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Evidence based advocacy on community based testing and monitoring of quality services for key populations in seven countries Multicountry East Asia and Pacific APN - HIV - Save the Children Federation, Inc. - STC HQ.  This program has the following goals: To strengthen community capacity to improve access to quality HIV prevention, testing, treatment, care and support services among key populations in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, and Vietnam.. The objectives of this program are: To build evidence and engage in strategic advocacy for the purposes of improved quality of HIV prevention and care services for People Who Inject Drugs (PWID) in 4 countries: Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal and Vietnam..  To build evidence and engage in strategic advocacy for the purposes of improved quality of HIV prevention and care services for sex workers (SWs) in 5 countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar and Vietnam.  To improve understanding of existing community based HIV testing (CBT) services and advocate for community centered models to meet the UNAIDS strategy and the 90-90-90 targets on testing, treatment and viral load suppression.  To build evidence and engage in strategic advocacy for the purposes of improved quality of health services and HIV prevention and care services for transgender people in 4 countries: Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand and Vietnam
School Based HIV and Gender Based Violence Prevention School Based HIV and Gender Based Violence Prevention
Service Delivery and Support for Families Caring for Orphans and Vulnerable Children - Cooperative Agreement with CINDI Service Delivery and Support for Families Caring for Orphans and Vulnerable Children - Cooperative Agreement with CINDI
Communities Forward Program Communities Forward Program by supporting a community-based comprehensive prevention and HIV counseling and testing (HCT) program in order to reduce HIV incidence. An important focus is to increase the capacity of government organizations to design, implement, manage and evaluate strategic communication interventions for greater effectiveness in HIV prevention. In alignment with the NSP and the PFIP, the goal of the program is to contribute to a sustained 50% reduction in new HIV infections by 2017.
Health Policy Initiative in South Africa This task order aims to build and strengthen the capacity of organizations and institutions across all sectors to design, implement, and evaluate comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and support programs and policies. Specifically, the project seeks to ensure that national and local HIV/AIDS policies and programs, based on local and international best practices, are adopted and implemented. The project also helps develop, strengthen, and support effective public sector and civil society champions and networks to assume leadership in policy implementation.
Preventing HIV/AIDS in Vulnerable Populations Preventing HIV/AIDS in Vulnerable Populations focusing on Orphans and Vulnerable Children in the Western Cape Province in South Africa
INCREASED ACCESS TO SHELTER AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND MUNICI Increased Access to Shelter and Environmentally sound Municipal Services
Task Order for Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) for the USAID/South Africa Bilateral Health Office Task Order for Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) for the USAID/South Africa Bilateral Health Office under the PPL Monitoring and Evaluation Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (EVAL ME IDIQ) contract
Task Order 1: data collection and analysis services for the Early Grade Reading Study I Task Order 1 is for data collection and analysis services for the Early Grade Reading Study I under the Practical Education Research for Optimal Reading and Management: Analyze, Collaborate, Evaluate (PERFORMANCE) IDIQ
INCREASED USE PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTIO Increased Use of HIV/AIDS and Other Primary Health Care Services
USAID/Southern Africa Bilateral Health Care & Treatment activities Implementation of the HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment activities under PEPFAR in Southern Africa
HIV innovations for improved patient outcomes for priority populations award The program strengthens, and institutionalizes better cost-effective practices and innovations in HIV and AIDS care and provides treatment for priority and at-risk populations in accordance with South African government (SAG) priorities and policies.
South Africa HIV/AIDS Grant Management Program Pact facilitated the efficient flow of grant funds to over 100 PEPFAR partners and sub-partners in South Africa playing valuable roles in the response to HIV and AIDS, while ensuring compliance with USAID rules and regulations as well as general principles of sound management. Pacts strategy integrates grant making with capacity building for enhancing effectiveness and sustainability through the development and implementation of documented organizational systems and human capacity development at management and operational levels. Through rigorous grant management and individualized capacity building, partners have dramatically increased the scope, scale and quality of services they offer through all nine provinces of South Africa.
Protecting Highly Vulnerable Children-Research, Monitoring & Quality Improvement Activity Protecting Highly Vulnerable Children-Research, Monitoring & Quality Improvement Activity
Health Programs in South Africa Cooperative Agreement to support the Community-Based Comprehensive HIV Prevention, Counseling and Testing Program to Reduce HIV Incidence in South Africa program.
Prevention of New HIV Infections among Priority Populations The purpose of this award is to implement the Prevention of New HIV Infections among Priority Populations in South Africa.
Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision III Program The Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) Service Delivery III Project (Siyasoka) scales up VMMC services in South Africa. The purpose of this activity is to provide direct service delivery to support high quality, high volume VMMC and related services in rural and urban areas of the country. Siyasoka draws upon the experience of the previous VMMC I and II projects, managed by the Right To Care Consortium in South Africa, and builds on URC's experience in implementing continuous quality improvement in VMMC services in over eight countries since 2012. Working at fixed, outreach, and mobile VMMC sites in rural and urban priority districts, the Siyasoka project aims to reach 80% coverage of the target population in order to prevent new HIV infections. We will also work to coordinate the forecasting, procurement, quality assurance, distribution, and storage of VMMC surgical kits and commodities. In addition to providing direct service delivery throughout the country, the project will also support the transition of direct VMMC service delivery to the South Africa Government National Department of Health (NDOH).
Performance for Health through Focused Outputs, Results and Management (PerFORM) The goal of Right to Cares (RtC) Systems Strengthening TA model is a) Improve HIV-related patient outcomes by strengthening health and patient management systems at facility, sub-district and district level through capacity building and support; b) Build capacity of facility, sub-district and district management systems in coordination with provinces to strengthen health systems in support of HIV/TB-related services; and c) Provide support for development and implementation of successful GoSA policies for HIV related interventions.
Harmonized Seed Regulations in the Southern Africa Development Community Harmonized Seed Regulations in the Southern Africa Development Community
This Activity Will Increase The Number Of Female Commercial Drivers, And Assist In Advancing Them In The Transportation Sector In South Africa, While Advancing The Objectives Of The White HouseS WomenS Global Development And Prosperity (W-GDP) Initiative. The Overall Goal Of The W-GDP Initiati This Activity Will Increase The Number Of Female Commercial Drivers, And Assist In Advancing Them In The Transportation Sector In South Africa, While Advancing The Objectives Of The White HouseS WomenS Global Development And Prosperity (W-GDP) Initiative. The Overall Goal Of The W-GDP Initiative Is To Promote WomenS Economic Empowerment.
INCREASED USE PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTIO - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: Increased Use of HIV/AIDS and Other Primary Health Care Services - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Accelerating Program Achievements to Control the Epidemic (APACE) activities in Eastern Cape (Buffalo City) and Western Cape (Cape Town Metropolitan) The goal of USAID/SA's "Accelerating Program Achievements to Control the Epidemic 2018-2023" (APACE) is to improve upon and expand comprehensive clinical and non-clinical differentiated HIV care and treatment services, which will accelerate and sustain HIV epidemic control in South Africa supporting achievement of the NSP 2017-2022 goals and the "90-90-90" targets. APACE reflects the urgency to accelerate the HIV response in South Africa.
HIV/TB Epidemic Control Achieving and sustaining HIV/TB epidemic control in the Eastern Cape Province  integrated service delivery response
Systems Strengthening for Better HIV/TB Patient Outcomes (Foundation for Professional Development) The goal of the Foundation for Professional Development (FPD)s Systems Strengthening TA model is to foster a public sector management culture that is based on effective leadership by professional managers committed to: providing integrated quality services based on GoSA policy in partnership with civil society; using strategic information to guide decision making; and improving service quality and outcomes. In partnership with GoSA, FPD: i) develops and informs strategies to help Districts realize the 10 Point Plan, including NSP on HIV/AIDS, PHC Re-Engineering Strategy, NHI and the Minister of Healths NSDA in line with the PIPF; ii) supports district management to draft, implement and monitor progress against District Health Plans, related plans and expenditure reviews; and iii) supports districts to achieve and maintain targeted levels of performance for PEPFARs priority areas, in particular TB/HIV. Target populations include district management teams (DMT), facility managers, staff in Tshwane/Metsweding (GP), Nkangala (MP), Capricorn and Vhembe (LP)and the uninsured public (est. 5,122,683) especially PLWHAs. The projects primary investment is on strengthening systems related to routine management with scale-back of TA investment and energy once processes are adopted and ingrained.
Service Delivery and Support for Families Caring for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children  - Cooperative Agreement with Childline Mpumalanga Service Delivery and Support for Families Caring for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children  - Cooperative Agreement with Childline Mpumalanga
Government Capacity Development and Support The purpose of this contract is to enhance the South African Government (GoSA), specifically the Department of Social Development (DSD), in supporting Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) by strengthening the DSDs response in addressing the social and structural barriers that increase the vulnerability of OVC to Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) and Tuberculosis (TB) and address specific constraints hampering the health and social welfare system to achieve better outcomes for OVC and other vulnerable children (e.g. those affected by child abuse, neglect and exploitation). Specifically, the GCDS will support to the DSD to achieve the following three objectives: (1) Improve timely availability of reliable data on program performance monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and information on the social effects of HIV and AIDS and other vulnerabilities faced by children (such as child abuse, neglect and exploitation); (2) Strengthen coordination, management and oversight of community care service structures that protect and care for the most vulnerable children and the families that care for them; and (3 )Strengthen inter-sector integration and coordination between DSD and other GoSA Departments such as Health and Education and build a supportive multi-sector environment led by DSD for vulnerable children through system strengthening at the national and provincial level.
Comprehensive Clinic-Based District Services (Hybrid) The BroadReach Healthcare (BRHC) program supports the following objectives in support of GoSA: 1) improve HIV-related population outcomes by strengthening health and patient management systems at the district level; 2) build capacity of District Health Management Teams (DHMT)in coordination with provinces to support HIV/TB services and HSS; 3) support development and implementation of GoSA policies for HIV-related interventions; and 4) support transition to a sustainable national comprehensive HIV/TB program. The objectives and TA delivered are aligned to the USG-GoSA PFIP, NSP, NSDA, PHC Reengineering program, NCS and NHI objectives. The BRHC Team supports the following districts: Ekurhuleni (GP), Sisonke (KZN), West Coast (WC), Bojanala (NW), and Ngaka Modiri Molema (NW) covering a total population of over 6,000,000.
Surveillance of Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis: Electronic Drug-Resistant TB system (EDR Web) (South Africa):  N/A
South African Public-Private Partnership Support The goal of this program is to help South African business to propose, promote, and achieve public-private partnerships with appropriate societal benefits.
HIV Innovations For Improved Patient Outcomes For Priority Populations (Adolescent Friendly Services For Prenatally & Behaviorally Hiv Infected Adolescents) This programme targets adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) between 10-19 years of age within region F of the City of Johannesburg and the Matlosana sub-district of the North West Province. The goal is to in collaboration with the Departments of Health, Basic Education and other partners to develop, pilot, evaluate and support the scale-up of a replicable model of targeted and linked interventions across clinics, schools and communities (the 3 streams of the PHC re-engineering programme) to improve the screening, diagnosis, treatment, adherence, retention in care, and psychosocial and mental health of ALHIV. The programme is highly aligned with the HIV & AIDS and TB National Strategic Plan 2012-2016, the National Youth Policy 2009-2014, the Draft Adolescent Youth Health Policy and the Integrated Schools Health Policy.
South Africa Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021 South Africa Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021
INCREASED ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION AND TRAINING Increased Access to Quality Education and Training
Next Mile Mzansi The objective of Next Mile Mzansi is to build, customize and scale private sector solutions to address health challenges in collaboration with the national department of health, USAID and donor community, national and district support partners and the commercial sector.
Pre-primary Education Support Continuity of pre-primary education post COVID using learning through play, community engagement and edutainment in South Africa
Increased Access Shelter Environment Munic Increased Access Shelter Environment Munic
COVID-19 Award for Mobile Devices The Health Office requests ROAA to procure 14,423 handheld mobile devices and related accessories and ancillary services in support of South Africa' COVID-19 response via a sole source acquisition to Cosmo Net. The estimated cost per unit is $353.60. The procurement will be in three deliveries.
South Africa’s Low-Emission Development (SA-LED) (South Africa):  In partnership with the Government of South Africa, USAID supports the South Africa Low Emissions Development Project (SA-LED) to expand low emissions development, and strengthen the capacity of the public sector to plan, finance, implement, and report on low emissions projects. In FY 2016, USAID will support renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy demand, waste management, and transport activities across South African municipalities. $475,450 in FY 2016, in coordination with the U.S. Embassy Pretoria, funding will be used to conclude the analytical phase that will inform future investments in low emissions development in South Africa. A particular focus will be to increase the flow of investments into low emissions development projects and increase the size and quality of the project pipeline.  FY2016 funding will also be used to continue USAID's support to embed staff to work on low emissions development in the Department of Environment Affairs, in targeted municipalities.
HIV/TB Epidemic Control Achieving and sustaining HIV/TB epidemic control in the Kwazulu-Natal province
Comprehensive District-Based Support for Better HIV/TB Patient Outcomes (Hybrid) FPD is implementing the Comprehensive District Health Team Support (CDHTS) TA model. The goal is to foster a public sector management culture that is based on effective leadership by professional managers who are committed to: providing integrated high quality services based on GoSA policy; working in partnership with civil society; using strategic information to guide decision making; and improving the quality of services and patient outcomes. In partnership with GoSA, FPD will: i) develop and inform strategies to help Districts realize the 10 Point Plan, including NSP on HIV/AIDS, PHC Re-Engineering Strategy, NHI and the Minister of Healths NSDA in line with the PIPF; ii) support district management to draft, implement and monitor progress against District Health Plans, related plans and expenditure reviews; and iii) support districts to achieve and maintain targeted levels of performance for PEPFARs priority areas, in particular TB/HIV.
School-Based Sexuality and HIV Prevention Education To support the South African government's DBE to reduce new HIV infections amongst youth, specifically AGYW.
HIV-Innovations for Improved Patient Outcomes in South Africa The purpose of this program is to support South African organizations that identify, strengthen, and institutionalize better, cost-effective practices and innovations in HIV and AIDS care and treatment for priority and at-risk populations in accordance with South African government (SAG) priorities and policies. Targeted priority and at-risk populations for this program include pregnant women; infants, children, and adolescents; men who have sex with men (MSM); commercial sex workers (CSWs); hard to reach populations; and those co-infected with HIV/TB. This program will support the scale-up of SAG priorities through capacity building, operations research, including cost and cost effectiveness analyses, monitoring and evaluation, and plans for transition of limited service provision to key populations. Successful programs will demonstrate a strong capacity for integration of policy, technical approaches, as well as collaboration and coordination with partners and stakeholders and must also be in accordance with the Partnership Framework between the USG and SAG...O
ANOVA\APACE (Accelerating Program Achievements to Control the Epidemic Activity The ANOVA\APACE Program will work in partnership with the Departments of Health in the City of Johannesburg and Sedibeng in Gauteng, and Mopani and Capricorn districts in Limpopo. Anova is already a trusted partner of the Department of Health (DoH), strengthening health systems through direct service delivery and technical assistance. Anovas innovative response has enabled increased access to quality services.
Bilateral Health APACE award to MAtCH, a division of the Wits Health Consortium Award to MATCH to implement USID/Southern Africa's Care & Treatment outreach activities in Eastern Cape and Kwa Zulu Natal Provinces.
Trade Policy Initiative (TPI) (USAID Southern Africa Regional):  .The Trade Policy Initiative (TPI) goal is to enhance the quality of trade policy-making in the countries in the Southern African Customs Union, Southern African Development Community and the Tripartite Free Trade Area to support sustainable development. There are three main areas:  ..1. Applied trade policy research with a focus on current trade policy issues and the regional trade agenda in Africa; 2. Training of Southern African trade policy officials, including support for up to 30 government officials for study in trade policy, law and management; and, support for regional stakeholders with training in the form of short courses focused on trade policy analysis;  3. Support trade policy dialogue through modalities such as website development and content generation; regional workshops on trade topics and best practices; and, trade conferences to support public and private sector dialogue on the SA policy agenda. .....
HIV/AIDS Treatment Project HIV/AIDS Treatement to include palliative care, home based care, prevention education and training.
Capacity Building, Preparedness, and Planning Support and strengthen the negotiation process and implement peace and reconciliation processes, accords and ceasefire agreements at track levels 1, 2 and 3, including support to indigenous peacebuilding efforts. For a peace/negotiations process to have a chance of success, it must entail building trust in the process, between parties, and among their constituents, with a special focus on including women. Illustrative activities include negotiation training; platform development; public opinion polling; facilitation activities; elder statesmen engagement; provision of international expert advice and knowledge; financial support to parties; multi-stakeholder dialogues; assistance with the design of peacebuilding training programs; support and maintenance of agreed verification mechanisms; support to complaint tracking mechanisms; and work with local and national government representatives to bring them closer to their constituencies.
South to South: HIV innovations for improved patient outcomes for priority populations To promote the translation of knowledge into practice through innovative, capacity-building models that target health-care providers and community role players involved in maternal, neonatal, child and women's health and nutrition, with a particular focus on family care and the treatment of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
Systems Strengthening for Better HIV/TB Patient Outcomes (Kheth'Impilo) The goal of this project is to improve patient outcomes through health systems strengthening in line with the NSP, PHC and NHI strategies. The 4 objectives have cross linkages with the GoSAs 10 Point Plan for overhauling the health system to achieve zero transmission, initiation of 80% of eligible patients, retention of 70% in care at 5 years, and reducing new TB infections and deaths by 50%.
Building Evidence for Advancing Treatment for MDR and XDR TB (BEAT TB) (South Africa):  .N/A.
FY 2013 ASHA Award - African Leadership Foundation FY 2013 ASHA Award - African Leadership Foundation
Health4Men project Anova Health Institutes Health4Men project that provides sexual health services for Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) in South Africa. In addition to MSM services, Health4Men focuses on the health needs of other high-risk male populations, including displaced persons and refugees, prison populations, commercial sex workers and intravenous drug users.
Grant to Rescue South Africa for Natural and Technological Risks (DRR) in the Southern African region (Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho and Zambia) Grant to Rescue South Africa for Natural and Technological Risks (DRR) in the Southern African region (Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho and Zambia)
TB Local Organizations Network Project (TB LON) - Delivering a comprehensive package of services to end TB (South Africa):  .Not Required.
Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) Service Delivery and Technical Assistance Project Medical Male Circumcision Service Delivery and Technical Assistance in South Africa - The new award innovative type,cost effective and results oriented. It's a continuation of USAIDs important investments in MMC services and support to the South African Government.
IMPROVED CAPACITY TO FORMULATE, EVALUATE, AND IMPLEMENT ECON Improved Capacity to Formulate, Evaluate and Implement Economic Policies