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Multisectoral emergency response in DRC To provide multisectoral emergency response in DRC
Care, Access, Safety & Empowerment (CASE) Program in Eastern Congo Care, Access, Safety & Empowerment (CASE) Program in Eastern Congo
Emergency shelter, WASH, and agriculture assistance in DRC. To provide emergency shelter, WASH, and agriculture assistance in DRC.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide emergency relief to populations affected by conflict in South Kivu, DRC.
Final Evaluation of the ProJustice Program in the DRC Final Evaluation of the ProJustice Program in the DRC
Sustainable Mine Site Validation (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .The activity addresses illicit markets for conflict minerals associated with many corrupt practices in the provinces of North and South Kivu, including financing armed groups, money laundering, elite capture of resources, illegal taxation, among other areas. By reinforcing government systems that exist in the law, but have never been put into practice, USAID strengthens a critical governance process called mine site qualification and validation, which ensures mine sites meet standards and national and international criteria. This activity promotes additional transparency and accountability by empowering local actors-particularly civil society, communities and provincial and municipal authorities-to implement continuous and rigorous monitoring of minerals. As an alternative to prior methods of validation that relied on infrequent visits from authorities, USAID's current approach decreases the risk of corruption by bolstering training and more frequent involvement from local actors, particularly civil society groups. The project helps to assemble local monitoring committees to facilitate the initial qualification of mine sites as well as monitor sites' ongoing adherence to national regulations. Through ongoing security analysis and monitoring of mine sites, the project increases the capacity of staff from the DRC's Ministry of Mines and strengthens artisanal and small-scale mining cooperatives to address issues like child labor. Through associations of women, FY 2021 funds will raise awareness among local groups of women involved with artisanal mining about the protections provided under existing laws. ..This activity contributes to the Integrated Country Strategy and Country Development Cooperation Strategy via Development Objective 1 "Responsiveness of Public Institutions to Citizens' Needs Improved"..
Media Sector Development Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  ...The USAID Media Sector Development Activity (MSDA) will promote an open and vibrant media sector that contributes to more responsive and transparent institutions in the DRC. USAID will: 1) strengthen the legal and regulatory environment for media; 2) support targeted media outlets to become more independent and professional; and 3) increase access to high-quality, public-interest reporting. USAID will train journalists and support civil society and media to promote free and fair 2023 elections in the DRC through countering disinformation and hate speech and ensuring public access to accurate information...FY 2022 funds will support the protection and defense of journalists under threat and strengthen the legal framework to enable free media, open information access, and freedom of expression. Key interventions will strengthen advocacy capacity, digital and physical security awareness, response capabilities, and media networking activities. USAID will promote positive, nonviolent male development to shift attitudes and practices among boys and youth, including a focus on child, early, and forced marriage (CEFM) and gender-based violence (GBV)...MSDA contributes to Mission Objective 3.2 (Improve public institutions' responsiveness, respect for human rights and basic freedoms, and accountability, including through strengthening education overall) by promoting responsive, transparent, and accountable public institutions in the DRC and improving their respect for human rights and basic freedoms through the support of free press..In addition, $250,000 for this IM will meet the control for the Gender Equity and Equality Action (GEEA) Fund. Programming will align with Priority 5: Dismantle Systemic Gender Barriers. USAID will provide robust capacity building for female journalists and women-led media associations to promote critical conversations and create a safe, democratic space for dialogue on women's and girls' issues.. .
Integrated Governance Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Integrated Governance Activity (IGA) will strengthen governance in targeted service delivery entities and enhance the social contract between citizens and their government in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The activity will empower citizens, civil society, and the private sector to hold government institutions accountable through improved oversight of public service delivery in health, education and economic growth. The activity will emphasize public financial management, mostly promoting participatory budget processes and citizen oversight and will complement ongoing Congolese and other efforts to ensure that local, provincial, and national revenues are managed more transparently and employed to address citizen priorities, especially in Ebola affected areas. Assistance will include government entities. .IGA contributes to Mission Objective 1.2 by empowering national-level institutions to more effectively implement their mandates and Mission Objective 2.1 by improving public service delivery in health, education and economic growth. IGA works to advance the Administration's policy priority of protecting America's security at home and abroad by addressing a key driver of instability in the DRC - poor governance and weak institutions. By doing so, IGA will also support efforts to respond to the Ebola outbreak by addressing the underlying governance weaknesses that hinder the Ebola response. ... .
ESCAPE Activity ESCAPE- Emergency WASH support to conflict affected populations in Eastern DRC.
Emergency health program in DRC in response to Ebola Emergency health program in DRC in response to Ebola
Provision of emergency services for vulnerable populations in eastern DRC Provision of emergency WASH, Shelter and Economic Recovery and Market Systems for vulnerable populations in eastern DRC.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide resilience and food security assistance to beneficiaries.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide emergency non-food items and agriculture and food security support to conflict-affected people in North Kivu Province, eastern DRC.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide WASH, shelter, and food assistance to internally displaced peoples.
Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Award Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Award for LP, V, CT & ECA
Prevention of and Protection Against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Using Behavior Change Communication "BCC" (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Prevention of SGBV using Behavior Change Communication (BCC) activity increases community prevention of SGBV and reinforces and sustains positive behaviors in eastern DRC.  Implementing partners (International Medical Corps and Search For Common Ground) decrease GBV through: reducing stigma associated with rape; increasing awareness in families and communities of the consequences of GBV and the need to support survivors; and increasing capacity of local organizations, including religious leaders and local government, to deliver social services and conduct advocacy. Annually, more than 1.6 million individuals are reached by mass media BCC campaigns. In order to sustain and reinforce positive behaviors, individuals learn to promote non-violence and to reward those behaviors. BCC training is provided to teachers, religious and community leaders, and police officers to promote GBV prevention and improve response to incidents of GBV.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding for shelter and settlements, WASH, and protection activities.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide multi-sectoral lifesaving intervention targeting the most vulnerable conflict-affected individuals
PIO Gran tto UNICEF for Basic Education in Eastern DRC (BEED) PIO Gran tto UNICEF for Basic Education in Eastern DRC (BEED)
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide multipurpose cash, nutrition, health, water, sanitation, and hygiene, and agriculture sector activities to vulnerable populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To support agriculture and food security and provide non-food items to conflict-affected populations in eastern DRC, specifically in North Kivu and Tanganyka provinces.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC/Complex Emergency To provide vital health care services in eastern DRC.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide water, sanitation and hygiene and shelter and sanitations activities to vulnerable populations.
USAID Reduce TB (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  ...USAID Reduce Tuberculosis (TB) is part of a local.organizations network. In support of USAID's Global Accelerator to End.Tuberculosis, this activity facilitates and sustains new partnerships, fosters.inclusiveness, and promotes advocacy, empowerment, and accountability for.improved TB service delivery in the DRC... ..USAID Reduce TB will use FY 2023 funds to equip local.communities and health service providers in three provinces (Haut-Katanga,.Haut-Lomami, and Lualaba) to better manage and deliver TB prevention,.treatment, and care interventions. USAID will collaborate with the Ministry of.Health and provincial TB coordination structures to identify TB cases and.support TB patients and their households to successfully complete treatment and.initiate preventive therapy. Partnerships with local organizations, including.civil society organizations, faith-based organizations, private sector service.delivery providers, and academic institutions, will drive the implementation of.locally developed solutions to improve TB diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.services, which advances USAID's Localization Agenda... ..USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 (Strengthen.institutional and community capacity to prevent outbreaks from becoming.pandemics as well as respond to and overcome frequent public health and.humanitarian emergencies) by increasing country capacity, ownership, and.accountability towards a more sustainable and effective TB program for the.Congolese population. Improving TB management capacity supports more resilient.and stable communities. Stable communities reduce burdens to the DRC health.system and economy and help optimize American assistance by improving GDRC.capacity to address critical health needs and benefiting U.S. national security.by containing infectious diseases that could have a deleterious impact on U.S..citizen health and USG economic interests. This activity also advances USAID's.Localization age
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide integrated emergency life-saving interventions for households affected by conflict areas through agriculture, food assistance, and WASH activities.
Tanganyika Conflict Mitigation and Resolution USAID strengthens peace and reconciliation in Tanganyika province by mitigating conflicts, creating shared economic opportunities, and building social cohesion between Batwa and Baluba peoples. It supports intercommunity dialogues and women and youth groups in their efforts to promote peace.
Community health program To increase community awareness of Ebola transmission and treatment through journalist training, rumor tracking, and radio spots.
Emergency health program in response to Ebola outbreak in DRC Emergency health program in response to Ebola outbreak in DRC
Emergency food security and non-food item activities in DRC Provide emergency food security and non-food item support to conflict-affected households in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Humanitarian Assistance to reduce EVD in DRC To provide health, WASH, and economic recovery support to reduce Ebola (EVD) in DRC.
USAID/OFDA Grant for DRC Complex Emergency To provide rapid humanitarian assistance in eastern DRC. This is a joint OFDA/FFP award.
Integrated Humanitarian Programming for Communities Affected by Displacement in Ituri and Tanganyika Provinces NEW AWARD (GRANT) TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF SHELTER & SETTLEMENT, WASH, AGFS AND PROTECTION PROGRAM ENTITLED, "INTEGRATED HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMMING FOR COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY DISPLACEMENT IN ITURI AND TANGANYIKA PROVINCES" IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPS).
Rice As A Tool To Improve Lives In The Democratic Republic Of Congo Rice is critical to the food security and economy of the Democratic Republic of the Congos capital city of Kinshasa. This USAID-funded program aims to improve the local rice supply chain through a variety of steps; these include increasing the productivity of small farmers, improving post-harvest processing and handling of rice and strengthening farmer associations and cooperatives.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to strength the nutrition cluster coordination.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Health and WASH support in response to Ebola Virus Disease. Health and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) support in response to Ebola Virus Disease (EVD).
Clean Energy IDIQ N-CPC (ECODIT): The Democratic Republic of Congo Energy Advisor Clean Energy IDIQ N-CPC (ECODIT): The Democratic Republic of Congo Energy Advisor will provide high-level advice, technical assistance, and policy support to key Government of DRC (GDRC) counterparts. The Energy Advisor will be placed
Integrated Health Project (IHP) The Integrated Health Project (IHP) is a 5-year project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). IHP works to create better conditions for, and increase the availability and use of high-impact services, products, and practices. The project works in four provinces with 80 target health zones. Areas of focus are: family planning; maternal, newborn, and child health; nutrition, malaria, and tuberculosis; neglected tropical disease; HIV & AIDS; and water, sanitation, and hygiene.
Child Protection for the Prevention of Child Recruitment and Use, and the Release, Reunification, and Reintegration of Children Associated with Armed Forces and Groups (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  This activity prevents child recruitment by armed groups, obtains the release of children still in armed groups and supports the reintegration of those separated from armed groups. The program provides services for physical and mental health as well as education, vocational skills and livelihoods training.  It uses a community-based approach that serves not only reintegrated children, but vulnerable children affected by the conflict.
Integrated HIV/AIDS Project in Haut Katanga and Lualaba (IHAP-HK/L) This activity will work with the Government of the DRC (GDRC) to strengthen the continuum of care1 for quality HIV/AIDS services in select health zones to achieve epidemic control. This will be one of the main implementing mechanisms for the Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in the DRC.
Project Axxes From 2006-2011, IMA World Health led Project AXxes, a large USAID-funded health systems strengthening and service delivery program targeting eight million people in post-conflict areas of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The main objective was to improve the availability, quality, and capacity of overall health care, using the appui global or global assistance strategy of the Ministry of Health (MOH), in 57 rural health zones adversely affected by years of civil war, neglect, and relative isolation. Approximately two-thirds of the health zones were nonfunctional or had limited services at project startup. The projects assistance focused foremost on the MOH priority package of primary health care (PHC) interventions including reinforcement of vaccination services, provision of pharmaceuticals and supplies to hospitals and health centers, delivery of a full complement of maternal and child health services including family planning, and newborn and postpartum care.
Emergency program to meet health needs in response to Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo Emergency program to meet health needs in response to Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo.  Health program to support health facilities in Ituri in response to Ebola outbreak.
Title II Food Aid Program - FWFP in DRC FY2016 Award Title II Food Aid Program - FWFP in DRC FY2016 Award
Emergency shelter/WASH services to vulnerable populations Provision of emergency shelter, WASH services to vulnerable populations in Eastern DRC and provision of humanitarian coordination.
Emergency services in Eastern DRC Provide emergency health, nutrution and WASH services to vulnerable communities in Eastern DRC.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide agricultural livelihoods, food, non-food item, and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance to vulnerable households through humanitarian interventions
Wash and AG/FS services for vulnerable households. To provide emergency WASH and food security support to conflict-affected populations in DRC
UNWFP (UNHAS) Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in DRC Grant for Special Operation to continue the provision of aviation services for the humanitarian and donor community in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
SASA IVI DRC – Elimination of Tuberculosis Kasaï/ Eastern Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's SASA IVI ("Acting Now" in Swahili) - Elimination of Tuberculosis (TB) is part of a local organizations network. In support of USAID's Global Accelerator to End Tuberculosis, this activity strengthens TB prevention, care, and treatment in six provinces (Kasai Central, Kasai Oriental, Lomami, Sankuru, South Kivu, and Tanganyika) through sub-awards with five local organizations spanning civil society organizations, faith-based organizations, private sector service delivery providers, and academic institutions. USAID will provide technical assistance to these local organizations to implement locally generated solutions to improve TB diagnosis, treatment, and prevention...With FY 2023 funds, USAID  will facilitate new TB partnerships, foster inclusiveness, and promote advocacy, empowerment, and accountability for improved TB services.  This activity will strengthen local capacity to provide quality, equitable, and lifesaving TB services. This will be achieved by mobilizing and leveraging local resources to reach National TB Program targets and promoting more self-reliant, sustainable, and country-owned TB programming in the DRC..USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 by increasing country capacity, ownership, and accountability towards a more sustainable and effective TB program for the Congolese population. Improving TB management capacity supports more resilient and stable communities. Stable communities reduce burdens to the DRC health system and economy and help optimize American assistance by improving GDRC capacity to address critical health needs and benefiting U.S. national security by containing infectious diseases that could have a deleterious impact on U.S. citizen health and USG economic interests. This activity also advances USAID's Localization agenda. . ..... .
Title II - WFP's Regional Emergency Operation (EMOP) - cash transfers and food vouchers for Central African refugees in DRC Title II - WFP's Regional Emergency Operation (EMOP) - cash transfers and food vouchers for Central African refugees in DRC
USAID's Sustainable Water & Sanitation Systems Activity, North and South Kivu (SWASSA) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .USAID's Sustainable Water & Sanitation Systems Activity aims.to create sustainable and equitable access to a clean water supply and safe.sanitation services through developing the market sector in the Kivus region..Originally, USAID envisioned limited infrastructure investment to support.performance-based water system management, but after the volcanic eruption in.2021, it increased infrastructure investments to accommodate multi-donor water.infrastructure support activities...With FY 2023 funds, USAID will provide critical water supply.to residents in the peri-urban area of Goma by delivering a large water storage.upgrade project, designing and constructing a pumping station. The activity.will support targeted training focusing on energy efficiency and.diversification of power supply sources. USAID will promote climate change.adaptation measures by increasing the energy efficiency of equipment to reduce operators' costs, establishing bypasses in reservoir.systems in case of earthquake damage, creating systems redundancies to avoid.service interruption from potential lava flow damage, and diversifying power.supply sources...USAID will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 (Strengthen.institutional and community capacity to prevent outbreaks from becoming.pandemics as well as respond to and overcome frequent public health and.humanitarian emergencies). Clean water and sanitation prevent many infectious.diseases from spreading and promotes healthier, more stable, and productive.communities. Stable, productive communities reduce burdens to the DRC health.system and economy and help optimize American assistance by improving GDRC.capacity to address critical health needs and benefiting U.S. national security.by containing infectious diseases that could have a deleterious impact on U.S..citizen health and USG economic interests. USAID supports the U.S. Global Water.Strategy, USAID's Water and Sanitation Development Plan, and USAID's Cli
Humanitarian Assistance Support humanitarian response to Ebola outbreak by increasing access to two-way communication channels that address the nature, spread, prevention, and treatment of Ebola
Food Assistance To provide food, agriculture, and nutrition emergency assistance to marginalized people.
Screening for Ebola at POEs in eastern DRC Support screening for Ebola at points of entry
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency agriculture and food security support to conflict-affected individuals
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency IDP health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and protection services.
Award for provision of healthcare support to conflict-affected populations in DRC Award for provision of healthcare support to conflict-affected populations in DRC
Displaced and recent Returnee households Invite Recovery in Eastern DRC (DRIVE) Displaced and Recent Returnee Households Invite Recovery in Eastern DRC (DRIVE) program addressed basic needs of the most vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities. To meet households daily food and NFI needs, households received a comprehensive food and nonfood items assistance package through voucher fairs or direct distributions. A secondary goal was to support the local economys recovery. Finally, the DRIVE response integrated cash-for-work interventions to reinforce intra-community linkages, strengthen community assets and avoid further depletion of host community and host family assets.
Emergency response to Ebola outbreak in DRC Health program in DRC to support temporary screening and referral units for Ebola
Global Financing Facility (GFF) Multi Donor Trust Fund USAID/Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the World Bank/DRC are combining resources to support the DRC Ministry of Health's program on Health System Strengthening for Better Maternal and Child Health Results. The objective of this project is to improve the utilization and quality of maternal and child health services in targeted areas. This will be achieved by increasing the availability of a minimum package of services as well as by strengthening the management of the health commodity supply chain. Specifically, USAID's resources will support the institutionalization of performance-based financing and joint solutions with the World Bank to address bottlenecks to health commodities supply chain management.