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Promoting Rule of Law Support Activity (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  .The USAID Promoting Rule of Law Activity will enhance checks and balances, as well as fair and transparent court proceedings to uphold the social contract within the justice sector in the DRC. USAID will use FY 2023 funds to strengthen the justice system's ability to tackle corruption and improve transparency to increase the quality and quantity of judicial services in the DRC. USAID will also support innovative justice models to expand access to legal services in the DRC, with a particular focus on women, youth, the poor, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI+) persons, and other marginalized and vulnerable groups. USAID will build the capacity of civil society organizations and develop a cadre of justice defenders to advocate for legal reforms that address corruption, promote good governance, support the independence of the judiciary, and improve respect for human rights... ..USAID will provide training to justice actors, including judges, to build capacity within the judiciary to fulfill its mandate and assert its independence by ensuring good administration of justice. USAID will also provide training to improve financing of the justice system to strengthen its independence. Assistance will include support to the Ministry of Justice and High Council of Magistrates... .This USAID activity will contribute to Mission Objective 3.2 (Improve public institutions' responsiveness, respect for human rights and basic freedoms, and accountability, including through strengthening education overall) by empowering national-level institutions to implement their mandates more effectively. USAID will advance the U.S. Administration's policy priority of strengthening rule of law and anti-corruption across the world, and the U.S. Countering Corruption Strategy by addressing weak rule of law and corruption in the DRC, which threatens its stability and economic prosperity.. ...
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS II) - Democratic Republic of the Congo (Phase 1) The Roads to a Healthy Future (ROADS II) project aims to reduce potential HIV transmission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) among people living in and traveling along the transport corridors that link artisanal and industrial mining communities in East and Southern Africa. The program complements current work supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development in Katanga and Orientale provinces by introducing a package of HIV services that are carefully tailored to the needs of at-risk populations, including truck drivers, artisanal miners, female sex workers, girls and young women engaged in transactional sex and other people who are vulnerable to infection.
Rapid response of emergency services Emergency rapid response assistance and child protection services to vulnerable populations in Eastern DRC.
Clean Energy IDIQ N-CPC (ECODIT): DRC Power Sector Reform (PSR) Project The activity will assist the GDRC with establishing a functioning Regulatory Authority, a Rural Electrification Agency, and improve power sector governance with stronger corporatization of SNEL to attract new investments in the power sector.
Award to WFP/Rwanda's CSP SO1 for cash transfers and LRP Award to WFP/Rwanda's CSP SO1 for cash transfers and LRP
ACCELERE!1 (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The Access, Reading, Retention and Accountability (ACCELERE!1) Activity improves equitable access to education and learning outcomes for girls and boys in 26 sub-educational provinces in the DRC. FY 2019 resources will improve reading and writing for at least 320,000 girls and boys across 1,600 private schools in four local languages (Kiswahili, Lingala, Ciluba, and Oral French), and support the training of 6,500 teachers and school directors during Year 5 of the project; provide access to primary schooling for 100,000 out-of-school children; increase student retention in targeted schools by 20 percent; and strengthen capacities of parent committees, school management committees, and school communities especially to support private and religious schools, private centres de rattrapage scolaire (CRSs), and centres d'apprentissage professionnel (CAPs). It will also support 200 non-formal alternative/ accelerated learning programs and vocational training for out-of-school youth. Specifically, ACCELERE!1 will provide in-kind grants to CSOs who then, in turn, will support vulnerable households to cover school fees through the Income Generating Activities (IGA) and ''Community Savings Plans" (AVEC) mechanisms. Additionally, ACCELERE! 1 collaborates, with national and provincial education authorities to develop teaching and learning materials and improve education governance and accountability. .ACCELERE!1 advances the USAID/DRC's DO 2 of improved lives through coordinated development approaches, while feeding into USAID's Education Strategy Goal 1, improved early grade reading. ACCELERE!1 also contributes to increasing education and skills to further economic growth and private sector, a U.S. foreign policy priority. ...... .
Integrated Health Project II (follow on) project is designed to improve the enabling environment for, and increase the availability and use of, high-impact health services, products, and practices for family planning; (FP); maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH); nutrition; malaria; neglected tropical diseases (NTDs); tuberculosis (TB); HIV/AIDS; and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in target health zones.
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services to Ebola Response Humanitarian Coordination & Information Management
DRC Health Assistance To provide health services in response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Emergency award for RP to CAR refugees in the DRC Emergency award for RP to CAR refugees in the DRC
FtF DRC Strengthening Value Chains (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  The TBD Value Chains activity will aim to increase household incomes and access to nutrient-rich crops and cash crops by linking smallholder farmers to strengthened and inclusive value chains and supportive market services. The activity's focus is improved efficiency and inclusiveness of these value chains and expanded access to agricultural inputs, transportation, and financial services.. .FY 2021 funds will strengthen cooperative capacity, organize farmers into groups for training on improved post-harvest techniques and crop quality, facilitate access to finance, and improve market access. As one of several USAID activities co-located in South Kivu province, the TBD Value Chains activity will build upon and leverage complementary Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance Resilience Food Security Activities (RFSAs), health activities, and USAID's coordinated investments in governance. As a result, thousands of households will benefit from improved access to agricultural inputs and market systems...The TBD Value Chains activity will build the capacity and resilience of vulnerable populations to respond to shocks and stresses and take advantage of economic opportunities, contributing to the Mission's Integrated Country Strategy via Mission Goal 2 (Improved quality of life for Congolese through delivery of core services and expanded economic growth) and USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy via Development Objective 3 (Inclusive, broad-based, and sustainable economic growth increased). By supporting inclusive agricultural growth, improving the nutritional status of women and children, and increasing resilience in targeted communities, the activity will also support the Administration's Global Food Security Strategy and Feed the Future goals..
Humanitarian Assistance Integrated emergency assistance to improve living conditions of crisis-affected populations in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency humanitarian assistance for internally displaced persons (IDPs).
Humanitarian Assistance Provide vital agriculture, economic recovery and market systems, food assistance, and water, sanitation, and hygiene services to vulnerable people.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide vital multipurpose cash assistance activities for internally displaced people.
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide emergency agriculture, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, economic recovery and market systems, health, and food assistance activities.
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency agriculture, humanitarian protection,shelter, and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance for vulnerable populations.
Emergency award to [redacted] for LP in the Kasai region of the DRC Emergency award to [redacted] for LP in the Kasai region of the DRC
Health assistance for Democratic Republic of the Congo Primary and secondary healthcare, nutrition, and protection services in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Voter Opinion and Involvement through Civic Education Program (VOICE) The Voter Opinion and Involvement through Civic Education (VOICE) project to improve the capacity of citizens to participate in decentralization and electoral processes. The project reaches underrepresented populations to encourage engagement with broader society, particularly in political participation. IFES initiatives include projects in voter registration, public awareness campaigns, capacity building for local organizations and efforts to motivate vulnerable and marginalized populations to be actively involved in their governance.
USAID’s End Malaria Project (Malaria Insecticide Treated Net (ITN) Distribution) (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  Malaria remains the single greatest cause of illness and death in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), killing around 22,800 Congolese in 2021. Preventive malaria interventions are an important, cost-effective step in tackling DRC's high malaria burden, and insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) are a highly effective means of preventing infection and reducing malaria transmission. USAID's End Malaria Activity will use FY 2022 funds to distribute ITNs through mass campaigns and school-based distribution in targeted provinces. It will also strengthen the capacity of the National Malaria Control Program to plan and execute ITN distribution. All mass distribution campaigns will use a door-to-door strategy instead of large awareness-raising events to minimize the spread of COVID-19 by avoiding mass gatherings. In addition, all actors involved in distribution will wear face masks, use hand sanitizer, and observe social distancing...This activity will contribute to Mission Objective 4.1 (Strengthen institutional and community capacity to prevent outbreaks from becoming pandemics as well as respond to and overcome frequent public health and humanitarian emergencies) by supporting the DRC's goal to accelerate a reduction in maternal and child deaths. Healthy women and children contribute to more productive, self-reliant, and stable communities, thereby maximizing American taxpayer investments and reducing threats to U.S. national security.....
WASH and improved agriculture assistance in DRC. To provide WASH and improved agriculture assistance in DRC.
Emergency shelter and WASH assistance in DRC. To provide emergency shelter and WASH assistance in DRC.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide health, nutrition, protection, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) activities to displaced people.
Emergency Program for Ebola Response in DRC To continue providing emergency response in Health and WASH sectors for Ebola Response in DRC
Immediate Protection of Civilians in Conflict Reduce the threat or impact of violent conflict and promote peaceful resolution of differences, mitigate violence if it has already broken out, or establish a framework for peace and reconciliation that includes both men and women.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide primary and sexual & reproductive health, nutrition, WASH and protection responses to conflict-affected and displaced children and their families.
DRC Ebola Response To provide health and protection services in the DRC/Ebola response
Communication for Change (C-Change) Associate Award (Democratic Republic of the Congo):  C-Change is a social and behavioral change communication (SBCC) activity increasing positive health behaviors through evidence-based programming. C-Change improves coordination, participation, and country ownership of national health programs by facilitating SBCC technical working groups to plan and implement national programming and building host country and implementing partner skills to design, implement, and evaluate SBCC programs, resulting in more effective and sustainable programming. C-Change addresses behaviors related to malaria, MNCH, WASH, FP, TB, and GBV to increase positive health behaviors and equitable access to health care.  In FY 2014, it will emphasize the integration of SBCC programming across sectors and work with the MOH to develop a national HIV communication strategy.  C-Change will also support the national FP coordination group during this critical early stage in implementation of the new FP National Strategy 2014-2020.
USAID Title II Development Program through Adventist Development and Relief Agency International. USAID Title II Development Program through Adventist Development and Relief Agency International.
Emergency award for the Kasai region of the DRC Emergency award for the Kasai region of the DRC
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide vital emergency agriculture, economic recovery and market systems, and water, sanitation, and hygiene activities.
UNFPA Djibouti Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Djibouti Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Djibouti Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Djibouti Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Djibouti Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Djibouti Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Djibouti Population change and data activities UNFPA Djibouti Population change and data activities UNFPA Djibouti Population change and data activities
UNFPA Djibouti Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Djibouti Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Djibouti Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Djibouti Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Djibouti Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Djibouti Policy and accountability activities
IDH Farmfit Fund - Global Reporting The IDH Farmfit Fund is a EUR 100 million de-risking blended finance fund, representing a joint investment from the Dutch Government and five international brands.
The IDH Farmfit Fund takes high risk positions in farmer related transactions, thereby reducing the farmer risk currently born by borrowers and lenders. By doing so it catalyses commercial capital to co-invest in this sector and allow agri-commodity traders, agri SMEs, and/or financial institutions to expand the services that they provide to smallholder farmers.
Note that the Fund is a revolving facility, so after 2026, the budgeted amounts are expected to exceed incoming committments. The objective of the Fund is to demonstrate that farmer financing is possible in a sustainable way by building a large and sound farmer centric investment portfolio with both value chain actors and financial institutions. This will increase the availability of affordable, long term financing to farmers leading to significant improvements in smallholder farmer lives and incomes. The IDH Farmfit Fund invests in agri-commodity traders, agri SMEs, and/or financial institutions with attributable benefit to smallholder farmers in developing countries (DAC List of ODA Recipients). It focuses on food, staple and cash crops including, cocoa, coffee, cotton, palm oil, tea, aquaculture, soy, cassava, rice and other commodities.

In this context, the Fund defines smallholder farmers as marginal and sub-marginal farm households constrained in size and resources. Some sources define smallholder farmers as those who cultivate between 1 hectare to 10 hectares (for more semi-arid areas) of land. While they will vary in farm size and crop/livestock distribution according to their activity and region, common characteristics of smallholder farmers are that they have low access to technology, limited resources in terms of capital, skills, and risk management, depend on family labour for most activities, and have limited capacity in terms of storage, marketing, and processing.
No one left behind! Protection and care of children in street situations and vulnerable youngsters. 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
A comprehensive offer for children in street situations and vulnerable youngsters in Bacolod City To facilitate and support 1.400 children in street situations, girls, and boys, access their basic rights and to strengthen and empower vulnerable young people and children in conflict with the law, offering them a comprehensive individual and collective program in Bacolod City (Negros Occidental). Virlanie Faith Inc. will be responsible for the operations of our program in Bacolod City, aiming to facilitate access to basic rights to 1400 children, girls and boys, including most children in street situations (CISS), children in conflict with the law (CICL) and the most vulnerable children and youth both in the Open Day Centre and with its long-time local government partner, the Social Development Centre (SDC). The core strategy is to provide for their basic needs such as emergency shelter, social protection and legal identity through social services, physical & mental health and leisure activities (sports, arts and recreation).
The aim is to create an environment for young adults to realize and develop their potential and access the needed support through a comprehensive personalized intervention plan on education (formal and non-formal education) and technical (TVET) and general life skills training, to prepare them for independent living and community reintegration. These serv...(+2 characters extra in FundHub text) Civil society organizations and public institutes acting for the protection and rights of children and women and companies in Bacolod.
Girls and boys aged 0-25 year, with 250 CISS and 300 CICL and 12000 children out of school, needing support to access their rights, vulnerable teenagers (+15 year) excluded from formal training, due to their background or lack of identity, teenage mothers and young women in the slums, keen to join training so as to be more and better able to earn a decent income.
Jamiaca (Kingston)2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Jamaica (Kingston) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada Extraordinario
Jamaica Kingston 2019 Cultura Capacitación y fomento de los derechos Culturales Embajada 1 semestre
Jamaica (Kingston) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Control de Pez Leon Para La Conservacin Ecosistema en la Provincia de Bocas del Toro Lionfish, a species native to the Pacific Ocean, has invaded the Caribbean basin where it has no natural predators. With an insatiable appetite and the ability to rapidly multiply, the lionfish is decimating aquatic ecosystems, which threatens food security and income for fishing communities in Bocas del Toro, Panama. The IAF supports community-led solutions to improving natural resource management and creating economic opportunity. Our grantee partner, the Unin de Pescadores Artesanales Bocatoreos (UPESABO), is an artisanal fishers association working with its members and other Panamanian organizations to control the lionfish population, including by promoting its consumption. Through training, environmental education, and updating market infrastructure, UPESABO improves the lives of its members while also protecting the communitys natural heritage.
Organizational, Social, and Economic Strengthening of ADICO and Members The Asociacin para el Desarrollo Integral Comunitario (ADICO) will work with smallholder farming families in and around Cerro Pelado, Veraguas, Panama to strengthen their organization and increase community engagement. It will also promote ecologically sound methods for cultivating coffee, bananas, tubers, rice, and diverse vegetables for family consumption and to sell in local and regional markets to improve household incomes. The project will directly benefit 160 individuals and indirectly benefit 188 more.
Organizational, Social, and Economic Strengthening of ADICO and Members The Asociacin para el Desarrollo Integral Comunitario (ADICO) will work with smallholder farming families in and around Cerro Pelado Veraguas Panama to strengthen their organization and increase community engagement. It will also promote ecologically sound methods for cultivating coffee bananas tubers rice and diverse vegetables for family consumption and to sell in local and regional markets to improve household incomes. The project will directly benefit 160 individuals and indirectly benefit 188 more.
Crear capacidades locales para el fortalecimiento organizativo, mejoramiento de la produccin agroecolgica y la economa familiar en comunidades indgenas de Mojarra y Llano Tugr, Comarca Ngbe Bugl. Crear capacidades locales para el fortalecimiento organizativo, mejoramiento de la produccin agroecolgica y la economa familiar en comunidades indgenas de Mojarra y Llano Tugr, Comarca Ngbe Bugl.
Institutional strengthening for the Consejo Consultivo of the Hules-Tinajones and Cao Quebrado watershed with reforestation activities. Asociacin Panamea para la Sostenibilidad de la Agricultura y la Naturaleza (APASAN), $166,250 over two years. APASAN will work with the Consejo Consultivo de Subcuencas de los Ros Los Hules-Tinajones y Cao Quebrado to legally constitute and further develop a federation of 22 organizations and reforest approximately 12 hectares of watershed, thereby improving the water quality for 2,570 residents of the district of La Chorrera in the regions of Amador, Arosemena, Medoza and Iturralde.
FORTALECIENDO EL MANEJO PARTICIPATIVO COMUNITARIO, DENTRO DE LA ZONA ESPECIAL DE MANEJO MARINO-COSTERA (ZEMMC) LA ZONA SUR DE VERAGUAS Southern Veraguas province in Panama has beautiful beaches and a rich variety of marine life, yet few job opportunities for people who live there. Almost every family in the area has at least one relative who has moved elsewhere in search of employment. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expand economic opportunity and provide jobs that help people stay rooted in their communities. Our grantee partner Fundacin Agua y Tierra (FUNDAT) works with local groups to develop a strong, community-based tourism infrastructure that both takes advantage of and protects the numerous natural resources found there. Through small business development and better management of natural resources, FUNDAT is supporting local communities in becoming self-sustaining.
Community Initiative for Local Development with a Gender Approach FOCIV will work with 300 families in 10 indigenous communities in the La Palma municipality of Veraguas to improve food production, protect the watershed through reforestation and further economic initiatives. (PN-293)
Education/Training Grant Fundacin de Organizaciones Campesinas e Indgenas de Veraguas (FOCIV) will train the members of three grassroots organizations in Veraguas in agroecological practices that improve their food supply and in the skills necessary to negotiate to obtain government services. It will also help the organizations with filing to become legally constituted. The work is expected to benefit 546 Panamanians directly and 1,694 indirectly.