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Read Haiti: Scaling Early Grade Reading Improvement in Haiti (Haiti):  USAID supports the Read Haiti:.Scaling Early Grade Reading Improvement in Haiti activity to improve reading.and writing outcomes in both Creole and French in the Grand'Anse and South.departments in approximately 160 schools. With FY 2019 funds, existing teacher.training and coaching efforts will be continued, including training in the use.of classroom libraries in order to enhance students' reading comprehension,.remediation/differentiation of instruction, and use of a bilingual, scripted,.phonics-based early grade literacy curriculum. Expected results:..Improve writing and reading skills from phonetic awareness.to fluency and reading comprehension in Creole and French; increase access to.quality educator training and coaching by providing new resources throughout.the school year; achieve solid evaluation results by implementing a strong.monitoring and evaluation plan; support capacity development among stakeholders.in Haiti through training and/or knowledge sharing conferences/workshops; and model.strong partnership in education through the utilization of a school network.spanning five departments in Haiti..... .
Electoral Observation Mission (OAS/EOM) for Presidential, Partial Legislative, Third of the Senate and Local Elections in Haiti Electoral Observation Mission (OAS/EOM) for Presidential, Partial Legislative, Third of the Senate and Local Elections in Haiti
Systme dInnovation en Production Animale The purpose of the Haiti Livestock Innovation Activity entitled Systme dInnovation en Production Animale (SIPA) is to increase the long-term productivity and resilience of the livestock sector in Haiti, particularly two resilience focus zones (RFZ). One RFZ in the Southern Region and the other in the North-North-East-Central Plateau Region. The activity will take into consideration the unique production environments, priority animals, potential for improvement, and existing resources. SIPA aims to improve the productivity of livestock in the RFZs by seeking localized solutions for animal nutrition and developing a long-term strategy to improve the genetic stock of priority animals such as goats and cattle. Also, this activity will work in conjunction with the livestock market systems (LMS) activity to inform and complement its work as it is also focused on increasing the productivity and sales of key livestock from a market systems approach. There will be opportunities to apply and disseminate findings from this research activity through the LMS to individuals and businesses. In addition, this activity will also partner with local partner universities in coordination with the Haiti University Partnerships (HUP) Activity. HUP will build the institutional capacity of local agriculture universities and this activity will partner with them to conduct research, disseminate findings, and potentially establish revenue generating activities in the sector. The project goals will be achieved through the following research objectives: improve the genetic profile of key livestock species (small ruminants, dairy and beef cattle) through breeding and dissemination of quality genetic stock in Haiti. Increase the performance of livestock through transformative forage and feed interventions. Build the academic, vocational and research capacity of key local universities and support dissemination of these new research findings.
USAID/Haiti Water Security and Systems Strengthening (USAID EAU) Activity USAID Eau is focused on transforming the water sector by helping water utilities develop and begin implementing plans to expand coverage to all targeted areas, gain access to finance, and better manage water resources for sustained service delivery.
Reconstruction of Pediatric Ward at Justinien University Hospital in Cap-Haitien, North Department, Haiti Reconstruction of Pediatric Ward at Justinien University Hospital in Cap-Haitien, North Department, Haiti
Evaluations of Food Security and Resilience Programming IBTCI was contracted by USAID to conduct a final performance evaluation of the Haiti Multi-Year Assistance Programs (MYAPs) Program implemented through three implementing partners. These programs seek to reduce food insecurity and increased resiliency of vulnerable and extremely vulnerable rural households throughout Haiti. The evaluation will determine the overall impact of the program by investigating three major questions: (1) the extent to which the food security status of the targeted population has changed; (2) the extent to which the MYAPs programs have contributed to the resiliency of the targeted communities; and (3) the extent to which the various mothers clubs models implemented by the Title II cooperating sponsors are cost-effective. The evaluation is expected to help guide and optimize the effectiveness of future Food for Peace programming in Haiti, and compile the best practices and lessons learned.
Protecting the Rights of Children, Women and Youth 5-year project that supports a partnership between the Government and private sector to promote children's rights and child protection services. Supports efforts by governmental organizations; NGOs; and community-based organizations to assist victims of gender-based violence, trafficking, prostitution, sexual exploitation, forced domestic service, and recruitment into criminal activity. Strengthens institutional capacity to prevent abuse and address challenges faced by at-risk children, youth, and women.
Feed the Future-North : Appui à la Valorisation du potentiel Agricole du Nord, à la Sécurité Economique et Environnementale (AVANSE) (Haiti):  Agriculture is central to the Haitian economy, generating nearly 25 percent of GDP and employing more than 60 percent of the population. Agriculture is especially important in Haiti's predominantly rural northern corridor. The Feed the Future North (FTFN) project supports the objective of increasing the incomes of at least 28,000 rural households through: 1) increased agricultural productivity; 2) stabilized hillsides above selected plains; and 3) strengthened agricultural markets. Rice, plantain/banana and cacao are the value chains supported by FTFN.  In FY 2018, FTFN will increase the productivity of these value chains by providing access to improved technologies, management practices, and irrigation water. The project will also provide new marketing opportunities to the Feed the Future farmers of Northern Haiti. Positive results achieved recently through the FTFN project will be consolidated and scaled up. Activities will be implemented with a focus on sustainability and private sector engagement. FTFN interventions will also contribute to community and household resilience by improving access to irrigation water through pumps and irrigation canals. Additionally, hillside stabilization interventions will reduce the environmental impacts of flooding..
Emergency Food Assistance Food security and logistics response to a complex social and health crisis .
Tranfer of funds to Agence Francaise de Devopment (WFD) for Hospital of the State University of Haiti (HUEH) equipment Tranfer of funds to Agence Francaise de Devopment (WFD) for Hospital of the State University of Haiti (HUEH) equipment
Programme de Revitalisation et de Promotion de l`Entente et de la Paix (PREPEP) Programme de Revitalisation et de Promotion de l`Entente et de la Paix (PREPEP)
HLP/ Human Resources for Health (HRH) Activity Award (Haiti):  The Health Leadership Project / Human Resources for Health (HLP/HRH) award will support the Government of Haiti's (GOH) Ministry of Health (MOH) to improve planning and management related to two essential functions: 1) Governance; and 2) Human Resources for Health (HRH). This award is USAID's primary investment toward ensuring the Government of Haiti (GOH) continues the implementation of the HRH strategy and implements the HRH transition plan of USG-supported workers to the GOH budget. . .Using FY 2022 funds, specific interventions include:.Support to the MOH Department of Human Resources with the implementation of the National Human Resources Plan..Support to the MOH in the consolidation and implementation of the Special Statute of the Public Service for Health in collaboration with the Office De Management et Des Ressources Humaines and other actors in the health sector.Support the MOH to strengthen human resource management.Support the review of the transition plan in collaboration with all stakeholders including Global Fund..Assist the MOH in the establishment and implementation of the Operational Workforce Planning Unit..Improve the availability of government-controlled health human resources for sustainable HIV services through a viable transition plan.. .The Centre de Formation et d'Encadrement Technique, the implementing partner of this award, has collaborated with Management Science for Health throughout the first two years of the activity to acquire the technical skills and managerial capacities enabling them becoming direct recipients of the transition award from USAID in April 2022. The award supports the USG's goal to build local capacity and sustainability of its investments in Haiti. .
Watershed Initiative for National Natural Environmental Resources (WINNER) FtF West/ WINNER is a multi-sectoral program that aims to increase incomes in 2 U.S. Government development corridors Port-au-Prince, St. Marc. Through agricultural intensification, rehabilitation of rural infrastructure, support to post-harvest operations and good governance of natural resources, WINNER improves the livelihoods of targeted farmers. To reach these objectives, WINNER brings together farmers, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), agribusinesses, and government actors to comprehensively increase productivity and post-harvest efficiency, and improve the management and protection of the corridors key watersheds. WINNER uses a value chain approach for focus crops in the productive plains.
Humanitarian Assistance Health, protection and WASH services to earthquake affected communities
Humanitarian Assistance Shelter, settlements and WASH activities in response to the 2021 Haiti earthquake.
Agricultural Research and Development Program The objective of the Port-au-Prince/Saint-Marc Partnership is to increase productivity, stabilize watersheds and strengthen markets in mentioned zones of intervention.
Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2010 Award Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2010 Award
Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) USAIDs Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) Project helps to provide continued support for the Haitian government for restoration, operation, and expansion of IFMS-related network infrastructure and the financial management systems. Activities include hardware and software procurement, implementation, and training across a broad spectrum of government financial functions. The project contributes to improvement of current IFMS functionality, access, security, and accountability; development of business continuity and contingency plans; and better alignment of the governments business processes and technology. Examples of progress include electronic submission of budget requests, improved monitoring and audit capabilities, increased management control of budget expenditures, greater transparency and accountability in revenue collection, and overall improved public services. Additionally, IFMS adequately serves end-users on the network from government ministries and independent oversight agencies, as well as regional entities, without performance degradation. The IFMS is intended to comprise software components in the governments public financial management function and support the ability to share data across ministries, resulting in greater financial efficiency, transparency, and accountability.
Community Health and AIDS Mitigation Project (CHAMP) USAID partner FHI 360 is leading a team of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to implement CHAMP. The project is structured around the development of community-based service delivery points (CSDPs), which provide reproductive health/family planning, maternal and child health services, tuberculosis management, and nutrition and social assistance to communities. CHAMP primarily targets people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHA), orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), and their families. Referrals and home visits are key components of this community-based program.
Emergency Food Assistance RELE (resilient ecosystems and livelihood build equitable food security)
Humanitarian Assistance Assistance award to support health systems in the context of the cholera outbreak. Objectives include: access for the population to basic health needs in the targeted areas will be protected; provide WASH/IPC support to the most vulnerable families and health facilities; and increase the sense of well-being and feeling of coping among frontline workers and population.
Emergency food assistance award in Haiti. Emergency food assistance award in Haiti.
FY 2015 ASHA Award - Catholic Relief Services in support of Hospital St. Frances de Sales, Haiti FY 2015 ASHA Award - Catholic Relief Services in support of Hospital St. Frances de Sales, Haiti
Haiti Earthquake grant to CRS for Shelter Haiti Earthquake grant to CRS for Shelter
BRIDGE Activity BRIDGE: Differentiated HIV Service Delivery Project for Priority Populations
Advancing Financial Inclusion (AFI) in Haiti project Facilitate piloting innovative and scalable solutions to further incentivize financial inclusion in Haiti
PL 480 Title II Multi-Year Assistance Program (MYAP) Emergency PL 480 Title II Multi-Year Assistance Program (MYAP) Emergency
USAID Atteindre atteindre activity will promote research and development activities that enhance understanding of the barriers to inclusive msme development, including market access and delivery of products and services.  one key element of atteindres research and development agenda is the use of new technology tools to advance existing knowledge already made available by prior usaid and/or donor-funded activities.  for example, atteindre will investigate how best information and communication technology (ict) can be used in the context of behavioral change in communication.
Architectural and Engineering (A&E), and project planning services to support the USAID/Haiti Health Program Architectural and Engineering (A&E), and project planning services to support the USAID/Haiti Health Program
Evaluation Survey Services (ESS) (Haiti):  .Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities. FY 2020 funds will be used to carry out various performance evaluations of several activities implemented within the economic growth, governance, agriculture, education and health sectors. Using FY2020 funding, ESS will continue with the impact evaluation of the Mission's early grade reading program started in FY 2017, conduct the midterm evaluations of the Project Supporting the Efficient Management of State Resources (GERE) and the Community Driven Development (CDD) project. ESS will also implement five (5) final performance evaluations among which the final evaluation of the RANFOSE, AKSYON, SANTE, JSSP and CEPPs Activities and two (2) baseline surveys: one for the Education Strong Beginning Activity and one for the DO2 Resilience Program currently under design. ESS will also start building monitoring and evaluation capacity among USAID, local research firms and consultants to enable them to use monitoring and evaluation data to support adaptive management in line with USAID policy, international standards, and best practices..
Provide logistics and telecom in Response to Hurricane Matthew in Haiti. Co-funded with FFP. Provide logistics and telecom in Response to Hurricane Matthew in Haiti. Co-funded with FFP.
The Economic Development for a Sustainable Environment (DEED) The purpose of this Task Order is to initiate broad scale investments in sustainable natural resource management at the scale and density needed to produce future positive landscape level changes in environmental, infrastructure, and economic vulnerability in the selected watersheds.
USAID PASA with the U.S. Department of the Treasury Office of Technical Assistance (OTA) Technical assistance to Haiti to generate more of its own revenues, create and carry out a better and more comprehensive budget, and foster the conditions for sustainable economic growth
HLP/ Health Financing (HF) Activity Award (Haiti):  .The Health Leadership Program / Health Financing (HLP/HF) award will continue to support Haiti's Ministry of Health (MOH) to improve planning and management related to two essential functions: 1) Governance and 2) Health Financing. The activity represents USAID's primary investment toward ensuring the Government of Haiti develops and implements domestic resource mobilization strategies, including advocacy for greater investment in health. Although the HLP/HF activity will be implemented by Group Croissance (GC), the implementer will closely collaborate with its counterpart in coordination with Management Sciences for Health (MSH) and Centre de Formation et d'Encadrement Technique (CFET). GC's initial step will focus on engaging MOH leadership and ensuring that the proposed activities address the priorities and needs for health financing.   Using FY 2022 funds, specific interventions include:-Support to MOH's Studies and Programming Unit to develop a health financing strategy. To ensure successful implementation, the award will strengthen the relationship between the MOH and other key ministries, specifically the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Planning-Provision of technical assistance to the MOH to continue to study the health insurance context in Haiti, including the level of population coverage.-Study of catastrophic health expenditures on household and social inequities in health.-Support to MOH to improve the public financial management at institutional and departmental levels.GC has collaborated with MSH throughout the first two years of the activity to acquire the technical skills and managerial capacities enabling them to become direct recipients of the transition award from USAID in April 2022. Continued success of the award's activities directly contribute to a more robust and reliable health system in Haiti that decreases illegal migration in search of better health systems which is a top US priority.
Haiti COVID-19 Assistance New award to support health and WASH activities in Haiti in response to COVID-19.
Site Preparation construction works for the housing development sites in Ouanaminthe, Terrier Rouge and Quartier Morin Site Preparation construction works for the housing development sites in Ouanaminthe, Terrier Rouge and Quartier Morin
Construction of 156 houses and related site development and infrastructure in DLA 1.5 site. Construction of 156 houses and related site development and infrastructure in DLA 1.5 site.
IHSD- Partnerships for Equity in Health (Haiti):  The Improved Health Service Delivery (IHSD) - Partnerships for Equity in Health Activity (PEH), will build on and expand on USAID's efforts to address key drivers of maternal and child health. These include morbidity and mortality, family planning/reproductive health, water, sanitation and hygiene, nutrition, HIV/AIDS, and health system strengthening. This five-year activity will increase access to integrated health care with a strong emphasis on quality and patient-centered primary health services to ensure a continuum of care and efficient use of resources including technologies, best practices, and innovation to support sustainable health service delivery. .With FY 2022 funds IHSD-PEH will provide health services in four geographical departments in 30 facilities and surrounding communities. The proposed activities will: ..promote inclusive approaches and increased local ownership;  .identify and mobilize domestic resources;  .strive to empower communities; and adopt innovative strategies that lead to the provision of quality and affordable health services for all-around improved health outcomes, and ultimately, a resilient health system. ..This activity will be implemented by a locally established partner and will leverage the bi-directional referral system with processes for tracking and feedback to enable the strongest possible linkage between community-based and facility-based care. The activity will work to fully empower community health workers to improve health within communities via counseling and positive behavior modeling during home visits, at rally points and community meetings and other local activities. Community health workers will also receive support to strengthen their ability to gather patient well-being and monitoring data...
Humanitarian Assistance Award to project hope for a for protection activities (GBV, RCCE, WASH/health commodities).
Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Persons with Disabilities Program Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Persons with Disabilities Program
Protection of Vulnerable Groups in Haiti Protection of Vulnerable Groups in Haiti
Administration and Oversight (Disaster Readiness) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
FY 2011 ASHA Award - Medical Benevolence Foundation, Haitian Nursing School FY 2011 ASHA Award - Medical Benevolence Foundation, Haitian Nursing School
Economic Development TEC $1,500,000- fy21 $649,433 Pan American Development Foundation (PADF) award for Haiti.
OAS/PADF - Haiti National ID Card Program OAS/PADF - Haiti National ID Card Program
Humanitarian support for Haiti Hurricane - Logistics, WASH, Shelter, Health, Humanitarian Coordination Humanitarian support for Haiti Hurricane - Logistics, WASH, Shelter, Health, Humanitarian Coordination
LOKAL Bridge - Support to Local Governance and Decentralization Provide Technical Assistance and continue implementing activities in local governance and decentralization
Humanitarian Assistance Strengthening the health system capacity to manage COVID-19 cases, while ensuring continued access to essential care for the affected population.
Port-au-Prince Northern Extension Zone Community Revitalization Program Revitalize the Port-au-Prince Northern Extension zone by tackling the three critical variables of employment, housing and infrastructure. The first component of this intervention - Community revitalization through transportation and community Infrastructures - will capitalize on IOMs longstanding experience in the area of community stabilization, urban upgrading, and employment creation through labour-intensive schemes, while the second component will support the implementation of a pilot Site & Services intervention on a current IDP site, in line with Haitis National Housing Policy.
Humanitarian Assistance 15,600 people to receive support to reduce the impact of crisis events.