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Strengthening Malaria Monitoring and Evaluation Systems (SMMES) (Ethiopia):  The Strengthening Malaria Monitoring and Evaluation Systems activity provides the National Malaria Control Program with key technical assistance, operational research, monitoring and evaluation support and data management capacity building. The purpose is to strengthen malaria programming and facilitate implementation of the National Strategic Plan for malaria. Major activities include:  .Monitoring and evaluation in the implementation of the national plan.Expanding malaria epidemic surveillance activities.Conducting and coordinating operational research, formative evaluations, and special studies including the malaria indicator survey.Providing carefully-selected technical assistance at national and regional levels in the areas of proposal development, strategic document preparation, and program management
Sustaining Malaria Reduction Interventions in Ethiopia (Ethiopia):  USAID supports the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) through implementing the "Sustaining Malaria Reduction Interventions" program in Ethiopia. This project is USAID's primary mechanism for the procurement and distribution of malaria commodities to districts and FMOH agencies, including the Pharmaceutical Funding & Supply Agency (PFSA). With FY 2015 funds, the mechanism will: -Procure long-lasting insecticidal treated bed nets, malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs), laboratory equipment and supplies (e.g. microscopes), ACT treatment dosages, chloroquine treatment dosages, rectal and parenteral artesunate, and other drugs for pre-referral and management of severe malaria to cover national needs-Conduct annual micro-planning exercises for commodity quantification, consumption and forecasting by district-Cover operational cost related to transportation and actual distribution of LLINs to health posts and/or communities for selected districts
Joint Emergency Operation Partnership (JEOP) Catholic Relief Services Ethiopia's main disaster response activities are done through the Joint Emergency Operation Partnership (JEOP). Funded by USAID and operating from August 2012-June 2014, the JEOP is reaching people in 79 districts in five regions (Amhara, Oromiya, SNNPR, Somali and Tigray) and the Dire Dawa Administration Council. Main activities are: food distribution; behavior change communication on the use of corn-soy blend supplementary foods; establishment of an SMS community-based food insecurity early warning system; referral of malnourished children to out-patient feeding programs; and Savings and Internal Lending Communities.
Ethiopian Sustainable Tourism Alliance The Ethiopia Sustainable Tourism Alliance (ESTA) strives to enhance biodiversity conservation and economic development through sustainable ecotourism products, services and other opportunities in the defined destination regions of the Rift Valley, the Bale Mountains and Awash National Park. A secondary focus is on the mainstreaming of HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness along the tourism value chain in these destinations. While addressing national poverty alleviation concerns outlined in the Plan for Accelerated and Sustained Development to End Poverty, the program also uses an approach to conservation that fully addresses the need to engage neighboring communities. In doing so, ESTA addresses objectives of the U.S. Agency for International Development for both improved natural resource management and conflict mitigation.
ESHE Unilateral Activities (Essential Services for Health in Ethiopia) ESHE II (Essential Services for Health in Ethiopia)
Humanitarian Assistance New emergency health, WASH, nutrition, shelter, services to conflict affected  people in Tigray, Ethiopia
Transform: Health in Developing Regions (Ethiopia):  Ethiopia's Developing Regional States have scattered, mobile populations, weak health infrastructure and poor health indicators. With geography prone to frequent and recurrent drought, many districts are categorized as hotspots for crisis, with high rates of food insecurity, malnutrition, and disease outbreaks. With FY2021 funds, Transform: Health in Developing Regions will continue to build capacity of local health providers and administrators, using targeted training, mentorship, joint supervision, and health system support to deliver primary health care (PHC) services, specifically RMNCAH services. The activity will continue to support the innovative community engagement activities that are contextualized for mostly pastoralist communities using Ummulgargar, Abo-gargar, Booto and Da'ala platforms to increase demand for appropriate care-seeking; this will be critical during the continuing COVID-19 pandemic to ensure continuity of essential services such as immunizations, voluntary family planning, and maternal, newborn and child health services...This activity continues to apply learning from similar USAID investments in Ethiopia's agrarian regions, adapting as needed to meet the needs of pastoral and agro-pastoralist communities. Efforts to strengthen district-level ability to plan, finance, and manage higher standards of health service delivery to the population contributes to Ethiopia's self-sustainability. THDR will support health sector strategic and resource planning skills and build the capacity to generate, analyze, and apply data in real-time and with more focused support to selected districts slated for transformation and learning. ..These efforts also directly support Ethiopia's ICS Mission Goal 3: Spur Broad-based Economic Growth and Mission Objective 3.3: Ethiopia Increases Utilization of Quality Health Services and Improves Capacity to Prevent and Manage Pandemic and Epidemic Health Threats...... .
Humanitarian Assistance Award for agriculture, health, nutrition, protection, and WASH interventions.
Humanitarian Assistance The project aims to prevent nutrition related mortality and morbidity among IDPS and returnees, through quality emergency response.
Humanitarian Assistance New 9 month health, WASH, nutrition, and protection award to support vulnerable populations affected by the Tigray conflict in Ethiopia
Humanitarian Assistance New award for health, nutrition, WASH, and protection issues.
HED Partnership: Capacity Building in Education, Research and Outreach Addis Ababa University/University of Connecticut: Sustainable Water Resources: Capacity Building in Education, Research and Outreach - In the second phase of partnership funding, AAU and UCONN has identified Water and Health as thepriority area of intervention in its human and institutional capacity programs. The rationale for developing the graduate level programs is to meet the high demand for highly skilled faculty and human resources capable of handling complex water and health related challenges in an integrated approach.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance 202e and Internal Transportation, Storage, and Handling (ITSH) funds.
Ethiopia Elections and Political Processes Activity (EEPPA) CEPPS seeks to build political will and institutional capacity for competitive, peaceful elections, as well as inclusive, responsive, democratic governance. To do this, CEPPS works directly with the National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), civil society organizations, media, and political parties, in order to strengthen the participation of all citizens throughout their political systems, including women, youth, and other traditionally marginalized groups. Additionally, CEPPS promotes the integrity of Ethiopian elections to peacefully and democratically select leaders; to better harness the medias capability to promote citizens political understanding, and transparency within the electoral process, as well as to improve competitive, representative multiparty political systems.
Communication for Change (C-Change) in Ethiopia The goal of the Communication for Change (C-Change) project in Ethiopia is to integrate mass media, interpersonal communication and community engagement to empower Ethiopian families to take preventive and treatment-seeking actions related to malaria; antenatal care and maternal, newborn and child health; and prevention of mother-to-child-transmission of HIV (PMTCT). C-Change is building on its established working relationships with the Federal Ministry of Health, the regional health bureaus in Oromia and Amhara, nongovernmental organizations, community-based organizations and other partners to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of social and behavior change communication (SBCC) programming. The project is streamlining formative research and pretesting methods and creating easy-to-use, frontline teaching tools and short skills-based training that can be owned and managed by woreda (district) and kebele (municipality) teams. C-Change is strengthening the capacity of regional, woreda and kebele structures to create sustainable SBCC interventions that resonate with target populations and at-risk groups.
Pastoralist Livelihoods Initiative Phase II To support the implementation of Pastoralist Livelihoods Initiative Phase II in pastoral areas of Ethiopia (Afar, Somali and Oromia)
Integrated Services for Humanitarian Implementation Support the implementation of health, nutrition, and WASH in Northern Ethiopia
Health Assistance Family-focused HIV prevention, care and treatment services in the Snnpr and Sidama regions
Expanded PSNP_PLUS Program (EPPP) TOT for environmentally sound labor based public works of the PSNP as per attached SOW. Virginia Tech Leader-with-Associate Cooperative Agreement of Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resources Management (SANREM) Collaborative Research Support Program (CRSP)
USAID/OTI Ethiopia Program under SWIFT 5-Programs USAID/OTI Ethiopia Program under SWIFT 5-Programs
Productive Safety Net IV, Ethiopia Partnership Multi-donor Trust Fund Productive Safety Net IV, Ethiopia Partnership Multi-donor Trust Fund
In-School Youth (ISY) HIV Prevention program The USAID/Ethiopia In-School Youth (ISY) HIV Prevention program works to reduce the risk of HIV among youth transitioning from secondary school to university. It aims to establish a comprehensive HIV prevention and sexual and reproductive health program in secondary and tertiary schools.
Livelihood Integration Unit- Enhanced Livelihood Analysis (LIU-ELA) This is CPFF contract for the implementation of the LIU-ELA project. The estimated cost for the 3-year base period is $5,392,954. The total price for two year option period will be $744,142 and $687,016 respectively if option year is exercised.
TRANSFORM: Primary Health Care (PHC) (Ethiopia):  .T/PHC strives to prevent child and maternal deaths and support Ethiopia's Health Sector Transformation Plan with a focus on family planning, maternal, newborn and child health, obstetric fistula, adolescent and youth health and nutrition in Ethiopia's five main agrarian regions: Amhara, Oromia, Tigray, Sidama and SNNP. Through targeted technical assistance, the activity will: 1) strengthen management and performance of health managers and health care workers at the primary health care level; 2) increase sustainable service quality across the PHC unit's continuum of care; 3) improve household and community health practices and health-seeking behavior; and 4) enhance program learning to impact policy and programming. ..This activity supports local health structures to build leadership and management competencies to improve PHC system performance and FP/RH service quality. The activity also supports, strengthening the competence of the health workforce to better plan, fund and manage their own continued progress toward a higher standard health service delivery and maintain a resilient health system. T/PHC is in its final year and interventions will focus on consolidating the gains made so far and move medium performing districts to higher performance in the remaining period. The activity will use FY 2021 funds to support provision of FP/RH services including prevention and response services in relation to GBV for girls and women in humanitarian situations in the activity's operational areas. .These efforts also directly support Ethiopia's ICS Mission Goal 3: Spur Broad-based Economic Growth and Mission Objective 3.3: Ethiopia Increases Utilization of Quality Health Services and Improves Capacity to Prevent and Manage Pandemic and Epidemic Health Threats.
Drought Response in Ethiopia (WASH, Nutrition, and Health) UNICEF's 2016 Emergency Needs - Drought Response in Ethiopia (WASH, Nutrition, and Health)
Integrated shelter, WASH, protection, and agriculture assistance in Ethiopia To provide integrated shelter, WASH, protection, and agriculture assistance in Ethiopia.
Integrated Emergency Rapid Response in Oromia and SNNP Regions Integrated Emergency Rapid Response in Oromia and SNNP Regions
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to implement health, nutrition, protection and WASH project.
Improving the Teaching of English Language in Ethiopia (ITELE) Enhance the proficiency of English language reading and writing and training in the colleges of teacher education and primary schools in Ethiopia.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency World Vision's improving humanitarian response through better coordination and implementation of cash transfer programming in Ethiopia
Agricultural Enabling Environment Improve the capacity of businesses to integrate into domestic and international markets through increases in productivity and improvements in corporate governance and the development and application of modern technology and marketing practices. Enhance the capacity of businesses and business associations in terms of their corporate governance capabilities and their application of best practices and technologies to achieve increased production and marketing of products and services. It includes adoption of efficient production processes, improved labor productivity, environmentally-sound management of natural resources and the development of accounting and management systems that can help the company and industry group implement business, labor, product and process standards that enhance business competitiveness. Business capacity development programs may include activities that help men- and women-owned firms and associations respond to these international markets and create regional alliances.
Emergency food and nutrition assistance Food assistance to vulnerable populations.
Emergency Food Assistance An integrated livelihoods and WASH intervention. The overall objective of this intervention is to address immediate needs and contribute to improved food security and and better health outcomes for vulnerable idps and host communities in the target locations.
Rural household production and productivity increased Rural Household Production and Productivity Increased
Grant to UNICEF (PIO) to provide technical analysis and support for the development and enhancement of Water Sector Working Group (WSWG) Grant to UNICEF (PIO) to provide technical analysis and support for the development and enhancement of Water Sector Working Group (WSWG)
Feed the Future Ethiopia - Livelihoods for Resilience Activity -CARE (Ethiopia):  The Feed the Future Livelihoods for Resilience (L4R).Activity, implemented by CARE, aims to build resilient livelihoods with.improved food and nutrition security for 97,900 chronically food-insecure.households in Tigray, Amhara, and Oromia Regions. L4R complements the three.livelihood pathways (on-farm, off-farm, and employment) of the GoE-led.Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP).  .In FY 2020, the activity enters its final year with.more focus on consolidation, sustainability, and exit strategies. Beneficiaries.who joined Village Economic and Social Associations (VESA) in the past six.months will receive training in line with the COVID-19 requirements to build.their access to tailored financial services and help link them with inclusive.livelihood opportunities. Female beneficiaries will be supported to engage in.micro-franchising activities. ..The activity continues implementing its nutrition strategy.focusing on improving knowledge, attitudes, and practices of reproductive-aged.women, men, and youth in PSNP households. The activity works to improve the.availability of and access to sufficient, diverse, and nutritious foods for.young children and women through nutrition-sensitive agricultural training in.line with COVID-19 requirements. Household based perma-gardening, a.small-scale, high-yield, gardening will be promoted. L4R also facilitates training,.where possible, for health and agricultural extension staff and implements.cooking demonstrations of nutrient-dense food. The activity will expand on the.piloted poultry voucher strategy, a market-oriented scheme designed to.jump-start poultry value chain participation. In addition to continuing.implementing interventions approved in response to COVID-19, in FY 2020 the.activity will consider additional Crisis Modifier support for its beneficiaries.to protect the gains made over the last years. It contributes to.Development Objective 2 of USAID/Ethiopia's CDCS. ...
Humanitarian Assistance shelter, wash, protection, and erms interventions in benishangul-gumuz and snnpr.
Surveillance for Malaria Elimination (S4ME) The S4ME activity will support Ethiopias Natinoal Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP) to achieve their goals and objectives of sub-national malaria elimination, particularly to attain near zero malaria deaths and eliminate malaria in selected low transmission areas.
Improving Early Grade Reading Skills of Students in 337 Lower Primary Schools in the Tigray Region (Ethiopia):  .The local NGO-led early grade reading project focused in the Tigray Region will improve the reading proficiency of students in 337 intervention schools.  It will conduct district and community level conferences to raise the awareness of government officials and community members; develop supplementary reading materials based on the recently revised national mother tongue reading curriculum; procure and distribute reading materials; and organize reading activities.  The activity will also provide training to teachers on how to use effective teaching strategies to improve reading.  ..FY 2016 funds will be used to improve students' reading skills through the provision of supplementary reading materials and the establishment of reading units and reading corners in 334 schools. To overcome socio-cultural barriers affecting reading achievement among girls the activity will include focused reading club management and follow-up activities to improve girls' reading achievement....
Emergency humanitarian food assistance Purchase of 940 MT ready-to-use therapeautic food (RUTF) for Ethiopia
Strengthening Public Sector Social Services System in Ethiopia Strengthening Public Sector Social Services System in Ethiopia.
Preventive Care Package for HIV/AIDS Project Population Services International (PSI) with Population Council and IntraHealth International started the Preventive care Package (PCP) project to contribute to reduce morbidity and mortality due to opportunistic infections (OIs) among adults and children living with HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia and to enable them to lead healthier, longer lives. The Project will achieve this goal by increasing the use of preventive care products and services by People Living with HIV/AIDs (PLHA) in Ethiopia. The Primary Target Group for this project is adults and children living with HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia who are aware of their HIV status, and who are within the catchment area of the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) network model. Children will be targeted through their principal care givers. Health professionals, community agents and care givers (including family members) therefore form a secondary target group for capacity building, particularly for IPC and counseling skills in order to increase the effectiveness and sustainability of the intervention.
OFDA-2014-Mercy Corps Fodder voucher interventions in drought affected woredas of Liben zone in Somali
The Ethiopia Performance Management System (EPMS) Design and implement Web-based Performance Managment System for USAID/Ethiopia. The Ethiopia Performance Management System (EPMS) project is designed to support USAID/Ethiopia in strengthening evidence-based systems and improving the Missions ability to convey the results of the Country Development Cooperation Strategy.
Disaster Risk Management Capacity Building (DRM-CB) (Ethiopia):  The DRM-CB activity aims to save lives and livelihoods by strengthening the capacity and commitment of the DRM system to deliver a more effective, self-financed, and accountable response to humanitarian and climate shocks. The activity is co-financed with the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office..The weakness of Ethiopia's DRM system directly undermines the effectiveness of USAID's development and humanitarian assistance. In 2018, USAID Center for Resilience estimated that having a stronger DRM system could save Ethiopia $965 million over 15 years. In 2022, an estimated 29 million Ethiopians need humanitarian assistance, which is delivered through the decentralized DRM system..The DRM-CB activity provides targeted technical assistance to strengthen the commitment and capacity of the Government of Ethiopia's DRM system at all levels to deliver effective response to shocks. Technical assistance will include improve GOE's financial planning and preparation for disasters, and strengthen the GOE's capacity to improve coordination to implement an effective response. This will increase the GOE's capacity to deliver quality and timely life-saving assistance, reduce the impact of shocks, save lives, safeguard livelihoods, protect development gains and food security, and reduce reliance on humanitarian assistance..By building the capacity of Ethiopia's DRM institutions and assisting them to plan and prepare for shocks, DRM-CB will improve the quality and timeliness of responses to shocks that negatively impact health and nutrition, and prevent spikes in acute malnutrition and other shock-related morbidity.  It will support health system capacity to maintain effective delivery of nutrition services, including management of wasting in children under five and infant and young child feeding in emergencies, and improve monitoring nutritional risk and adaptation of interventions to address drivers of risk. .........
Humanitarian Assistance The purpose of this new award is for activity with health, nutrition, protection and WASH activities.
Emergency Drought Response in Ethiopia To provide emergency WASH, Nutrition, Health, and Protection interventions in drought affected regions in Ethiopia.
Agricultural Recovery Project Funding to improve food security of vulnerable housholds in targeted areas across Ethiopia
Follow on award for GTLI to implement Building Pastoralist Resilience Network in Southwest Ethiopia Follow on award for GTLI to implement Building Pastoralist Resilience Network in Southwest Ethiopia
Enhancing the Role of Academia in Evidence Generation for Action in Health Care Financing in Ethiopia (Ethiopia):  The Ethiopian Economic Association (EEA) is a Local Capacity Development (LCD) award to strengthen local capacity to generate and disseminate evidence on Health Care Financing reform (HCFR) implementation and overall health systems in Ethiopia with evaluations and research. With FY 2016 funds, EEA will conduct an evaluation of the GOE's revenue retention and utilization scheme and the impact of free health services on retained revenue and domestic resources mobilization for health care.  Findings from these studies will identify challenges and best practices in revenue retention and inform health care finance reform outcomes.  EEA also provides capacity building to the EEA association and staff with training and workshops, engages them to complete research and evaluation, and supports members to access and use current HCFR related research and publications...
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency FAO's technical coordination and support to reduce the impacts of El Nino and La Nina in Ethiopia.
New Task Order for Engineering Services & Construction Oversight New Task Order for Engineering Services & Construction Oversight