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Feed the Future Ethiopia Seed Activity The Feed the Future Global Supporting Seed Systems for Development activity (S34D) is a five-year Leader with Associates (LWA) award, funded by the Feed the Future Initiative through the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) and by USAID through the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA). With a USAID Ethiopia buyin, S34D focuses on the livestock sector, specifically on seed policies and regulations as well as forage seed, cultivated forages and feed reserves. S34D is promoting resilient, nutritious, productive and profitable seed systems to contribute to the agriculture-led inclusive economic growth objective of the Government of Ethiopia and USAID
Graduation with Resilience to Achieve Sustainable Development (GRAD) Graduation with Resilience to Achieve Sustainable Development (GRAD) builds on lessons learned from several predecessor USAID projects and activities, including PSNP Plus. An emphasis will be placed on market linkages, access to microfinance, and diversification of household income sources. Additionally, GRAD will also focus on building the resilience of communities through supporting climate change adaptation activities, which will address the high amount of vulnerability in chronically food insecure areas.
Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order to construct seven new health centers at Agumamit, Maksegnt, Gulem Dejen, Gult, Kachan Gude, Kuni and Lideta sites. Health Infrastructure Project (HIP) Task Order to construct seven new health centers at Agumamit, Maksegnt, Gulem Dejen, Gult, Kachan Gude, Kuni and Lideta sites.
Humanitarian Assistance FY22 IDA funding of $700,000. 00 for heks/eper - swiss church aid to provide relief to communities affected by drought in Ethiopia
UNOCHA Managed Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund The Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) is a pooled fund managed by the Humanitarian Coordinator (HC) with operational support from OCHA. Established in March 2006, the EHF aims to support the timely disbursement of funds to the most critical humanitarian needs in the context of both the annual Humanitarian Requirements Document (HRD) and emerging unforeseen emergency needs.  Contributors to the EHF include the Governments of the United Kingdom, Australia, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United States of America. The four main objectives of the EHF are to: 1.   Ensure more adequate, timely, flexible and effective humanitarian financing through the use of the pooled funding mechanism; 2.   Empower the humanitarian coordinator system; 3.   Support development of the cluster approach to coordination; 4.   Improve partnerships between UN and non-UN actors.
Joint Technical Cooperation Program in Smallholder Horticulture (Phase -IV) - MASHAV (Ethiopia):  The Smallholder Horticulture Program is a partnership with the Israeli development agency and the Government of Ethiopia to promote economic growth in rural areas by strengthening the commercialization of smallholder farmers in horticulture production. This partnership effectively leverages funding and technical expertise from another donor to improve the avocado industry in Ethiopia. Avocados are an important crop for both income and nutrition, with dramatically growing domestic and international demand. By training farmers, extension agents, nursery managers, and district Agriculture and Natural Resource officers in everything from Good Agricultural Practices to marketing and certification, the activity is driving better incomes for farmers and increased availability of a nutritious food for consumers, both important to the Feed the Future objectives of reducing poverty and improving nutrition.
Emergency nutrition and WASH response for vulnerable drought and conflicted affected IDPs and host communities in Ethiopia Emergency nutrition and WASH response for vulnerable drought and conflicted affected IDPs and host communities in Ethiopia
Afar Community Based Reproductive Health Project (Ethiopia):  Rohi Weddu Pastoral Women Development Organization implements the Afar Community Based Reproductive Health Project in the pastoralist Afar region, an underserved area where USAID  had not traditionally worked. The activity will work in five remote woredas of Afar region. It will primarily focus on improving the availability and quality of reproductive health and maternal and child health services by strengthening the health system through training of health extension workers, health workers and woreda health office staff, supporting MCH equipment necessary to provide services and expanding immunization outreach services. The activity uses existing cultural and government structures to improve the utilization of these services to benefit more than 150,000 people, mainly children and women of reproductive age.   The award aligns with the Mission's CDCS DO2, IR2 and with USAID Forward priorities promoting local capacity development and research.
Ethiopia General Education Quality Improvement Project II The development objective of the Second Phase of General Education Quality Improvement Project for Ethiopia is to improve learning conditions in primary and secondary schools and strengthen institutions at different levels of educational administration. The project has six components. The first component is curriculum, textbooks, assessment, examinations, and inspection. This component will support improvement of learning conditions in grades KG-12 by providing increased access to teaching and learning materials and through improvements to the curriculum by assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the current curriculum. This component has following four sub-components: (i) curriculum reform and implementation; (ii) teaching and learning materials; (iii) assessment and examinations; and (iv) inspection. The second component is teacher development program (TDP). This component will support improvements in learning conditions in both primary and secondary schools by advancing the quality of teaching in general education through: (a) enhancing the training of pre-service teachers in teacher education institutions; and (b) improving the quality of in-service teacher training. This component has following three sub-components: (i) pre-service teacher training; (ii) in-service teacher training; and (iii) licensing and relicensing of teachers and school leaders. The third component is school improvement plan. This component will support the strengthening of school planning in order to improve learning outcomes, and to partly fund the school improvement plans through school grants. It has following two sub-components: (i) school improvement plan; and (ii) school grants. The fourth component is management and capacity building, including education management information systems (EMIS). This component will support management and capacity building aspect of the project.
Lowland WASH activity Lowland WASH aims to accelerate the expansion of improved sustainable drinking water supply and sanitation access and to catalyze enhanced hygiene behaviors, while also expanding sustainable water use for agriculture for populations vulnerable to drought and climate change.
Capacity to Anticipate & Manage Through Shocks Increased Capacity to Anticipate and Manage through Shocks Increased
Humanitarian Assistance Provide multi-sectoral life-saving assistance to respond to the acute needs of the most vulnerable IDPs and returnees.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide health, nutrition, protection, and WASH assistance to conflict-affected and displaced populations.
Shelter and settlements and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance To provide rapid response to emergency needs of internally displaced persons in Ethiopia
Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance To provide integrated emergency Protection/GBV, WASH and Nutrition support in Ethiopia
TransACTION The TransACTION project targets populations who face a high risk of HIV infection, including commercial sex workers, at-risk youth, mobile and migrant workers, truck drivers and communities along identified transportation routes in Ethiopia. The project aims to provide targeted prevention of new HIV infections; to strengthen linkages to community-based care and support services, HIV counseling and testing, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections for at-risk populations; to increase demand for interpersonal counseling, health services and social support activities; and to improve the capacity of local nongovernmental organizations and private facilities to manage targeted prevention programs.
Household Economic Activity The Household Economic Activity aims to strengthen analytic and information management capacity for disaster risk management through the utilization of household economy approach. The TEC amount is 3,666,200 incrementally funded and estimated perform
Ministry of Education Office Refurbishment Project in Ethiopia Ministry of Education Office Refurbishment Project in Ethiopia
Engineering Services and Construction Oversight- Phase 2 (Ethiopia):  The objective of this task order (TO) is to provide professional engineering and other technical services to USAID/Ethiopia and USAID/Djibouti to design and manage the infrastructure components of the Mission's portfolio, thereby ensuring cost-effectiveness, development impact, and sustainability, as well as reduction of risk to the Mission. Initial services under this TO are primarily for planning and design reviews, construction oversight, and monitoring and evaluation of ongoing Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and health center renovation/construction activities. Other services under this TO could include conducting analyses and assessments, planning, design, procurement support, construction oversight, commissioning, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building, community engagement, technical consultancy, and general management and administration for other infrastructure activities across the Mission's portfolio. FY2021 funds will be used for the engineering service and construction oversight of all WASH activities (i.e., Urban WASH, Climate Resilient WASH, Market Based Sanitation & Hygiene, etc.). .These efforts also directly support Ethiopia's ICS Mission Goal 3: Spur Broad-based Economic Growth and Mission Objective 3.3: Ethiopia Increases Utilization of Quality Health Services and Improves Capacity to Prevent and Manage Pandemic and Epidemic Health Threats....... .. .. .. .... .
Feed the Future Ethiopia Alliance to Accelerate Agricultural Growth (3AG) (Ethiopia):  .....
Ethiopia Drought Assistance To reduce morbidity and mortality and improve well-being among drought-affeced displaced and returnee communities in Ethiopia
Global Development Alliance (GDA) project, Global Development Alliance (GDA) project,
Ethiopia COVID-19 Emergency Food Assistance COVID-19 assistance delivering emergency food assistance for households affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in major cities of Ethiopia targetting children.
Emergency food assistance To provide emergency food assistance to people facing severe acute food insecurity.
Reading for Ethiopia's Achievement Developed Monitoring and Evaluation (READ M&E) (Ethiopia):  ...The Reading for Ethiopia's Achievement Developed Monitoring.and Evaluation (READ M&E) activity primarily focuses on assessing children's.early grade reading fluency and comprehension. The activity will compile.baseline and undertake mid-term and end line assessments on early grade.reading. It will also monitor progress of READ Community Outreach, READ II activities.and support schools, Regional Education Bureaus, and the Ministry of Education (MOE).on key research and policy items. ..USAID will use FY 2018 funds to develop tools, collect data,.write a report and disseminate finding of the READ Community Outreach activity.end line performance evaluation. Moreover, the funds will be used to.disseminate the findings of the Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) 2018. The.funds will support the provision of capacity building trainings and workshops.on EGRA to technical staffs of the Ministry of Education including the National.Educational Assessment and Examination Agency (NEAEA). ..With FY 2018 resources, READ M&E will set benchmarks for.EGRA, based on EGRA 2016 and 2018 results. The funds will be used to conduct a.study to propose standards for early grade reading, transition from mother.tongue to English as medium of instruction, and to disseminate the results of.this study. FY 2018 funds will also be used to conduct mother tongue teachers'.performance/competency test on teaching reading and develop sustainability.plan...
Productive Safety Net Program, Ethiopia Partnership Multi-donor Trust Fund (TF No. 055287). The objective of the Third Productive Safety Nets Project is to improve effectiveness and efficiency of the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) and related household asset building program for chronically food insecure households in rural Ethiopia.
Health Financing Improvement Program II (HFIP II) Through the USAID Health Financing Improvement Program, Abt and its consortium partners strengthen HCF functions and systems in Ethiopia, and increase local capacities that facilitate sustainable and continuous reform implementation. Our efforts focus on facilitating the nationwide rollout and institutionalization of first-generation reforms (such as health facility boards and revenue retention and utilization) that increase domestic resources for health and improve governance. Were also refining and scaling-up second-generation reforms, including community-based health insurance (CBHI); and exploring new third-generation interventions to further enhance HCF reforms.
Emergency response program for conflict affected populations in Ethiopia Emergency wash and nutrition programming for conflict affected IDPs and host communities in Ethiopia.
Emergency Response Emergency response for crisis-affected, displaced and returnee communities
Strengthening Civic Education in Primary Schools (SCEPS) Pacts Strengthening Civic Education in Primary Schools (SCEPS) project enables children across Ethiopia to engage as citizens of the future through the creation and mentoring of scouting groups and student councils and development of civic education materials which foster students self-esteem, teach them to exercise their civic responsibilities, strengthen their civic awareness, and promote peace and tolerance.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to care for agriculture, health, nutrition, and WASH interventions.
Agricultural Growth Program –Agri-business and Value Chain Development project (AGP-AMDe) (Ethiopia):  The Agribusiness and Market Development (AMDe) activity directly supports the Government of Ethiopia's Agricultural Growth Program by employing a market-led approach; i.e., a "value chain" methodology, designed to identify and address constraints and market opportunities of six key value chains (wheat, maize, sesame, chickpea, coffee and honey) and stakeholders to stimulate market-led agro-enterprise and cooperative linkages with domestic, regional and international markets. AMD activities are intended to directly contribute to USAID's development objective of Increased Economic Growth with Resiliency in Rural Ethiopia through targeted intermediate results in the areas of (a) improved competitiveness of select value chains; (b) improved access to finance; (c) business enabling environment; and (d) innovation funds.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide nutrition, protection, shelter, and WASH assistance to conflict and drought-affected populations
Humanitarian Assistance To provide agriculture and food security interventions in conflict, drought, and locust-affected regions
WASH rapid response mechanism and child protection interventions WASH rapid response mechanism and child protection interventions to communities affected by the conflict in Ethiopia
Transform Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Adapting (MELA) (Ethiopia):  This activity is providing and synthesizing high-quality monitoring and evaluation data for the U.S. government and Government of Ethiopia to guide evidence-based decision making and employ adaptive learning and management of USAID/Ethiopia's family planning and reproductive health portfolio. It contributes to Development Objective 4 of USAID/Ethiopia's CDCS (Sustained Improvements in Essential Service Delivery). .With FY 2020 funds, Transform/MELA will carry out meta data analysis and high-level monitoring as well as conduct preparatory activities and the actual data collection of two performance and one end line evaluation of the Transform suite of activities. Evidence generated from these activities will be used to monitor progress, improve the management of the interventions, assess the achievements toward the intended outcomes as well as guide the design of the follow-on activities. In collaboration with other partners, the activity will support the use of high-quality data generated through different sources for evidence-based decision making and adaptive management...
Strengthening Ethiopia's Urban Health Program (SEUHP) (Ethiopia):  The Strengthening Ethiopia's Urban Health Program (SEUHP) aims at improving the health status of Ethiopia's urban population by reducing the incidence of Tuberculosis (TB), HIV, maternal, neonatal and child morbidity and mortality through improved quality, use, and management of urban health services. The Government of Ethiopia's Urban Health Extension Program engages more than 5,000 nurses to provide household-centered health promotion, disease prevention, and limited curative services in urban areas. In FY 2017, SEUHP will continue to enhance family health, hygiene and sanitation, maternal neonatal and child health services; strengthen health systems in 49 urban areas; train and supervise urban health extension workers; support long and short-term family planning referral services, community-based immunization, HIV testing, anti-natal care  referrals and defaulter tracing, postpartum care, and TB screening and referrals.
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency lifesaving health, nutrition, protection and WASH service provision for conflict-affected IDPS and host communities.
Support to WFP's Special Operation for Logistics in Ethiopia Support to WFP's Special Operation for Logistics in Ethiopia
Reading for Ethiopia's Achievement Developed (READ) – Community Outreach Project (Ethiopia):  The READ CO activity builds  a culture of reading in schools, communities, and homes to improve student reading skills in grades 1-4. It supports establishing school libraries, classroom reading corners, and community reading camps, as well as developing the capacity of the ministry, regional education bureaus, and private sector publishers. READ CO supports  development of supplementary reading materials in local languages, directly complementing Ethiopia's national curriculum and works to narrow gender disparity at all levels.. FY 2017 funds will strengthen USAID's community engagement model, and associated inputs, in grades 1- 4 in 2,488 existing target schools and surrounding communities. FY 2017 funds also will ensure the sustainability of community outreach interventions and reinforce regional, district and school-community participation and ownership, all to increase children's opportunities to practice reading inside and outside of the classroom.
Emergency WASH, Nutrition, Health, and child protection in Ethiopia. To provide WASH, Nutrition, Health, and child protection services in Ethiopia.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Basic Award to Concern Worldwide for Emergency nutrition and WASH response project, Ethiopia.
Contribution to Sustaining Malaria Reduction Interventions in Oromia The program, called "Sustaining Malaria Reduction Interventions in Oromia, will increase access to effective diagnostic tests and medicines to manage malaria cases and promote household ownership and proper use of insecticide-treated bednets. Through UNICEF, USAID will procure and distribute 3.7 million rapid diagnostic tests for use by health staff and health extension workers; distribute 9.4 million treatments of medicines to fully treat confirmed malaria infections in Oromia; and procure and distribute 3.9 million bednets and support the distribution of nets from other sources such as the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM), the World Bank, The Carter Center and other partners.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to reduce mortality and morbidity of IDPS and drought-affected persons.
Action for Integrated Sustainable Development Assistance (AISDA) (Ethiopia):  Action for Integrated Sustainable Development Assistance (AISDA) activity will focus on improving food and nutrition security of the beneficiary population of their targeted communities with a specific focus on the 1,000 day window from pregnancy to a child's second birthday. With FY 2015 resources, AISDA will link agricultural-productivity with enhancement of the nutritional status of the target communities through increasing the availability and use of a diversified selection of nutritious fruit plants such as moringa in combination with vegetables and other nutritious crops through household and community garden production in the pastoralist region of AFAR where the levels of stunting are the highest. As insufficient emphasis is given to nutrition education to the general public especially in rural pastoral areas, and that the primary victims are women, girls and children, the activity will upgrade the skills of Development Agents and Health Extension Workers on nutrition by promoting the elements of Essential Nutrition Actions   through the Health Extension Program (HEP) and mainstreaming nutritional considerations into value chain development and improvement of extension services.
Agricultural Sector Productivity Supports the following illustrative program-funded costs: salaries of US, FSN, and TCN and other staff such as PSCs, RSSAs, PASAs, CASUs working for the US Government managing, administering, and supporting programs and their program-funded benefits such as housing, travel, transportation, education allowances etc; institutional contractors that provide such staff, rent, IT services, the program-funded share of utilities, staff training costs and the cost of developing and administering training programs, equipment and supplies, ICASS, vehicle fuel and maintenance, maintenance contracts, janitorial services, operational unit web page development and maintenance, outreach such as publications and the cost of their preparation (including staff costs), and technical assistance to ensure USG compliance with regulations.
Family Focused HIV Prevention, Care And Treatment Services In Oromia Region Implemented By Integrated Service On Health And Development Organization Family Focused HIV Prevention, Care And Treatment Services In Oromia Region Implemented By Integrated Service On Health And Development Organization
Integrated Emergency Livelihood, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Response Integrated Emergency Livelihood, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Response in Afar Region, Ethiopia.
Ethiopia Elections Assistance Project (Elections and Political Processes IQC Task Order) Ethiopia Elections Assistance Project (Elections and Political Processes IQC Task Order)