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U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: William J Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies Cyber Policy Development. El Salvador Ministry of Defense
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK TRACTOR M931A2, Quantity Delivered: 6.
U.S. Department of Defense, Counternarcotics and Global Threats: El Salvador - Border Security and Maritime Interdiction The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Counternarcotics and Global Threats develops DoD counterdrug (CD) and counter-transnational organized crime (CTOC) policy. It also issues guidance, establishes priorities, and oversees resource allocation and program execution, for DoD CD and CTOC missions. These missions focus on countering illicit drug trafficking, but also include countering illicit financial flows and the illicit trafficking of people, wildlife, natural resources, and weapons. Primary activities include: coordinate and monitor DoD and interagency efforts for the detection and monitoring of the maritime and aerial transit of illegal drugs into the United States; direct, oversee, and monitor planning, programming, and budget (formulation, justification, and execution) processes for DoD Drug Interdiction and CD Activities programs, in coordination with other DoD Components; review, evaluate, coordinate, and monitor DoD CD and CTOC plans and programs to ensure adherence to approved policy and standards.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK TRACTOR M932A2 W/WN, Quantity Delivered: 2.
Global Train and Equip Program - El Salvador Border Security and Maritime Interdiction Programs (SMIP) To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. M198 Medium Towed Howitzer, Quantity Delivered: 8.
Global Train and Equip Program - El Salvador Border Security and Maritime Interdiction To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - El Salvador - Border Security and Maritime Interdiction To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical. JTF-B MINI MEDRETE 14 SLV 01. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. HOWITZER, MEDIUM, TOWED, M198, Quantity Delivered: 4.
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Engineering Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Engineering. SOUTHERN PARTNERSHIP STATION-EPF-ENCAP-16-SLV-01. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Turkey Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Turkey
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I in Turkey Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I in Turkey
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Seaport Interdiction Training I in Turkey Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Seaport Interdiction Training I in Turkey
Former et agir pour le Bien-Vivre 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
Formations groupes Alpha Grâce au renforcement de leurs capacités et/ou à leur sensibilisation, les associations alpha/FLE, leurs apprenants et le public proche de FDH et de ses partenaires Nord comprennent les enjeux des relations inégales Nord/Sud et du développement durable (DD). En conséquence, ils se mobilisent en faveur de la solidarité internationale (SI) et de la mise en pratique d’alternatives équitables et durables sur le plan social, économique et environnemental L’objectif poursuivi par FDH vise à favoriser la mobilisation de divers publics en faveur, d’une part, du développement durable et, d’autre part, d’une solidarité internationale en réponse aux inégalités Nord/Sud. Pour ce faire, FDH encourage ces publics à adopter des comportements alternatifs en tant que citoyens et consommateurs qui ne soient nuisibles pour personne et puissent avoir, au contraire, des répercussions équitables sur les populations au Nord comme au Sud. Elle les incite ainsi à poser des gestes qui préservent l’environnement, soutiennent des économies respectueuses de l’humain et des ressources naturelles et à agir en favorisant des conditions sociales dignes pour tous les peuples. 

Pour atteindre ce but, FDH réalise au préalable un travail d’information et de sensibilisation auprès de ces publics en Belgique parmi lesquels figurent les personnes proches de l’association et de ses associations partenaires ainsi que tout citoyen intéressé par le développement durable et la solidarité internationale. FDH effectue également ce travail auprès d’un public ciblé, en l’occurrence des populations défavorisées touchées par l’exclusion. Il s’agit spécifiquement d’apprenant(e)s alpha/FLE, majoritairement des femmes issues de l’immigration, ainsi que des associations qui les encadrent dans leur apprentissage du français.
 
Par une méthodologie participative tout au long du processus d’éducation et faisant intervenir les réflexions et témoignages directs de partenaires qu’elle soutient dans le Sud, FDH met à la disposition de tous ces publics des outils adaptés et savoirs leur permettant, d’une part, de renforcer leurs connaissances relatives aux inégalités Nord/Sud et au développement durable et, d’autre part, d’acquérir progressivement un rôle citoyen actif pour contribuer à la solidarité internationale. -	Associations d’alphabétisation et FLE, principalement (mais pas exclusivement) à Bruxelles 
-	Associations travaillant dans l’éducation populaire/éducation à la citoyenneté mondiale au Nord et au Sud
-	Apprenants des associations susmentionnées : essentiellement des femmes adultes (entre 18 et 60 ans) issues d’un public multiculturel, peu ou pas alphabétisées 
-	Public général des partenaires Nord de FDH (alpha, FLE, formateurs/trices) intéressé par la vision et mission de FDH
Defense des droits et de l'environnement des communautés indigènes. Les organisations communautaires des peuples indigènes, dans le respect de l'équité entre les sexes et les générations, renforcent leurs capacités politiques et juridiques et leur articulation dans la défense de leurs droits humains, de leur territoire et de leur environnement (eau, air, flore et faune) dans l'Occident du Guatemala, en créant aussi des alliances au niveau national. Les communautés indigènes du Guatemala (voir TOC) connaissent des problèmes quotidiens qui sont le résultat du modèle d'accumulation et de dépossession, qui implique une concentration des ressources entre les mains de quelques-uns (terre, eau, minéraux, capital, technologie, connaissances). Ce modèle est la principale cause de la pauvreté et de la surexploitation de la main d’œuvre et des ressources naturelles qui affecte aux communautés autochtones. Cette situation s'aggrave de manière accélérée avec l'invasion des territoires communautaires par les entreprises minières, hydroélectriques, pétrolières et d'agrocarburants. Ce processus de paupérisation et de destruction culturelle de la population indigène génère des anomalies sociales, comme, par exemple, l'émergence de la violence criminelle, qui fait du Guatemala l'un des pays les plus dangereux d'Amérique latine. Les victimes de cette situation sont, pour la plupart, la population indigène et ladino pauvre, et les secteurs les plus vulnérables sont les femmes, les jeunes et les enfants.
Une première étape pour inverser cette situation consiste à exiger le respect des conventions nationales et internationales qui protègent les communautés autochtones contre l'invasion de leurs terres et la surexploitation de leurs ressources naturelles et de leur main d’œuvre. Cependant, les communautés ne sont pas préparées à cette défense, car elles sont réprimées, leur accès à l'information et à l'éducation est limité, et elles sont détruites par l'extrême pauvreté. 
C'est pourquoi ASERJUS (partenaire du programme FDH) propose le renforcement des capacités politiques, pédagogiques, stratégiques et juridiques des organisations communautaires indigènes ainsi que l’accompagnement pour favoriser une concertation pour la protection contre la répression et pour la défense de leurs droits humains et de leur territoire. C’est ainsi qu’elles deviendront des sujets politiques. Communautés d’Occident, rurales ou semi-rurales, composées d'indigènes (90%) et/ou de métis (10%), en extrême pauvreté, avec peu d’accès aux services (santé, d'éducation, justice), situées dans des territoires ayant grande valeur culturelle et de survie pour leurs membres. Les ressources naturelles des communautés ont également une valeur économique qui intéresse les entreprises extractives, qui ignorent la propriété légale des territoires des communautés et les envahissent. (MEC : 9-10).
Tusoco tourisme solidaire et durable Il y aura des routes/circuits touristiques avec des entreprises de tourisme solidaire, durable et communautaire (ETSC) articulées par région ou par thème, renforçant la valorisation et la conservation du patrimoine, impliquant hôtes et voyageurs dans un développement local. Le tourisme national favorisera les liens entre zones rurales et urbaines. L'utilisation des TIC et la participation des jeunes et des femmes à la gestion de leur ETSC et à la gouvernance de leur territoire sont encouragées. Les expériences de tourisme solidaire communautaire (TSC) en Bolivie ces dernières années ont montré les réalisations et le potentiel de cette activité pour contribuer au développement économique local (DEL) dans les communautés rurales et indigènes qui ont opté pour cette activité pour diversifier et étendre leurs activités productives. Cette intervention vise à développer le TSC promu par le Réseau TUSOCO afin de sensibiliser et de motiver des actions de la part des acteurs participants -hôtes du territoire et visiteurs ou voyageurs- pour étendre et renforcer les chaînes productives locales impliquées par le TSC, qui sont respectueuses de l’environnement et des cultures locales. Il s’agit également d’intégrer les femmes et les jeunes à cette dynamique ainsi que promouvoir une gouvernance locale plus participative qui génère des propositions et des actions pour un DEL plus démocratique et durable.

De même, l'objectif est de profiter, de renforcer et de développer les caractéristiqu...(+2 characters extra in FundHub text) Le RÉSEAU TUSOCO compte 24 ETSC, deux nouvellement affiliés et six temporairement passifs en raison de la pandémie. La priorité sera donnée à 16 ETSC appartenant à 20 communautés paysannes et indigènes. Cependant, le renforcement de TUSOCO (réseau et voyages) permettra de servir tous ses affiliés.
Environ 1020 familles sont directement impliquées dans l'action et, indirectement, ce sont environ 1300 familles - issues des communautés intégrées au RÉSEAU TUSOCO - qui bénéficieront de l’action.
Strengthening Labor Inspection in Lesotho Monitoring compliance with labor law and international labor standards in the export apparel sector
Improving Labor Law Enforcement in the Kingdom of Lesotho Building the capacity of the labor inspectorate to enforce labor laws
DEC Coronavirus Appeal - India Extension Project Aim:  

Health System Strengthening and Building Resilience at the Community Level to Mitigate the Impact of COVID-19. 

Research Objectives: 

Objective 1: To guide and support government health facilities with emergency medical equipment supply 

Objective 2: To equip the community with resources and skills to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 

Activities Obj. 1 – Outcome A 

Coordinate with the appropriate healthcare officials at the district level to understand the needs of the healthcare facilities 

Coordinate with the appropriate healthcare officials to accordingly develop a logistics plan for purchase and delivery of the equipment  

Conduct timely procurement and delivery of the required equipment to the identified government health facilities 

Routinely conduct follow ups to ensure the provided resources are functional and meeting the established needs 

Activities Obj. 2 – Outcome B, C & D 

Coordinate with the local healthcare system to develop a list of beneficiaries in need of home care kits  

Conduct delivery of the home care kit and food baskets to the targeted beneficiaries 

Provide training and counselling for the families that have received the home care kit and/or food baskets  

Conduct Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) 

Develop modules and IEC materials that cover the domains of home-based care inclusive of tracking signs, symptoms and vital parameters, monitoring of patients for danger signs, ensuring adequate nutrition for recovery and wellbeing. 

Conduct tele-counselling to the beneficiaries for practicing preventive actions against COVID-19, to identify signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and protocols to follow if signs and symptoms are noticed, to ensure they are able to use the provided emergency resources 

Provide referrals to the beneficiaries in case of identified signs and symptoms and simultaneously coordinate with frontline healthcare workers to ensure that beneficiaries are able to access the required care and treatment   

Conduct community-level mobilization and awareness drive for the importance of vaccination and getting vaccinated through the camps  

Facilitate online registration of the beneficiaries to be eligible to get the vaccine  

Conduct mass awareness in camps around COVID-19 infection prevention and control 

Beneficiary Numbers: 13,400 total 

WASH – 1,500; Health – 11,900; Food - 750
Feasibility Study - Connectivity Pilot and Feasibility Study in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, through Ukama This grant to Global Broadband Solutions funds a feasibility study and pilot project that would assess the economic and technical viability of an end-to-end long term evolution (LTE) connectivity solution for data services delivered over satellite and fixed wireless technology in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. California-based cellular network solutions provider Ukama, Inc. is the sole-source Contractor for the Study.
Feasibility Study - Mbandaka City Clean Energy Ecosystem Feasibility Study, through AEG International This grant to the provincial Government of quateur funds a feasibility study that would assess the economic and technical viability and perform an environmental and social impact assessment for a comprehensive clean energy ecosystem for the city of Mbandaka in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a utility scale solar photovoltaic (PV), and battery energy storage system (BESS); and a small-scale solar PV system and BESS electric vehicle charging station. The U.S. company, AEG International, is the sole-source contractor for the feasibility study.
Feasibility Study - Connectivity Pilot and Feasibility Study in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This grant to Global Broadband Solutions SARL funds a feasibility study and pilot project that would assess the economic and technical viability of an end-to-end LTE connectivity solution for data services delivered over satellite and fixed wireless technology in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. California-based cellular network solutions provider Ukama, Inc. is the sole-source Contractor for the Study.
Feasibility Study - Mbandaka City Clean Energy Ecosystem Feasibility Study, through AEG International This grant to the provincial Government of quateur funds a feasibility study that would assess the economic and technical viability and perform an environmental and social impact assessment for a comprehensive clean energy ecosystem for the city of Mbandaka in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a utility scale solar photovoltaic ("PV"), and battery energy storage system ("BESS"); and a small-scale solar PV system and BESS electric vehicle charging station. The U.S. company, American Engineering Group (AEG) International, is the sole-source contractor for the feasibility study.
SECURING SHOREBIRD SITES AT MAULLIN, CHILE To reduce the loss and degradation of habitat from unregulated recreational activities and livestock disturbance in one of the largest coastal wetlands in continental Chile, the project will: 1) work toward the establishment of a 970-hectare municipal protected area network that provides feeding and resting habitat for Hudsonian Godwit and other shorebirds; 2) develop a management plan for the protected area network; 3) monitor bird numbers and habitat usage, threats, and reserve management outcomes; 4) assist local communities in developing ecotourism and in understanding the importance of the protected areas; 5) create bird observation platforms, signage, radio broadcasts and printed and online information materials.
Saving Critical Wintering Habitat For Th Funded under the 2016 IMPACT Program..The marine bays and shorelines of Chilo, located off the coast of Chile, support approximately 22,000 Hudsonian Godwits (nearly 30% of the global population).. However, threats to Hudsonian Godwits and Whimbrels include deforestation of the watersheds by agriculture and livestock and shoreline development, and degradation to the intertidal mud flats principally from algae farming. In order to counter these threats, this project will maintain and enhance wintering populations of Hudsonian Godwit and Whimbrel across a network of sites on Chilo. The project will achieve these goals by increasing sustainable, habitat-conservation focused practices and policies surrounding agriculture and ranching in the area. It will also educate and engage the community on environmental issues to support conservation actions and to maintain long-term ecological viability of five key watersheds on the island. This project will increase the quality and quantity of critical roosting and feeding sites of Hudsonian Godwits and Whimbrels in the Pullao, Putemn and Chullec watersheds. It will establish concessions protecting at least 100 acres of shorebird habitat, plant 3,000 trees, complete agreements with landowners and business on best management practices. It will also engage key stakeholders; strengthen local, low-impact tourism efforts; support the implementation of a land-use management strategy; and support additional planning activities associated with watershed management and renewable energy development. ..Species that will benefit include: red knot, greater yellowlegs, lesser yellowlegs, ruddy turnstone, surfbird, Baird's sandpiper, Wilson's phalarope, Franklin's gull, elegant tern and barn swallow...
MAINSTREAMING COASTAL BIRD CONSERVATION Wetlands on the Pacific coast of Chile provide critical habitats for hundreds of thousands of Neotropical migratory shorebirds and marine birds every year, but are threatened by unsustainable development, degradation, and pollution. The Chilean Ministry of Environment has created major opportunities to improve Neotropical migratory bird conservation in the country through the launch of a new National Wetlands Protection Plan and a Global Environmental Facility (GEF)-6 project on the conservation and adaptive management of coastal wetlands. Combined, these initiatives represent the best opportunity in decades to work with the Chilean Government and local conservation organizations to fully integrate bird conservation into national conservation and development agendas. This proposal has the following goals, focusing on both national and local, on-the-ground action in Chile's South Center Biodiversity Hotspot: 1) birds are mainstreamed into national policy and economic development agendas through implementation of the Chilean Bird Conservation Strategy; 2) the economic value of migratory and resident birds and their habitats are strengthened by building bird-based tourism capacities across the Central Chile Coastal birding trail; and 3) a community engagement and stewardship program is developed and implemented at the Humedal-Marisma Rocuant Andalin IBA to reduce human disturbances to migratory shore and coastal marine birds.
SHOREBIRD CONSERVATION IN TIERRA DEL FUE By creating detailed shorebird habitat maps, this project will set the foundation for conservation planning and action for decades to come at the shorebird wintering site of Baha Lomas in Tierra del Fuego Province, Chile. The proposed area of study is both a RAMSAR site and a Western Hemisphere shorebird site of hemispheric importance. Populations of migratory red knots have declined dramatically in this region in the last 30 years in parallel with declines of similar magnitude in the U.S. in Delaware Bay. The site is also important to other birds such as Red knots, Hudsonian godwits, white-rumped sandpipers, whimbrels and American oystercatchers. This project will delineate critical habitat for five shorebird species in Baha Lomas; map habitats most threatened by climate change, oil pollution, overgrazing and other forms of habitat destruction; and present finding to Chilean biologists and conservation policy specialists.
CONSERVING PRIORITY SITES FOR SHOREBIRDS Southern South America supports the majority of the hemispheric and global populations of a large suite of Nearctic migratory shorebirds, including the entire global population of Hudsonian Godwit and large proportions of the populations of rufa Red Knot, the Pacific population of Whimbrel, and White-rumped and Baird's Sandpipers. Many of the key wintering sites for these species in southern South America are facing increasing threats due to significant human-induced changes, and in particular disturbance of roosting and foraging habitat. The Western Hemisphere Reserve Network (WHSRN) Executive Office in collaboration with local partners will enhance conservation of critical shorebird habitats at seven key sites in Chile for priority shorebird species through 1) implementing four new protected areas (covering a total of 9955 ha); 2) catalyzing the protection and/or safeguarding through WHSRN designation of three key sites (covering 2450 ha); 3) building local capacity for effective site conservation at all seven sites; and 4) aligning these local shorebird conservation efforts with national and international plans and initiatives. Project activities will help inform the development of a National Shorebird Conservation Plan, which is being developed within the framework of a national bird conservation strategy, and building from the Pacific Americas Shorebird Conservation Strategy.