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Stepping Up to Sustainability (USAID Southern Africa Regional):  USAID intends to extend an existing partnership with the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa's (WESSA) to expand WESSA's reach to build local capacity in the environment sector.  The expanded partnership will continue to build capacity for proactively responding to the impacts of climate change through application of lessons learned during the implementation of WESSA's "Stepping Up to Sustainability" program in South Africa.  WESSA will leverage new programs funded by other donors, and a deepened relationship with the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) to apply lessons learned in South Africa to benefit the Southern Africa region.   With FY 14, WESSA will conduct trainings that build municipal-level capacity to assess local vulnerabilities and undertake appropriate adaptive measures that mitigate climate change impacts in six Southern African countries.
Combating Wildlife Crime in Namibia and the Kavango-Zambezi Area Project (KAZA) (USAID Southern Africa Regional):  .Not Required.
USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA REGIONAL USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA REGIONAL
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Support the development of data-driven and context-specific action plans within the framework of cross-border and local consultations and 2) implement short- and medium-term measures suggested in action plans to support stranded herders.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Southern Africa/Drought Supporting recovery of agricultural production and safeguard livestock-based livelihoods to boost household and national food security in southern Africa
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) West Africa-Accra Regional Leadership Center (RLC West Africa-Accra) (USAID Africa Regional):  The YALI RLC West Africa-Accra is located on the campus of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration in Accra, Ghana and provides leadership training, networking, and professional development activities to anglophone young people ages 18 to 35 in West Africa (Burkina Faso, Cameroon, C&ocirc;te d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Togo).  Drawing on USAID AFR Regional funds, the RLC West Africa-Accra aims to bring together African institutions and private sector partners, with support from U.S. educational, private sector, and public sector partners, to create a collaborative hub for transformational change in Africa.  By bringing world-class institutions together and providing access to the program from Africa's most promising young leaders, the RLC West Africa-Accra will continue to channel this expertise to train young African leaders from diverse backgrounds in what it takes to become great leaders in the fields of business and entrepreneurship, civic leadership, and public management......... .
Food, Nutrition, Security and Agricultural Trade Facilitation Activity Food, Nutrition, Security and Agricultural Trade Facilitation Activity
Improved Management Selected River Basins Improved Management Selected River Basins
Inc. adoption of sustainable Family Planning/Reproductive Increased Adoption of Sustainable Family Planning/Reproductive Health, STI/HIV/AIDS and Child Survival Policies and Approaches in West Africa
USAID/OFDA Grant for Southern Africa/Regional Strengthen food security and DRR/DRM and increase the resilience of agropastoral livelihoods by increasing capacity to manage risks related to natural disasters at the level of communities and local institutions in northern Namibia and southern Angola.
OEGI - East Africa Economic Recovery and Reform, Trade Catalyst Africa (ERRA - TCA) Activity (USAID East Africa Regional):  The objective of the Trade Catalyst Africa (TCA) activity implemented by Trademark Africa is to increase exports through the development of relevant trade infrastructure and to increase access to trade finance for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in agribusiness and cotton, textiles, and garment value chains. The activity will support the Africa Common Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) objective of facilitating greater intra-regional trade. .USAID will utilize FY23 funding to identify, structure, and execute specific investments, including the development of new commercial models for upgrading border operations along major agricultural trade corridors. Funding will also be used to design and scale new financial products for agricultural traders and facilitate the development of leasable spaces for textile and agricultural processing operations in priority special economic zones. This will include conducting feasibility studies, financial modeling, legal and technical structuring, evaluating and mitigating social and environmental risks, obtaining financing from development and commercial financial institutions, and supporting documentation required for Investment Committee (IC) and Board approvals..The activity will also facilitate regional trade and improve food security by enabling the movement of food staples from food surplus countries to food deficit countries. The activity will create additional employment opportunities, especially for women and youth,creating additional incomes for households, helping to alleviate poverty and building resilience among the most vulnerable populations..... .
USAID/WA Trade Hub and African Partners Network Project Since 2003, WATH has been both a prominent and behind-the-scenes player in igniting and encouraging economic growth in one of the world's poorest regions. Partnering with firms, financial institutions, civil society, governments, donors, and entrepreneurs, the Hub acts as an honest broker of deals, policy recommendations, and organizational changes leading to real and sustainable reductions in poverty. Working in 21 countries, the Hub laid the groundwork for $191 million in exports, $53 million in investment, and 10,000 direct jobs. Its multiplier effect study showed sales generated by new exports have created several hundred million dollars of additional household income across the region.
Title II - World Vision Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust (BEHT), Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) World Vision Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE)
2014-OFDA-UNICEF Reducing Transmission of Ebola Virus through Household Prevention
Counter Violent Extremism Deny terrorist organizations, particularly al-Qaida (AQ) and its affiliates, potential new recruits by: providing positive alternatives to those most at-risk of recruitment into violent extremism; countering the AQ ideology, which glorifies violence; and increasing partner capacity, both civil society and government, to stem terrorist recruitment.
Support IGAD's Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) Support IGAD's Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN)
CORAF Institutional Support/Staple Crops Program (USAID West Africa Regional):  The role of the West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development (CORAF) is research coordination in West Africa.~ CORAF works closely with National Agricultural Research Systems (NARS) by supporting them to improve their institutional capacity in conducting relevant research with both regional and national applicability.  In addition, CORAF is involved in advancing regional centers of excellence for specific crops. One change in future activities will be a modification to include livestock and milk components in the value chain component of the agreement.FY 2014 funds will support CORAF to: (i) enhance in-house and national institutional capacity including the M&E reinforcement; (ii) improve, develop and adapt appropriate production and post-harvest technologies/innovations; (iii) develop and promote policy options for small farmers' access to agricultural input and output markets; (iv) establish mechanisms for scaling up and disseminating results; (v) reinforce the rice value chain in collaboration with Africa Rice, including scaling up new rice varieties on a regional scale; (vi) deepen the research knowledge on targeted value chains in the region; and (vii) collaborate with International Institute of Tropical Agriculture on aflatoxin technology to be transferred to the NARS.
Cash Programming Coordination in West Africa This project looks to target over 6,500 practitioners with information and improved coordination on cash programming in West Africa.
REG. DIALOGUE INCR. ON ROLE OF CIVIL SOC. & COMMUNAL L Regional Dialogue Increased on Role of Civil Society & Communal Living
Support to the Permanent Interstate Committee for Drought Control in the Sahel (CILSS) The mandate or general objective guiding the action of CILSS is to invest in the search for food security and in the fight against the effects of drought and desertification, for a new ecological balance in the Sahel through: 1) Formulation, analysis, coordination and harmonization of strategies and policies; 2) Strengthening scientific and technical cooperation; 3) Collection, processing and dissemination of information; 4) Capacity building of the various actors, including the private sector; 5) Capitalization and dissemination of experiences and acquired; 6) Support in the implementation of strategies, policies and programs.
West Africa Cotton Partnership Program The West Africa Cotton Partnership Program (WACPP) will support regional and national institutions and organizations (public and private) that prioritize smallholder men and women cotton farmers. WACPP will build upon the successes and lessons learned of the United States Government's past investments, while strongly emphasizing three key areas: i) Sustainable Agricultural Productivity: Established national government and private sector entities will be supported to identify and disseminate technologies that increase productivity and the competitiveness of the cotton production system as well as address issues of soil degradation, climate change, overuse of pesticides, and the relation of cotton to its agro-ecological environment; ii) Partnerships: Work with others through productive partnerships that are able to leverage significant and sustained change on a regional and national level; and, iii) Women: Address women's inequitable access to goods and services, or benefits derived from their investments. This program is a follow-on to the initial West Africa Cotton Improvement Program, and is co-funded by USAID/Bureau of Food Security.
Action for West Africa Region II (AWARE II) Action for West Africa Region II (AWARE II), was a three-year project (July 2009-July 2012) that aimed to create a positive and collaborative operating environment for expansion of health service delivery at the country level throughout the region. In addition to improving the policy environment, USAID AWARE II developed an integrated package of interventions in three technical areas: reproductive health/family planning (RH/FP); HIV & AIDS; and maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH).
Support IGAD Climate Prediction and Application Center (ICPAC) Improved Resilience through Climate Change Service Support IGAD Climate Prediction and Application Center (ICPAC) Improved Resilience through Climate Change Service
USAID Assistance Agreement with East African Community (EAC) USAID supports EAC efforts to improve the quality of life of the people of East Africa through increased competitiveness, value-added production, enhanced food    security, trade and investment.
SERVIR West Africa (SERVIR WA 2) Activity The goal of SERVIR WA2 is to increase the ability of local, national, and regional institutions to apply geospatial technologies and analysis to improve decision making and management of resources to improve the resilience of countries in the region, mitigate the impacts of climate change, and ensure appropriate land use to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Educational Research and Interventions This project consists of two parts, a pilot educational intervention and a research component, both to be conducted with informal education centers in Chad and Cameroon. Areas surrounding the lake Chad basin will be considered, such as Kanem, Hadjer-Lamis and LAC in Chad and the cities of Koussri and Maroua in Cameroon. LCDR and Salam Institute will consult with local partners on the ground and USAID to decide on the specific localities that will ultimately receive focus for greatest analysis and impact.
Engaging Higher Educations Institutions in Research and Development Engage higher education institutions in addressing social and economic development challenges through research, development, and extension services. Programs include, but are not limited to, applied research, community outreach, and service delivery. These programs have direct and indirect impacts on other sectors such as health, the environment, agriculture, and economic growth.
Support to African Union - Interafrican Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) Support to African Union - Interafrican Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR)
Judicial Institute for Africa (JIFA) (USAID Southern Africa Regional):  Not required - Mission is participating in the PARM pilot.
USAID/OFDA Grant for West Africa/Regional Basic award to Action Against Hunger/Spain - To improve preparedness capacities including integrated surveillance and health systems for nutrition management
PIO Grant with UNICEF for nutrition preparedness and emergency program Nutrition preparedness and emergency program
Humanitarian Coordination, Information Management, and Assessments (HCIMA) To support Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) to implement its Humanitarian Coordination, Information Management, and Assessments (HCIMA) in Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali.
Empowering Southern Africa (ESA) Power Africas Empower Southern Africa (ESA) program seeks to increase the availability of and access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and clean energy in Southern Africa with an investment into Power Africas Regional Development Objective Agreement with the African Development Bank and buy-ins from USAID Missions in Southern Africa. The award's combined on- and beyond-the-grid approach will provide targeted advisory services, catalytic grants, and investment mobilization to a range of energy sector institutions. ESA will connect African homes, businesses, and institutions to electricity; reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector by supporting cleaner electricity generation delivered by the grid and accelerating distributed renewable energy; and, working in partnership with African governments, improve the enabling environment for energy sector investment and innovation. The activity anticipates supporting up to 3 million new electricity connections over the next five years, and by the end of the project, 14 million tCO2e will be avoided or mitigated as a result of this assistance.
ECOWAS National Coordination Centers Support Reward follow-on task order activity is to: (1) provide technical assistance and training for the ECOWAS national coordination centers for response mechanisms (NCCRMS) and NCCRMS stakeholders in member states  (2) promote coordination and exchanges.
USAID Assistance Agreement with East African Community (EAC) USAID Assistance Agreement with East African Community (EAC) - Sustainable Economic Growth & Resilience
Regional Health, HIV & AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: Regional Health, HIV & AIDS - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Regional Development Objective Grant Agreement (RDOAG) with East African Community (EAC) - OEG Regional Development Objective Grant Agreement (RDOAG) with East African Community (EAC) for Energy Projects Delivery Unit - EPDU
Private Health Federation Journey Towards Sustainability (West Africa Private healthcare Federation- Founded in 2016, WAPHF/FOASPS is a first-time USAID recipient with USAID, and has offices in Lagos (Nigeria) and Dakar (Senegal). Under this grant, WAPHF/FOASPS will interact and collaborate with the following country-level private healthcare federations: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cte dIvoire, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo. Through coaching, mentoring and grant funds, WAPHF/FOASPS will provide guidance to its member federations to facilitate their progress along the pathway toward sustainability, using a four stage theory of change:
Natural Resource Management and Climate Change Natural Resource Management and Climate Change
West Africa Municipal Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (MuniWASH) Activity The West Africa Municipal Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (MuniWASH) Activity focuses on improving financial viability and sustainability, technical and operational performance, and governance and management oversight to bridge the gap between country national priorities and the SDG goals.  The objective of MuniWASH is to support city governments, national directorates and agencies, utilities, and service providers in Benin and Cote dIvoire and to sustain and expand city-wide WASH services to fill critical needs that reach poor and underserved community members in priority municipalities. The activity also identifies opportunities to provide technical assistance to other African countries to improve and expand urban WASH services. MuniWASH is collaborating with the African Water Association (AfWA) as a learning partner to capture lessons and help guide urban WASH programming.
Regional Development Objective Grant Agreement (RDOAG) with East African Community (EAC) - ENV Regional Development Objective Grant Agreement (RDOAG) with East African Community (EAC) for climate change, adaptation, biodiversity, conservation, and WASH
WASH APS The primary goal for this activity is to ensure that communities and institutions in the Kwando Basin, at the heart of the KAZA region, have the capacity and mandate to govern and effectively manage transboundary water resources and adapt to socio-economic and environmental change.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Humanitarian coordination, info management and assessments.
Expand Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health (ExpandPF) Activity The Expand Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health (ExpandPF) Activity will scale up evidence-based family planning practices, including postpartum family planning and engaging community health workers, to improve access to and use of voluntary family planning services in poor and underserved urban and peri-urban populations. ExpandPF envisions a local-partner forward strategy and close engagement with young people for implementation in Cameroon, Cote dIvoire, Mauritania, and Togo. Partners on the project include Options Consultancy Services, Etrilabs, and International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) member associations in each of the four implementing countries: Association Ivoirienne pour le Bien-tre Familial (AIBEF), Association Togolaise pour le Bien-tre Familial (ATBEF), Association Mauritanienne pour la Promotion de la Famille (AMPF), and Cameroon National Association for Family Welfare (CAMNAFAW). The team also includes Viamo as sub-contractor. Through ExpandPF, the consortium will ultimately assist individuals to make voluntary, informed decisions about family planning with access to contraceptive methods and services.
Reef Rescuers 3.0: Enhancing resilience of coral reef systems: Implementation of an adaptive restoration program to mitigate climate-induced changes (USAID Southern Africa Regional):  Coral reefs are among the most productive and bio-diverse ecosystems on the planet. They are critical to national economies of small island nations and provide protection from natural events such as storm surges. USAID will continue support to Nature Seychelles, a local organization, to develop, test and implement novel coral reef rehabilitation techniques which are now recognized as state-of-the art models for the Western Indian Ocean. USAID will also continue to provide highly technical training to expand skills for restoring coral reefs. The follow-on award will use $100,000 in FY 2016 funds to establish the first national bleaching alert network, expand research on resilient coral reef brood stock for further restoration, and develop formal partnerships and leverage funding to further develop sustainable financing models, including new commercial training programs.
USAID/OFDA Macro Grant to PIO Effective Emergency Desert Locust Control in Locust-prone Countries in the Horn of Africa
Agricultural Productivity and Food Security Agricultural Productivity and Food Security
99 SO4: EXPANDED COMMERCIAL MARKETS FOR AG TECHNLGIES & COMM Expanded Commercial Markets for Agricultural Technologies and Commodities in the SADC Region
Support IGAD Climate Prediction and Application Center (ICPAC) Support IGAD Climate Prediction and Application Center (ICPAC)
Empower Her Success #PNWCO to support the expansion of the Empower Her Program of Empower Her Success #PNWCO from 11/30/2018 to 12/31/2019. Grantee name: Dress For Success Seattle.
2020 FRE Annual Support to pay BMGF's membership fees for 2020 to Funders for Reproductive Equity (FRE) of 2020 FRE Annual Support from 06/02/2020 to 12/31/2020. Grantee name: Funders for Reproductive Equity.
VTS Tracking and Management to fund the optimization and operational implementation of the Vaccinator Tracking System
Evaluation  of a software for genomic characterization of TB To evaluate and validate a software for genomic characterization of Tuberculosis of Evaluation  of a software for genomic characterization of TB from 10/19/2023 to 12/31/2024. Grantee name: FIND.
Nairobi County Performance Management To support the Nairobi City County Government's health agenda focusing on strengthening accountability systems across PHC facilities to ensure service readiness.
Durability of HIV-specific protective Ab responses in human immunology-ba to carry out experimental studies in humans to determine if and how novel adjuvant and HIV-1 envelope immunogen combinations can induce higher levels, longer lasting, and qualitatively improved HIV-1 antibodies that may protect against HIV-
Reinvestment: Sustained National and Local Advocacy for Reproductive Heal to ensure a supportive policy environment is in place to allow for the full implementation and funding of the comprehensive RH law
Global Foundational Analysis to close the Gender Profitability Gap to create a cohesive analysis and research agenda that identifies the drivers of the gender profitability gap across various types of enterprises and sectors and take stock of solutions that systematically eliminate this gap
DKT Customer Care "HoneyandBananaConnect" Platform to increase access to high quality family planning information and services for young people (age 15-34) through the deployment of a digital ecosystem and tools, combined with a network of trained providers in 10 priority states in Nigeria
PAN-TB Collaboration Project Management and Annual Convening Support to provide project management support for the Project to Accelerate Novel TB Drug Regimens Collaboration (PAN-TB) focused on clinical TB regimen development and evaluation
FSDU Capacity Building Grant for Uganda to improve the livelihoods and reduce the vulnerability to financial shocks of the economically active poor and productivity of smallholder farmers and MSMEs by facilitating and promoting the development of more inclusive financial markets
Implementation Research for intro and scale-up of the hormonal IUD SHINE To use implementation research to inform scale up efforts for the hormonal IUD in sub-Saharan Africa and support future product introduction of similar methods.
COVID-19: Readying CHAMPS sites to assess vaccine effectiveness to ready sites in CHAMPS countries to perform subsequent studies to assess and monitor the effectiveness of vaccines against disease caused by SARS-CoV-2
Ethiopia Digital Farmer Profiles Initiative to establish the foundation for a national farmer registry and farmer profiles to enable tailored digital farmer services for small scale producers
TrypaNO Phase II to develop and implement strategies to achieve HAT elimination in low-burden geographies, certify elimination in Uganda and Ivory Coast, drive to zero cases in Chad and Guinea, and integrate and sustain HAT programs for post-elimination