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TB Local Organizations Network (TB LON) (Zambia):  .The Tuberculosis Local Organization Network (TB LON) is.USAID/Zambia's premiere local TB award, a key component of the Accelerator to.End TB initiative to double the decline in TB incidence and ultimately end TB.by 2030. This mechanism is working in 8 out of 10 provinces namely: Lusaka,.Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern, Luapula, Muchinga and Northern..The project will work to close gaps in TB elimination activities in specific.populations with high TB burdens, including underserved communities, people in.congregate settings such as prisons, mining communities, children, and people.living with HIV/AIDS. Using FY23 resources, TBLON will continue the.dissemination and implementation of the updated guidelines; intensified and.active TB case finding including in children; treatment and prevention.activities; and capacity building in various areas of TB control. TB LON will.build on existing USAID investment through our just ended bilateral Eradicate.TB and the TBLON Bridge. TBLON will leverage PEPFAR as well as other partner.and stakeholder funding to implement interventions and ensure provision of.essential prevention and treatment services for TB with a view to build.sustainability. TBLON will receive $1,000,000 from PEPFAR for TB/HIV.services. This mechanism supports our TB program. Funding for this activity will be crosscutting in nature by helping to support TB and HIV health system strengthening. This activity was approved as a crosscutting activity and has the support of our Ambassador. Under USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy, the.mechanism will support DO 3: Capacity of Zambia's Government, Citizens and.Private Sector Increased to Improve Health Outcomes and Meet Critical Needs of.Vulnerable Populations. This mechanism contributes directly to the Biden.Administration's policy priority of building global health security capacity by.investing in basic health care systems.... ... .
Partnerships for Integrated Social Marketing Program (PRISM) Partnerships for Integrated Social Marketing Program (PRISM)
Policy Dialogue and Implementation Project (POI) - Health Policy Initiative IQC Task Order 1 The purpose of this task order is to exercise global leadership and provide field level programming in policy development and implementation. The assistance provided under this procurement is expected to improve the enabling environment for health, making it possible for men and women around the world to obtain and use the information and services they need for better health, especially in the areas of family planning/reproductive health (FPIRH), HIV / AIDS, and maternal health (MH). This Task Order will serve as the primary mechanism to support core RHIFP and HIV I AIDS activities in policy dialogue and formulation. The contractor will undertake core-funded global leadership activities including development of indicators to measure overall project progress and impact; development of computer models and other tools and use of new technologies; development work to address health equity issues in policy advocacy, formulation, and implementation; development work to broaden the policy process to include participation by the poor; development of sustainable approaches to build institutional capacities to manage policy change; development work on multi-sector engagement and leadership; and coordination with other donors, particularly other USG and UN agencies.
Strengthening Educational Performance-Up (STEP-Up Zambia) (Zambia):  STEP-Up Zambia will continue assisting the Ministry of Education (MOE)~to improve learner performance in literacy through policy reform and capacity building initiatives led by local technical experts. With FY 2015 funds the activity will support the MOE to decentralize its management functions to:  strengthen data management for decision making; enhance human resource management systems; support policy and research; build leadership at the school level; and institutionalize the management of HIV/AIDS workplace programs at all levels. The key to sustainability of this approach is ensuring that program support is integrated into the MOE's annual work plans and addresses Zambia's long-term development strategies.  The U.S./MOE partnership will link resource allocation to learner performance so that more resources will reach schools, principals and  teachers to enable them to apply innovative and locally appropriate methods for improved learning outcomes during STEP-Up implementation and beyond.
ERADICATE TB Eradicate TB will support GRZ's response to eliminate TB in Zambia, consistent with the global End TB Strategy and Zambia's new National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Prevention, Care, and Control, 2017-2021.
INCREASED ACCESS TO FINANCIAL & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICE Advance the capacity of all public and private institutions to adopt modern management practices, strengthen their professionalism, and improve their systems, including providing equal access to both men and women.
Safe Motherhood 360+ in Zambia The purpose of this  Project is to reduce the maternal mortality ratio by at least 35 percent and neonatal mortality similarly by at least 35 percent in targeted districts. the Safe Motherhood Project will improve health service delivery, which the Ministry of Health defines as care that is delivered in a competent, clean, and caring environment. It also implies that the services provided are accessible, effective, efficient, safe, acceptable, and equitable.  It is envisioned that this comprehensive collaborative model of delivering high-impact interventions, using the comparative advantages of different implementing partners, will significantly contribute to the reduction of maternal and child mortality and serve as a model for scale-up to other districts country-wid
USAID/PEPFAR SAFE: Supporting an AIDS-Free Era (SAFE) Supporting an AIDS-Free Era (SAFE) to reduce HIV mortality, morbidity and transmission, while improving nutrition outcomes and family planning integration in the six USAID-supported provinces
Program for the Advancement of Malaria Outcomes (PAMO) (Zambia):  .The Program for Advancement of Malaria Outcomes (PAMO) mechanism aims to reduce malaria-related morbidity and mortality, in the four higher-malaria-burden provinces of Luapula, Muchinga, Northern and Eastern.  This mechanism will: a) empower communities to take ownership of the malaria problem and work with governmental and non-governmental entities to control malaria in their communities; b) strengthen malaria prevention and case management activities at health facilities and community level; c) build management capacity of the district and provincial levels to provide supervision of malaria interventions; and d) improve data reporting, analysis and use for decision-making by strengthening the Health Management Information System. Increased intensity of activities will be applied in Presidential Malaria Initiative (PMI) pre-elimination mechanism districts in Eastern Province. PAMO will also support a 3rd-year Peace Corps malaria volunteer position with accommodation, purchase of laptop, international and domestic travel. The volunteer will work with the malaria committee to coordinate and mentor other volunteers nationwide to promote proven interventions in malaria prevention, case management, and surveillance at community level, consistent with the national strategy and PMI technical guidelines. Under USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy, the mechanism will support Development Objective 3: Capacity of Zambia's Government, Citizens and Private Sector Increased to Improve Health Outcomes and Meet Critical Needs of Vulnerable Populations.  .. .
Elections and Political Processes Promote peaceful agreement on democratic reform, rules, and frameworks. Promote peaceful, broad-based participation in determining, defining, and negotiating changes to governing structures. Illustrative examples include promoting inclusive consensus-building processes related to peace agreements, national dialogues, referenda on key issues, and constitutional development or reform. Programs are designed to incorporate and support mechanisms that advance conflict mediation, resolution and negotiation of disputes in the context of these processes.
District Coverage of Health Services (DISCOVER) (Zambia):  The USAID Zambia District Coverage of Health Services (DISCOVER-Health) mechanism contributes to HIV epidemic control and provides family planning/reproductive health, and maternal, newborn and child health services and products to prevent mother and child deaths. Most of the funding for this activity is supported by PEPFAR. Currently, DISCOVER-Health is supporting the lowest level of the healthcare system through a national network of 101 community posts and outreach services. Over the past six years, the DISCOVER-Health activity has built capacity of the health posts to provide an integrated package, including: a) comprehensive HIV services; b) service delivery and outreach activities to expand access to childhood immunizations, c) provision of reproductive health care and family planning services; and d) activities to expand access to antenatal care. In the current year of this cooperative agreement through December 2021, DISCOVER-Health is transitioning these health posts to the management of the Ministry of Health to ensure the continuity of quality health services. The mechanism will be extended for an additional 15 months until March 2023, during which they will focus on provision of technical assistance rather than direct service delivery at supported sites in Central, Copperbelt and Northwestern provinces of the country.In addition, the social marketing and social behavior change activities that had been funded under this mechanism will be transitioned to the ZAM-Health activity (ID104808). Under USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy, the mechanism will support Development Objective 3: Capacity of Zambia's Government, Citizens and Private Sector Increased to Improve Health Outcomes and Meet Critical Needs of Vulnerable Populations. This mechanism contributes directly to the Administration policy priority of building global health security capacity by investing in basic health care systems.
USAID Leading Organizational Capacity and Localization Development (LOCAL) (Zambia):  USAID seeks to build partnerships with influential local partners, including non-governmental, quasi-government and local government partners. The activity objectives include assess organizations' capacities; strengthen technical capacity to respond to requests for proposals; strengthen technical and financial management capacity through training of local actors. To achieve these objectives, LOCAL will use FY 2023 funds to collaborate with partners to implement recipient-driven, capacity assessments of prime USAID local partners to best understand their capacity strengthening priorities. Based on these findings, each partner will receive tailored support to their organization. Illustrative activities include leadership coaching, diversification of funding streams, and monitoring and evaluation capacity strengthening. This mechanism's work aligns to Zambia's ICS Goals 1, 2 and 3: 1) Support Zambian democratic institutions to promote stability and deter democratic backsliding in the SADC region; and 2) Promote trade and investment for sustainable, inclusive economic growth and shared prosperity; and 3) Improve quality of life through stronger, more adaptive health and education systems. The work being done under LOCAL also contributes to USAID's Localization agenda by building the sustainability and organizational performance of Zambia's local development organizations...
Consortium for Food security, Agriculture and nutrition, AIDS, Resiliency and Markets (C-FAARM) project The overall goal of C-FAARM was for vulnerable and extremely vulnerable people in targeted rural areas to improve food security and resiliency. C FAARMs Strategic Objectives included vulnerable households in targeted districts diversifying and/or increased their agricultural livelihoods in a sustainable manner, having protected and/or improved nutritional health status and improving their collective ability to identify and respond to developmental issues and external shocks affecting food insecurity by 2011.
Scaling Up Early Childhood Development in Zambia (SUpErCDZ) (Zambia):  Early Childhood Development (ECD) programming presents an effective entry point to improve nutrition and broader health outcomes while contributing to a child's overall mental and physical development. USAID recently completed a landscape analysis on ECD in Zambia and supported development of an ECD Action Network in Zambia. Building on these developments, FY 2019 funds will be used to integrate ECD in health activities to improve nutrition, WASH, immunization and child health outcomes.  Specific activities include: updating training packages, conducting training and leading behavior change outreach activities (radio, community drama, etc.).  These areas are central to Mission objectives in the health sector as well as the overall economic development of the country through strong, healthy future generations.
Young Leaders Support The award will support and elevate outstanding young leaders (18-35 years) from across Zambia to amplify the impact of their work, inspire civic innovation, and promote citizen-responsive leadership.
Corridors of Hope II HIV/AIDS Prevention Initiative (COH II) The Corridors of Hope II HIV/AIDS Prevention Initiative (COH II) aims to decrease HIV transmission, morbidity, and mortality among the general population in seven of the highest-prevalence border and corridor communities in Zambia. The initiative engages local leaders and local governmental and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to play a central role in the projects design, implementation, and evaluation. Its primary strategy is to change community norms of sexual behavior, especially among groups at greatest risk. COH IIs prevention services include behavior change communication and social mobilization interventions, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), expanded HIV counseling and testing services, and strengthened referral networks. All activities closely involve the border and corridor communities themselves to help change the key social norms affecting HIV transmission. The project also links women with organizations that help with legal protection and that assist aspiring women entrepreneurs. The program has seen broad successes in behavio change to decrease HIV risk.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP): Univ of MA Lowell Research Fdn Provide Technical Support for Mercury Reduction in Hospitals in Other Countries. The project has three specific objectives: (1) assist four pilot hospitals (two each in Mexico and Ecuador) in reducing use of mercury-containing products and improving management of mercury-containing wastes; (2) provide Mexican and Ecuadoran governments with information on the amount of mercury-containing products and equipment used by participating hospitals that is reduced as a result of the project; and (3) develop technical skills and capacity in Mexico and Ecuador so that this knowledge can be successful replicated in additional Latin American hospitals.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-01318 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP): Health Care Without Harm Provide Technical Support for Mercury Reduction in Hospitals in Other Countries. The project has four specific objectives: (1) assist three pilot hospitals (one each in Mexico, Brazil and Chile) in reducing use of mercury-containing products and improving management of mercury-containing wastes; (2) provide Mexican, Brazilian and Chilean governments with information on the amount of mercury-containing products and equipment used by participating hospitals that is reduced as a result of the project; (3) develop technical skills and capacity in the three countries so that this knowledge can be successful replicated in additional Latin American hospitals; and (4) organize a Central American Workshop on Mercury Elimination in Hospital Environments, for information-sharing and training purposes.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA): Conflict Prevention and Resolution Services Contract The objective of the program is to increase public participation in environmental decision-making process in the CAFTA-DR countries and to increase access to environmental information in remote areas.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-01021 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-01184 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-00495 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-01902 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
PROG2017-2021_Coûts de structure Les coûts de structure sont déterminés en Belgique par l'Arrêté Royal du 11 septembre 2016 sur la coopération non gouvernementale et se réfèrent au " coûts qui sont liés à la réalisation de l'objet social de organisation subventionnée et, bien qu'ils soient influencés par la mise en oeuvre de l’intervention de coopération au développement, ne sont ni isolables ni imputables sur le budget de cette intervention;"(Art. 1 12°). La subvention des coûts de structure est fixée forfaitairement à 7% du budget des coûts directs (Art. 29 §2).
PROG 2017-2021_Empowerment dans un monde en mouvement PROGRAMME 2017-2021 en commun avec CARITAS INTERNATIONAL // Le programme EMMo est mis en œuvre en sept pays (Burundi, Ethiopie, Haïti, Niger, RD Congo, Rwanda et Belgique) et vise l'amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des populations vulnérables dans les pays du Sud ainsi que la sensibilisation et la conscientisation des populations vivant en Belgique pour une société durable, inclusive et responsable. Il s'agit d'un programme commun de Caritas International et de la Commission Justice et Paix. La Commission Justice et Paix intervient uniquement en Belgique. Notre programme commun est le fruit du rapprochement de deux organisations qui, issues d’un seul et même réseau mondial de solidarité, affirment aujourd’hui leur volonté d’associer leurs efforts pour œuvrer ensemble et par-delà les frontières à l’édification d’une société plus juste, plus durable et plus responsable. Ce rapprochement participe de notre volonté d’articuler plus étroitement les métiers sud de Caritas International - en matière d’urgence et de développement - à nos métiers nord - en termes d’actions sociale, éducative et politique - dans une logique d’interinfluence circulaire. Notre rapprochement en Belgique se veut également l'écho à la synergie que pratiquent depuis de longues années nos confrères et consœurs Caritas et Justice & Paix du Sud, dans une logique de partage des mandats et de renforcement mutuel face à la complexité de certains enjeux locaux, qu’ils soient opérationnels, politiques ou humanitaires. Inspirés par le vécu de nos partenaires et par l’engagement citoyen, nous entendons ainsi contribuer à dépasser une lecture strictement Nord ou Sud des enjeux de développement durable et de droits humains qui nous occupent ; des enjeux qui semblent parfois lointains ou diffus bien qu’ils se jouent littéralement au seuil de nos portes. Et ce, afin de proposer une mise en perspective plus systématique des questions de gouvernance, de vivre-ensemble et de consommation durable, et de contribuer à mettre en place des pistes d’action concrètes pour plus de solidarité et de résilience.
PROG2017-2021_Outcome1_Les populations vivant en Belgique visées par le programme sont sensibilisées et conscientisées sur l’interconnexion entre les enjeux de migration et développement, consommation et exploitation des ressources naturelles, démocratie et vivre-ensemble, s’engagent et se mobilisent en faveur d’une société durable, inclusive et responsable. Dans le cadre de son programme commun avec Caritas International (belgique), la Commission Justice et Paix s'engage dans un objectif spécifique sur la Belgique. À travers celui-ci, les populations vivant en Belgique, ciblées par le programme, sont sensibilisées et conscientisées sur l'interconnexion entre les enjeux de migration et développement, consommation et exploitation des ressources naturelles, démocratie et vivre-ensemble, s'engagent et se mobilisent en faveur d'une société durable, inclusive et responsable.
Bee Products Enterprise Development Project Creating new economic opportunities for 900 pastoral families to diversify livelihoods in the ASAL of Kenya through bee products enterprise development and market chain integration;
Coalition for Urban Transitions_WRI WRI has been granted funding from the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID) to support the Coalition for Urban Transitions (CUT) activities. From April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2019, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40) will play a key role as one of the project’s lead partners from Output 1 through Output 5 which listed in the CUT Logframe, ICED Logframe and 18-month Break Clause Commitment Indicators to support the project management, research and engagement for the following work for the CUT.