishermen and coffee farmers through training related to new technologies and techniques and provision of equipment and tools to increase productivity. Funds build SFD capacity of program oversight reporting and quality assurance to ensure local institutions can continue to provide services for improved and expanded employment generating activities.........
Humanitarian assistance PROVISION OF EMERGENCY HEALTH, NUTRITION, WASH, AND HCIMA FOR CONFLICT-AFFECTED POPULATIONS.
Yemen Emergency Assistance To provide emergency humanitarian assistance to 192,661 affected populations in Yemen.
Emergency humanitarian assistance To provide emergency humanitarian assistance to 666,915 affected populations in Yemen.
Humanitarian Assistance The humanitarian fund aims to support the timely disbursement of funds to meet both the most critical humanitarian needs identified in the agreed-upon inter-agency humanitarian response plan, as well as emerging unforeseen emergency needs.
Yemen-Maternal and Child Health Integrated Project (Y-MCHIP), Phase-II (Yemen):  Using FY15 funding, USAID/Yemen MCHIP (Y-MCHIP) will strengthen the Ministry of Public Health and Population's (MoPHP) maternal and ~reproductive and child and reproductive health ~systems and seek to improve health seeking behavior at both the household and facility levels. ~Programming will respond to dramatically deteriorated health sector systems and elevated needs at the central and governorate levels, following necessary assessments by MCHIP, including a needs assessments and gap analysis on maternal, nutrition, and child health. ~MCHIP will provide family planning and reproductive health care services at the household and at the governmental and private facility service levels. ~Y-MCHIP is a five year bilateral-award that will apply innovative, high-impact sustainable best practices designed to reduce preventable maternal and child deaths.
Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for Conflict-Affected Populations Provide effective and timely life-saving and livelihood-restoring assistance to the most vulnerable populations in Yemen
Elections and Political Parties Strengthening Elections and Political Parties Strengthening
USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/Complex Emergency Provide integrated pastoral and food security support, WASH intervention, and income generation opportunities.
Humanitarian assistance Award to provide ERMS, Nutrition, Protection, and WASH humanitarian assistance in Yemen.
Youth Employment for Migration Prevention Activity The purpose of this contract is to increase employment for youth at risk of irregular migration.
Addressing WASH Services in Yemen (Yemen):  Yemen faces one of the world's gravest water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) crises. Inadequate WASH access drives the spread of cholera and diarrhea, exacerbating malnutrition in a country with already high rates of food insecurity and stunting, and makes it difficult to control other communicable diseases such as COVID-19. Women and girls are especially negatively impacted because of their traditional responsibilities for fetching water, cooking, childcare, and caring for the sick and elderly. They are also vulnerable to gender-based violence when they must venture out after dark in search of a private place to use the bathroom. To limit the spread of communicable diseases in an already fragile context, addressing extreme water scarcity is crucial. .With FY 2023 funds, the Addressing WASH Services in Yemen activity will aim to enhance sustainable access to safe water and sanitation, mitigating communicable diseases' impact on vulnerable Yemenis in conflict-affected rural and urban areas. Funding will support the rehabilitation of WASH facilities in schools, which incentivizes children and youth to remain in school and to avoid early marriage and/or involvement in armed groups. Funding will also improve water points and sanitation networks while conducting hygiene awareness sessions. Additionally, funds will strengthen local water authorities' capacity to manage WASH facilities. Our program will prioritize research to determine the most sustainable ways to provide WASH services to conserve Yemen's precious water resources. The program goes beyond mere service delivery to address safety, security, dignity, and community climate resilience for families in Yemen. ..
Title II Development Program through United Nations Children's Fund. Title II Development Program through United Nations Children's Fund.
Emergency Assistance to Conflict-Affected Populations in Yemen Emergency Assistance to Conflict-Affected Populations in Yemen
Protection, Multipurpose Cash Assistance, and WASH activities Grant for Protection, Multipurpose Cash Assistance, andWASH activities in Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance Provide multisectoral humanitarian assistance to populations.
[Redacted] Provision of Information Management SUpport to Yemen Crisis Response Clusters The project aims to provide Information Management (IM) support to clusters responding to the Yemen crisis. The project provides    IM support and coordination services, including cluster/sector lead agencies, and approximately 130 active organizations encompassing    other international agencies and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). [Redacted] direct support to core coordination mechanisms has    contributed to enhancing cross-hub operations as well as better information-sharing amongst clusters by providing IM tools that enable    situational awareness and common analysis to guide decision making and inform sectoral and inter-sectoral response planning.
Support to the Food Security and Agriculture Cluster This new award will continue support to the Food Security and Agriculture Cluster in Yemen, with Cluster co-leads in close collaboration with FSAC Partners, relevant government bodies, and other stakeholders. Coordination and information management services provided by this award are essential for the delivery of food security and Integrated Famine Risk Reduction strategy across the country.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for lifesaving WASH and basic needs assistance to vulnerable and conflict-affected communities.
Humanitarian Health Assistance To provide essential health, WASH, and nutrition assistance to vulnerable and conflict-affected populations in Yemen.
Provide AG/FS, ERMS, Nutrition, WASH, and Health humanitarian assistance Humanitarian Assistance - Provide AG/FS, ERMS, Nutrition, WASH, and Health humanitarian assistance in Yemen.
Expanded Program on Emergency Nutrition, Health and WASH Interventions in Yemen Health training to support health facilities. Nutrition support for SAM and MAM. WASH to support hygiene promotion and rehab of health facility WASH infrastructure. To reduce morbidity and mortality among vulnerable families, particularly women and children, through the provision of community-level emergency assistance and integrated health, nutrition, and water and sanitation interventions
Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance Award for WASH, ERMS, Protection, and Nutrition in Ibb/Taiz
OFDA-2014-Yemen/CE-Grant-SCF US Emergency Response - Health,Water, Sanitation and Hygiene,Nutrition Activities
Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Base Award, Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Base Award, Yemen
Award for International Disaster Assistance for Yemen Award for International Disaster Assistance for Yemen
Life-saving emergency assistance to IDPs and conflict- affected populations in Yemen Provide life-saving relief supplies, health care, WASH interventions, shelter, and humanitarian coordination support for IDPs and conflict- affected populations in Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance To provide health, nutrition, and WASH-integrated humanitarian assistance
Emergency Assistance for Conflict-Affected and Vulnerable Communities in Yemen Basic award to CARE to provide Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene interventions, Economic Recovery and Market Systems, and Agriculture and Food Security in Yemen.
Provide integrated Health, Nutrition, and WASH Services for Communities Affected by Malnutrition Provide integrated Health, Nutrition, and WASH Services for Communities Affected by Malnutrition
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide in-kind contribution of therapeutic nutrition supplies to sustain life-saving treatment of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in children under five years old.
Humanitarian and food assistance For emergency health; water, anitation, and hygiene (WASH); nutrition; protection; and food assistance.
Systems, Health and Resilience Project (SHARP) (Yemen):  .Yemen's Systems, Health and Resilience Project (SHARP) is based on trust-building, self-reliance, and increased resilience to support stabilization efforts, strengthen systems, and engage local institutions to create the conditions for sustainability. SHARP, USAID's three-year flagship health activity, will take an integrated approach to reducing maternal, newborn, and child morbidity and mortality by focusing on the Minimum Service Package (MSP), emphasizing integrated reproductive, maternal and neonatal and child health (RMNCH) services, coupled with appropriate wrap-around support services that address life-threatening challenges for communities (e.g. malnutrition, cholera, diarrhea) with strong community engagement to change health seeking behaviors and health systems strengthening activities to create local ownership to sustain system enhancements post-project.  SHARP will continue to foster an enabling environment and strengthen the health system by improving policies, strategies, practices, and increasing local ownership. ..With FY21 funds, SHARP will continue implementing core project activities launched last year in target governorates. SHARP will promote community outreach and engagement with quality, evidence-based messages via direct community engagement with local leaders and health care workers as well as media to introduce and reinforce key messages via community health counseling and services. SHARP will continue working both in the community with the help of the community midwives (CMWs) and the community reproductive health volunteers (CRHVs) and in the healthcare facilities to increase the availability of the  MSP in targeted districts through a robust referral system and will continue the piloting of a subsidized voucher program and community-pooled savings plan. SHARP will also continue providing high-quality in-service training, implementing Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), and strengthening management systems. .
Emergency Food Assistance Funding for emergency food assistance, health, wash, protection, and hcima support.
Protection, Assistance and Solutions The provision of effective protection, assistance, and durable solutions for refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and other victims of conflict and disasters. This activity takes place in Afghanistan.
Yemen Continuous Learning and Evaluation Activity (YCLE) (Yemen):  The Yemen Continuous Learning and Evaluation activity (YCLE) is USAID/Yemen's monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) contract, providing a range of third-party monitoring, evaluation, and other analytical services across the portfolio. With FY 2023 funds, YCLE will conduct third party monitoring of mission activities, contextual monitoring (as needed), and other analytical services needed to support the Mission's oversight of activity implementation. YCLE will utilize a "virtual tour" tool to monitor interventions in the more non-permissive geographical areas where there is USAID programming. Assessments and evaluations will be conducted as demand requires, particularly to support the Mission's learning needs when new activities are under design. The program will also work to strengthen implementing partner activity monitoring and reporting and to support Mission MEL needs, including setting realistic but ambitious targets and reporting accurate results. ..
Yemen Community Resilience (Yemen):  With FY 2023 funds, the activity will strengthen the resistance of communities to trafficking and recruitment-especially of children-into armed groups; the activity will support the reintegration of Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups (CAAFAG) and former combatants back into local communities through individual assistance and community-based support. Interventions under this Program will address a broad range of community, family, and individual needs, including the establishment of conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms; support to education, vocational training, and income generation/livelihood opportunities; and the creation of safe spaces and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) centers. All interventions will prioritize support to vulnerable population groups including children, adolescents, women, and marginalized groups and will enhance transparency and human rights, with a special emphasis on protection from sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Interventions will also promote accountability as a child protection principle, ensuring that communities, families, and authorities are accountable to children to protect those rights. .The activity will support community structures and community-based/civil society organizations to lead prevention mechanisms and support services for CAAFAG reintegration thereby advancing peacebuilding and reconciliation at the local level. Interventions also align with the key objectives of the USG Strategy on Women, Peace and Security (WPS): (i) women are more prepared and increasingly able to participate meaningfully in civic and political leadership, in decision-making processes, and in institutions to promote peace and security; and (ii) women and girls have their rights protected and GBV prevention and response in conflict and crisis contexts is strengthened..Of these funds, $500,000 will go towards the Marla Ruzicka earmark....
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for emergency health, nutrition, and WASH support.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to help conflict-affected populations and humanitarian coordination.
Award to provide Health, Nutrition, WASH, and Protection assistance Humanitarian Assistance - Award to provide Health, Nutrition, WASH, and Protection assistance in Yemen
Grant to Save the Children for health, nutrition, and WASH in Yemen Grant to Save the Children for health, nutrition, and WASH in Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance Providing emergency humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected and vulnerable population.
Global Communities Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Award Global Communities Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Award