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Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide humanitarian coordination, info management & assessments (HCIMA) sector activities.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide emergency food assistance and agricultural support.
OFDA-2014-DRC/CE-Grant-ACTED Ag/FS and logistics activities in South Kivu and Katanga
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide protection and humanitarian coordination, info management and assessments activities to vulnerable populations.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency protection, water, sanitation, hygiene and shelter and settlements activities for affected populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide emergency health rapid response in eastern DRC to conflict-affected people.
Programme de Bonne Gouvernance (PBG) This good governance program implemented by Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI) includes legislative strengthening, civic participation and decentralization components and works in Kinshasa, Bandundu, Maniema, Katanga and South Kivu, providing technical, material and logistical assistance.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide conflict-affected populations in DRC with NFIs, shelter, and agriculture and food security assistance.
President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) Expansion Project/PMI-EP (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Presidential Malaria Initiative (PMI) Expansion activity covers 68 health zones in five provinces and reaches over 10 million people.  This activity aims to decrease morbidity and mortality due to malaria by 50 percent in intervention areas by focusing on four essential components: malaria prevention with provision of long-lasting insecticidal nets and preventative treatment for pregnant women; diagnosis and treatment of simple and severe cases of malaria; cross-cutting activities including behavior change communications, supply chain management, and monitoring and evaluation; and local capacity building.  With FY~2015 funds, PMI Expansion will train and support the supervision of facility and community based health workers and lab technicians, support National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) provincial malaria officers, and transport commodities to service delivery points.
Immediate Protection of Civilians in Conflict Encompasses non-armed interventions to promote the security and fundamental rights of civilians caught in conflict. Includes rapid-response mechanisms to monitor and document violations and to counter impunity.
AMPATH Partnership In AMPATH's definition of "healthcare," the focus is on the patient, not the disease. If a patient is hungry, or without a job, or is the victim of discrimination or abuse, AMPATH will respond, a commitment that leads inexorably toward holistic care. Therefore, AMPATH not only treats over 140,000 HIV-positive persons atover 60urban and rural clinic sites throughout western Kenya. We also partner with the UN World Food Programme to feed 31,000 HIV-affected persons daily, provide school fees, nutrition, and other assistance over 20,000 children left orphaned or vulnerable due to HIV/AIDS, and have enrolled 10,000-plus patients in income security programs, including agricultural extension services, micro-finance and small business initiatives. We also conduct prevention and early treatment programs that demonstrate a community-based effort that can virtually halt the spread of HIV/AIDS.
New Funding To Provide Emergency WASH Assistance To Eastern DRC New Funding To Provide Emergency WASH Assistance To Eastern DRC
Tanganyika and South Kivu Development Food Aid Program (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The goal of this activity is to build resilience and improve food, nutrition, and income security in vulnerable populations by enabling beneficiaries to mitigate and adapt to shocks (including environmental such as crop disease or floods, social such as conflict or insecurity, and economic such as price fluctuations) and identify and take advantage of economic opportunities. The program will reduce food insecurity by promoting improved natural resource management and agricultural production techniques, increased agricultural production and incomes, and market integration in Tanganyika and South Kivu Provinces. This activity engages communities and uses community-based, participatory approaches to increase water and sanitation access and improve hygiene practices. The activity will support good health and nutrition practices and reduce chronic malnutrition that results in the stunting of children's physical growth. This activity will work in conjunction with other Mission economic growth and health programs to reduce food insecurity and contribute to strengthening durable peace in DRC, which is a foreign policy objective.
Emergency Multi-sectoral response to the Ebola outbreak in DRC This award will provide Emergency Multi-sectoral response to the Ebola outbreak in DRC.
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency health and protection response to affected populations
Primary Healthcare Support to Internally Displaced and Conflict-Affected Persons in Eastern DRC Primary Healthcare Support to Internally Displaced and Conflict-Affected Persons in Eastern DRC
Rapid NFI response to displaced populations and protection services in DRC To provide rapid multi-sectoral and additional protection assistance to vulnerable populations in the DRC
Humanitarian Food Assistance Provide food, agriculture, and market assistance activities in response to emergency levels of food insecurity.
Shelter, WASH, and agriculture and food security assistance in DRC. To provide shelter, WASH, and agriculture and food security assistance in DRC.
UN World Food Program's Special Operation for the Democratic Republic of Congo to support the food security cluster UN World Food Program's Special Operation for the Democratic Republic of Congo to support the food security cluster
Engagement of diaspora communities in the US to support humanitarian assistance Engagement of diaspora communities in the US to support humanitarian assistance
Increase Access to Education for Out-of-School Children (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Through this mechanism, USAID will improve school readiness and primary education opportunities for 310,500 children (of which 50 percent are girls) in Katanga and Equateur provinces, including specific marginalized groups (children with disabilities and children without a permanent home living on riversides). This program will establish 100 foundational classes (kindergarten) to enroll 10,500 children and enroll 300,000 out of school vulnerable children in 1,000 primary schools. The program will ensure these children benefit from additional learning support and improved teaching practices. USAID will also strengthen the capacity of national counterparts to address issues facing out-of-school children by building systems, collecting data, reporting outcomes, and helping them to implement programs that support national expansion of proven interventions....
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide essential security coordination and information services to humanitarian organizations.
Co-funding the procurement and equipping of a diagnostics laboratory facility in Goma, North Kivu Co-funding the procurement and equipping of a diagnostics laboratory facility in Goma, North Kivu
Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak Emergency Appeal To support the Democratic of Republic Congo, Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak Emergency Appeal
Humanitarian Assistance - Provision of emergency WASH services in eastern DRC Provision of emergency WASH services in eastern DRC
FY2019 Award to WFP DRC ICSP's Activity 1 for LRP FY2019 Award to WFP DRC ICSP's Activity 1 for LRP
GIZ Grant Agreement (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .Leveraging the German Cooperation's proven expertise in.improving water service delivery, USAID will expand drinking water and basic.sanitation access by improving local governance of the water sector. USAID will.support the development of a strong and credible regulatory framework that.clearly separates the policymaking (executive), regulatory, and service.delivery functions within the water sector and strengthens the Provincial Water.Services Authority in North Kivu, South Kivu, Kasai Oriental, and Lomami...With FY 2023 funds, USAID will work with the central-level.Ministry of Hydraulic Resources and Electricity to establish and operationalize.the national regulatory authority for the water sector; ensure compliance with.applicable laws, standards, and contracts; establish a system for the.arbitration of disputes; and monitor water prices. At the provincial level,.USAID will use funds to support setting, measuring, and enforcing standards of.the Provincial Water Services Authority, build its capacity, support an.efficient operator organization for service management, and engage communities.to increase their ownership and mitigate conflict. ..USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 2.2 (Expand U.S..investment and economic ties by supporting anti-corruption efforts, enhancing.security, promoting transparent governance systems, establishing a more.cost-effective regulatory framework, and enabling a more investor-friendly.business environment) by supporting policy interventions and regulatory.frameworks that facilitate private sector participation in water service.delivery. Increased private sector engagement and an improved regulatory.environment will advance U.S. Administration policy priorities that strengthen.rule of law, maximize taxpayer investments, and advances the administration's.Localization Agenda. Furthermore, this USAID activity supports the U.S. Global.Water Strategy, which defines water security as a national se
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations.
Multisector Response To Mitigate The Impact Of Conflict And EVD Outbreak In DRC Multisector Response To Mitigate The Impact Of Conflict And EVD Outbreak In DRC
Multi-sectoral response to Ebola outbreak in DRC MULTI-SECTORAL RESPONSE TO PROVIDE WATER, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE, HEALTH, AND PROTECTION ASSISTANCE FOR THE EBOLA OUTBREAK IN EASTERN DRC.
Integrated HIV/AIDS Program (IHAP) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  This activity ensures the continuum of care for HIV/AIDS services. It increases the utilization of integrated HIV/AIDS services at both facility- and community-based levels. It also strengthens health systems to increase access to services and improve health outcomes for people living with HIV/AIDS, as well as for the general population from the catchment area. .Building on the PEPFAR-supported platform, FY 2020 family planning funds will ensure integration of family planning services within broader HIV prevention, testing, and counseling services; treatment services for people living with HIV/AIDS, as well as other people seeking general primary health care within these health facilities; and comprehensive prevention of mother to child transmission services at all supported HIV facilities. The activity will support training and supervision of family planning providers and technical assistance to improve provider skill for family planning services. The integrated HIV and family planning services will lead to improved health outcomes and resilient communities, thus contributing to DRC's Journey to Self Reliance... .. .
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency agriculture, water, sanitation and hygiene, economic recovery and market systems activities.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide vital emergency support through through food assistance, shelter, and WASH services conflict affected populations.
New emergency program for WFP DRC ICSP New emergency program for WFP DRC Interim Country Strategic Plan (ICSP)
Humanitarian Assistance Health, WASH, protection emergency services for populations
DRC Health and Protection Assistance To provide essential health and protection services in response to the Ebola outbreak in DRC
Evaluation for Programme de Bonne Gouvernance Project Evaluation for Programme de Bonne Gouvernance Project
Emergency health program to respond to Ebola needs in DRC. Program to support 25 health centers in Ebola impacted areas of North Eastern DRC.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide resilience and food security activities.
New Elections Observation Activity This activity aims to bring much needed transparency and accountability to the DRC's 2023 elections by supporting both domestic and international observation.
Pool Malebo Kingabwa Rice Intensification Project-aka Winrock Rice GDA Pool Malebo Kingabwa Rice Intensification Project-aka Winrock Rice GDA
Community Recovery and Livelihoods Program - Tufaidike Wote The Tufaidike Wote (Win/Win) Project Consortium composed of CARE, FAO and International Alert has come together to provide a combined response to the problems of poverty and instability in Eastern Congo. By addressing the interlocking underlying conflict factors of resource conflicts, identity conflicts and power conflicts, the Tufaidike Wote project aims to enhance stable socio-economic recovery in 35 communities in three provinces that may include Ituri District, North and South Kivu Provinces over a four year period.
Agriculture and Food Security assistance To provide Agriculture and Food Security assistance in the Ituri and Tanganyika provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to contribute to the improvement of housing, sanitary and hygiene conditions of affected populations.
Zahabu Safi (The Commercially Viable Conflict-Free Gold Project  CVCFG) Zahabu Safi (The Commercially Viable Conflict-Free Gold Project  CVCFG) is an economic development initiative funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The goal of the project is to establish a conflict-free artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) gold supply chain originating from eastern DRC. The five-year program builds on recent successes achieved by donor-funded initiatives to export responsibly-produced gold to jewelry buyers in North America and Europe.  This project contributes to the broader US government goal of reducing instability in the DRC  which has more than 1,100 minerals worth nearly $24 trillion  by providing commercial opportunities to artisanal miners by linking them to responsible gold buyers in international markets, or by strengthening local partnerships between artisanal mining cooperatives and established institutional investors/anchor institutions within the DRC.
Ushindi - Overcoming Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Eastern Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Ushindi activity addresses sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in eastern DRC through a holistic approach to assist survivors of SGBV and engage communities in long-term attitude change.  Ushindi covers a population of 1.3 million in 10 health zones to: 1) provide SGBV survivors with quality, age-appropriate medical care, psychological counseling, and legal support; 2) improve communities' response to SGBV in order to facilitate rape survivors' recovery; 3) improve survivors' social integration and economic recovery; and 4) strengthen individuals' and community-based organizations' ability to prevent SGBV.
Helping Babies Breathe (GDA) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  USAID will continue supporting the GDA between the Catholic Relief Services and GlaxoSmithKline Services Unlimited that funds the "Afya Mama na Mtoto" activity (Healthy Babies and Mothers). This activity aims to reduce the neonatal and maternal mortality in 34 health facilities in South-Kivu. Through its two technical arms, health facilities and community, the mechanism provides basic equipment for resuscitation, essential medicines, staff training, and increases community awareness.  It also strengthens the capacity of health center staff to respond to babies who are unable to breathe on their own at birth by promoting the "Helping Babies Breathe" curriculum. Moreover, it improves the stewardship function of the health zone management team. By providing these interventions, the activity ensures that babies gain timely access to lifesaving health care.
Humanitarian Coordination and Shelters and Settlements Humanitarian coordination and shelter and settlements support for spontaneous displacement sites in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
USAID’s Education is The Response Activity (Elimu ni Jibu ya USAID) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .In the Democratic Republic of Congo , 7.6 million children ages five to 17 remain out of school. Adolescent girls in conflict settings are especially at risk of sexual and gender-based violence (GBV), which often leads to dropping out and further vulnerability. FY 2023 funding for USAID's Education is the Answer Activity will increase children's access to education, create safer learning environments, and improve the quality of teaching and learning in schools in crisis- and conflict-affected communities. USAID will increase the delivery of education services to respond to refugee in-flows from the Central African Republic, internal displacement, and severe neglect stemming from the creation of new provinces in Haut-Uele, North Ubangi, South Ubangi, Kasai, and Kasai Oriental...Equal access to education can create pathways for economic growth, improved health outcomes, sustained democratic governance, and more peaceful societies. Through this activity, , USAID builds the resilience of Congolese children and youth and provides grants to local organizations focused on child protection and education. USAID will mobilize schools, parents, and community members to address barriers to girls' access to learning without violence and intimidation. USAID will achieve this through teacher training, school-level committees, and community level campaigns promoting girls' equal rights to education and zero tolerance for GBV..This activity advances Mission Objective 3.2 by strengthening community resilience, improving the quality of education services by non-state actors, and increasing the demand for and utilization of quality education. Improved education outcomes contribute to stronger economic livelihoods and community resilience, resulting in less conflict, thereby promoting a more peaceful and stable DRC. ......
Security Cooperation and Information Services Support for security cooperation and information services for NGOs in the DRC
Air Support For Ebola Related Logistics Activities In Equateur Province DRC Air Support For Ebola Related Logistics Activities In Equateur Province DRC
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide essential security coordination and information services that help NGOs in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo understand the operating environment and reduce the risks confronting their staff and operations.
Provide quality subsidized primary healthcare and rehabilitate WASH infrastructure at health facilities in DRC This award will provide quality subsidized primary healthcare and rehabilitate WASH infrastructure at health facilities in DRC.
Integrated HIV/AIDS Project (ProVIC) In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), PATH and our partners are working from the ground up to better link people to HIV and other health services through the five-year ProVIC project. Our programmatic approach includes working through champion communities to link people with integrated HIV prevention, care, and support services.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To support a humanitarian logistics platform in eastern DRC.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency support to conflict-affected populations through economic recovery and market systems, water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter, and protection activities.
Solutions for Peace and Recovery (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .The USAID Solutions for Peace and Recovery (SPR) award develops and implements activities with local partners that build peace and stability in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. USAID will use FY 2018 resources to address the root causes of violence leading to political destabilization in eastern DRC. Main activities will include strengthening the capacity of women and marginalized group to participate in decision-making processes, linking women and marginalized groups to decision-making structures to ensure their inclusion in governance, working to change attitudes and norms for greater inclusion, but also expanding access to community and individual resources while improving social cohesion. The USAID Solutions for Peace and Recovery (SPR) is vital for building the foundation for durable peace in Eastern DRC, essential to achieve US Foreign Policy priority... .
DRC COVID-19 Support FY20 COVID-19 funding for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
New award to [redacted] DRC s Activity 2 ebola response activities New award to [redacted] DRC s Activity 2 ebola response activities
USAID/OFDA Cooperative Agreement for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide rapid emergency assistance to conflict-affected people in former Katanga Province, eastern DRC.
Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) - DRC 2015 Award Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) - DRC 2015 Award
Scaling Up Disease Prevention And Surveillance At Points Of Entry And Points Of Control For The 11Th Evd Outbreak In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo Scaling Up Disease Prevention And Surveillance At Points Of Entry And Points Of Control For The 11Th Evd Outbreak In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo
Emergency ERMs, Shelter, And WASH Assistance In Yemen Emergency ERMs, Shelter, And WASH Assistance In Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance New award to SP for emergency response and economic recovery in the DRC.
Humanitarian protection and community engagement support to EVD affected communities Humanitarian protection and community engagement support to EVD affected communities in DRC.
OFDA-2014-DRC/CE-Grant-WRI Support for returnees in Rutuhuru, North Kivu Province- Agriculture and Food Security/Logistics Support and Relief Commodities
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide vital emergency health, nutrition, protection, and water, sanitation, and hygiene activities.
Emergency rapid food and non-food response activities in eastern DRC To provide rapid food and non-food relief assistance to crisis-affected people in the DRC
Agriculture & Food Security Emergency Response In Tanganyika Province In Democratic Republic Of The Congo Support The Implementation Of Agriculture & Food Security Program Entitled, 'Agriculture & Food Security Emergency Response In Tanganyika Province In Democratic Republic Of The Congo' In The Eastern Democratic Republic Of The Congo (Drc).
Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO)
Public International Organization Grant to WFP for LRP and nutrition activities in DRC Public International Organization Grant to WFP for LRP and nutrition activities in DRC