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USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency To provide emergency assistance to drought-affected populations in Ethiopia.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Emergency Nutrition, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and Health Support to Drought-affected Communities in Ethiopia
Ethiopia Strengthening Land Administration Program (ELAP) Despite the improvements through ELTAP, many technical and policy challenges remained that are targeted under the follow-on ELAP project. The ELAP project further strengthens rural land tenure security by: Component 1: Strengthening the Legal Framework on Land Administration including undertaking legal assessments and workshops; legal review, consultation and development; and training and capacity building in areas of primarily sedenary agriculture (Amhara, Oromia, SNNP and Tigray regions) and pastoral agriculture (Afar and Somali regions). Component 2: Promoting Tenure Security to Enhance Investment in Land including refining methodologies for registration/cadastral surveying; organizating registration teams and providing support for regional land agencies; supporting delivery of land certification/registration and issuance of certificates; cadastral survey and mapping, and training of trainers. Component 3: Increasing Public Information and Awareness of land rights in both areas of sedenary agriculture (Amhara, Oromia, SNNP and Tigray regions) and pastoral agriculture (Afar and Somali regions). Strengthening Capacity of Federal and Regional Land Administration Agencies to Conduct Land Reform and Deliver Land Administration Services including facilitating donor coordination, and establishing Memorandums of Understanding with GOE and donors to promote property rights reform and strengthen land administration. ARD works in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MoARD) and the Regional Land Administration Agencies (RLAs) of six regional states: Afar, Amhara, Oromia, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples (SNNP), Somali, and Tigray. Other partner institutions such as the Ethiopian Mapping Agency (EMA), universities and research institutions, and private sector are engaged in specific training, public awareness, and research services.
INCREASED USE OF PRIMARY AND PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE SE Increase the availability and use of proven life-saving interventions that address the major killers of mothers and children and improve their health and nutrition status, including effective maternity care and management of obstetric complications; prevention services including newborn care, routine immunization, polio eradication, safe water and hygiene, and micronutrients; improved maternal, infant and young child feeding; and treatment of life-threatening childhood illnesses.
Resilience in Pastoral Areas- South (Ethiopia):  Resilience in Pastoral Areas South (RiPA South) builds resilience capacities of households and communities, promotes peace and stability, and increases trade and investment opportunities for local micro, small and medium enterprises. .RIPA South is improving the resilience capacities of households, communities, and local governance institutions in 16 districts in the Oromia, SNNPR, and Somali Regions of Ethiopia, increasing food security for over 107,533 households..Using FY 2022 funds, RiPA South will assist district and village Disaster Risk Management Committees to implement disaster risk management plans by training trainers on disaster risk preparedness; supporting women's empowerment groups to strengthen savings, lending, and social support; and improving access to water for people and livestock. The activity will also continue providing advisory service to businesses, improve community access to livestock and crop price information, improve access to finance for businesses, and support food and feed seed production and marketing enterprises.  .RiPA South will also continue to use a family health approach (FHA) to target children under five during the first 1,000 days of life. Through these FHA groups, RiPA South will engage mothers, fathers , and grandmothers to influence health, nutrition, and hygiene related behaviors. FY 2022 funds will be used to disseminate context-specific social and behavior change communication materials through local media..... .
Evaluation of the Decentralization Support Activity Evaluation of the Decentralization Support Activity
Final tranche to fund the Ethiopia Humanitarian Pooled Fund Final tranche to fund the Ethiopia Humanitarian Pooled Fund
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergencies To enhance safety and security services for UN/INGO humanitarian operations in Ethiopia.
Support to Development Assistance Group The Development Assistance Group (DAG) has existed since 2001 and seeks to promote the more effective delivery of official development assistance (ODA) and foster cooperation and coordination among all development partners and the Government of Ethiopia.
Enhancing the Status of Human Rights Protection and Systems of Good Governance in Ethiopia (Ethiopia):  This activity builds the capacity of Ethiopian judicial and law enforcement authorities to handle cases and improve the quality of justice and enforcement of human rights in Ethiopia. Via the bi-annual Joined-Up Justice Forum, the activity also provides a platform for justice sector and law enforcement professionals to discuss and reach consensus on common issues in connection to their role of interpreting and enforcing the law. In addition, this activity seeks to prevent child marriage and female genital mutilation (FGM) through advocacy. There will be no assistance under this activity to prisons, prison officials, the military or paramilitary forces. Instead, FY 2017 funded interventions will target state actors in the courts, police and community with refresher, advanced training on human rights, particularly for reform-minded officials. These efforts support the GOE's ambitious plan to eliminate child marriage and FGM by 2025.
Strengthening Institutions for Peace and Development (SIPED) II (Ethiopia):  Supporting USAID's resiliency agenda, SIPED II  will increase communities' ability to deal with violent conflict, reduce conflict related to natural resources, and strengthen governance of community structures.  Resilient communities are capable of absorbing shocks and transforming and channeling  change while maintaining political stability and preventing violence.  SIPED II supports this approach by strengthening Ethiopia's existing peace building architecture, tools and interventions, while improving partnerships among government structures, officials, and communities to better understand and collaboratively address the issues. Activities target access and use of natural resources that may lead to violent conflict and ensure that development interventions are conflict sensitive and managed through improved governance systems, in partnership with civil society.  It  promotes women's engagement in conflict prevention and peace making process.
Nutrition Rapid Response Capacity in Ethiopia The broad objectives of this APS are to: Support the emergency nutrition needs of vulnerable populations through a rapid response framework capable of conducting nutrition assessments and surveys, and provide capacity to rapidly begin or expand existing community-based management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) programs to respond to emerging nutrition needs; Support the enhancement of supplementary feeding systems to improve CMAM implementation and help prevent children with moderate acute malnutrition from becoming severely malnourished; Increase the capacity of local partners and communities to respond effectively and efficiently to emergency nutrition needs of target populations and transition the management of new and ongoing CMAM programs under the award to government and/or local relief organizations; and Provide nutrition response capacity CMAM programs.
Food Assistance The project is to restore and improve crop production and resilience through the provision of seeds of major crops and seeds of nutrient-dense vegetables, training in good agricultural practices and links to input suppliers.
USAID Lowlands Health The activity supports an organization or a group of organizations, from here on known as recipient or consortium, who share the expressed public purpose of improving health and nutrition outcomes in the pastoral geographies of Ethiopia, through increased access and utilization of quality reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent & youth health and nutrition (RMNCAH-N) services.
USAID/Ethiopia Climate Resilience WASH Activity An award to forward water security, sanitation, hygiene, and water resources management programming. The Water and Development II IDIQ (WADI II) is the central field support mechanism for missions and other operating units to access critical technical services in support of the U.S. Governments Global Water Strategy; the USAID Water and Development Plan; and other USAID water policies, strategies, and priorities. As a multiple-award IDIQ, WADI II has an overall ceiling of $400 million. It is meant to be a successor  but not a direct follow-on  to the WADI IDIQ and builds on lessons learned during its implementation.
Humanitarian Food Assistance To improve agricultural production through the provision of agricultural inputs, training in good agricultural practices, and links to input suppliers.
HIV/AIDS Epidemic Response Support Provide support to the Government of Ethiopia in reaching hiv epidemic control by providing comprehensive and quality hiv prevention, care and treatment services to target populations in priority geographic areas.
Multi-sectoral approach focused on identifying hazards and DRR To prevent and reduce malnutrition through the implementation of a multi-sectoral approach focused on identifying hazards and DRR.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide agriculture and WASH support to vulnerable populations in Ethiopia.
African Alliance for Improved Food Processing (AAIFP) The African Alliance for Improved Food Processing (AAIFP) is designed to assist in the transformation of the food processing sector in African countries. The Alliance offers technical support and training designed to improve the business performance of food processing firms resulting in increased availability of high quality nutritious and safe foods for local populations, including the most vulnerable. Other global food companies and food industry associations will be mobilized to build local capacity under AAIFP Associate Awards.
Feed the Future Ethiopia Value Chain Activity (Ethiopia):  .The FTF Value Chain Activity improves the performance of the agriculture sector, focusing on six value chains: maize, coffee, chickpea, livestock, dairy, and poultry in order to put more money in the pockets of farmers and reduce stunting among children. It helps smallholder farmers and agri-businesses improve productivity and marketing. ..with FY 2020 funds, the activity will continue scaling up, targeting existing and new clients, including farmers, cooperatives and financial institutions. To increase farmer productivity and local access to safe and nutritious foods, the activity will support farmers to apply climate-smart and labor-saving technologies and to produce high value products, such as specialty coffee, table egg, Kabuli chickpea, and Ultra Heat Treated milk. The activity will support increased transparency of transactions, quality standards for premium prices, access to local and international markets, collective action, and reinvestment in new business opportunities. To support a continued and safe flow of agricultural products and services during the COVID-19 pandemic, the activity will help agriculture value chain actors to adapt their business models, renegotiate their loan agreements, upgrade their facilities, and access production and marketing assistance remotely. The activity will continue to facilitate women and youth's engagement, including access to training, specialized technical assistance, productive resources, policy dialogue, and partnerships with private sector actors. Finally, the activity increases human and institutional capacity to undertake policy analysis and implementation, attract foreign and domestic investment, and relieve constraints to growth. The activity aligns with the GOE's Agriculture Growth Program II and contributes to achieving the USG Mission Objective of improved food security in Ethiopia. Improving food security will in turn contribute to greater regional stability, a US Foreign Policy priority.....
Tsehay Loves Learning - Healthy Whiz Kids (Ethiopia):  .The USAID funded Whiz Kids Workshop (Tsehay Loves Learning - Healthy Whiz Kids) is an activity that uses electronic media (mass media) and community resource centers and corners to improve healthy behaviors among children by promoting immunizations, hygiene, accident prevention, prevention of communicable diseases, and healthy diet and lifestyles.  FY 2016 funding will support the following activities:.- Scale up resource corners in Addis Ababa schools and expand to Amhara region;- Conduct curriculum integration workshop for newly produced episodes;- Develop, produce and disseminate educational materials, complimentary books for children;- Produce and broadcast selected health messages through electronic media educational programs (televisions and radios); and,- Develop special educational programs for children with disabilities...
MULU: Key Populations Activity (Ethiopia):  .FY 2018 Family Planning funds.will be used to buy into the PEPFAR mechanism to support comprehensive family.planning for hard to reach key populations, i.e., female sex workers and.adolescent girls and women engaged in transaction sex. This service will be.provided in the community using existing platforms such as drop in centers. These venues are.providing confidential services only to female sex workers. Specifically,.the funds will facilitate peer demand creation, training for service providers,.peer educators and other support staffs, to conduct regular site level.mentoring, etc. .
Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Program Contribution in support of the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to improve health outcomes in drought affected areas.
Worker Wellness Alliance A new award for Hawassa Community and Worker Wellness Alliance.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Ethiopia/Complex Emergency Award to provide safe, flexible and efficient air services to humanitairan organizations operting in Ethiopia.
Local Capacity Development Program (Ethiopia):  The Local Capacity Development (LCD) contract will provide capacity building support to a minimum of 26 local organizations and host government partners who are working with USAID.  This two-year activity, with three option years, will help transform these organizations into long-term, viable USAID partners.  After conducting diagnostic assessments and creating capacity development plans for each organization, LCD will provide training and technical assistance to improve the institutional fitness of each partner.  LCD will target financial and project management skills, including monitoring and evaluation.  The activity will also improve the ability of these partners to comply with USAID rules and regulations.  Intended results include improved capacity to implement USAID-funded projects demonstrated through sound financial management, efficient project management, and regular monitoring of activities.  Importantly, local partners will become more relevant and sustainable organizations.
Impact Evaluation of Feed the Future Programs in Ethiopia (Ethiopia):  .The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).contributes to the Collaboration and Learning Agenda by conducting analytical.surveys, impact evaluations, and theory-driven research about economic development.in Ethiopia. It will continue to conduct and disseminate research for the.remaining period of its award. IFPRI is conducting the impact evaluation of.USAID's Feed the Future (FTF) Program. FY 2019 resources will support.a baseline population survey for the new GFSS country plan. This activity will.produce a rich data source that will allow the Mission to assess progress in.FTF zones of influence, helping to enable continuous learning and adapting..This information will also be used to share knowledge with partners, contribute.to research, and policy briefs. Overall, this work supports Agency requirements.to undertake high quality evaluations of large activities, provide data to.support future programmatic decisions, and fulfill Ethiopia's FTF reporting.requirements.  ....
Urban HIV/AIDS Nutrition and Food Security Project The goal of the Urban HIV/AIDS Nutrition and Food Security Project is to assist food insecure HIV/AIDS infected and affected households to develop their capacities to cope with the impacts of HIV/AIDS through the provision of food and nutrition assistance. The primary objectives: 1) Improve the nutritional status and quality of life of food insecure HIV/AIDS infected and affected households on home based care, Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), and maternal and child health and prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT); 2) Promote adherence to ART and compliance to PMTCT services; 3) Contribute to the improvement of school attendance for orphans and vulnerable children; and 4) Develop the economic capacities of beneficiaries graduating from the project to meet their nutritional needs .
Ethiopia Development Food Assistance Interim Country Strategic Planning Support Support for the development and implementation of Ethiopia, interim country strategic plan
Family Focused HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services (AA) in Addis Ababa New cooperative agreement award for HIV Epidemic Control Activity.
Food Assistance New award to provide vital RUTF nutrition support to vulnerable populations in conflict-affected areas of Northern Ethiopia
Enhancing the Capacity of NGOs for Quality FP/MCH Services (Ethiopia):  The Consortium of Reproductive Health Associations (CORHA) works to improve the capacity of NGO member organizations to improve RH outcomes in their project areas, as well as strengthening strategic partnerships through participation and dialogue.  The activity will:-Improve CORHA's institutional capacity for planning, management, monitoring, evaluation and fund-raising -Enhance organizational culture for ensuring transparency and accountability by establishing websites and strategic plans-Increase participation and dialogue for strengthening strategic partnerships and collaboration by providing public relations training, and -Improve communication for information, experience, and knowledge sharing by conducting training on knowledge management and through dissemination of a quarterly newsletter.The award aligns with the Mission's CDCS DO2, IR2 and with USAID Forward priorities promoting local capacity development and research.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Wash and nutrition activities in the Oromiya and Somali regions
Contribution to Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund UN-OCHA Contribution to Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund UN-OCHA
FY 2013 ASHA Award - Project Mercy, Inc/Project Mercy Ethiopia FY 2013 ASHA Award - Project Mercy, Inc/Project Mercy Ethiopia
Grant to UNICEF for Nutrition, WASH, and Health Worldwide Grant to UNICEF for Nutrition, WASH, and Health Worldwide
Caring for Vulnerable Children Activity The follow on activity for Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children, USAIDs Caring for Vulnerable Children, will build on the successes and achievements realized under Yekokeb Berhan and continue to improve the health and well-being outcomes of orphans and vulnerable children.  Child-focused and family-centered case management will be at the heart of the new activity.  The activity will continue to use community workers to reach out to children and families in their homes and connect them to a wide range of services - HIV/AIDS care, health, nutrition, economic security, education, protection and psychosocial support.
Partnership for Economic Growth (PEG) USAID's Partnership for Economic Growth (PEG) is a nationwide activity that facilitates collaboration between local governments and the private sector to accelerate economic growth, increase investment, and generate productive employment
Humanitarian Assistance Relief, food, nutrition, and logistics services in the tigray region of Ethiopia
Transform/Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (TRANSFORM/WASH) (Ethiopia):  Despite significant progress in.the WASH sector, only 7% of the population in Ethiopia has access to at least.basic sanitation facilities, with about 27 million people still practicing open.defecation Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply (JMP) 2017).  Ethiopia's.One Wash National Program (OWNP) is the GOE's sector-wide approach for.achieving the WASH goals set out in the country's Growth and Transformation.Plan.  USAID/Ethiopia's Transform WASH activity is a concentrated.investment in sanitation marketing in support of the OWNP. The activity works.to enhance supply and demand for low-cost, high-quality sanitation products and.services, augment learning to bring WASH innovations to scale, support WASH governance.and management capacity at the subnational level, and support sanitation.entrepreneurs and businesses through market stimulating policies, strategies.and incentives. With FY 2019 funding, the.activity will focus on quality household construction of basic sanitation,.installation of hand washing stations and promotion of distribution and use of.products through consumer segmentation that delivers a range of simple to more.complex WASH solutions. Another focus will be converting the large sum of savings.accumulated by Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) to purchases of.WASH products and services.  The activity will also strengthen.documentation and data quality assurance activities to ensure more detailed.information about the type and quality of installations. Transform WASH.will strengthen learning alliances at all levels and influence the WASH.Multi-Stakeholders' Forum (MSF) by engaging in discussions on sanitation.marketing implementation challenges and opportunities. Financing will increasingly.be a focus of the action research effort.  Completed action research on.demand creation will be used to generate learning products designed to.influence sector agencies and decision-making authorities......... ..
Consensus-Building Processes 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.
Malaria Laboratory Diagnosis and Monitoring (MLDM) (Ethiopia):  . USAID aims to strengthen malaria diagnostic capacity at Ethiopian public sector laboratories via technical, strategic, managerial, and operational support in five regions of the country via the Ethiopian Health & Nutrition Research Institute. Activities include:  .Review the updating and development of malaria laboratory diagnosis policy guidelines & training materials; Conduct training of health professionals in malaria laboratory diagnosis and quality assessment/quality control (QA/QC); Support the establishment of a QA/QC system for malaria laboratory diagnosis in health facilities including onsite supportive supervision and mentoring; Conduct studies on therapeutic efficacy of anti-malarial drugs and serologyFacilitate the establishment of a national malaria slide bank; Training of trainers of malaria laboratory professionals at Regional Reference Labs...