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Sapan Program: Strengthening Thai Democracy (Thailand):  The Sapan governance program aims to enhance the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs), support collaboration between CSOs and the Thai Government-particularly independent agencies-to build participatory democracy, and mitigate social tensions in Thailand. FY 2014 funding will continue to provide experts, technical assistance, and training to raise awareness among Thai citizens about their responsibilities to promote good governance and citizen action. As part of that effort, the activity will strengthen CSO institutional, governance, technical, and advocacy capacities; increase the visibility of advocacy non-governmental organizations and civic leaders working to promote peace; and improve the capacities of journalists to cover policy and conflict issues. The activity will also support a number of dialogues focusing on issues of importance in democratic societies as well as on the work of the independent agencies on transparency and accountability issues.
FY 2012 ASHA Award - United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia FY 2012 ASHA Award - United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia
USAID Building University-Industry Learning and Development through Innovation and Technology Alliance (BUILD-IT) (Vietnam):  The BUILD-IT Alliance is a new.education alliance among government, industry, and academic partners in the.U.S. and Vietnam. The goal is to link science, technology, engineering, and.math (STEM) instruction in Vietnamese universities with the needs and.capabilities of companies. .With FY16 funds, BUILD-IT will organize.a student industry fair, higher education executive policy workshops, a women.in technology forum, and introduce applied curriculum models. .BUILD-IT will help Vietnamese.university students lead inclusive, technology-based growth by.engaging leadership in strengthening higher education policy; enable.university-private sector collaboration; develop curricular partnerships,.mentorships, and industry-sponsored opportunities to build students'.professional and technical competencies in preparation for STEM careers; and.improve academic programs and outcomes..
Promoting Peace in Southern Thailand The Asia Foundation people-to-people reconciliation activity builds trust among communities and lays the groundwork for peace through local civil society in southern Thailand.
USAID Thailand CTIP (Thailand):  The USAID Thailand Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) activity follows the "4Ps" paradigm of Prevention, Protection, Prosecution, and Partnerships to reduce trafficking in persons (TIP) and better protect the rights of trafficked persons in Thailand. With FY 2023 funds, USAID Thailand CTIP will work with the Royal Thai Government, civil society organizations, the private sector, media, academia, and at-risk communities to strengthen their capacity and collaboration to combat TIP. The activity will coordinate and complement USG-supported CTIP programs in Thailand, including the U.S. State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat TIP, Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Homeland Security Investigations. Moreover, it will seek to collaborate with other donors and international organizations to support the efforts of CTIP stakeholders in Thailand. To address emerging patterns of TIP whereby trafficked people are forced to commit cybercrimes in scam centers in neighboring countries, the activity will build cross-border coordination between Thailand and neighboring countries to strengthen referral mechanisms of potential TIP victims. The activity will build the capacity of government and non-government organizations to protect and assist scam center TIP victims in line with right-based, victim-centered, and trauma-informed approaches. The activity is committed to mainstreaming a gender and social inclusion approach in all interventions and employing innovative, data-driven solutions-both technical and programmatic-through research and technologies to address emerging issues related to TIP. The activity will prioritize areas at increased risk of human trafficking, including border areas, locations with high concentrations of migrant workers, vulnerable populations, government shelters, and priority industries (including fishing, construction, agriculture, and domestic work).
Humanitarian Assistance To cascade down disaster preparedness planning to local chapters via community disaster management committees capacity building
FY 2015 ASHA Award to CURE International FY 2015 ASHA Award to CURE International
USAID Travel and Transportation Curso e transporte de USAID Voyage et transport d'USAID Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Travel and Transportation. Custos administrativos e despesas de funcionamento de USAID que contribuem para viajar e do transporte. Frais d'administration et dépenses de fonctionnement d'exploitation d'USAID contribuant pour voyager et de transport.
FY 2010 ASHA Award - United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, Payap University FY 2010 ASHA Award - United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, Payap University
The CIRCLE Alliance: Catalyzing Inclusive, Resilient, and Circular Local Economies" (CIRCLE Alliance) The CIRCLE Alliance is USAID's flagship private sector partnership under the Agencys Save Our Seas Initiative. CIRCLE will create and accelerate local circular economies for plastics that improve livelihoods and reduce or divert a significant portion of recyclable waste currently entering the environment through three workstreams: reduce, reuse, recycle (3Rs) enterprise development, including piloting refill and reuse models; mandatory extended producer responsibility (EPR) policy development and implementation; and advancing gender equality and womens economic empowerment.
Improved Regional Governance & Economic Reform Improved Regional Governance and Economic Reform
USAID Enhance (Thailand):  .The USAID Enhance activity strengthens partnerships among the Royal Thai Government, civil society, media, and academic institutions to promote citizen-centric local governance in Thailand. It contributes to Thailand's development trajectory and stability through meaningful engagement by citizens and local authorities. By empowering local actors to increase innovations that will amplify citizen voices and accountability in local governance, USAID Enhance helps reduce patterns of societal grievances that can lead to conflict. The activity enhances the local government's ability to respond to citizens' concerns and priorities, builds the skills of civil society organizations to effectively engage with local governments, and promotes constructive dialogue among diverse groups to jointly identify and solve problems...With FY 2023 funds, the USAID Enhance activity will support collaboration among local champions to deepen constructive dialogue between citizens and local governments and improve their capacity to strengthen participation, inclusion, transparency, and accountability for sustainable development and self-reliance. A shared learning and collaboration platform will enable local governments, civil society, media, and academic stakeholders to voice ideas and concerns, share experiences, and advocate for meaningful collaboration and non-violence nationwide, with an emphasis on Thailand's Deep South.  The platform will mobilize community involvement by highlighting issues and demonstrating approaches to improving local inclusion and stability. The platform will focus on enhancing local governance through demand-driven, local, multi-stakeholder efforts that will expand the knowledge and resource base for citizen-centric governance and promote socially responsible investing and problem-solving..
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Samoa Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTRATION Birth and death registration services expanded and functioning
STRENGTHENING CCP FORUMS IN 6 REGIONS Strengthened capacity and efficient functioning of Child Care and Protec
tion Forums in 6 regions.
ELIMINATION OF OPEN DEFECATION By 2018, MAWF able to coordinate, plan, implement and monitor the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) program
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT IR803- Human Capacity Costs staffs - Administrative staffs - Supply & Logistics staffs - Office operating costs
COMMUNICATION, ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF's voice and public engagement significantly enhanced, particularly with GRN and key partners
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE TO EMER Capacity for preparedness and response to emergencies at national and  s
ub-national levels strengthened
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Quality Technical and Programme Management support provided to achieve t
he Programme Component Result for Adolescents Living with HIV
POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION By 2018, key education legislation (Education Act) and policies (ECD,  learner pregnancy & inclusive education) are reviewed and
their implementation strategies approved by MoEAC
QUALITY Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) SERVICES By 2018, Health Facilities equipped to provide quality Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH),  HIV/SRH,  and nutrition services
WASH IN HUMANITARIAN SITUATIONS By 2018, increased capacity and delivery of services to ensure protection of the nutritional status and that girls, boys and women
have protected and reliable access to sufficient safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in humanitarian situations.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE By 2018, out-of-school children and most at risk adolescents have improved access to education.
SPORTS FOR DEVELOPMENT Boys and girls aged 10-18 access information and develop skills on healthy lifestyles in sport settings
INTEGRATED BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTRATION By 2018, coverage of birth and death notification and registration increased.
ACCESS TO CHILD HEALTH SERVICES By 2018, access to services for the prevention and control of priority communicable diseases improved
MULTI-SECTORAL COORDINATION Government is equipped with the evidence on expenditures and budget requirements of the Child Protection Sector.
EVIDENCE AND DATA SYSTEMS ON CHILD PROTE Through to 2018, management  information systems and evidence base on child protection are strengthened
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS DEVELOPED Strategic alliances and public/private partnerships to promote action on  children's rights developed
LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR CP (2) By 2018, the government has domesticated international and regional human rights commitments.
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT By 2018, quality technical leadership provided and programme results achieved
NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE NUTRITION STRATEG National frameworks and strategic plans for improving maternal, infant a
nd child nutrition operationalised nationwide
SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND SCHOOL GOVERNA Social accountability and governance systems within MoE strengthened
ADOLESCENT GIRLS AND MOST @ RISK HIV prevention approaches and interventions for girls and most at risk adolescents are evidence informed
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT Through to 2018, quality technical support provided effectively for protection programme.
DEMAND CREATION - SECOND DECADE By 2023, adolescents have increased access to gender sensitive adolescent friendly services.
SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING - SECOND DECADE by 2023, (social) service providers have increased capacities to provide equitable, quality and gender-sensitive services for
adolescent girls and boys.
CROSS SECTORAL APPROCAHES UNICEF's voice and public engagement significantly enhanced, particularly with GRN and key partners
MULTI-SECTORAL RESPONSE  SERVICES IN VAC By the end of 2017, more vulnerable girls and boys and their families demand and benefit from multi-sectoral VAC and GBV services.
EXTRA CURR. (MFMC/WOH) INSTITUIONALIZED Extra curricular HIV prevention life skills (MFMC and WOH) institutionalized and integrated within the education system
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Quality Technical and Programme Management support provided to achieve t
he Programme Component Result.
EQUITABLE RESOURCE ALLOCATION Systems in place in MoE contributing towards equitable resource allocati
on at school level
PROGRAMME COORDINATION By the end of 2018, all Programmes aligned with UNICEF Strategic Plan, ESAR Priorities and UNPAF and managed for results.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE AT NATIONAL AND SUB-N Capacity for nutrition, watsan and health response to emergencies at nat
ional and sub national levels strengthened
KEY INFO ON THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN By the end of 2018, increased public & key stakeholder access to information on Namibia's children & Rights of Children.
ADOL DEVELOP PARTICIPAT & HIV COORDINAT By the end of 2017 Issues of gender, adolescent development and participation and HIV integrated in all programme areas and
supported.
TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Capacity for preparedness and response to emergencies at national and  s ub-national levels strengthened
BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS PLANNING PROCESS By 2018, MoHSS emergency preparedness and response capacity strengthened and sustained at national and regional levels
NATIONAL STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK (NSF) MoE coordination system strengthened to respond to HIV/AIDS in line with National Strategic Framework (NSF) commitments
ECD AND SCHOOL READINESS By 2018, 50% of children aged 4-8 benefit from integrated Early Child Development (ECD) services at community or centre level.
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT By 2017, National Development Plan (NDP) 5 is developed inclusive of national SDG targets
COMPLIANCE WITH TREATY MONITORING AND RE By 2018, the government with participation of civil society complies with treaty monitoring and reporting obligations on time.
SYSTEM STRENGTHENING - FIRST DECADE Capacity of services providers to provide quality and integrated health, HIV, nutrition, education, sanitation, birth registration
and child protection  services improved
GBV - MULTI-SECTORAL RESPONSE SERVICES By the end of 2018, guidelines for providing comprehensive multi-sectoral response services (SRH, HIV, psycho-social, justice and
economic) to GBV and VAC survivors is developed and implemented.
SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT - NAT CONSENSUS National consensus reached on School Development Funds
HIV COUNSELLING AND TESTING By 2018, women and men, key populations  and young people have access to  comprehensive HIV counseling and testing and prevention
services
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CAPACITY Effective and efficient management of human capacity
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Quality Technical and Programme Management support provided to achieve t
he Programme Component Result
HEW SYSTEM MODELLED IN ONE DISTRICT Health Extension Worker System modelled in one district
STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF NATIONAL STATIS By 2018, national statistical system consistently produces, disseminates and utilizes high quality disaggregated statistical data.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resources
ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY HEALTH SERVICES By 2018, AFHS facilities and health facilities provide improved comprehensive and integrated SRH and HIV services for young
people and key populations
POLICY, PLANS & BUDGET FOR Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) By 2018, appropriate legislation, policies, strategic plans and budgets for maternal, adolescent, newborn and child health
established and implemented
COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT RELATED TE Social and behaviour change strategic planning and monitoring interventi
ons support achievement of Programme Component and UNDAF results.
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT By 2018, young people (10-24yrs) are equipped to access sexual and reproductive health including HIV information and services
ADVOCACY / COMMUNICATION By 2016, Leverage  resources for children and women, and use of Communication for Development (C4D) for programme effectiveness.
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT Quality technical and management leadership provided to achieve outcome result
SCALE UP NUTRITION By 2018, NAFIN able to coordinate and monitor the implementation of multi-sectoral Scaling-Up Nutrition Country Plan.
HIGH-IMPACT HEALTH INTERVENTIONS By 2018, increased capacity at both national and peripheral levels to provide access to essential high-impact maternal, newborn,
child and adolescent health interventions
SOCIAL POLICY Government has strengthened capacity for child rights-based policy formulation, planning and budgeting
HEALTH PLANS FOR CRITICAL HIGH IMPACT IN Costed health plans prioritising high impact interventions developed
QUALITY EDUCATI - STRATEGIC INFORMATION Ministry of Education's provision of quality education is informed by updated strategic information
SOCIAL WORK REFORM Through to 2018, management  information systems and evidence base on child protection are strengthened
LIFE SKILLS AND ADOLESCENTS By 2018, young people demonstrate improved knowledge and skills for informed decisions on  HIV prevention and SRH, within a
comprehensive school health and safe schools framework.
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT - FIRST DECADE By 2023, service providers  have strengthened capacity to provide quality and integrated chid survival and development, learning
and child protection services.
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Adolescents living with HIV and AIDS receive comprehensive services in t wo districts
ALHIV RECEIVE COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES IN Adolescents living with HIV and AIDS receive comprehensive services in t
wo districts
FINANCING FOR CHILD PROTECTION Government is equipped with the evidence on expenditures and budget requirements of the Child Protection Sector.
CHILD RIGHTS REPORTING CAPACITY OF MEDIA By the end of 2018, increased commitment & capacity of media & partners to report responsibly on key child rights issues
strengthened.
MEDIA CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILDREN' Commitment and capacity of media to report responsibly on key child righ
ts issues strengthened.
MONITORING & EVALUATION Monitoring and Evaluation: The Government has a National Statistics Development Framework for improved child rights reporting and
accountability.
MULTI-SECTORAL SERVICES ON VAC By 2018, coverage of birth and death notification and registration increased.
IMPROVED FOLLOW UP SYSTEMS OF NEWBORNS A Improved systems in place for follow-up of newborns and HIV exposed infa
nts
SOCIAL PROTECTION FINANCING AND PLANNING By 2017, GRN has increased capacity for evidence-informed planning, financing and implementation of social protection measures.
PROGRAMME COORDINATION & MANAGMENT UNICEF staff and partners have the guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan, manage and monitor programmes.
INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS Integrated child protection systems strengthened (Framework for integrated child protection systems strengthened)
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Quality Technical and Programme Management support provided to achieve t
he Programme Component Result of Health and Nutrition
FRAMEWORK FOR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR Framework for provision of comprehensive services for Adolescents living
 with HIV and AIDS adopted
CIVIL REGISTRATION AND VITAL STATISTICS By 2016, CRVS system has increased coverage and strengthened inter-ministerial cooperation.
CYBER SECURITY AND CHILD ONLINE SAFETY By 2018, responsible online engagement of children enhanced, and response mechanisms to child online safety risks and harms
established
CAPACITY BUILDING OF HEALTH WORKERS By 2018, skills of Health Workers in the provision of Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH),   HIV/SRH,  and nutrition services  improved
ACCESSION TO HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES By 2018, the government has acceded to additional regional human rights treaties.
HIV INFORMATION AND SERVICES FOR YP By 2018, young people (10-24yrs) are equipped to access sexual and reproductive health including HIV information and services
CHILD-CENTRED POLICY PLANNING Capacity of national authorities and civil society strengthened for chil
d-centred policy planning and resource allocation
SCHOOL QUALITY AND SCHOOL STANDARDS By 2018, all schools in Namibia are implementing and monitoring  standards and regulations for effective teaching and life long
learning.
GBV RESEARCH By 2018 State Agencies systems for the collection, analysis, utilization and dissemination of up to date data on GBV and VAC
strengthened.
EXPANSION OF CHILD GRANT SYSTEM By 2018, coverage and accessibility of Social Protection for the disadvantaged households is expanded
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE COMMUNICATIO Social and behaviour change communication (SBCC) components of national HIV prevention response for young people is evidence
informed.
EVIDENCE BUILDING ON SOCIAL PROTECTION S By 2018, Evidence base on structure, coverage and impact of Social Protection for Children enhanced.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resource
s
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE By 2018, MoHSS emergency preparedness and response capacity strengthened and sustained at national and regional levels
QUALITY TECHNICAL SUPPORT By 2018, increased capacity and delivery of services to ensure protection of the nutritional status and that girls, boys and
women have protected and reliable access to sufficient safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in humanitarian situations.
NEWBORNS FOLLOWED UP AND LINKED TO COMPR 50% of newborn babies and their mothers followed up and linked to compre
hensive Maternal & Newborn Care Health (MNCH) services
BUDGET PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION By 2017, National Development Plan (NDP) 5 is developed inclusive of national SDG targets
CHILD PROTECTION PRIORITIES INTEGRATION Child protection priorities integrated in national GBV and HIV/AIDS resp
onse.
PUBLIC & KEY STAKEHOLDER ACCES TO INFO Increased public and key stakeholder access to information on Namibia's children
OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS By 2018, out-of-school children and most at risk adolescents have improved access to education.
NAMOD By 2016,  NAMOD I and II developed to link tax-benefit micro-simulation with social protection budget forecasting.
PMTCT By 2018, targeted health districts implementing and monitoring their eMTCT workplans towards eMTCT elimination
NEW NPA FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN New NPA for vulnerable children developed, endorsed and coordinated
COORDINATION MECHANISMS FOR Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) STRENG National and regional coordination mechanisms for maternal, newborn care
 and Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) strengthened
VULNERABLE CHILDREN RECEIVE INTEGRATED C Vulnerable Children in three regions receive integrated care and support
CHILD POVERTY ANALYSIS National statistical system generates evidence on child poverty and vulnerability
LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR CP By 2018, the government has domesticated international and regional human rights commitments.
ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC AWARENESS Advocacy and Public Awareness on critical child rights issues for Namibi a
PROGRAMME MONITORING & EVALUATION SUPPOR Monitoring and evaluation support to programme component and intermediat
e results
EQUITY BASED PLANNING & MONITORING By 2018, MoEAC has enhanced capacity at all levels to better plan, monitor and evaluate education programme and policies.
QUALITY TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT Quality Technical and Programme Management support provided to achieve t
he Programme Component Result of Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT)
NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Quality TA provided to support Nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR HIV EXPOSED I 90% of HIV exposed children under 2 years in 4 districts followed up and
 receiving comprehensive package of services.
KEY DUTY BEARERS HAVE CAPACITY TO IMPLEM Key duty bearers have capacity to implement SOPPs