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Civil Society Advocacy in Haiti Civil society has reached cross-roads in Haiti. After years of support for organizational capacity development, civic education and advocacy, new laws and policies are finally on the national agenda. This achievement will require Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to shift toward more targeted advocacy, stronger public awareness campaigns, and to monitor the development, adoption and implementation of specific legislation. USAID will continue to support proactive civil society and community organizations, along with a more capable and independent media as they increasingly apply the skills they have learned through workshops, training, and direct technical assistance provided for the past ten years. These organizations will now be supported to play an even more active role in advocating for continued governance reform, monitoring policy implementation, and bridging the gap between citizens and their elected officials in order for Haitis burgeoning democracy to succeed.
Piloting Options for the Sustainable Integrations of Target Earthquake-Affected Communities in Haiti (POSITEC) Program Piloting Options for the Sustainable Integrations of Target Earthquake-Affected Communities in Haiti (POSITEC) Program
Haiti Reception Area Improvements Since the end of August 2021, there are thousands of Haitians assembling in makeshift sites on the mexican side of the border to wait while deciding whether to attempt entry into the u.s. carrying their belongings, the migrants have been traversing the ankle-deep river between Mexico and Texas. as of 17 September, there were about 13,700 new arrivals in Del Rio City. While repatriations of Haitian migrants from the U.S. to Haiti had been paused after the devastating earthquake on 14 August, this sudden surge in migrant crossings over the past weeks has prompted it to change course.  IOM aims to support the improvement of reception facilities to better welcome migrants upon their return to Haiti, both in Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitian. This will enable key stakeholders involved in migrants' assistance to be prepared for repatriations and stand ready to welcome migrants even when informed in a very short notice.
Haiti Emergency Food Security Assistance Program Haiti Emergency Food Security Assistance Program
Leadership, Management & Sustainability Project In Haiti The award will address four objectives: (1) strengthen local capacity to manage the supply chain of USAID-donated condoms and family planning (FP) commodities; (2) strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP) FP Program to manage commodity logistics and provide quality FP services at major public sector hospitals; (3) strengthen the capacity and leadership of the MSPP to plan, supervise, and coordinate community mobilization activities for HIV/AIDS and other programs, with particular focus on the regional health department level; and (4) implement leadership training and capacity building tools of the LMS Project to strengthen local NGO and public sector partners.
Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2009 Award Single-Year Assistance Program (SYAP) - 2009 Award
FY 2014 ASHA Award - The St. Luke Foundation for Haiti FY 2014 ASHA Award - The St. Luke Foundation for Haiti
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide critical WASH, shelter, CCCM, health and MHPSS support to communities affected by gangs violence and the cholera outbreak and respond to the Haiti complex humanitarian emergency.
World Vision Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award World Vision Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2013 Award
Hurricane Matthew Response WASH, logistics and Humanitarian Coordination WASH, Humanitarian Coordinationa dn Logistics To address affected populations following Hurricane Matthew through the provision of non-food items and unconditional cash
Cholera Response Two airlifts of BHA procured medical supplies from the Netherlands to Haiti for the ongoing cholera response.
Food, WASH, and Agriculture Assistance to Promote Food Security Outcomes and Prevent the Spread of Cholera The goal is to respond to the urgent food security and water needs of communities across five communes through food assistance and improving access to safe water. Simultaneously, to build community resilience through enhancing agricultural production capacity, labor opportunities, supporting mitigation of cholera, and improving inter-departmental travel between departments. The total number of beneficiaries that will be supported under this award is 156,241 individuals.
Energy Sector Reform Project The power sector utility, Electricit dHaiti (EDH), faces considerable technical, commercial, and managerial challenges. Under the Transition Management Contract (TMC), a private third party will temporarily manage EDH operations in selected areas to improve financial and technical operations. TMC is a first step in a GOH plan to rehabilitate the sector so as to expand service, increase access, and improve reliability and commercial performance. The goal for the restructuring of the electricity sector as part of the Haiti Energy Access and Reform Initiative is to build an efficient and financially sound sector that operates within a competitive and transparent market, attracts capital, and is able to reliably and affordably satisfy current and forecasted demands for electricity services. In order to achieve these objectives, we awarded a contract to Tetra Tech, an experienced utility manager, to implement TMCa key element in support of this goal.
International Emergency Food Assistance Food for Peaces Mission is to reduce hunger and malnutrition and ensure that adequate, safe and nutritious food is available to, accessible to, and well-utilized by all individuals at all times to support a healthy and productive life. Through its emergency awards, FFP provides food assistance to save lives, reduce suffering, and support the early recovery of populations affected by both acute and protracted emergencies.
Architect & Engineering Services to Design and Manage Multisectorial Infrastructure Portfolio in Haiti (USAID/Haiti Infrastructure Program (HIP)) The purpose of this award is to provide life-saving access to safe water for personnel and domestic uses and access to improved sanitation schemes and safe hygiene practice to people that are critically affected by the El-Nino triggered drought in Ethiopia through USAID support.
Haiti Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (HAITI WASH) Project The goal of the Haiti Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (HAITI WASH) Project is to reduce the prevalence of cholera and other waterborne diseases, to improve the health and prosperity of the Haitian People.
Project Haiti Healthier Families of Desired Size (HHFDS) The purpose of this contract is to obtain services to assist in implementation of USAIDs program in family planning/reproductive health (RH) (focusing on maternal health), and child survival, and AIDS prevention/mitigation (emphasizing both prevention and care/treatment of infected and affected individuals and families) in Haiti. In order to strengthen management and coordination of resources for health services, the contract will also provide specific training and technical assistance to the Ministry of Health (MOH) in the nine geographic Departments and selected Central MOH management units.
Construction of 750 Core House Units The purpose of this contract is to 1) Construct 750 house units at the quality specified in the attached construction plans and specifications, on time and within budget.; 2) Coordinate the submission of documents and receive guidance from USAID contractors providing construction management services, including supervising quality assurance and quality control measures for the construction of on-site dwelling units; 3) Review all detail plans, specifications, bill of quantities, Environmental Assessment documents and tables and other related reports and materials concerning the site development. Comments and recommendations will be discussed with the COTR for approval. Construction will proceed according to construction plans and approved changes; 4) Complete an Environmental Mitigation and Planning Report (EMPR) which is required in accordance with USAID Environmental Regulation 216; 5) Coordinate the review of EMPR with USAID construction management contractor responsible for monitoring and implementation.
Administration and Oversight (Rule of Law) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
FEMA Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) to Haiti FEMA Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) to Haiti
Limye ak Oganizasyon pou Kolektivite yo Ale Lwen Plus (LOKAL+) (Haiti):  USAID's local governance project, Limyak Oganizyon pou Kolektivite yo ale Lwen Plus (LOKAL+), implements activities in eight to ten communes in an effort to increase local government capacity through targeted technical assistance for participatory planning, budgeting, tax collection, and managing municipal resources. LOKAL+ aims to improve public services in targeted communes located within the three USG development corridors by achieving the following expected results: 1) strengthened communal government capacity to provide services; 2) increased local revenues to pay for local services; 3) greater access to public funding and services for communal governments, including improved access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH); 4) improved national-level policy and legislation in support of local services; and 5) increased transparency, oversight and accountability of local governments and their service providers. FY2015 funds specifically will contribute to improved access to WASH in targeted municipalities by funding high-priority WASH projects identified by select communal governments
Prevention of Sexual Transmission of HIV/AIDs in Haiti PrevSIDA aims to increase understanding of patterns and settings of risky sexual behavior; increase risk assessment, condom use, and condom availability; and increase access to HIV, health, and other services.
Support for the Electoral Process in Haiti - CEPPS IV (2015-2016) (Haiti):  Within the CEPPS consortium, The National Democratic Institute (NDI) helps to build the capacity of civil society organizations to provide credible oversight of the elections, mitigate the risk of electoral violence, and advocate for the compliance to the 30-percent gender quota. The International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) builds the communications capacity of the electoral commission and works with it to ensure that women, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized communities are fully integrated in the electoral process. CEPPS is reinforcing the electoral authorities' capacity to conduct credible, inclusive, and legitimate elections that reflect the will of the Haitian people; strengthen the capacity of non-partisan election observers; and assist civil society organizations, political parties, and electoral authorities in increasing women's participation as voters, candidates, and poll-workers. A cost extension will allow CEPPS to conduct activities with newly elected officials; bolster transparency, communication between the population and the elected officials. It will also allow CEPPS to build on ongoing activities and be operational in-between elections leading up to the Senate elections to be held in 2016.
USAID Title II Development Program through Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere. USAID Title II Development Program through Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere.
Agricultural Sector Productivity Increase availability and use of proven nutrition interventions to reduce mortality, morbidity, and food insecurity, including nutrition education to improve maternal diets, nutrition during pregnancy, exclusive breastfeeding, and infant and young child feeding practices; fortified or biofortified staple foods, specialized food products, and community gardens to improve consumption of quality food; and delivery of nutrition services including micronutrient supplementation and community management of acute malnutrition. Strengthen host country capacity by advancing supportive nutrition and food security policies and improving nutrition information systems.
FY 2010 ASHA Award - St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, St. Boniface Hospital FY 2010 ASHA Award - St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, St. Boniface Hospital
Action Against Hunger Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2015 Award Action Against Hunger Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2015 Award
Haiti-North Park Power generation, transmission and distribution facilities USAID/Haiti anticipates awarding a firm fixed price contract with a qualified specialist power plant contractor with relevant experience in the complete design and installation of electrical power plants on a turn-key basis.
Integrated Social and Behavior Change (SBC) Activity The overall goal of the Activity is to increase the adoption of targeted positive health behaviors at the individual, household, and community level, in multiple, intersecting areas of public health. This includes sectors such as family planning and reproductive health; HIV; maternal, child health, and nutrition; water, sanitation, and hygiene. In addition, this includes other epidemic and emerging public health threats such as COVID-19, cholera, tuberculosis, and other primary care, including consideration of gender-based violence in health programs.
FY 2010 ASHA Award - Medical Benevolence Foundation, Haitian Nursing School FY 2010 ASHA Award - Medical Benevolence Foundation, Haitian Nursing School
USAID/OFDA Grant for Haiti UPGRADE (Urban Planning to Generate Resilience against Disaster Events) will focus on informal, densely-populated, impoverished urban areas in Ouanaminthe (Northeast) and Port-au-Prince (West). These neighborhoods have limited access to basic health, water and sanitation services. Many dwellings are made from substandard materials unable to withstand severe weather and seismic events. When disaster does strike, the lack of adequate roads, pedestrian pathways and community infrastructure inhibits evacuation and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Information and Logitics Coordination Support New award to provide logistics and information coordination support in Haiti.
Humanitarian Assistance Health, WASH and protection program to respond to COVID-19
Improved Cooking Technology Project The purpose of this RFP is to solicit proposals for establishing the near-term and long-term foundations for a sustainable market for clean, efficient, and affordable cooking solutions in Haiti.
Verification des Resultats pour la Sante II (VRS II) Verification des Resultats pour la Sante II (VRS II)
Natural Resources and Biodiversity Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements.
Humanitarian Assistance Health and protection assistance for earthquake-affected populations
CRS Haiti Response to Hurricane Matthew - Seeds and Food Assistance CRS Haiti Response to Hurricane Matthew - Seeds and Food Assistance
Community Development Program Funded by USAID, the Community Development Program is working with local governments and existing residents to create a new community in Caracol, Haiti. By engaging and consulting with key stakeholders, the community is being designed and constructed with all of the social, economic and governance components in place to ensure that the residents are able to prosper and thrive.
FY 2012 ASHA Award - Hospital Albert Schweitzer FY 2012 ASHA Award - Hospital Albert Schweitzer
Financial Sector Deepening Haiti The aim is to address the structural challenges limiting the development of the financial sector ecosystem and at providing opportunities to research, develop, test, and/or scale solutions to expanding access and usage of safe and affordable financial services, including payments, savings and credit in support of the Government of Haiti's national financial inclusion strategy.
Humanitarian Assistance Since the end of August 2021, there are thousands of Haitians assembling in makeshift sites on the Mexican side of the border to wait while deciding whether to attempt entry into the U.S. carrying their belongings, the migrants have been traversing the ankle-deep river between Mexico and Texas. As of 17 September, there were about 13,700 new arrivals in Del Rio City. While repatriations of Haitian migrants from the U.S. to Haiti had been paused after the devastating earthquake on 14 August, this sudden surge in migrant crossings over the past weeks has prompted it to change course. The International Organization of Migration (IOM) aims to support the improvement of reception facilities to better welcome migrants upon their return to Haiti, both in Port-Au-Prince and Cap-Haitian. This will enable key stakeholders involved in migrant assistance to be prepared for repatriations and stand ready to welcome migrants even when informed in a very short notice.
HED Partnership: State University of Haiti/National Institute of Administration, Management and International Studies (INAGHEI) and the University of Massachusetts-Boston The UMass Boston/INAGHEI University Partnership was a collaboration between the University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston) and the State University of HaitiNational Institute of Administration, Management and International Studies (INAGHEI). The partnership focused on improving INAGHEIs Business Administration program to better meet demand in Haiti for trained business professionals and administrators. With the overall goal of improving INAGHEIs businessadministration program so that it can better prepare its students for business and the world of work.
CARE Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award CARE Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award
Operationalizing a Neighborhood Approach to Reduce Urban Disaster Risk in Operationalizing a Neighborhood Approach to Reduce Urban Disaster Risk in
Interagency Agreement with the Department of Defense Interagency Agreement with the Department of Defense
Humanitarian Assistance Multisectoral and inclusive emergency response to the resurgence of cholera.
Port-au-Prince-Saint Marc Partnership Port-au-Prince-Saint Marc Partnership represents a new and innovative approach to addressing the food security needs of the Haitian people. Haiti Port-au-Prince/Saint Marc Partnership will build on results achieved through Feed-the-Future/West (WINNER) to sustainable transform the agriculture sector; increase agricultural incomes; and contribute to improve the nutritional status of 60,000 beneficiary households in the Cul-de-Sac and Matheux corridors, as well as in mango production areas. This activity will be implemented over a three year period, partnering with a separate, five year Cooperative Agreement that will complement and reinforce the activities undertaken under this award. The Port-au-Prince/Saint-Marc Partnership also supports the USAID Forward Initiative and its goal of increasing the number of procurements directly with local organizations that will contribute to the achievement of objectives targeted by this award.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to assist humanitarian aid organizations by providing essential security cooperation and information services.
Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) The goals of the new Parliamentary Strengthening Program are threefold: 1) develop the institutional capacity of the Haitian Parliament; 2) enhance transparency in the legislative process; and 3) encourage greater interaction between elected representatives and their constituents through the provision of technical assistance, training, staffing and material assistance.
Humanitarian Assistance Award rmpp, agfs, and erms activities to address urgent needs.
Haiti Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) Haiti Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP)
Food Assistance Food assistance and resilience building through unconditional and conditional cash transfers
Inter-Agency Agreement with USAID/OFDA and US Department of Health and Human Services Inter-Agency Agreement with USAID/OFDA and US Department of Health and Human Services
USAID/OFDA Grant for Haiti WASH mitigation activities related to the drought in SE Haiti
Mobilizing action for food security and resilience through humanitarian cash and financial ecosystem support Provide financial support for the implementation of ERMS and multipurpose cash assistance program
Immediate Humanitarian Assistance in the Logistics and HCIM To provide immediate humanitarian assistance in the Logistics and HCIM sectors for the Haiti Complex Emergency
Proactive Security Information Funding to provide in-country usaid implementing partners with proactive security information and related assistance.
The Young Women For Awareness, Agency, Advocacy and Accountability (YW4A) Programme Strengthening the advocacy capacity of 27 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 

Enhancing the leadership of 17,540 young women to effectively engage in collective action and decision-making in public, private, and civic spaces in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 

Transforming social norms and practices of 22 faith-based organizations (FBOs) that constrain young women’s rights in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 

Influence the adoption, amendment, withdrawal or effective utilization and implementation of 18 laws and policies towards promoting young women’s rights to leadership, participation and ending SGBV in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya and South Sudan by 2025.
Increasing household income and enhancing livelihood resilience of vulnerable families and youth through beekeeping training and honey market development in Amhara, Ethiopia. The project, seeks to contribute to the reduction of poverty in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. The key intended outcome of the project is increased and improved livelihoods resilience for 4410 vulnerable people in Bahir Dar Zuria and Dera Districts of Amhara, Ethiopia. This will be achieved through the following outputs (i) target beekeepers will have improved access to market through enhanced commercial competitiveness of TZ co-op and independent Honey Traders, (ii) target beneficiaries (new beekeepers) have the input, skills and knowledge to practice beekeeping and produce honey and beeswax (iii) government extension services have strengthened capacity to deliver improved apiculture support (iv) small business entrepreneurs have capacity to generate income from the sale of items associated the honey economy.;
Material assistance for coping with Covid-19 pandemics Materialna pomoč ob pandemiji Covid-19 Slovenija je Republiki Srbiji na podlagi prošnje prek mehanizma Unije na področju civilne zaščite ob soočanju s prezasedenostjo migrantskih centrov ob izbruhu pandemije koronavirusa COVID-19 poslala materialno pomoč v obliki sredstev za začasno namestitev migrantov (šotori, postelje, spalne vreče, grelci, odeje, pribor, stojala za smeti).
Indian company platform Establishing a local company platform in partnership with CII (Confederation of Indian Industries) tackling Gender Based Violence
catalyzing private sector action for women's empowerment The program is a 3-year program that looks at catalyzing private sector actors to drive and accelerate women's empowerment at global and local level through company and industry wide interventions.