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Epidemic Control among Priority Populations (ECP2) Activity Epidemic Control among Priority Populations (ECP2) Activity in Haiti.
KONEKTE (KONesans E Konpetans TEknik) Program The three-year KONEKTE (KONesans E Konpetans TEknik) program is designed to alleviate capacity constraints in Haitian Ministries by identifying and placing experienced Technical Advisors in critical posts to support the implementation of the Government of Haitis Action Plan for National Recovery and Development of Haiti and the United States Governments Post-Earthquake Strategy in Haiti. KONEKTE works closely with the OMRH to identify high level advisors through a transparent and competitive recruitment process that prioritizes the skills and expertise of Haitian Nationals and Diaspora. Each advisor is placed in a Ministry in order to fill an existing skills gap. Specific assignments vary in content and duration as needs are identified in collaboration with each Ministry.
Emergency Health Assistance Funding to provide vital health programming following the cholera resurgence in Haiti.
Construction Management Consultant Funding for a construction management consultant (CMC) services to support the rehabilitation of the Cap-Haitien port.
E CIVIL SOCIETY STRENGTHENING PROGRAM (CSSP) The goal of the civil society strengthening program (cssp) is to strengthen the capacity of haitian civil society organizations (csos), including faith-based organizations (fbos) and diaspora groups, so that they can develop, implement, and monitor their advocacy and service-delivery activities to the highest quality standards.
Who Recovered from SAM in Galkayo South, Somalia. Who Recovered from SAM in Galkayo South, Somalia.
Haiti Electricity Access and Affordability The goal of this Agreement is to increase access to reliable, affordable electricity in Haiti through strategic planning, sector reform, and integration of private sector management expertise. The principal objectives of the program are to: Increase in-country capacity to strategically assess and plan for decentralized electricity grid investments; Strengthen the legal and regulatory framework for public and private electricity service provision; and Improve the capacity of private-sector mini grid developers to respond to the needs of electricity consumers.
RAPIDE Reading Program (Haiti):  RAPIDE is a two-year activity aiming at ensuring better integration of children and youth who are blind and visually impaired into mainstream classrooms. USAID will assist the oldest Haitian NGO working for blind people in providing support with specialized teachers, adapted materials and after-school instruction.  RAPIDE will also increase the availability of reading resources for children and youth with visual impairment.  Specifically RAPIDE will set up a braille production unit that will produce books in braille, audio or relief, and provide access to specialized library services through braille reading clubs and computer rooms with communication technologies for the blind and visually impaired. Through this activity a greater number of children who are blind and visually impaired will have access to quality education services.
PIO Grant to IADB for Caracol Renewable Energy Expansion A 4-megawatt solar photovoltaic generation plant and all associated equipment for power stabilization and interconnection with the electrical grid.
Health Leadership Project (HLP) (Haiti):  .The Health Leadership Project (HLP) is a five-year activity supporting USAID's Vision for Health Systems Strengthening. USAID will support the Ministry of Health (MOH) to better plan and manage three essential functions: 1) governance; 2) financing; and 3) human resources. HLP is USAID's key activity to support the Government of Haiti (GOH) in developing concrete and actionable domestic resource mobilization for health strategies in Haiti. .HLP activities are both MCH and PEPFAR funded. For the remaining period of the agreement (Oct 2021-April 2024), HLP will use FY2021 funds to continue to provide oversight and technical support to the GOH as the governance, financing, and human resources for health activities currently under HLP transition to local partners, Centre de Formation et d'Encadrement Technique (CFET) and Groupe Croissance (GC). During this time, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) will continue to work closely with the HLP local solutions partners (as part of new awards HLP/Health Finance and HLP/Human Resources for Health), to ensure their capacity is strengthened to provide technical support activities with the MOH to lead and finance the health sector and improve its planning and oversight of the health workforce. ..Transitioning into an oversight role for the remaining period, MSH will coach the partners to strengthen their relationship with the MOH and their technical leadership on HLP activities by providing high-quality technical support to the MOH in Health Finance (HF) and Human Resources for Health (HRH)..
Post Election Needs Assessment Provide Technical Assistance for Joint International Election Review/Planning Mission in conjunction with UNDP/Haiti
Nutrition Security Program (Haiti):  The Haiti Nutrition Security Program (NSP) strategy, implemented by Partners of the Americas, is based on a holistic community health, nutrition, and livelihood approach.  With FY 2015 resources, the project will continue to recruit and provide support to Mother Leaders, and organize them into Care Groups.  Each Mother Leader is then responsible for directing and chairing local neighborhood women's clubs, through which nutrition counseling and best health practices will be shared with additional young pregnant and lactating mothers (of children under the age of five).  As a result, the NSP is now reaching over 15,446 neighborhood households, and is expected to reach 21,000 households over the life of the project.
Sant pour le Dveloppement et la Stabilit dHati (SDSH II) project MSH's Sant pour le Dveloppement et la Stabilit dHati (SDSH II) projectknown as Pwoj Djanm (robust project) in Creoleand its all-Haitian team are working to increase availability of essential social services, reduce internal conflict, enable productive livelihoods that contribute to Haitis economic development, and build capacity as the foundation for progress.
KONBIT, Local Capacity Development Program In order to foster sustainable development results in Haiti, USAID, in addition to working with government, is implementing a strategy which focuses on Haitian civil society organizations and business service providers to build their institutional capacity and longevity. KONBIT- Creole for teamwork or coming together for a common goal - is a key component of USAIDs Local Solutions initiative.The Konbit project will build the capacity of service providers based in Haiti to deliver financial, managerial and organizational support to Local Solutions grantees and others like them in every sector of social and economic development. Konbit also will facilitate collaboration and sharing of results, best practices and innovation. The goal of the Konbit Project is to increase the number of Haitian development partners who are accountable to their constituents, and who are able to effectively compete for and manage resources to achieve significant and sustainable development results in Haiti.
Grant for Shelter, Emergency Response to Earthquake Grant for Shelter, Emergency Response to Earthquake
Haiti Resilience and Agriculture Sector Advancement (HRASA) (Haiti):  ..The Haiti Resilience and Agriculture Sector Advancement (HRASA) activity's goal is to increase individual, household, and community resilience by establishing sustainable and inclusive agricultural market systems that are resistant to shocks and stresses. The activity will be implemented in Resilience Focus Zones (RFZs) located in the north and northeast, the Central Plateau, and the south. ..HRASA will advance three integrated objectives: increasing market system efficiency; incentivizing private sector investment and engagement; and improving the ability of households and communities to recover from shocks and stresses. HRASA will employ a facilitative market systems approach to expand opportunities in order to build competitive, inclusive, and resilient agricultural market systems. While building off of value chain (VC) opportunities, this market systems approach looks at the wider context in which households and communities interact with multiple, interconnected VCs and catalyzes actions to change behaviors that impede agricultural market efficiency, private sector engagement, and participation of poor and marginalized groups. .With FY2022 funds, these interventions will likely include support for research and extension services to increase farm productivity for selected agricultural commodities; the creation of public-private-partnerships involving private firms and farmers to create sustainable market systems; and the implementation of a strategy that builds farmers' resilience. To support the Mission's resilience-building programs in the RFZs, Feed the Future, and Offices of Humanitarian Assistance and Education activities will seek to integrate across sectors to leverage impacts in economic growth, agricultural development, education, health, water and sanitation, governance, and nutrition.. .
Community Driven Development (Haiti):  The Community-Driven Development (CDD) activity encourages community engagement in municipal-level governance, an important contribution to USAID/Haiti's development objective of improving the accountability and independence of governance institutions in Haiti. Building upon previous USAID support to local governments and their success in fostering collaboration between citizens and municipal officials, the CDD activity supports the local population and municipal officials to identify and address their needs by developing a public list of priority projects and a longer-term strategic development plan. The water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector is of particular importance under this activity, as it has been one of the most frequently requested areas for intervention by local populations. CDD will increase citizen participation in local government planning and decision making; support improved access to clean water and sanitation; support improved public service delivery; and increase access to education. The program will also focus on hiring local residents to work on the interventions to bolster community buy-in as well as to create short-term employment for the communities. By engaging local community residents, particularly youth, in the identification of priority needs and in the implementation of small-scale development projects, this activity improves ownership of and engagement with local governance and develops the capacity of communities to solve their own local problems... .. .. .
USAID Reforestation Project (Haiti):  .The USAID Reforestation Project aims to address environmental degradation and loss of tree cover in the north and northeast regions of Haiti by supporting community resilience and providing environmental services. The activity pursues four primary objectives: 1) Reduce the threat of deforestation, including threats to mangrove forests; 2) Improve community resilience to economic and natural shocks and stresses; 3) Increase tree cover in targeted watersheds; and 4) Improve environmental governance and coordination. With FY 2021 funds, the activity will consolidate the achievements of previous years and develop exit strategies to ensure the sustainability of those interventions. The activity will continue with landscape restoration interventions through the production and planting of more than one million fruit and forest trees, including mangroves. The activity will also develop value chain development strategies to link smallholder farmers who work on productive agroforestry systems to markets. In addition, technical assistance will be provided with the aim to convert the energy usage of 15,000 food street vendors to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). This will reduce the demand for charcoal and wood and therefore mitigate the threat of deforestation. ..This activity is designed to expand community-level success to a larger scale of impact by empowering local stakeholders to develop plans for landscape and watershed restoration. By employing an integrated and holistic approach, the USAID Reforestation Project is the best intervention to help the communities meet their livelihood and energy needs while simultaneously supporting existing and developing forested areas. .All EG.11.3 $445,052 meets the Sustainable Landscapes and Haiti Reforestation directive..All EG.13.2 $3,375,000 contributes to the Adaptations and Haiti Reforestation directive......
Health Service Delivery (Santé) (Haiti):  .In its final year of implementation, Project Sante will focus on delivering the main components of the Ministry of Health (MOH) Essential Package of Services (ESP) to reduce morbidity, mortality, and the burden of disease for 4.5 million Haitians. As described in the approved Country Operational Plan (COP) 21, HIV activities will be implemented in community settings through the community health worker (CHW) network to facilitate self-testing, drug distribution, adherence classes and support groups, and samples collection for viral load testing...Maternal health interventions will train health care providers to consistently use referral and counter-referral forms. Working through Mothers' Clubs, these interventions will be used to promote MOH antenatal care recommendations such as encouraging pregnant women to enroll early into the Mothers' Clubs, complete four antenatal visits, and to deliver at a health facility attended by trained health providers. To deliver vaccination and nutrition services to children, Project Sante, together with community members, will use targeted strategies including catch-up vaccination campaigns, which allow a steady coverage from one trimester to the next. To address the reported rise in malnutrition, Project Sante will continue screenings, referrals for treatment, and follow-up at the community level...Projet Sante will also continue to support the provision of modern family planning options and in collaboration with the MOH, will provide integrated supervision and site management to continuously improve facilities' abilities to provide quality services. ..Water and sanitation technical leads will train and retrain site personnel on infection control and prevention and re-activate chlorine distribution for routine disinfection as part of the COVID-19 response...
Social Behavioral Change with Targeted Communication Activity (SWITCH) SWITCH: A Social Behavioral Change with Targeted Communication U=U Activity (SWITCH U=U)
Electrical Substation Rehabilitation The Electrical Substation Rehabilitation project aims to improve the physical infrastructure needed to reduce technical losses and enhance efficiencies of the EDH electrical distribution system. Based on assessments we conducted after the earthquake, we identified the repair and upgrade of these five substations to be critical priorities for the electrical sector. The underperformance of these substations is drastically reducing the systems capacity for transmission and distribution of electrical power.Activities. In November 2010, USAID signed a contract with AECOM to develop the technical specifications for the rehabilitation of the five substations located in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area: Canape Vert, Carrefour Feuille, Toussaint Brave, Croix-des-Bouquets, and Nouveau Delmas. Through an open competition, we then awarded a contract for the rehabilitation of the substations to Perini Management Services, Inc. Rehabilitation activities have begun, and are scheduled for completion by November 2012.
FY 2014 ASHA Award - St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, St. Boniface Hospital FY 2014 ASHA Award - St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, St. Boniface Hospital
Administration and Oversight (Private Sector) This award is for a direct administrative costs or operating expenses of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Canaan Upgrading and Community Development (CUCD) Program Canaan Upgrading and Community Development (CUCD) Program
HR Worldwide Training IQC - Task Order to provide training for USAID/Haiti Mission of PFA, PDM and the two week COR Certification course. HR Worldwide Training IQC - Task Order to provide training for USAID/Haiti Mission of PFA, PDM and the two week COR Certification course.
Health Information Systems (HIS) (Haiti):  The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.  In early FY 2014, HIS helped the MOH define gaps and adopt a health information system (DHiS2), linking the various information systems currently in use, and by the end of that year, the project created a national data warehouse to facilitate data analysis and informed resource and management planning. With FY 2016 resources, HIS will provide focused capacity building to the MOH's Unit of Evaluation and Planning (UEP) to allow the unit to develop and enforce MOH strategic information regulations and standards related to monitoring and reporting of Haiti's health activities.
Humanitarian Assistance Supporting the recovery from economic collapse, prevention of cholera spikes, and protection of the vulnerable.
Humanitarian Assistance Protection, WASH and sanitation, cash, and shelter activities.
Home Ownership and Mortgage Expansion (HOME) Project HOME aims to address gaps in both the demand and supply sides of the housing value chain in order to create affordable housing and allow low and middle income households to access housing finance, mainly mortgages.
New Continuity of Learning Activity (Haiti):  With FY2022 funds, USAID will continue to support the Continuity of Learning (COL) Activity aimed at vulnerable and marginalized youth and students living in Mission-designated Resilience Focus Zones and in the West department's red zones. This activity will focus on building school and community resilience that can support uninterrupted access to quality education for students despite continuous stressors and shocks. These objectives align with the Mission's resilience-centered Strategic Framework and are aligned with USAID 2018 Global Education Policy..To improve students' social-emotional learning (SEL) and literacy skills, COL will provide training on foundational skills and a baseline assessment and data to strengthen remediation and differentiation of instruction for teachers and school directors, devise a platform for additional support for students, and focus on early-grade literacy and SEL curriculum development. To improve the safety of learning environments, COL will analyze the risks and threats that impact students to/from and in/out of school based on data and evidence through an evaluation including co-created solutions with key local and community actors. To increase support and advocacy for improved learning at the local and community levels, COL will continue to build strong relationships with the Ministry of Education and Professional Training (MENPF) at all levels and provide training and support to parent-teacher associations and school councils that link schools with families, communities, and the private sector. COL will also implement existing and newly developed educational content for distance learning, literacy, SEL, and radio programming for students in grades 1-4. The activity will establish a distance education coordination working group with MENFP that includes key stakeholders..
Haiti Elections and Political Processes Activity The goal of the Elections and Political Processes Support Activity is to build greater confidence in the electoral process by supporting Haitian-led efforts to strengthen electoral institutions, political parties, and civil society to advocate for much needed electoral and political reforms.
Support the Government of Haiti Support the Government of Haiti efforts to structurally address and deter all forms of trafficking in persons.
Kafe Tyt Se Richs (KTSR) project The Kafe Tyt Se Richs (KTSR) project goal is to revitalize the thiotte coffee sector such that it becomes profitable and financially and environmentally sustainable, thereby contributing to resilience, stability, and inclusive growth within the target population over the long term. The four project objectives are: - to increase coffee production, yield, and quality - to strengthen the coffee market system - to strengthen the capacity of local farmers associations - to increase the provision of private sector-led agricultural extension services.
Local Enterprise and Value-chain Enhancement (LEVE) (Haiti):  The LEVE project will support small and medium enterprises that operate within industries assessed to have the best prospects for growth and job creation. Firms within the construction, apparel, and agribusiness value chains, including input suppliers and end-market buyers, as well as technical, business, and financial support services firms, will receive technical support. The project will help firms identify and take advantage of market opportunities, assist in developing product or service upgrading strategies, and train workers in accordance with identified skill requirements.Expected results include: greater integration of 2,000 micro, small, and medium enterprises in selected value chains; 14,000 people in new or better employment; twelve workforce development organizations more responsive to private sector demand. Objectives for Haiti: USAID’s program will facilitate more productive and inclusive value chains, which will contribute to broad-based economic growth. The overarching goal of this project is to increase employment in Haiti.
Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund Contribution to Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund for Q1 Haiti complex emergency.
UNICEF Haiti Hurricane Matthew - Protection UNICEF Haiti Hurricane Matthew - Protection
Energy Assistance Providing relaiable and efficient electricity services; operate and maintain the 10-MW generation plant, distribution grid, and ancillary equipment
Leveraging Effective Application of Direct Investments (LEAD) Leveraging Effective Application of Direct Investments (LEAD) Objectives for Haiti: LEAD aims to attract investments in Haitian enterprises with demonstrable po-tential for growth, income generation, and job creation, as well as increase the impact of remittances in development by leveraging support among the Haitian diaspora for community projects.
World Food Programme Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2010 Award World Food Programme Haiti Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2010 Award
Countering Gender-based Violence Reduce the risk, mitigate and respond to the consequences of sexual and gender-based violence against women and girls.
PIO Grant with UNICEF for Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) in Haiti PIO Grant with UNICEF for Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) in Haiti
UNDP Multi-Donor Basket Fund Project to Support Elections & Capacity Development of the CEP, 2012 - 2013 UNDP Multi-Donor Basket Fund Project to Support Elections & ..Capacity Development of the CEP, 2012 - 2013
USAID Advisory and Assistance Services USAID consultivo y servicios de la ayuda USAID consultivo e serviços do auxílio Services de bulletin de renseignements et d'aide d'USAID Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Advisory and Assistance Services. Costes administrativos y gastos de explotación de USAID que contribuyen a los servicios consultivos y de la ayuda. Custos administrativos e despesas de funcionamento de USAID que contribuem aos serviços consultivos e do auxílio. Frais d'administration et dépenses de fonctionnement d'exploitation d'USAID contribuant aux services de bulletin de renseignements et d'aide.
FY 2010 ASHA Award - International Child Care Haiti FY 2010 ASHA Award - International Child Care Haiti