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Feasibility Study - Main One Cable Company Fiber Optic Expansion, through Government of Nigeria Feasibility Study - Main One Cable Company Fiber Optic Expansion, through Government of Nigeria
Desk Study - Gas Based Industrial Complex, through Intratech, Inc. Desk Study - Gas Based Industrial Complex, through Intratech, Inc.
Feasibility Study - Darway Coast Energy Access Project Feasibility Study, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. This grant funds a feasibility study for Darway Coast Nig. Ltd (Grantee), a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop approximately 95 mini-grids, including approximately 80 isolated mini-grids for communities and 15 distributed generation units for commercial, industrial, and institutional (CI&I) customers, primarily in southern Nigeria (Project). The CI&I entities could include markets, hospitals, and other key social and economic entities that support resiliency. When implemented, the Project is expected to provide reliable and resilient energy access for an estimated 60,000 people living in communities not connected to the grid and/or being served by CI&I entities. The Study would be competed among U.S. firms on the USTDA website and publicized via Sam.gov and via USTDA and Power Africa social media platforms and mailing lists.
Feasibility Study - Nigeria: Hotspot Rural Telephony Feasibility Study, through Decision/Analysis Partners, LLC This grant to Hotspot Network Limited funds a feasibility study to assess the deployment of 2,000 mobile network base stations in select rural communities in Nigeria over a three to seven year period. A U.S. company will be competitively selected to carry out the Study.
Feasibility Study - Royal Power Gas-Fired IPP, through Government of Nigeria This $667,000 feasibility study is investigating the technical and financial feasibility of building a 275 megawatt simple cycle gas-fired power plant located in Badagry, Lagos State, Nigeria. The project will greatly improve the reliability of power supply in Lagos State.
Desk Study - Main One Cable Company Fiber Optic Expansion, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency Desk Study - Main One Cable Company Fiber Optic Expansion, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency
Definitional Mission - INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY, through Washington Strategic Advisors, LLC This $65,000 Definitional Mission (DM) identifies and evaluates opportunities in the ICT sector in Nigeria for USTDA funding consideration. The DM contractor evaluates potential opportunities with the Ministry of Communication Technology, the Nigerian Stock Exchange, LADOL Integrated Logistics Enterprise, and other potential Grantees.
Technical Assistance - LADOL Electronic Management Platform, through Government of Nigeria This $220,000 technical assistance grant supports Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics (LADOL) Integrated Logistics Free Zone Enterprise in Nigeria with the development of an electronic management platform to facilitate asset tracking and identity management at its logistics and engineering base in Lagos.
Feasibility Study - Hospital Modernization Study, through Government of Nigeria This grant supports a feasibility study to assist Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Health to assess the modernization of ten existing and three new hospitals in twelve states across Nigeria through a Public-Private Partnership framework. The study will help the Nigerian government meet their healthcare reform goals by better enabling improvements in the country's hospitals to be financed and implemented. The project costs are being shared by the sole-source contractor, General Electric Company (Fairfield, CT).
Aldreda Fields Open-Access Aerial Fiber Network, through S2 Associates International LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study for the Nigerian telecommunications infrastructure developer Aldreda Fields Ltd to develop an open-access aerial wholesale fiber to the premises network in Lagos, Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to develop the architecture for an open-access network that would provide access for retail internet service providers to extend their internet connectivity services to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria.
Feasibility Study - DayStar Commercial and Industrial Distributed Energy Resources, through Rocky Mountain Institute This grant funds a feasibility study for the African renewable energy company DayStar Power to develop grid-connected distributed energy resources (DER) to optimize energy supply to commercial and industrial (C&I) entities in Nigeria. This feasibility study is expected to result in new solar energy generation in Nigeria, an opportunity for U.S. DERs equipment and services suppliers, and more reliable energy access for C&I entities that are creating jobs and economic development in Nigeria.
Technical Assistance - Benin Electricity Distribution Modernization, through Government of Nigeria This $630,000 grant to the Benin Electricity Distribution Plc supports technical assistance to make recommendations to update and modernize the entity's electricity distribution network in Nigeria. In particular, the technical assistance is outlining the investments and training required to implement the project.
Feasibility Study - Cedarcrest Comprehensive Cancer Treatment Center Feasibility Study, through Utopian Consulting, LLC The grant funds a feasibility study ("Study") for Cedarcrest Hospitals Limited ("Cedarcrest"), a Nigerian private health operator, to support the development of a comprehensive cancer treatment center in Abuja, Nigeria ("Project"). The Project facility would offer full-range oncology services to include prevention and screening, diagnostics, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, surgical oncology, and radiotherapy. The Study helps Cedarcrest determine the technical and financial feasibility of the Project and specify the detailed design and equipment requirements for the implementation of the Project.
1,350 MW Abuja Project, through Continuum Associates, LLC A USTDA grant to NNPC Gas Power Investment Company LTD funds a feasibility study for 1,350 MW gas-fired project that will deliver power to Abuja through the national grid. The project will meet the goals of the Electrify Africa Act, the U.S. Government's Power Africa and Prosper Africa Initiatives, and USTDA's U.S. Gas Infrastructure Exports Initiative and will support the goals of Nigeria's Power Sector Recovery Program and Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry. The Study will be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Continuum Associates LLC.
Definitional Mission - Energy Solutions, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency Definitional Mission - Energy Solutions, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency
Feasibility Study - ipNX Fiber to the Premises Network Analysis, through Nationwide CLEC LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study (Study) for the Nigerian internet service provider, ipNX Nigeria Limited to develop an expanded fiber to the premises (FTTX) network in Lagos and other urban areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy an expanded FTTX network that will provide last mile connectivity to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria and beyond. The U.S. firm Nationwide CLEC LLC, d/b/a CCG Consulting, is carrying out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Desk Study - Shared Disaster Recovery Services, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This desk study is reviewing the work product performed under the Terms of References (TOR) and providing a task-by-task assessment of the work product's adherence to the TOR in order to determine how much of the TOR was completed, assess the level of work completed, and assign a value to the work completed for the Nigeria Shared Disaster Recovery Services Technical Assistance.
Feasibility Study - Rural Electrification Agency Minigrid Pilot, through Powerhive, Inc. Rural Electrification Agency Minigrid Pilot Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study - EM-ONE Solar Energy Solutions Limited Mini-Grids Feasibility Study, through Odyssey Energy Solutions This USTDA grant to EM-ONE Energy Solutions Limited supports the deployment of up to 150 solar hybrid mini-grid systems to provide affordable and reliable energy access to primary healthcare sites and their neighboring communities within Bauchi, Ebonyi, Kebbi and Sokoto States and the Federal Capital Territory in Nigeria. The U.S. company Odyssey Energy Solutions, Inc. is completing the feasibility study in connection with the mini-grid systems.
Reverse Trade Mission - Fiber Optic Cable And Broadband Information And Communication Technology (Ict) Technologies Reverse Trade Mission, through Trade Center Management Associates LLC Fiber Optic Cable and Broadband ICT Technologies Reverse Trade Mission
Feasibility Study - Amuwo-Odofin Embedded Generation, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. Amuwo-Odofin Embedded Generation Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study - Lagos State CNG Infrastructure, through Government of Nigeria This $494,000 feasibility study evaluates and develops plans for the proposed Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Infrastructure project in Lagos State, Nigeria. The Study is assessing the requirements and developing plans for the CNG infrastructure and refueling stations, as well as identifying and analyzing policy and regulatory issues and assessing CNG industry demand.
1,350 MW Abuja Project, through Continuum Associates, LLC A USTDA grant to NNPC Gas Power Investment Company LTD funds a feasibility study for 1,350 MW gas-fired project that will deliver power to Abuja through the national grid. The project will meet the goals of the Electrify Africa Act, the U.S. Government's Power Africa and Prosper Africa Initiatives, and USTDA's U.S. Gas Infrastructure Exports Initiative and will support the goals of Nigeria's Power Sector Recovery Program and Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry.
Feasibility Study - ipNX Fiber to the Premises Network Analysis, through Nationwide CLEC LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study for the Nigerian internet service provider, ipNX Nigeria Limited to develop an expanded fiber to the premises (FTTX) network in Lagos and other urban areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy an expanded FTTX network that will provide last mile connectivity to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria and beyond
Feasibility Study - ipNX Fiber to the Premises Network Analysis, through Nationwide CLEC LLC This grant funds a feasibility study (FS) for the Nigerian internet service provider, ipNX Nigeria, Limited, to develop an expanded fiber to the premises (FTTX) network in Lagos and other urban areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy an expanded FTTX network that will provide last mile connectivity to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria and beyond. The United States (U.S.) firm Nationwide Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) Corporate Communications Consulting (CCG) is carrying out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Reverse Trade Mission - Electricity Distribution Sector, through The Webster Group The Nigeria Distribution Sector Reverse Trade Mission exposed Nigerias newly privatized electricity distribution companies to infrastructure and technologies that can reduce technical, commercial, and collection losses. The adoption of these technologies into Nigerias distribution sector will improve reliability of the electricity grid and promote economic growth in Nigeria.
Feasibility Study - SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA GAS PIPELINE, through Government of Nigeria USTDA is partially funding a feasibility study (FS) to provide Oando Gas & Power Limited with an assesment of the technical, operational, and economic viability of the construction of a natural gas pipeline to serve customers in Ogun, Oyo, Kwara, Osun, Ekiti States, Nigeria. The FS also provides the Grantee with a preliminary engineering design of the pipeline.
Feasibility Study - Niger Delta Internet Access Feasibility Study, through Vernonburg Group LLC This grant funds a feasibility study to expand broadband connectivity through the deployment of fixed wireless broadband across the Niger Delta region over a five-year period. The grantee is Ekovolt Telco Limited, a Nigerian internet service provider. The sole-source contractor is Vernonburg Group LLC.
Desk Study - CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL INDEPENDENT INVOICE REVIEW, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This $10,000 Desk Study contract provides an independent third-party review of all invoices and deliverables submitted by the Contractor for the Children's Hospital Technical Assistance project in Nigeria.
Aldreda Fields Open-Access Aerial Fiber Network, through S2 Associates International LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study (Study) for the Nigerian telecommunications infrastructure developer Aldreda Fields Ltd to develop an open-access aerial wholesale fiber to the premises network in Lagos, Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to develop the architecture for an open-access network that would provide access for retail internet service providers to extend their internet connectivity services to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria.
Feasibility Study - OSHODI SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PARK, through Government of Nigeria This $404,000 feasibility study grant is assisting the Digital Bridge Institute in developing a business and marketing plan, and identifying ICT and renewable energy solutions to support the development of the Oshodi Science and Technology Park in Lagos, Nigeria.
Association Tin Tua Promote non-formal education and reduce social and economic inequalities 2016-2020 Still today, many young people and grown-ups cannot read and write. Iilliteracy is caused by low access to school facilities and literacy centers, failures and school dropouts, and weak implementation of education laws in rural areas.&nbsp; So,the projects aims to improve access to education for girls and boys by dissemination and promotion of literacy methods tested during phase 2012-2015.&nbsp;And facilitate the transition from informal education to formal education for literate people.
The project also aims to improve producers access to sources of production and women's income by setting up of a citizen monitoring system for agricultural policy. 
The project will implement in Burkina Faso East region. The target group are rural populations, small famers. 
The main thematic focus is human right (right to education). This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CEM-H 2016-2018 This Project aims to contribute with the strengthening of Honduras&rsquo; feminist movement for the deconstruction of patriarchal practices and thoughts which generate violence against women, femicides and other kind of human rights violations against women.
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To achieve that, the project will enhance the feminist political agenda and a Counter cultural proposal for knowledge management and to build intervention strategies about the complexity of multiple manifestation of violence against women. 
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Additionally, the Project will strengthen both technical, politically and financially CEM-H&rsquo; capacities to guarantee the sustainability of its feminist political view. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Korrigeringsfilen Projekt endast för rapporteringen, för att kunna redovisa belopp som inte kan kopplas till något projekt i systemet.
Proyecto Administrativo Programa Regional DDHH/JES This is the project for the administative costs of the regional program of human rights and social and economic justice in Latin America ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
HZT Strengthening democratic culture 2016-2020 The overall project goal is to build sustainable peace in communities by deepening democratic participation of women and youth in local governance through promotion of accountability and transparency. The key outcomes are: 1) Enhanced and strengthened capacities of Women and youth to participate in governance and democratic issues as equal partners with men in demanding their rights, 2)Local and national policy frameworks on governance, democracy, peace-building and conflict resolution(Local government, central government, NPRC, ZHC) are inclusive of community inputs from 3 districts.The main problem being addressed by the project is as follows: Local authorities as duty bearers are not used to being held to account because of an entrenched culture of fear and intimidation and lack of adequate knowledge and capacity by rights holders to hold the duty bearers to account. There has been an express interest in national challenges of accountability without adequate emphasis by the rights holders to hold the local government to account on service delivery.Disregard of engagements between community members and local authorities and leaders in the governance processes has created gaps, mistrust, corruption and lack of information on community developmental issues creating tense relations between the two groups. State institutions have been politicized and co-opted into partisan agendas coupled with impunity. Rights holders for this project mainly include rural women who are being marginalised in decision making processes at local and national levels, mainly due to political violence and socialisation processes. This project mainly falls within the Democracy intervention area (strengthening democratic culture objective) in the current Diakonia Zimbabwe&rsquo;s Strategic Plan and Programme for 2016-2020. It will be implemented by Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) in Zaka, Gutu and Bikita rural districts in Masvingo province. This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
NSCC Promotion of electoral democratic culture and citizen participation in Kongo Central (Lukala) and Mai Ndombe (Nioki) 2016-2020 This project has the objective to promote a democratic culture and the respect of human rights in the provinces of Kongo-central and the Mai-Ndombe. It will be implemented through targeted CSOs, media organizations and local authorities in each site. The advocacy capacity of local communities will be reinforced. The project will further promote a democratic culture through sensitization of rights holders in civic and voters&rsquo; education, and through paying particular attention to the participation of women in the electoral process.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Good governance. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Regional Meeting in Honduras This project is to support expenses for the strategyc regional work in Latin America ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CO Myanmar Civsam 2016-2020 The Project is for Myanmar Country Office operantiion cost. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Womens Link 2016-2018 Women&rsquo;s Link Worldwide seeks a multi-year grant from Diakonia in order to pursue our sexual and reproductive rights work in Latin America. This support will be instrumental to the realization of Women&rsquo;s Link&rsquo;s mission to use the power of the law to promote social change that advances the rights of women and girls, especially those facing multiple inequalities.
In this proposal, Women&rsquo;s Link outlines the work that the organization plans to take on in order to meet the following objectives:1.&nbsp;States in Latin America recognize that the right to therapeutic abortion is the minimum that states must guarantee.2.&nbsp;Increased recognition of a woman&rsquo;s many reproductive health needs and that the State has an obligation to protect pregnant women&rsquo;s rights by ensuring prenatal and natal care, appropriate nutrition, enhanced protection from violence, and therapeutic abortion.3.&nbsp;Improved access to dignified, safe and legal abortion, and other reproductive rights, especially for women facing multiple inequalities. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
OCMAL 2016-2018 &nbsp;
With this project, Diakonia seeks to support the main objective of the Observatory defined as the defense of comunnities that, exercising their local activities like agriculture, livestock foresty, fishing, tourism, housing and culture, are affected by the impacts of mining in the region.
Further, established the deepening of methods and tools for coordination and articulation between the organizations involved to face in a better way the challenges and needs generated by the effects of the extractive industries and exploitation of natural resources or commons. 
Likewise, looks to overcome the hostility in public politics, creating concrete proposals based on the capacity of construction and alliances of social movements that have their own thinking and experience from their territories. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
KBC 2016-2018 Project Title is "Thriving Resilience through Empowering Community Project".
Project&nbsp;aims to provide target communities with improved knowledge on human rights and democratization processes, holding equal rights and to gain equity among people while empowering them to plan and implement the community development activities through the functioning of revolving fund.
Problem Analysis- The local people targeted as beneficiaries have been silent and quiet for many years as they are not aware for their basic rights, reluctant to claim and to raise voices for equality from imbalances. In addition, there is no facilitator to assist them or agencies to edify them in order to deal with challenges and problems caused as well as for the behavioural change in terms of right based issues and cases. 
Objectives- 1) Increased income of target community, 2) &nbsp;Local CBOs (i.e. VDC,SHG) are able to&nbsp; Lead and manage their community activities, 3) Local community able to claim or solve their right issues &nbsp;and (4) Improved capacities of local partners&rsquo; (Associations) are defined to achieve the program goal.
Expected result of project outputs among right holders are going to maintain using gained knowledge, capacities and understanding on their rights to claim conditions and positions at each level. In addition, follow-up activities, lessons learned, regular field visits by project personnel after project period and apparent success and achievement in both civic atmosphere and women's lives would escalate to keep the working spirit up for sustainability.
Main activities are building knowledge on basic human rights, sharing civic education, implanting peace building concepts through capacity building, and promoting gender equality through empowering women in their social and economic prospects while enlightening women rights and advocacy measures in target communities are primary concern of this project.
Main thematic areas are Human Rights and Social and Economic Justice. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020