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Food Assistance Activity Activité d'aide alimentaire Food Assistance Activity for Djibouti Activité d'aide alimentaire pour Djibouti
Public Sector Executive Function Fonction exécutive de secteur public Assist executive offices, ministries, and independent governmental bodies to operate more efficiently and effectively; and assist executive branch offices and citizens to incorporate democratic structures and principles into state building, their ongoing systems of governance, and public administration services. Assist with policies, procedures, and skill sets (including leadership and strategic management) to guide operations; implementation and enforcement of laws, regulations and policies; linkages between and among branches, levels and functions of government; international relations; financial management systems; civil service reforms; public/private partnerships; and working with citizens as customers of the government. Bureaux exécutifs d'aide, ministères, et organismes gouvernementaux indépendants à fonctionner plus de manière efficiente et efficace ; et aidez les succursales et les citoyens exécutives pour incorporer les structures et les principes démocratiques à la construction d'état, leurs systèmes actuels de gouvernement, et les services d'administration publique. Aide avec des politiques, des procédures, et des ensembles de compétence (direction y compris et gestion stratégique) pour guider des opérations ; exécution et application des lois, des règlements et des politiques ; tringleries entre et parmi des branches, des niveaux et des fonctions de gouvernement ; relations internationales ; systèmes de gestion financière ; réformes de fonction publique ; associations publiques/privées ; et travaillant avec des citoyens comme clients du gouvernement.
Democracy & Human Rights Fund-Djibouti Démocratie et droits de l'homme Fond-Djibouti Democracy & Human Rights Fund-Djibouti Démocratie et droits de l'homme Fond-Djibouti
Tuberculosis Tuberculose Reduce the number of deaths caused by TB by increasing detection of cases of TB and by successfully treating detected cases, as well as addressing issues of multi-drug resistant TB, TB and HIV, and investing in new tools for TB. Réduisez le nombre de décès provoquées par TB en augmentant la détection des cas de la TB et en traitant avec succès des cas détectés, aussi bien qu'en abordant des questions de TB résistante de multi-drogue, de TB et d'HIV, et de l'investissement dans de nouveaux outils pour la TB.
HIV/AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS HIV/SIDA - Aide pour le HIV/SIDA Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements. Développez et conduisez les évaluations de besoins, les études de ligne de base, les évaluations visées, les études spéciales ou d'autres efforts de collecte des informations spécifiquement pour la conception, la surveillance et l'évaluation des programmes financés par USG. Ce sous-élément peut également inclure se développer et disséminant les pratiques et l'expérience acquis, examinant la démonstration et/ou les modèles pilotes, ou la préparation des plans stratégiques et d'autres tâches de programmation à court terme. Note : Toutes telles activités qui sont effectuées par des associés en tant que partie intégrante de leurs efforts de surveillance et d'évaluation pour des programmes financés sous d'autres sous-éléments devraient être incluses dans ces sous-éléments.
Djibouti Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2019 Djibouti a coûté le service informatique financé par la récupération - 2019 Djibouti Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2019 Djibouti a coûté le service informatique financé par la récupération - 2019
Freight Services Services de fret Freight services for super cereals to Djibouti Services de fret pour les céréales superbes vers Djibouti
Foster a Healthier Society Stimulez une société plus saine Foster a Healthier Society Stimulez une société plus saine
Djibouti Civil Society Organizations Strengthening Program Organismes de société civile de Djibouti renforçant le programme USAID is funding a Civil Society Organizations Strengthening Program (CSOSP) whose objective is to strengthen Djiboutian civil society organizations (CSOs)  to foster accountable governance and improve service delivery.   By the end of the project, CSOSPs civil society partners will be better able to mobilize citizens to constructively advocate for improvements in service delivery in targeted sectors.  The project will also support civic-governmental collaboration at the local and national levels.  CSOSP will involve a mix of technical assistance, training, capacity development and, will work with and within existing and future USAID activities in health, education, energy sector development, and workforce development to ensure that transparency, accountability, and participatory governance approaches are more deliberately integrated.  Community-level accountability will be introduced via the revitalization of sector-based community associations, such as school-level PTAs, facility level health committees, community-level energy associations, organizations that support disaster risk reduction/mitigation and relief activities, and other community-based/grassroots organizations. USAID finance des organismes de société civile renforçant le programme (CSOSP) dont l'objectif est de renforcer des organismes djiboutiens de société civile (CSOs) pour stimuler le gouvernement responsable et pour améliorer la prestation de service.   Vers la fin du projet, les associés de société civile de CSOSPs pourront mieux mobiliser l'avocat de citoyens de manière constructive pour des améliorations dans la prestation de service dans les secteurs visés.  Le projet soutiendra également la collaboration civique-gouvernementale aux gens du pays et aux niveaux nationaux.  CSOSP impliquera un mélange d'assistance technique, de formation, de développement et, travaillera avec et dans des activités existantes et futures d'USAID dans la santé, d'éducation de capacité, de développement de secteur de l'énergie, et de développement de main d'oeuvre pour assurer ces transparent, responsabilité, et approches participatoires de gouvernement plus délibérément sont intégrés.  La responsabilité au niveau de la communauté sera présentée par l'intermédiaire de la revitalisation des associations de quartier basées sur secteur, telles que les Ptas niveau de l'école, les comités de niveau de santé d'installation, les associations au niveau de la communauté d'énergie, les organismes qui soutiennent la réduction/réduction et les activités humanitaires de risque de catastrophe, et d'autres organismes à caractère communautaire/grassroots.
Play to Learn Activity Jeu pour apprendre l'activité The Play to Learn Activity goal is to increase the number of childrenbenefiting from high-quality, equitable, safe, and inclusive ece services. The activitys objective is to improve access, quality, capacity & effectiveness of safe and inclusive ECE services. Le jeu pour apprendre le but d'activité est d'augmenter le nombre de childrenbenefiting des services de haute qualité, équitables, sûrs, et inclus de CEE. L'objectif d'activitys est d'améliorer l'accès, la qualité, la capacité et l'efficacité des services sûrs et inclus de CEE.
2016 UNICEF Award for Djibouti Récompense 2016 de l'UNICEF pour Djibouti 2016 UNICEF Award for Djibouti Récompense 2016 de l'UNICEF pour Djibouti
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Funding to provide food and nutrition assistance. Placement pour fournir la nourriture et l'aide de nutrition.
Restoration of agriculture infrastructure and bakeries-Eastern Hub, Syria Over 12 months, Oxfam will provide life -saving and life -sustaining support to 124,300 of the most vulnerable people in Ashara sub -district, Deir ez Zor. This will be achieved through three inter -linked work streams:  1. Food assistance through distribution of unconditional cash transfers to the most vulnerable households. Oxfam will provide two rounds of unconditional cash transfers (100,000 SYP per tranche) to 911 HHs, at least 30% of which will be headed by females. This will benefit a total of 6,377 individuals (based on average 7 family size) in acute need.  2. Rehabilitation of critical agriculture infrastructure through cash for work. This project is designed to combine provision of cash assistance with the restoration of essential productive infrastructure, by using the Cash for Work modality to rehabilitate agricultural irrigation channels. This will include rehabilitation and maintenance of irrigation equipment's (irrigation pump, generators etc) through service providers and light rehabilitation work (cleaning and de -silting of irrigation canals through cash for work activities. Additional CfW activities will be developed for people who are not able or willing to carry out the physically demanding rehabilitation work, including pregnant and lactating women, people with disabilities and older people. Activities will be designed in conjunction with these stakeholders in the first few months of project implementation. This will provide immediate income generating activities to cash for work participants, and also by enabling farmers to restart their businesses. 50 households will be engaged in cash for work activity, each household will receive 20 days' work (100,000 per each household – slightly better off households that are interested in labour) to meet their basic food needs.  This will benefit a total of 28,700 people.   3. Restoration of bakeries. Oxfam will repair and re -fit two bakeries, one in Sbeikhan and the other in Quiryeh. Oxfam will continue ne
Syria Joint Response Phase II - SJR2 The project aim is to provide adequate safe water to conflict affected women, men, girls and boys in Aleppo and Rural Damascus governorates, through:  -Rehabilitation and provision of material support (including Operation and Maintenance (O&M) material, spare parts, contingency materials, communal level water storage tanks etc.) to water supply systems;  -Conducting capacity building sessions for WASH sector partners.  -Conducting awareness sessions on hygiene and water conservation practices, including the distribution of hygiene and dignity material.
WASH and Shelter NFI Assistance for Crisis affected population (SHF2) The proposed project aims to provide critically needed humanitarian emergency WASH and Shelter assistance in Aleppo City for 3800 women, men,boys and girls. It is focusing especially upon Hanano, Old City, Khaldyah, Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh, Salah al Dien, Seif al Dwala and Alhamdanya. Oxfam's current response in these districts supports a range of beneficiary groups including Internally Displaced Person's (IDP's), IDPs who are returning home, and those who remained and have not been displaced. Amongst those populations focus is maintained on women headed households, households with disabled members, and families of those wounded or with detainees. However, Oxfam commits to target locations as per WASH and Shelter Sector guidelines and recommendations given the dynamic changes due to conflict on ground.  Oxfam will conduct a WASH needs assessment, analysing risk behaviours, hardware needs and community capacity to manage projects in the prioritised locations. Again this will include the identification of vulnerable groups such as women and girls and people with disabilities. Oxfam intends to rehabilitate household shelters moderate and slightly damaged apartments for 1750 beneficiaries housing the most in need; providing winterization assistance and shelter rehabilitation (construction, finishing, electrical, water and sanitation, maintenance works, and building shared component), with support to beneficiaries to operate and maintain the provided hardware and reduce their risk of WASH related disease. This also includes emergency rehabilitation to windows and doors to ensure protection against extreme weather conditions and security challenges, minimum lighting to improve safety, and rehabilitation of water and sanitation installations based on need to reach at least national minimum standards, such as family water tanks, latrines, sewage systems and dustbins.
Combating food insecurity among the most vulnerable groups Syria Oxfam proposes a series of activities aimed at addressing the current crises while delivering deeper, systemic and long -term change  - without causing new risks and vulnerabilities. At least 16,262 people from the target communities will benefit from the increase in local climate -resilient food production and reduction in malnutrition and undernutrition through agricultural inputs through Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) modalities, and light rehabilitation of facilities such as irrigation infrastructures and bakeries rehabilitation.
Directorate General for Development Oxfam Belgium Given current issues with lack of access to clean safe water through the public water network, many people rely on the Euphrates river as their primary source, or on water provided by trucking which is an expensive alternative and not fully reliable in terms of delivery and quality.  Furthermore, often women and children are mobilised to collect water, which not only keeps children away from education but also implies potential risks to women and children. To address this, Oxfam proposes activities to rehabilitate the water pumping station currently out of order in Al Mayadin. The rehabilitation of the water pumping station in Al Mayadin will be upgraded from its current condition to ensure access to an efficient amount of water to be pumped to the villages in Al Mayadin. This includes rehabilitation of the primary and secondary water pumping station. The works will be conducted through a contractor which will include provision and installation of the horizontal pumps with electrical and mechanical accessories needed, in addition to the rehabilitation of the sand filters and the provision and installation of generators with control panels.   Pre -conflict, two thirds of the population of the governorate were dependent on rural livelihoods i.e. on agriculture, itself dependent on the Euphrates river for irrigation. During the armed conflict, many farmers fled. In addition to destruction and decay caused by war, the region is suffering from the impact of climate change. As a result of war, loss of and damage to assets, including irrigation equipment and lands is preventing (returnee) farmers from re -initiating their livelihood practices.  To address this, in Al Mayadin, Oxfam proposes to: a) perform a pilot localised research on the effects of climate change on natural resources, i.e. land and water in agricultural areas with recommendations for climate sensitive adapted agricultural practices and train farmers on these techniques; b) rehabilitate the irrigation system
Strengthening Food Security, Livelihoods and Resilience in Syria SH-HO The Action contributes to the economic self -reliance and resilience building of conflict -affected communities in Rural Damascus and Deir Ez Zor governorates. As such, it directly contributes to the achievement of the Overall Objective "to address early recovery, resilience and self -reliance needs of Syrian communities and local agents for change in Syria" of European Union (EU) Special Measures for Syria . It also directly improves the livelihood opportunities of Syrian communities affected by chronic instability. Moreover, by providing access to viable opportunities and promoting sustainable growth across four selected value chains (wheat, fodder, dairy products, vegetables), the Action will ultimately improve resilience, food security, and livelihoods. The proposed activities are also aligned with the indicative activities, specifically regarding the Resilience building of smallholders' crop and livestock production through Climate Smart Agriculture. Provision of vocational skill training; Geographical focus on North -eastern Syria and community level resilience. The Action is also aligned with the main messages that emerged from the VI Brussels Conference (2022) on "supporting the future of Syria and the Region", especially when it comes to "stepping up early recovery efforts […] to support resilience, community capacity building, and self -reliance through the participatory provision of basic services, livelihoods, and local economic development" (point 27); and ensure aid delivery to "all Syrians in need, wherever they are and as long as needed"
WASH emergency aid for conflict-affected women, girls, men and boys in DeZ Oxfam will implement Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) interventions to reach most vulnerable populations. Outputs and key activities are mentioned below: Output 1  - 27,650 people in need have improved access to adequate and safe water supply The main activities under this output are: • Supply and installation of household (HH) water tanks for the 850 most vulnerable HHs. • Light emergency repairs including operating and maintenance materials (spot rehabilitation) • Technical assessment, design and monitoring  Output 2  - 59,500 vulnerable people receive hygiene messages and are equipped with hygiene materials   The main activities under this output are: • Risk assessment and community dialogue • Distribution of hygiene kits and regular replenishment to needy population • Hygiene promotion  - Covid -19 & WASH activities on improved hygiene practices    • Tracking beneficiary perceptions on Covid -19 through the Community Perception Tracker    Output 3  - 59,500 people in need have improved access to adequate sanitation and solid waste management (SWM)  The main activities under this output are: • Cleaning and repair of sewers • Supply and installation of waste containers at municipal level  In addition to the above key activities that directly contribute to results, Oxfam will implement the following activities to ensure the quality, monitoring and sustainability of the project: • Start -up, inception workshop and community consultation • Baseline and Endline Survey • Risk assessment and protection training for Safe Programming and Safeguarding • Supply of Covid19 protective equipment for staff and volunteers  • Workshops to find alternative solutions for water resource management.  • Accountability and feedback system (including Post Distribution Monitoring (PDMs) and survey CTO)
Emergency life-saving assistance for water crisis affected population in Deir Ez 1. Multi -purpose cash assistance to most vulnerable Households (HHs) in water crisis affected rural areas of Deir ez Zor. Oxfam will provide 6 rounds of unconditional multipurpose cash transfers (211,000 SYP/ 84.4 USD per tranche) to 375 HHs (2,625 individuals) in Khasham community, at least 30% of which will be Female Headed Households (FHHs). This contributes to Food Security and Agriculture (FSA) Objective 1 of Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) 2021. Post -distribution surveys from Oxfam's previous cash distributions indicate that most of recipients use cash to buy food and medicines. 2. Rehabilitation and immediate response to mitigate the impact of Euphrates river lowering Oxfam will focus on cleaning, spot rehabilitation and strengthening the existing capacity of irrigation system for water intake. Oxfam will also introduce resilience techniques while implementing emergency activities so that communities are prepared for any drought cycle.150,000 persons will benefit from this intervention in all villages of Deir ez Zor & Al Mayadin districts. This activity contributes to FSA Objective 2 and it contributes to the water crisis response plan. 3. Immediate spot rehabilitation of drinking water supply system to mitigate the impact of Euphrates river lowering and improve the access of water Oxfam will supply and install 3 raw water pumping sets size 80 m3/h flow and of 60m head each, at Marrat pumping station site connecting to Mazloom pumping station to restore its pumping capacity to the station.  Most of the drinking water pumping and purification stations' intakes along the Euphrates riverbanks had significantly reduced. This will be addressed through lengthening the suction pipes and replacing the damaged/deteriorated ones. The proposed actions are in line with the Strategic Objective 1 (SO1) of HRP 2021. 4.Cleaning the sanitary sewer main outlets at the riverbank to reduce pollution and improve wastewater dilution factor. Oxfam will intervene to reduce pollutio
Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD)/Cholera Outbreak Response Plan-2022 (Oxfam in Syria) Oxfam in Syria has the following three strategies to respond to the Cholera outbreak: Installation of 5 water tanks in Seglaiah (Jabal Saman sub  -district) that were provided by SARC on request of Local water establishment and WASH sub  -sector Cleaning the ground water tank in Jebrin (Jabal Saman sub  -district) on request of Local water establishment and WASH sub  -sector Cleaning 4 of 8 ground water tanks (prioritized and in the process) in Aleppo city on the request of Local water establishment and WASH sub  -sector  A community awareness campaign about diarrheal diseases/Cholera and water treatment is taking place in Eastern rural Aleppo, in Handarat (Aleppo city), and in Sheikh Maksoud under other projects. Oxfam will conduct mass media health education campaigns focused on hygiene practices (handwashing, sanitation, water storage, food handling) in communities and education facilities. The IEC material will be the one that is agreed by MoH, WHO, and the sector to share one message. Oxfam will use a multi  -channel approach to promote the campaign including billboards, banners, sessions, social media, etc. Oxfam will capacitate the already formed community  -based volunteers to promote AWD/Cholera  -related sessions to their local community along with supporting/guiding them in preparing Salt Sugar Solutions (SSS)/ORS and its use along with referral to health centers/CTC in case of AWD/Cholera. Oxfam will also conduct orientation and awareness sessions for staff, partners, CBVs, community, schools, and health centers. Oxfam will identify key risk spots in markets e.g., ice factories/sellers, and restaurants to share IEC and do sessions on safe water chain management and good hygiene practices. Oxfam will also monitor practices.
Rehabilitation of Bakeries and Irrigation Systems in Deir-Ez-Zor This project aims to improve the food security status of the most vulnerable communities through rehabilitating and equipping two bakeries with the essential machinery needed to produce subsidised bread bundles.   Additionally, this project aims to provide and set 7 irrigation pumps to enable communities to irrigate and farm their lands from the Euphrates River and to restart their agricultural activities.
SHO Appeal – Vaccination Campaign for Syria The project will be directly implemented by Oxfam as emergency response to COVID19. Oxfam will rehabilitate Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructures in health facilities those are likely to provide COVID19 vaccines. Further, Oxfam will do perception tracking on COVID19 and raise awareness through health messaging. Oxfam has already placed staff and volunteers, those will be trained to implement the project. The hardware will be managed by contractor where Oxfam will ensure technical standards through close monitoring.  Key activities are:  -Rehabilitation of WASH facilities in vaccination points/ Public Health Units (PHUs) including provision of sanitization kits  -Selection & training of Community -based volunteers /  influencers   -Develop campaign products for  C19 Vaccination campaign    - Community -based C19 Vaccination campaign  & perception tracking  -Mass media  C19 Vaccination campaign    -Advocacy, media communication products