MissionCompetitiveForecastMay16 2012

USAID MISSION BUSINESS FORECAST COMPETITIVE FY 2012
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Updated May 16, 2012
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Type of Award
Afghanistan
An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Provide Personal Services Contract Phase II of the SUPPORT Program to support and strengthen the Missions monitoring and evaluation systems, strategic communications and public information products, and performance management, as well as to provide support services such as facilitating workshops, conferences, and meetings for USAID and its implementing partners, conducting field-based assessments, supporting technical offices in new program/project design, facilitating the Missions Participant Training process, and providing translation services.
Afghanistan
Atif, Khalid Ahmad
Afghanistan
WADAN
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/26/10
Cooperative Agreement
Afghanistan
Atif, Khalid Ahmad
Afghanistan
TLO
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/26/10
Afghanistan
Atif, Khalid Ahmad
Afghanistan
IWA
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/26/10
Afghanistan
Atif, Khalid Ahmad
Afghanistan
AINA
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
4/26/10
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$10,000,001 $25,000,000 Rabin Khadgi Lisa Teresi Gilbert Mwenedata Okolicsanyi Karoly Jose D. Gloria Aazar Bhandara Charito Redoblado Amr Ibrahim Saleh Keshawarz Margaret O'Shea Mahmuda Rahman Khan $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
4/26/10 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Cooperative Agreement Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC) Personal Services Contract (PSC)
Afghanistan
Boyce, Lynne
Afghanistan
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
6/22/11
Contract
Afghanistan
Ndinya, William
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Edris, Mohammad
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Ahmad, Massoud X
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Atif, Khalid Ahmad
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Valones, Lourdes
Afghanistan
The purpose of this contract is to promote stabilization in key areas by supporting the GIRoA at the district level while coordinating efforts at the provincial level and to implement community led development and governance initiatives that respond to the populations needs and concerns in order to build confidence, stability, and increase the provision of basic services. The purpose of this contract is to promote stabilization in key areas by supporting the GIRoA at the district level while coordinating efforts at the provincial level and to implement community led development and governance initiatives that respond to the populations needs and concerns in order to build confidence, stability, and increase the provision of basic services. An Annual Program Statement (APS) to seek applications from strategic and synergistic alliances with entities in the private sector in order to maximize the impact of its development work. The Innovative Development Initiative objective is to establish alliances that tap or leverage new resources and/or technologies to build sustainable foundation businesses and activities that address national development challenges and priorities An Annual Program Statement seeking organizationally sophisticated Afghan civil society entities such as non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, non-profit business or trade organizations, independent national institutions, research and public policy institutes, think tanks and universities that support governance activities. ACAAF A multiple-award Indefinite Quantity Contract that will provide construction services for a variety of transportation type projects to support the objective of fostering sustainable infrastructure development in Afghanistan.
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
11/17/10
Contract
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
11/17/10
Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 11/3/11
$500,001-$1,000,000
4/26/10
$75,000,001 and up
9/9/10
Contract
Albania
Albania Cserhati, Agnes Albania USAID/Albania will issue a RFA following the request for concept papers by DCHA/DRG/HR on use of Congressionally Earmarked FY 2011 funds for programs on expanding participation of PWD. USAIDs Planning and Local Governance Project (PLGP) will provide technical assistance and training to the Government of Albania (GOA) and to Albanian local government institutions to support their efforts to successfully implement decentralization legislation, policies and reforms. The project aims to improve the efficiency, transparency and accountability of local government operations, improve local government management and oversight of public utilities to provide services in line with EU standards, and strengthen the capabilities of the GOA and local governments to plan and manage urban and regional growth. TBD $1,000,001-$4,000,000 3/20/2012 Grant
Albania
Cserhati, Agnes
Albania
Tetra Tech - ARD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Advertised on 8/8/2011
Contract
Angola
Angola Dossantos, Fatima Angola Support for Angola's Electoral Process 2012 CEPPS NDI $1,000,001-$4,000,000 TBD TBD
Armenia
The Partnerships for Rural Prosperity Program will build upon and expand specific current and previous Government of Armenia (GOAM), USG and USAID, other donor, non-governmental and community programs, projects, initiatives and activities that are addressing the economic challenges in rural Armenia. The new social protection project is in support of USAID/Armenia (the Mission) providing technical assistance to the GOAM to help it implement a new pension system that promotes old-age income security in an environment that is fiscally sound and sustainable, as well as to establish a system of provision of Integrated Social Services. Assisting Armenia implement an efficient and effective pension and social protection system according to international standards is in keeping with the GOAM, the Mission and the Health and Social Reform Offices (HSRO) goals to assist Armenia reduce poverty, strengthen social services institutions, and empower Armenian citizens to exercise their social protection rights and responsibilities. At the direction of the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Government provides humanitarian assistance to victims of the Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) conflict. USAID will further support potable water supply improvement projects to address humanitarian needs in rural NK. To assess and build the capacity of local prime implementing partners who have not received prior USAID awards and host Government agencies for direct awards. Cooperative Agreement
Armenia
Armen Karapetyan
Armenia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
2nd Quarter FY 12
Armenia
Armen Yeghiazarian
Armenia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
3rd Quarter FY 12
Contract
Armenia
Armen Yeghiazarian
Nagorno Karabakh
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
3rd Quarter FY 12
Contract
Armenia
Armen Yeghiazarian
Armenia
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Contract
Armenia
Armen Karapetyan
Armenia
Armenia Armenia
Armen Yeghiazarian Narine Sarkisian
Armenia Armenia
The overarching goal of the Finance for Economic Development (FED) Project is to deepen intermediation and promote the development of the bank and non-bank sector for an improved variety of financial services for private enterprises in urban and rural areas to promote economic development and growth. It also seeks to improve the soundness, safety, stability and integrity of the financial sector through improved enabling environment, capacity building and enhanced opportunities for financial sector innovation, research and development. This will be achieved through the provision of tailored technical assistance, capacity building and comprehensive integration of best international practices. Improving the Quality of Maternal and Child Health and Reproductive Services in Armenia. This project will target the quality and efficiency of MCH/RH/FP services in Armenia, including pre-conception and antenatal care, emergency obstetric and newborn care, post-natal care for mothers and newborns, emergency pediatric services, common child illness management, referral mechanisms, and FP counseling and contraceptive security, as well as promote prevention and appropriate care-seeking practices to ensure sustainable improvements in maternal and child health. Election processes 1 year program, to provide technical assistance and training to the Central Elections Commission and related elections management bodies.
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3rd Quarter FY 12
Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 2nd Quarter FY 12 $500,000-$1,000,000 TBD
Contract Cooperative Agreement
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Riffat Sulaiman Azerbaijan The project will work to increase the professionalism of lawyers and human rights defenders to improve their ability to provide legal services to the public and to raise awareness of citizen rights. Limited Competition for local organizations. Building Local Capacity for Democracy (BLCD) will strengthen the organizational and technical capacity of targeted civil society organizations, as well as improve the overall enabling evironment for civil society. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Q3, FY12 Cooperative Agreement
Azerbaijan
Riffat Sulaiman
Azerbaijan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Contract
Bangladesh
Bangladesh Md. Mustafizur Rahman Bangladesh Procurement of office equipments & supplies, IT equipments and supplies USAID/Bangladesh wishes to support the development of the next generation of public health (PH) experts by expanding access to quality public health education among a diverse group of students and strengthening the quality of public health education in Bangladesh. This project will embrace new US government initiatives and reforms, including the Global Health Initiative (GHI) and the USAID Forward procurement reforms, and will complement and support the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) health sector program This activity will provide technical advice to farmers on agricultural production practices, will promote diversification into income generating high-value commercial crops and provide recommendations on crop choice and marketing based on market conditions and finally through a greater diversification of production (high-value and nutrient dense products) and accompanying health behavioral change messaging (e.g., nutrition, sanitation, hygiene) it will Improved nutrition and dietary diversity. The project will achieve this goal by directly supporting private sector activities that result in the improved availability, quality and safe usage of agricultural inputs, such as: fertilizer, seed, pesticides, feed and small-scale machinery, which improve yields, mitigate environmental degradation at the farm level and improve product quality and export opportunities. Additionally, this activity will provide enhanced access to and knowledge of agricultural inputs so that farmers can become educated consumers and can purchase appropriate quality inputs from trusted supply sources. The objective of this Contract is to provide technical, advisory and assistance services to energy sector institutions and stakeholders in Bangladesh to build their capacity to better govern the energy sector and promote clean energy development through increased use of renewable energy and efficient energy use. TBD $0-$50,000 Q3, FY12 Purchase Order
Bangladesh
Ali Kaiser/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann
Bangladesh
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q2, FY12
Other/TBD
Bangladesh
Ho Maychin/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann
Bangladesh
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Bangladesh
Munir Sirajam/ Burnette-Badinga, Leslie-Ann
Bangladesh
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Bangladesh
Munir Sirajam/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann Bangladesh
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Contract
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
The recipient will implement a dynamic new marketing innovation for health activity which builds on the successes of USAIDs long history of support for social marketing activities in Bangladesh. The new activity supports access to new and existing public health related products using new and innovative approaches to reach new beneficiaries using a private sector social marketing model. The new activity will be implemented under USAID/Bangladeshs Health Service Delivery Project (HSDP) in line with the Missions Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) and the U.S. Governments Global Health Initiative (GHI).
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Bangladesh
Nafeesa Hussain
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Nazim, Shafique Munir Sirajam/ Burnette-Badinga, Leslie-Ann
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Munir Sirajam/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
The Senior Global Climate Change Advisor for USAID/Bangladesh Environment Team serves as a manager for the Missions growing climate change related activities. This position is located at the Office of Economic Growth (EG), USAID/Bangladesh. S/he has project development, implementation, and monitoring responsibilities for USAID/Bangladeshs global climate change (GCC) and natural resource conservation activities. Global Climate Change related activities are a USG priority. The incumbent is a principal designer and manager of GCC, natural resources, livelihood and enterprise development activities related to environmental conservation and clean energy that are supportive of the Mission's overall strategy objectives in the area of pro-poor, equitable economic growth, sustainable natural resource management, and low emissions. This involves oversight of implementing agencies, including the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) line ministries and technical agencies, contractor or grantee; coordination with other development partners, and the private sector institutions involved with global climate change and environmental conservation. Since Global Climate Change (GCC) is a national issue and as a senior key member of the Environment team, s/he deals with problems that are rapidly evolving and have impact on Environment team as well as overall Economic Growth Office. The incumbent works with the environment and clean energy team members, to ensure the development and successful implementation of bilateral activities in the natural resources conservation and livelihood programs. S/he also works closely with other members and team leaders of the Missions EG Office as well as other offices. The incumbents primary contacts would be the highest level of officials, senior management officials etc. In addition, the incumbent works with USAID/Washington (Asia Bureau and Economic Growth, Agriculture and Trade Bureau) technical and program offices. The Climate Change Programs Senior Gobal Climate Advisor develops and maintains professional contacts with representatives in both the public and private sectors, including Government of Bangladesh (GoB) officials, Change Advisor trade and business leaders, consultants, NGOs, and donor agencies in Bangladesh. (GCC) This project will (1) invest in the strengthening of food value chains in which large numbers of smallholders participate; (2) invest in the strengthening of non-food value chains with the potential for rapid growth and improved incomes for stakeholders; and (3) link increased, market-oriented production of diversified crops to household consumption and improved nutritional status. The project will revitalize terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and create alternative income and enterprise opportunities for the poor to enhance resilience to climate change and related disasters. The project will revitalize terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and create alternative income and enterprise opportunities for the poor to enhance resilience to climate change and related disasters. The purpose of the contract is to support the delivery of an essential service package (ESP) through a network of non-governmental organization (NGO) clinics that primarily targets the poor and underserved. This activity will build on previous experiences and current successes in NGO service delivery and will incorporate new approaches to promote optimal health behaviors and community participation, and to enhance local ownership of service delivery through institutional strengthening. This activity will embrace new US government initiatives and reforms, including the Global Health Initiative (GHI) and the USAID Forward procurement reforms, and will complement and support the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) health sector program.
$150,000-$500,000
3/31/2011
Personal Services Contract (PSC)
$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q2, FY12
Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Q2, FY12
Q2, FY12
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q2, FY12
Contract
Bangladesh
Nazim, Shafique
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
West, Kerry
Bangladesh
The purpose of the contract is to support the delivery of an essential service package (ESP) through a network of non-governmental organization (NGO) clinics that primarily targets the poor and underserved. This activity will build on previous experiences and current successes in NGO service delivery and will incorporate new approaches to promote optimal health behaviors and community participation, and to enhance local ownership of service delivery through institutional strengthening. This activity will embrace new US government initiatives and reforms, including the Global Health Initiative (GHI) and the USAID Forward procurement reforms, and will complement and support the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) health sector program. The principal purpose of this award is for a non U.S. Government entity to build a relationship of trust and cooperation with justice sector actors in Bangladesh, to reach out to judges and lawyers and rural communities and to engage with national Legal Aid Service Organization to improve access to legal aid funds. The Senior Livelihoods/Agriculture Advisor will lead and oversee the missions food security and agricultural productivity portfolio. The incumbent will be a member of the Missions Office of Economic Growth which also manages USAIDs largest food security program world-wide. This is a challenging and exciting position located in one of USAIDs largest and growing development programs in South Asia.
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q1, FY12
Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12
Bangladesh
Nafeesa Hussain
Bangladesh
Senior Livelihoods/Ag Advisor $500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
Bangladesh
Nafeesa Hussain
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Nafeesa Hussain
Bangladesh
The Missions Senior Democracy Advisor is a key member of the Missions staff. S/he provides programming and management assistance and expert technical advice to the Office of Democracy and Governance (DG). S/he will report to the Office Deputy Director. The Advisor will work with other team members to ensure timely and effective program planning, oversight and reporting. S/he will provide intellectual leadership, policy guidance and programming advice in the area of political governance. S/he will work closely with core DG staff to ensure strategic coordination and collaborative programming. S/he will ensure coordination with other Mission technical and support offices on all aspects of management, reporting and project implementation. S/he will mentor colleagues and supervise unit staff. S/he will also contribute to representing the Mission with other development partners, local Senior Democracy counterparts and stakeholders, and program participants. Advisor The DLI Coordinator manages the administrative, training, mentoring, and counseling support program for the junior officers assigned to USAID/Bangladesh. The incumbent will coordinate the DLI Program for all USAID offices in the Mission. S/he will serve as the primary resource on the DLI Program and carry out all key coordination functions related to the DLI Program and its participants (DLI junior officers, supervisors of DLI junior officers, Senior Mission Management, and rotation supervisors of DLI junior officers. The DLI coordinator will liaise with USAID/W/M DLI Coordinator Office and other relevant USAID/Washington entities to promote USAID/Bangladesh as a center of excellence for training and mentoring of junior officers. Although mid-level DLIs dont have established rotation and other requirements, the DLI Coordinator will also counsel such DLIs on training and other career development issues. DLI Coordinator
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
Benin
Benin
Anne Busaka
Benin
To combat gender-based violence (GBV) through awareness raising and assist GBV victims The incumbent will provide broad technical guidance, analysis, and leadership in the formulation and management of USAID/Benins overall Family Health program, and in the implementation of its performance management plan. The purpose of USAIDs Accelerating Reduction of Malaria-related Morbidity and Mortality in Benin (ARM3) Project is to increase coverage and use of key life-saving malaria interventions in support of the Benin National Malaria Strategy. This will be through 1: Implementation of malaria prevention interventions in support of the National Malaria Strategy , 2: Malaria diagnosis and treatment interventions in support of the National Malaria Strategy and 3: Stengthening of the national health systems capacity to deliver and manage quality malaria treatment and control interventions.
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
3rd Quarter
Grant
Benin
Francine Agblo
$150,000-$500,000
2nd Quarter
Resident Hire USPSC
Benin
Anne Busaka
Benin
Medical Care Development International (MCDI)
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
TBD
Bolivia
The award will support local governments by strengthening their management capabilities, enhancing their capacity to bring critical public resources and decisionmaking closer to its citizens, as well as by promoting local development through enhancing accountability and transparency. Building on the accomplishments and lessons learned from prior experience, the goal will be achieved through the following five objectives: 1) Better deliver of public services, 2) increase resource generation and public investment, 3) improve capacities on resource management and financial reporting, 4) enhance accountability and transparency, and 5) improve citizens involvement in decision-making.
Bolivia
Zenteno Jose
BOLIVIA
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q3, FY12
Other/TBD
Bosnia/Herzegovina
Although in design stage with this activity USAID/BiH at the local level, will help improve municipal level governance structures and increase their transparency, accountability and effectiveness. Local governance support will also encourage greater cross-Entity cooperation between municipalities and greater coordination between the RS and Federation Municipal Associations. All activities under this project will contribute to the main objective to improve governments ability to develop and implement policy while increasing opportunities for public participation in these processes. USAID will use $1,500,000 in FY 2012 AEECA funds to start a new Youth Program. The activity will increase youths economic opportunities and civic participation. The program will include skills building, training for employment; business startup opportunities and reconciliation and tolerance-building activities, It will increase youth leadership skills; increase communication between youth from different ethnic groups and entities; and increase youth self-confidence through business initiatives. The activity will also encourage youth to be more economically and politically active in BiH society to become prosperous and economically viable citizens of the country. The purpose of this program, is to promote reforms in the governance of BiH that will lead to greater investment, growth and jobs, and thereby complement direct support to the private sector that is already underway by reducing the costs and risks of doing business that are imposed through inappropriate regulation. This will be achieved by engaging responsive instruments of government, primarily at the municipal level, to govern more effectively on behalf of their citizens by reducing barriers to growth within their mandate and by advocating for reforms at other levels of government. At the same time, the activity will directly engage the private sector to better articulate, monitor and promote the reforms they need to increase their viability.
Bosnia/Herzegovina
Hollosy, Viktoria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
$ 1,000,000- $ 4,000,000
Q3, FY12
Contract
Bosnia/Herzegovina
Hollosy, Viktoria
$ 1,000,000- $ 4,000,000
Q3, FY12
Bosnia/Herzegovina
Hollosy, Viktoria
$ 10,000,001 25,000,000
Q3, FY12
Contract
Brazil
Brazil Ana Paula Mendes Brazil Support activities fostering biodiversity conservation in the Brazilian Amazon Region. Proposed projects/activities must be in line with the biodiversity criteria set by USAID and be implemented in partnership with the private sector. This will be an APS $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Q3, FY12 Assistance
Burundi
Burundi Ali Mohamed Ali Burundi The implementing partner will be selected through a competitive process, APS to be published during the summer 2012. USAID support to the Agribusiness Chamber of Commerce will create a viable entity that can effectively speak on behalf of the agribusiness community and contribute to enhancing agricultural productivity through improved policies, stronger inter-sector linkages, and increased capabilities of agribusinesses. USPSC Burundi Country Representative $1,000,001-$4,000,000 TBD Cooperative Agreement
Burundi Burundi
Ali Mohamed Ali Ali Mohamed Ali
Burundi Burundi
$150,000-$500,000 Burundi Country Rep. $150,000-$500,000
TBD TBD
Cooperative Agreement Contract
Cambodia
Cambodia Mealea Prak Cambodia PEPFAR Coordinator This BPA will provide a mechanism to assess and strengthen the administrative and internal control systems of Cambodian organizations starting to do business with USAID. HIV/AIDS Flagship technical innovation and capacity building project IPR area: Implementing Procurement Reform, Innovation & Capacity Building $150,000-$500,000 Q2, FY12 Personal Services Contract (PSC) Blanket Purchase Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Cambodia Cambodia
Mealea Prak Mealea Prak
Cambodia Cambodia
$150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
N/A Q2, FY12
Cambodia
Mealea Prak
Cambodia
Cambodia
Praveena Visashingh
Cambodia
Cambodia
Mealea Prak
Cambodia
HIV/AIDS Evaluation and Policy project IPR area: Strengthening Monitoring and Evaluation & Capacity Building Activities that best support the efforts of the USAID Cambodia to reduce rural poverty in selected geographic areas and target populations. Activities may cover food security, agriculture, NRM, GCC and nutrition. Award will leverage the expertise of local Cambodian NGOs working at the community level to improve maternal, child health, nutrition and family planning and reduce TB disease burden
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Contract
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
Grant
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q3, FY12
Grant
CAR
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Uzbekistan Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan Increase transboundary cooperation in selected small transboundary rivers, strengthen community involvement and improved institutional capacities Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Cooperative Agreement
CAR
Ekkert, Olga
Q2, FY12
CAR CAR
Portnyagina, Natalya Virt, Natalya
Strengthen and build capacity of civil society organizations in Central Asia to effectively participate in national and regional democratic debate and policy-making Improve reading skills for children in primary grades
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, FY 12
CAR
Oliyarnik, Olessya
Gather data on citizen views critical to evaluating the impact of DG programming
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q1, FY13
Blanket Purchase Agreement
CAR
Okkert, Olga
To facilitate processes within Kazakhstan and across Central Asia to improve the resiliency of food security efforts.
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q3, FY12
Colombia
Colombia Nubia Farfan Colombia CMM funding for Demobilization and Reintegration The objective of this program is to develop financial instruments to leverage capital from Colombias financial community for local government development investments, in targeted regions, with special focus on CSDI and ACIP municipalities. This will be implemented in accordance with the USAID GDA program requirements, with a one Evenson Dodge to one match from the alliance partner. International The objective of this activity is to increase access to renewable energy sources and energy efficient practices in Colombia through a combination of project development support, technical assistance, and enabling environment reforms. The overall goals of USAIDs environment program are the strengthening environmental governance for the conservation of protected areas and ethnic territories along with preserving, restoring, and/or improving ecosystem services. The CCEP is USAID/Colombias flagship clean energy activity. Pilot projects utilizing expensive or unproven technology will not be considered for financing by CCEP. All pilot projects will include operation and maintenance cost estimates that inform sustainability plans. The program represents the continuation of two previous five-year programs [Human Rights Programs (HRP) I and II], and is expected to consolidate prior gains, strengthen institutions, and expand geographic/territorial reach to more effectively confront the human rights concerns of vulnerable populations. The programs main objectives will be to support a culture of human rights, prevent abuse and violations of human rights, and provide meaningful and efficient responses to human rights violations once they have occurred. This third phase of human rights program assistance is intended to increase capacity and institutionalization of Colombian actors and entities, while diminishing the role and responsibility of USAID programming over the life of the program; the ultimate goal is to conclude or substantially reduce this area of assistance by the end of this phase. The objective of this contract is to establish a grant management mechanism for the entire Mission which will enhance the Missions capacity to meet the goals of the implementation and procurement reform articulated under USAID Forward. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 4th Qtr. FY12 Other/TBD
Colombia
Omar Trigo
Colombia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
1st Qtr. FY11
Grant
Colombia
Omar Trigo
Colombia
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
3rd Qtr. FY11
Contract
Colombia
Paula Cubillos
Colombia
Colombia
Omar Trigo
Colombia
Democracy and Human Rights Office (DHR) Democracy and Human Rights Office (DHR)
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
4th Qtr. FY11
Contract
TBD
Contract
Colombia Colombia Colombia
Omar Trigo Nubia Farfan Nubia Farfan
Colombia Colombia Colombia
Colombia
Paula Cubillos
Colombia
Colombia
Miguel Atuesta
Colombia
The project, called the Strengthening Access to Justice Project (SAJP), represents the continuation of USAID/Colombia rule of law programming dating back to 1986 and is expected to consolidate prior gains, strengthen institutions, and heighten the focus on civil society and vulnerable populations. The programs main objectives will be to promote greater access to justice through the services provided by Justice Houses; provide support to institutions and organizations at the municipal level to assist in helping to meet the unmet justice needs of women; and support justice sector institutions to implement reforms that improve productivity and the quality of services delivered, especially where reforms have an impact on justice sector performance in consolidation zones. This project is intended to increase capacity and institutionalization of Colombian actors and entities, while diminishing the role and responsibility of USAID programming over the life of the program; the ultimate goal is to conclude or substantially reduce this area of assistance by the end of this phase. External Evaluation of Land mines program. To improve the quality of life for Families with Disabilities (FWD) involved in the Strategy for Overcoming Poverty of Red Unidos in the area of Montes de Maria. To create an entrepreneurial unit that offers activities such as coaching, offer of seed capital and entrepreneurial consultancy to the entrepreneurs in Antioquia who are established in the region with the aim of creating productive units or expanding them; that impacts in a positive manner the economic development of the region and generates employment focused on the vulnerable populations of Antioquia and Sur de Crdoba. Regional development pilot program to bring stability to areas of Colombia that are currently struggling due to their remote location and disconnect from local government entities. This project provides these communities a tangible incentive to be more connected to their local government by providing of educational resources for their children. It also provides a sustainable way for these communities to be connected and monitored by local authorities through improved cell phone, internet, food, and economic stability.
Democracy and Human Rights Office (DHR) Fundacin Saldarriaga Concha
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $100,001 - $150,000 $150,000-$500,000
TBD TBD 2nd Qtr. FY12
Contract Other/TBD Grant
Fundacion Bavaria
$150,000-$500,000
1st Qtr. FY11
Grant
Fundesmag
$150,000-$500,000
1st Qtr. FY11
Grant
Colombia Colombia
Omar Trigo Nubia Farfan
Colombia Colombia
Possible Corporacion Excelencia en la Justicia project is divided into two items: 1) Following up the rules reform to the system of justice, and 2) Following up the implementation of the Administrative Litigation Code. The first item intends to follow up reforms on areas such as the constitutional and statutory norms, the penal law, the civil procedural law (as well as labour and family law procedure), the alternative dispute resolutions mechanisms and the justice of peace. The second item intends to follow up two crucial components of the recently approved new Administrative Corporacion Litigation Code: the evacuation plan of matters currently in the (written) system, Excelencia en la which should have started at the beginning of 2010, and the implementation of the Justicia (CEJ) new system itself, which will start on June 2012. Progroam supporting the Civil part of victims institutional strenghtening The objective of this program is to implement a program to promote the efficient and Management transparent use of royalties for social infrastructure in municipalities located in USAID Systems International, Inc. priority CSDI and ACIP regions. This project contemplates support to the Senior Presidential Advisor for Good Governance and Administrative Efficiency. Technical assistance will focus on organizing and international committee of good governance experts to advise the GOC on good governance issues, promoting civil service reform, and providing support on communicating good governance messages.
$150,000-$500,000
1st Qtr. FY11
Grant Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
Colombia
Omar Trigo
Colombia
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 1st Qtr. FY11
Colombia
Omar Trigo
Colombia
Partners for Democratic Change
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 1st Qtr. FY11
Grant
Colombia
Miguel Atuesta
Colombia
The goal of this project is to build regional capacity to support the sustained Stockholm integration of adaptation and climate change into water management within Corporaciones, focusing on the Rio La Vieja watershed, and to extend the benefits of Environmental Institute that learning to all Corporaciones in Colombia. BPA with all the RIG approved local CPA firms that would permit the Mission to do task orders to conduct different types of audits and assessments and to provide training and capacity building as needed for our new local partners. The purpose of this contract is to advance U.S. Government (USG) and Government of Colombia (GOC) goals and results related to the implementation of the Colombia Strategic Development Initiative (CSDI) and GOCs National Consolidation Plan Chemonics (PNC). International Inc.
$500,001-$1,000,000
TBD
Colombia
Miguel Atuesta
Colombia
$500,001-$1,000,000
3rd Qtr. FY2012
Colombia
Clark Pearson
Colombia
$75,000,001 and up
TBD
Contract
Cyprus
Cyprus Cserhati, Agnes Cyprus Through this GDA with a local foundation, Sharing History, Art, Research and Education will encourage Cypriots to embrace multiculturalism and engage in reconciliation. Costas and Rita Severis Foundation $1,000,001-$4,000,000 TBD Cooperative Agreement
Djibouti
USAID/Djibouti has initiated the procurement process for a new agreement for the Support to Political Processes (SPP) Program. USAID/Djibouti is seeking assistance to provide support for the 2013 Parliamentary elections through the following objectives: 1)Increase the skills, knowledge, efficiency, and transparency of those that oversee the election process; 2)Enhance civic education to ensure that the citizenry is more informed and active in elections; 3)Increase the organizational capacity of political parties to participate effectively in the election process. TBD USAID/Djibouti will collaborate with its partners to extend services to high-risk mobile and community populations representing a large portion of the regions new HIV infections and which are underserved in other health and social areas. In addition to supporting critical care, the program will collaborate with other donors, community groups, host government, and businesses to develop and disseminate state of the art practices in HIV/AIDS prevention and care programming, gender norms, and violence against women and girls, strategic communication, and unemployment in marginalized communities. FHI Dept 360
Djibouti
Michael Makosala/Daniel Harter
Djibouti
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
Djibouti
Michael Makosala/Daniel Harter
Djibouti
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
Associate Award
Dom. Republic
Dom. Republic Dom. Republic Dom. Republic Ayana Angulo Ana Daz Ana Daz Dominican Republic Jamaica Guyana To monitor and evaluate Caribbean Basin Security Initiative (CBSI) activities between the date of award and the end of the current CBSI interventions (anticipated for FY 2016). One year extension of EXO DLI Coordinator PSC Health and Nutrition Officer PSC David A. Korponai $4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD $150,000-$500,000 TBD TBD TBD Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC) USPSC - Personal Services Contract USPSC - Personal Services Contract
Democratic Republic of the Congo

This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 2.66 million hectares of the Monte Alen - Monte de Cristal Forest Landscape in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 4.05 million hectares of the Gamba-Conkouati Forest Landscape in Gabon and Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of landbased greenhouse gas emissions.
DRC
Mary Mwadime
Central Africa CARPE
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 3.48 million hectares of the Lope Forest Landscape in Gabon through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macrozones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 3.52 million hectares of the Leconi Landscape in Gabon and Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macrozones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 863,000 hectares of the Virunga Landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This would be exercising a third-option year on the Mission-wide monitoring and evaluation contract that provides M&E services to the USAID/DRC mission DTS This is to recruit a USPSC Director to replace the current Director of the CARPE Program who has been employed under a PASA with USDA. John Flynn The purpose of USAID/DRC Presidents Malaria Initiative (PMI) Expansion Project is to increase coverage and use of key life-saving malaria interventions in support of the DRCs National Malaria Control Program (NMCP). This project will complement the existing USAID/DRC Integrated Health Project (IHP) and other donor-supported malaria programs. This award will provide technical assistance and training to support CARPE's IR-3 (Policy and regulatory environments supporting sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation established) and IR-4 (Capacity to monitor forest resources, greenhouse gas emission and biodiversity strengthened). Through a netwrok of local and regional partners (governments, civil society organizations and private businesses), this activity will use the remote sensing satellite imagery and GIS to monitor logging concession management and make this information available to the general public via publications and public-access websites, a timely information tool to decision makers for appropriate policy response. One of the important tools is the interactive forest atlas. Forest concession atlas mapping will be extended to mining concessions, a recent growing and emerging threat to forest resource degradation in Central Africa.
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
DRC DRC DRC
Mary Mwadime Mwadime, Mary Chao Mary Mwadime
Central Africa CARPE DRC Central Africa CARPE
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $150,000-$500,000
Q3, FY12 TBD Q1, FY12
Cooperative Agreement Contract Personal Services Contract (PSC)
DRC
Sparacino, JoAnn
DRC
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q2, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 14.11 million hectares of the Tri-DOM Forest Landscape in Gabon, Republic of Congo and Cameroon through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 4.46 million hectares of the Tri National Forest Landscape in Gabon, Central African Republic and Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 10.18 million hectares of the Salonga Landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macrozones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 12.62 million hectares of the Lac Tumba - Lac Tele Landscape in Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions.
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 7.30 million hectares of the Maringa Lopori Wamba Landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 6.82 million hectares of the Maiko Tayna - Kahuzi Biega Landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of land-based greenhouse gas emissions. This program aims to maintain the ecological integrity of the ecosystem of the 3.13 million hectares of the Ituri Epulu Aru Landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo through sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation, using the landscape management approach that engages all of the key stakeholders in the spatial planning processes leading to the consensual management of the landscape according to three general categories of macro-zones -- protected areas, extractive resource zones, and community-based natural resource management zones. These macro-zones are then managed to minimize deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss consistent with local needs and national/regional priorities. The planning guides developed by the US Forest Service for each category of macro-zones are the major tools for managing these vast areas of tropical forest. The successful implementation of this program lead to the sustainable management of the landscape, the mitigation of threats to biodiversity and stabilization of landbased greenhouse gas emissions. This PIO grant is to support CARPE's IR-3 (Policy and regulatory environments supporting sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation established). The implementing partner will identify the policy and regulation issues at the regional and national levels, prioritize them and then take appropriate action to address these issues. This grant will include a program of small grants that will be used to strengthen the capacity of local civil society organizations to advocate for policy and regulation reforms. IUCN
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
DRC
Mary Mwadime
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Grant
DRC
Sparacino, JoAnn
DRC
This project will implement Health Policy activities in DRC and carry on the work done by HS 20/20.
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12
Leader with Associate Award (LWA)
East Africa
Through a Task Order under the Washington-based Africa Infrastructure Program (AIP) USAID/East Africa will support several countries in East Africa (Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda) to improved the policy, regulatory and institutional framework for increased power investment in the region. Support for increased renewable energy generation capacity through a combination of policy, regulatory, legal, tariff reforms and direct assistance is critical in addressing key identified barriers to private sector investment in the energy sector in the region. Nexant, Inc
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC)
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
Funds will support a development grant mechanism that leverages other bilateral, multilateral and private resources in working with medium-sized enterprises to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency, finance enhancement and facilitation for end-use energy efficiency and/or renewable energy technologies in the region. Private sector enterprises are critical in mobilizing additional resources and skills necessary to increase access to clean energy services, especially for the underserved rural populations. AIIM-Assist will assist in the management and tracking of the AIIM APS, provide support to build the capacity of AIIM grantees, and provide techinical support to bilateral USAID missions and African regional partners. The new agreement will build and strengthen community/local-level cross-border conflict management mechanisms incorporating local civil society and local government in select IGAD member states. These mechanisms will be linked to the regional conflict early warning and response mechanism. In addition, the implementer will mentor East African NGOs in each country of implementation to be able to support community-level conflict management in the future. Further, the implementer will provide technical support to the regional conflict early warning and response mechanism. The project targets significant populations of highly vulnerable refugees, displaced persons, and returnees in Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo with FP counseling and services. The main goal of the project is to identify and test flexible models of delivering FP services in different phases of crisis - pre-planning, emergency and post recovery situations. These include setting up mobile outreach services and 24-hour drop-in centers which provide integrated FP/RH services, including sexual and gender based violence services and promotion of the Healthy Images of Manhood strategy. In addition, the project initiated community based distribution of injectables in the DRC. The evaluation aims to determine to what extent the project has achieved its overall goal and objectives. Provide USAID East Regional Mission, bilateral USAID Missions in Africa, and African non-presence countries with country backstopping, coordination and programmatic support to assist in successful implementation of the USAID's EPT Program in the Congo Basin Region of Africa. The purpose of this evaluation is to assess the process and outcomes of the ROADS I and II projects in strengthening the response to HIV/AIDS in vulnerable mobile and transient populations along transport corridors in East, Central and Southern Africa. In addition, the evaluation will assess the additional value in integrating Family Planning/Reproductive Health (FP/RH), Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and nutrition interventions into the ROADS I & II projects. Conclusions, lessons learned and recommendations will provide information that will allow USAID/East Africa to (i) make decisions about a follow-on project and; (ii) determine what aspects of the project can be scaled-up by USAID/EA and bi-lateral programs in the region. This award will conduct an impact evaluation (pending feasibility of conducting an impact evaluation) of the planned program to strengthen cross-border conflict management in the Horn of Africa (PEACE III) The overall goal of PREPARED is to strengthen the climate resilience of economic development in East Africa through improved science based technical capacity and policy leadership. PREPARED will enhance East Africa's response to climate change through building solid science and data management capacity; enabling strong working partnerships between stakeholders and decision-makers; creating and strengthening policy leadership and knowledge frameworks to support and integrate adaptive strategies with an emphasis on three top regional priority climate-sensitive sectors: food security, freshwater resources, and biodiversity conservation. This award will provide capacity building, technical, and other support to civil society, and potentially small private sector actors, to actively and effectively participate in the Central Africa minerals certification system and related activities with the goals of improving human rights associated with mineral extraction and deterring illicit mining. The African Institutions Innovation Mechanism (AIIM), which is a call for proposals under an Annual Program Statement (APS), is a key component of USAID Forward and the approved USAID/East Africa Feed the Future (FTF) multi-year strategy (FY2011-2015). AIIM will provide grants and cooperative agreements to indigenous African institutions, in support of USAID Forward reforms.
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
Grant Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC)
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q2, FY12
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Contract
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Contract
East Africa
Ali Ali
623
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Other/TBD
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
TBD
Contract
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
Grant
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12
Grant
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
East Africa
Ali Ali
EA Regional
East Africa
Michael Makosala
EA Regional
This award will be designed jointly with BFS and AFR/SD in Washington, the other regional missions, and the Feed the Future focus missions, building on the lessons of the Africa Lead project. This project plans to engage an international organization to initially build the capacity of a regional African organization and eventually transition to them the leadership and management of family planning/ reproductive health programming in the region. The program will focus on integration, innovation and ICT as key elements for strengthening FP/RH service delivery, including addressing sexual and gender based violence in the region. USAID/East Africa's new East Africa Trade Expansion/Hub project is currently under design with implementation to begin in 2013. The new project will build on the successes of the USAID/EA Competitiveness and Trade Expansion (COMPETE) project focused on 1) increase integration and reduce barriers to regional and international trade; 2) increase competitiveness and trade in select regional value chains; and 3) increase US/ECA trade and ECA capacity to engage in trade negotiations and better take advantage of AGOA. The new project will serve as a key program component in achieving the Mission's Feed the Future objectives of increasing the availability and trade of staple foods. As well, the project will serve as the East Africa Mission's programming for the African Competitiveness and Trade Expansion Initiative (ACTE) by providing trade-related technical assistance to export firms and promoting increased trade under AGOA between East and Sub-Saharan Africa and the United States.
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY13
Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
Other/TBD
$75,000,001 and up
TBD
Contract
Ecuador
Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador Juan Esteban Proano Luisa Alvarado Luisa Alvarado Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador New Biodiversity Program To assist Ecuador address its climate change needs under the pillar of Sustainable Landscapes, supporting REDD+ readiness with a focus on forests. To develop pilot projects on carbon markets, with Local Organizations, to link with the U.S. and GOE priorities. To examine the effectiveness and impact of past and ongoing USAID investments and programs in the Northern Border Region, in order to inform the evolution of the program and to improve its effectiveness and impact within the current country context and predicted budget parameters. A local Organization/Consultant to provide support on Local Capacity Development (LCD) to other local organizations. Evaluation to Environment Programs TBD TBD TBD $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $500,001-$1,000,000 Q4, 2012 Q2, 2012 Q4, 2012 Other/TBD Other/TBD Other/TBD
Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador
Mireya Matute Juan Esteban Proano Mireya Matute
Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador
TBD TBD TBD
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
Q2, 2012 Q4, 2012 Q3, 2012
Small Business Purchase Order Other/TBD Small Business Purchase Order
Egypt
Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Nevine Hindy Nevine Hindy Nevine Hindy Nevine Hindy Nevine Hindy Nevine Hindy Gerguis, Sherine Amani said Amani said Sherine Gerguis Sherine Gerguis Sherine Gerguis Sherine Gerguis Sherine Gerguis Sherine Gerguis Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt HS 20/20 Evaluation Behavior Changes Communication Program (Hep. B & Hep. C) Improving the performance of nurses in Upper Egypt (Field Support) APS Health Grants PIO for UNICEF TBD $150,000-$500,000 Private Civily Society organizations $150,000-$500,000 Management for Sciences and Health $1,000,001-$4,000,000 TBD UNICEF Q3, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q3, 2012 Other/TBD Other/TBD Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement PIO Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Other/TBD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Q3, 2012 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Q3, 2011 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 Q3, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q2, 2012 Q3, 2012
Develop new Cooperative Agreement Health Systems Strengthening TBD APS was issued and posted on GRANTS.GOV Provide career development centers in Egypt. Assessment of the Agricultural Sector to assist in positioning future USAID projects. Evaluation of ACDI/VOCA/Heinz GDA program Providing support to reform the system in Ministry of Education Providing technical assistance for technical/vocational education. Establishment of Science, Technology and Mathematics model. Providing undergraduate scholarships Providing training program for all technical office in the mission Assessing Higher Education Sector
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, 2012 $150,000-$500,000 Q4, 2012
Ehtiopia
Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Satish Kumar Girma Debalu Girma Debalu Girma Debalu Girma Debalu Wolde, Tesfaye Sam Nagwere Wolde, Tesfaye Satish Kumar Girma Debalu Girma Debalu Wolde, Tesfaye Woldeyohannes, Abdissa Satish Kumar Wolde, Tesfaye Wolde, Tesfaye Woldeyohannes, Abdissa Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia APS will award a minimum of 2 grants to local organizations who will support FTF goals and objectives. International awards may also be made for innovative and new ideas in support of FTF. Multiple Grantees Address violence against women and children and establish programs to promote tolerance and the protection of human rights Strengthen Legal and Judicial system, including the protection of human rights Increase resiliency and ability to manage conflict. Support to Universities, local governments and communities Support disability initiatives Strengthening health systems to address gender-related drivers of poor health outcomes To procure insecticide for PMI-supported IRS operations in Ethiopia Mapping of USAID HIV/AIDS projects across Ethiopia as well as TA for GIS TA project to support the development of BDS providers, increase the capacity of finaical institutions, provide capacity and organizational strengthening to BMOs Increase resiliency and ability to manage conflict. Support to the Ministry of Federal Affairs, local governments and communities To determine the baseline Capacity building of health professional associations for continuing professional development Undertakes training and skill needs assessment of rural youth. Provide support to pastoral communities to facilitate development, income growth,and job creation. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 9/30/2011 TBD TBD TBD TBD 6/1/2012 Feb 2012 4/15/2012 2/27/2012 23:00:00 TBD August 2012 1/31/2012 23:00:00 2/14/2012 23:00:00 2/6/2012 23:00:00 TBD TBD 2/14/2012 23:00:00 Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement Contract Cooperative Agreement Contract Other/TBD Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Incremental Funding: Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia
Sam Nagwere Satish Kumar Satish Kumar
Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia
Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia Ehtiopia
Girma Debalu Wolde, Tesfaye Wolde, Tesfaye Woldeyohannes, Abdissa Sam Nagwere Wolde, Tesfaye Girma Debalu Yifru, Tigist Yifru, Tigist Yifru, Tigist Wolde, Tesfaye TBD
Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia
$150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 To increase access, demand and quality of community-based MCH/PMTCT servives. Intrahealth Int. $75,000,000 To increase access to Nutrition and ensure Food security to HIV infected and $25,000,001 affected people: malnurished PLHIV including PMTCT clients and affected OVC. World Food Program $75,000,000 Improve early grading reading in the Ethiopian primary schools through curriculum $25,000,001 revision, textbook development and teacher training. $75,000,000 Enhance Quality and Equity for Essential Health Services through the use of revenue retention and utilization, fee waivers for the poor ; and improve access to $25,000,001 health insurance schemes Abt. Assoicates $75,000,000 Project will support FTF activities by conducting policy research and implementing impact assessment sof hte FTF protfolio. $4,000,001-$10,000,000 Phase III will concentrate on national level land policy and the development of comprehensive land use plans. $4,000,001-$10,000,000 support alternative dispute mechanisms - build the local capacity of institutions and peace agents for managing and mitigating conflict and increase community resiliency to climate change and conflict $4,000,001-$10,000,000 TA for capacity building of local organizations To construct 10 warehouses in selected 10 cities that would serve as hub for storing medical equipments and supplies EKRA, LTD. Monitors and Evaluates the READ projects (READ - Technical Assistance, READ Institutional Improvement and READ - Community outreach). To improve the use of safe water, sanitation and hygiene services and practices at the household, school and health facility levels. Save the Children Public private partnership to strengthen health service delivery/health systems in Ethiopia To build awareness of disability issues and capacity for addressing them Focus on applying livelihoods information to aid decision-making processes on both the emergency response and the devt planning sides. Analysis of opportunities for rural non-farm enterprise development and job creation in chronically food insecure areas of Ethiopia To study the impact of Title II food on the cereal market Design and implement automated system for the Ethiopian Pharmaceutial Fund Supply Agency Annual Program Statement (APS) on Fostering Local Capacity and Working with New Development Partners (FLCWNDP)
4/1/2013 2/27/2012 23:00:00 5/1/2012
Contract Contract Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC) Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Contract Contract Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Contract Contract Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC) Small Business Purchase Order Contract Contract
TBD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 6/1/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD $4,000,001-$10,000,000 7/31/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 June 2012 $500,001-$1,000,000 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD August 2012 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
El Salvador
El Salvador Renata Rodriguez El Salvador Glasswing convenes and catalyzes actors across public, private, and civil society sectors, employing an innovative model to address challenges in education and youth development. The objective of this project is to help increase safety for citizens of El Salvador through: supporting the GOES national level crime prevention efforts; supporting expansion of municipal-led crime and violence prevention efforts and identifying and seizing windows of opportunity in crime and violence prevention. To support the efforts of the Salvadoran Government to better satisfy the justice sector needs of its citizens by improving the efficiency and efficacy of the justice system. To increase access & quality of education. Program will include scholarships, technology, and exchange students with US Universities. Supports clean energy development and education efforts in CAM. New regional sustainable landscapes and Adaptation Program Regional Integrated Trade and Food Security Project aimed at promoting inclusive economic growth, improve food security and facilitate trade in the region. To establish a consortium of private sector funded foundations that will support the Government of El Salvador (GOES) model of municipal led crime prevention diagnoses and planning. Reconstruction contract for work clinics, schools, & bridges damaged by Hurricane Ida & recent tropical storm flooding GLASSWING $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Q3, FY12 Cooperative Agreement
El Salvador
Renata Rodriguez
El Salvador
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Contract
El Salvador El Salvador El Salvador El Salvador
Renata Rodriguez Blanca Ibarra Maritza Sarmiento Ileana Parraga
El Salvador El Salvador CAM Region CAM Region
Q2, FY12 4th quarter FY 12 TBD 6/30/2012
Contract Cooperative Agreement TBD Cooperative Agreement
El Salvador
Marielos Arce
CAM Region
4/16/2012
Contract Cooperative Agreement Contract
El Salvador El Salvador
Renata Rodriguez Aaron Ruble
El Salvador El Salvador
FEPADE CDM
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12 6/30/2012
Georgia
Georgia Eka Gamezardashvili Georgia New award supporting strengthening womens role in decision-making in Georgia The Waste Management Program has the goals of improved management of waste collection services at the community and municipal level, improved waste management at the household level (through economic incentives for reduction, recycling, and campaign efforts), and a sustainable and economically viable private sector development in waste management services. USAID/Caucasus is assisting the Georgian operating utility, Georgian State Electrosystem, Ltd. (GSE), to reestablish its 220 kV transmission system between the Menji and Tskaltubo substations. The transmission lines (Senaki 1 and 2) connecting these substations had been destroyed. The Senaki 1 and 2 transmission line were approximately 58.8 km (36.5 miles) in length. Of a total of 212 original structures only 3 are still in place. In addition, the bus terminals for the Senaki 1 and 2 transmission lines at the Menji and Tskaltubo substations are in disrepair and must be reconstructed. Municipal Energy Efficiency Project aims to assist 10 municipalities in Georgia in incorporating energy efficiency in their planning, implementing pilot projects as models for replication and promoting the benefits and investments in energy efficient technologies by the private sector and the general public. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 2nd Quarter FY 12 Cooperative Agreement
Georgia
Ashraf Soos
Georgia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
3rd Quarter FY 12
Georgia
Ashraf Soos
Georgia
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
2nd Quarter FY 12
Contract
Georgia
Ashraf Soos
Georgia
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3rd Quarter FY 12
Contract
Ghana
Frederique Rakotoarivelo Training and Capacity Building of Public, Private and civil society organizations in Agriculture and Food Security. This activity will focus on improving the enabling environment for private sector investment in agriculture. This will be achieved primarily through policy facilitation and institutional capacity building. The USAID/Learning program is part of a comprehensive and integrated program designed to support literacy improvement activities implemented by the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service. There are three major components: improving literacy, enhancing service delivery and accountability of the education system. Cooperative Agreement
Ghana
Ghana
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
Ghana
Margot Francis
Ghana
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
3rd Quarter FY 12
Ghana
Frederique Rakotoarivelo
Ghana
Ghana
Ghana
FinGAP is an effort to address one of the key constraints that restrict the development of commercial agriculture in Ghana access to finance. FinGAP will achieve this by operating on both the supply and demand sides through two integrated components: (i) an Agribusiness Development Unit and (ii) Agri-Finance Unit. The Agribusiness Development Unit will support agricultural enterprises to develop their ideas and create wellmanaged, financially sustainable operations, thereby creating a pipeline of investment opportunities. The Agri-Finance Unit will provide capacity building support and incentives to financial institutions (FIs) to expand their capacity to undertake agriculture related investment. USAID/Ghana will support the improvement of technology development and transfer systems through an Agricultural Technology Transfer (ATT) activity. ATT will improve agricultural research and extension systems by creating a private sector led agricultural technology transfer mechanism that links research, extension systems and producers to a market driven approach to variety development and dissemination. ATTs activities will also be closely aligned with other FtF programs that are also currently under design. Multimedial branding campaign which will develop and showcase Ghans's brand to potential investors, business partners, Diaspora, visitors, and the general public. Technical Assistance for the achievement of the Resiliency in Northern Ghana (RING). RING is an integrated project and partnership effort under Feed the Future (FtF) designed to contribute to Government of Ghana (GoG) efforts to sustainably reduce poverty and improve the nutritional status of vulnerable populations. RING aims to increase the resiliency of the very poor in selected districts. Assess DEOs and NGOs in their ability to manage USAID funds, track disbursement of funds to DEOs and NGOs, audit and verify financial liquidation reports from DEOs and NGOs. Provide USAID, the Government of Ghana and its Development Partners with a systematic, coordinated and responsive monitoring and evaluation mechanism that improves information quality and availability about the sector and to support more evidence-based planning, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting. National Education Assessment
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q1, FY13
Ghana
Margot Francis
Ghana
Epic Global Media
$150,000-$500,000
2nd Quarter FY 12
Grant
Ghana
Ghana
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3, FY12
Contract
Ghana
Margot Francis
Ghana
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3rd Quarter FY 12
Contract
Ghana Ghana
Margot Francis Margot Francis
Ghana Ghana
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3rd Quarter FY 12 $500,001-$1,000,000 4th Quarter FY 12
Contract Contract
Guatemala
Guatemala Guatemala Guatemala Guatemala Indyra Gonzalez Fabiola Loy Alejandra Garcia Alejandra Garcia Guatemala Guatemala Guatemala Guatemala High Impact Court construction services in Coban, Alta Verapaz Monitoring and Evaluation of USAID Guatemala Projects Implementation of GCC & Biodiversity Activities New Economic Observatory Agreement $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 Q3, FY12 Q2,2012 Q3, FY12 Contract Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Guinea
Guinea Babacar Thioune Guinea To enhance the employability prospects of young men and women in Guinea, increase the quantity and quality of employment opportunities for this cohort, and/or encourage youth entrepreneurship TBD Q3, 2012 APS
Guyana
Guyana Maria V. Garcia Guyana The expected end-of-program outcome is the further consolidation of democratic governance and the intermediate outcomes, ARD, Inc. $4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD Contract
Haiti
Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Construction of 750 Core Houses at Caracol EKAM Determined) Construction of 1,750 Core Houses on up to 7 sites in the CHDC Sites and services TBD (To Be as funds allow Determined) Site preparation in Port-au-Prince TBD (To Be Sites 2,332 plots Determined) TBD (To Be Construction of 1000 core houses on up to 2 sites in Port-au-prince (Full and Open Determined) TBD (To Be Long-term power solution - in NPP/North Determined) Yellow House Repairs (Full and Open) $500,000 - $4,999,999 $5,000,000 - $9,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 $25,000,000 $39,999,999 Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q4, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q4, FY12 Q3, FY12 TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined)
Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti
Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov
Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti
Haiti Haiti Haiti
Haiti Haiti Haiti
Haiti
Haiti
Haiti
Haiti
NPP and Northern Region Management - Mgmt contract to support operation of NPP TBD (To Be and Northern Region utility operations Determined) TBD (To Be Loss-Reduction / Short term Determined) TBD (To Be North-East Port Construction Determined) Support for agriculture productivity, watershed management and agricultural markets TBD (To Be (Production Plus) - Feed the Future Determined) Support for agriculture productivity, watershed management and agricultural markets TBD (To Be (Production Plus Graduated Sub-Partners- Year 3 Phase) Determined) TBD (To Be Support to Financial Institutions Determined) TBD (To Be Local Enterprise & Valuechain Enhancement (LEVE) Determined) Indefinite Quantity Health Services Project (Sole Source to Management Sce for health) Contracts (IQC) TBD (To Be Ministry of Health HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Determined) Request for Proposal (RFP)/Single Award Contract Health Information System - HIS TBD (To Be Nutrition Activity (TBD) Determined) TBD (To Be Service Provision Assessment (Limited to Local RFP) Determined) Request for Proposal (RFP)/Single Award Contract Health System Strenghtening project Request for Proposal (RFP)/Single Award Contract Construction of Faculty of Mdecine
TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be $5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Q3, FY12 Determined) $55,000,000 TBD (To Be $69,999,999 Q4, FY12 Determined) $85,000,000 TBD (To Be $99,000,000 Q3, FY12 Determined) $40,000,000 TBD (To Be $54,999,999 TBD (To Be Determined) Determined) TBD (To Be TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) Determined) $25,000,000 TBD (To Be $39,999,999 Q3, FY12 Determined) $10,000,000 TBD (To Be $24,999,999 Q3, FY12 Determined) $10,000,000 TBD (To Be $24,999,999 Q3, FY12 Determined) Q3, FY12 TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined)
$10,000,000 $24,999,999
$5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Q3, FY12 $5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Q3, FY12 $500,000 - $4,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 Q3, FY12
Q3, FY12
Q3, FY12
Haiti
Gary Juste gjuste@usaid.gov
Haiti
General renovations for National Hospital
Request for Quote(RFQ)/Blanket Purchase Agreement $0 - $499,999
Q3, FY12
TBD (To Be Determined)
Haiti Haiti Haiti
Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov Philip Lamade plamade@usaid.gov
Haiti Haiti Haiti
Request for Quote(RFQ)/Blanket Purchase Agreement Procurement of Medical Equipment Assessment and Applied Research to Inform the Project Design Early Grade TBD (To Be Reading Determined) TBD (To Be Improve GOH local governance through capacity-building for greater decentralization Determined) Support for GOH to increase revenues and expenditures tracked by the Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) at the national, regional and local levels Elections contingency funding - may be used to provide TA to new CEP and/or to support the organization of local elections in 2012 Civil society and media oversight of executive (anti-corruption) funds - will be used for direct awards to Haitian organizations, possibly through APS Local governance funding - direct awards to Haitian organizations, possibly through APS Monitoring and Evaluation Analysis TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined)
$0 - $499,1000 $10,000,000 $24,999,999 $10,000,000 $24,999,999
Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12
TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined) TBD (To Be Determined)
Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti
Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti Haiti
$5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Q4, FY12 $500,000 - $4,999,999 $500,000 - $4,999,999 $500,000 - $4,999,999 Q4, FY12 Q4, FY12 Q4, FY12
$5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Q4, FY13
Honduras
Honduras
Marielos Reyes
Honduras
Short term Purchase Order to hire the services of of a firm to carry out the Evaluation of the RED project
$150,000-$500,000
April, 2012
Other/TBD
Honduras
Marielos Reyes
Honduras
Short term Purchase Order to hire the services of of a firm to carry out the Market Assessment in compliance with ADS 202 as input for the design on new EG projects
$150,000-$500,000
April, 2012
Other/TBD
India
The Improving Healthy Behaviors Program (IHBP) aims to strengthen institutional and human resource capacity of national and state-level government and nodal institutions to design, deliver and evaluate programs to improve adoption of healthy behaviors. Through strengthened institutions at all levels, the project will provide technical support in planning and implementing community-level behavior change communication (BCC) activities in ten focus districts in the state of Uttar Pradesh (UP) in India. The BCC activities will cover four program areas - HIV/AIDS, family planning/reproductive health, tuberculosis and maternal and child health.
India
TBD
India
Family Health International Development-360 LLC
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
India India India
TBD Arun Sehgal Arun Sehgal
India South Asia Region India
The purpose of Health of the Urban Poor (HUP) project is to support the achievement of improved delivery of a comprehensive package of maternal and child health and nutrition interventions including the promotion of water supply, sanitation and hygiene services to urban poor communities. The objectives are (i) to provide quality technical assistance to the Government of India (GOI), states, and cities for effective implementation of the proposed National Urban Health Mission (NUHM); (ii) expand partnerships in urban health including engaging the commercial sector PublicPrivate Partnerships; (iii) promote convergence of different GOI urban health and development efforts; and (iv) strengthen the evidence-based rigor of city-level PFI: Population demonstration and learning efforts in order to improve program learning Foundation of India Provide program monitoring, reporting and coordination services Develop a model, scaleable public-private partnership to promote sustainable energy access and buld networks for women Support partnerships to work on renewable energy and energy efficiency to accelerate Indias transition to a high-performing, low-emissions, climate-resilient economy. Support partnerships to work on forestry to accelerate Indias transition to a highperforming, low-emissions, climate-resilient economy. Assess the constraints and opportunities in the water sector to maximize the USGs development approach to the water sector The award will support an Indian NGO in improving community's climate adaptation efforts Support India and the United States in their joint endeavor to help interested third countries promote transparency, improve citizens engagement and strengthen public service delivery by increasing citizens access to public information. The Agriculture Innovations Partnership (AIP) is a consortium of U.S. land grant institutions that works with four or five Indian Universities to improve their curriculums so that graduates are more responsive to the needs of the private sector. AIP will also develop and implement innovative agricultural extension models that will deliver timely and accurate information to farmers, particularly small-scale farmers Cornell University Increased private sector engagement in quality health service, as indicated by the percentage of private sector providers offering affordable quality health services per national protocols (linked to HIV/AIDS or key components of reproductive and child health). The Maternal and Child Health Sustainable Technical Assistance and Research (MCH-STAR) Initiative is a five-year USAID technical assistance task order designed to improve the capacity of select Indian institutions. The ultimate objective of the project is to build sustained Indian institutions to provide technical leadership and critical technical inputs to public and private sector programs in India in MNCHN matters. EMG
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 TBD TBD
TBD Mar-12 Feb-12
Cooperative Agreement Contract Cooperative Agreement
India India India India
Arun Sehgal Arun Sehgal Arun Sehgal Arun Sehgal
India India India India
TBD TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD TBD
Contract Contract Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
India
Sumit Dutta
India
TBD
5/31/12
India
Sumit Dutta
India
TBD
TBD
India
TBD
India
TBD
TBD
India
TBD
India
TBD
Indonesia
Indonesia Helen Mintarso Indonesia Strengthen the capacity of Indonesian organizations to improve and disseminate information concerning family planning APS to invite applicants to form a public-private partnership (PPP) that will invest in implementing significant and measurable outcomes to encourage and impel innovation in Indonesia. Participant Training program to improve the performance and leadership skills of Indonesian professionals, which, in turn, will help to promote development in Indonesia and the achievement of the Missions Development Objectives under the 2009-2014 Mission Strategic Plan. Competition limited to several local organizations which supports USAID Forward objectives $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Institute for International Education Foundation $10,000,001 (incumbent) $25,000,000 TBD Leader with Associate Award (LWA) Cooperative Agreement
Indonesia
Helen Mintarso
Indonesia
TBD
Indonesia
Craig Smith
Indonesia
2/29/2012 0:00:00
Contract
Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia
Johanna Gardito Nadeem Yusuf Helen Mintarso
Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia
support the Indonesian National Tuberculosis Program (NTP) in achieving universal access to quality and early tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis and treatment among all care providers through community empowerment.Project CEPAT will be implemented through grants to local NGOs Activity to fund several partnerships between US University and Indonesian Universities through APS Strengthen the capacity of Indonesian organizations to prevent and treat neglected tropical diseases
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD 8/10/2009 6/1/2012
Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Iraq
Iraq Iraq Patrick Mugabo Fanny Jorge Iraq Iraq Improve Basic Education through support to teacher training institutes and capacity building at the MoE Provide Monitoring and Evaluation services The assistance program will pursue the overarching objective of increasing citizen input into Iraqs development through the following components: 1) increased democratic engagement of citizens; 2) increased institutional capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs); 3) increased impact of civil society on public policy; and 4) improved enabling environment for civil society. Mission will issue an APS for local organizations and for international organizations to support Workforce Development, Micro Enterprise Strengthening, support to Civil Society Sector $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 Q2, FY12 Q4, FY12 Contract Contract
Iraq
Belay Teame
Iraq
$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3, FY12
Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Iraq
Fatou Camara
Iraq
Q3, FY12
Jamaica
Community Renewal Support Program. Increasing the institutional capacity of the Jamaican Police and empower community leadership to promote social reform, thereby improving citizen compliance with law and order and crime reduction within the society. Cooperative Agreement
Jamaica
Howard Clemetson
Jamaica
TBD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, FY12
Jordan
This Project is intended to initiate energy efficiency efforts at the community level. This project will enable the community to consume measurably less energy and demonstrate the importance of involving the public at the grassroots level in actions that contribute to achieving the goals of the Updated National Energy Strategy for Jordan. Implementing this Project will help strengthen local civil society to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability. This is a new three-year project to provide technical assistance to activities such as designing an incentive mechanism for electricity distribution companies to promote energy efficiency, provide a variety of capacity building tasks for the energy entities in Jordan, provide training of skilled labor leading to their certification, provide building materials and equipment testing laboratories equipment, and develop a regulated industry for the energy services companies in Jordan. The purpose of the Impact Evaluation for the Community Energy Initiative is to measure the change and impact achieved in the pilot community targeted by the Community Energy Initiative. Because this is a pilot Project under the Energy Program, conducting an impact evaluation will measure its success and help the Mission make sound decisions on future expansion of this initiative in scale or scope. To promote behavior change communication linked to changing attitudes and behaviors with respect to smaller family size and demand for FP/RH services. To reduce poverty in Jordan by building employment skills and assets of, and increasing access to finance for, Jordans vulnerable populations To improve the business climate and increase the competitiveness of Jordanian firms with the goal of increasing ecoNomic growth and job creation Deloitte Improve student well-being and school achievement through improving the physical infrastructure of the learning environment. The project will target 120 public schools in Jordan. Physical improvement projects are planned to be implemented through host country contracting and country systems.
Jordan
Abd-Rabu, Ziad
Jordan
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
Other/TBD
Jordan
Abd-Rabu, Ziad
Jordan
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD
Other/TBD
Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan
Abd-Rabu, Ziad Kayyal, Rima Kayyal, Rima Kayyal, Rima
Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan
$150,000-$500,000 $25,000,000 $75,000,000 $25,000,000 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
TBD Q1, FY13 Q1, FY13 Q1, FY12
Other/TBD Other/TBD Other/TBD Contract
Jordan
Ghanma, Arwa
Jordan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY 2012
Contract
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan Oliyarnik, Olessya Kazakhstan Provide opportunities and vehicles for citizens to engage with government, the private sector and other parties through constructive dialgoue to address social ills and strengthen communities. $150,000-$500,000 2/29/2012 23:00:00 Cooperative Agreement
Kenya
Kenya Feed the Future Innovation Engine (KFIE), is designed to foster and bring to scale innovative private sector solutions to persistent poverty and food insecurity to generate significant measurable increases in household income and/or nutrition The Kenya Arid Land Development Program-Accelerated Growth (KALDP-AG)is a 5 year $22 million activity in Marsabit and Garissa which will improve the inclusiveness and competitiveness of the livestock value chain in these two counties, while furthering diverse livestock-related economic activities. Technical Assistance to the GoK for Policies and Standards of Child Social Protection Support to orphans and vulnerable children in areas of significant need in Kenya. The Kenya Arid Land Development Program-Resilient Growth (KALDP-RG) is a 5 year, $45 million activity that will partner with government, WFP, and other agencies in Turkana, Marsabit,Mandera, Wajir, Isiola, and Garissa to build build social, economic, and environmental resilience. D3 Support and capacity development for local media and journalists in reporting on health-related issues in Kenya. Internews The Kenya Agricultural Value Chain Enterprises Project, a 5-year, $55 million dollar activity will increase agricultural productivity in selected staples,horticulture, and dairy value chains A comprehensive clinical care program focused on HIV/AIDS: provision of antiretroviral medicines to both HIV infected adults and children; prevention of Mother To-Child Transmission (PMTCT) program; facility and community-based HIV counseling and testing; and provision of nutritional support for food insecure and Moi Teaching and malnourished patients. Referral Hospital $10,000,001 $25,000,000
Kenya
Jayne Olando
Kenya
Q3, FY12
Other/TBD
Kenya Kenya Kenya
Jayne Olando Francis Kavulu Rose Kinuthia
Kenya Kenya Kenya
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q2, FY12
Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement Grant
Kenya Kenya
Jayne Olando Rose Kinuthia
Kenya Kenya
$25,000,001 $50,000,000
Q3, FY12
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12 $50,000,001 $75,000,000
Other/TBD Cooperative Agreement
Kenya
Jayne Olando
Kenya
Q2, FY12
Contract
Kenya
Francis Kavulu
Kenya
$50,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3, FY12
Kosovo
Kosovo Kosovo Kosovo Kosovo Bucher, Clement Bucher, Clement Fazekas, Esztella Bucher, Clement Kosovo Kosovo Kosovo Kosovo A new program focusing on minority participation in Kosovo's southern serb enclaves This program will focus on implementing Kosovo's macro-economic objectives with the aim of a better business enabling environment New project focusing on enforcing contracts in Kosovo. This activity will focus on improving education opportunities for people of Kosovo. This activity will focus on increasing lending by local banks to the private sector and job opportunities. $10,000,001 $25,000,000 5/31/2012 Other/TBD Contract Contract Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 7/15/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/15/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 5/15/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 7/1/2012
Kosovo
Bucher, Clement
Kosovo
Contract
Kyrgyzstan
To restore confidence and build sustained peace in Osh and Jalalabad cities. The program will contribute to this goal by increasing cooperation and trust between women through practical action in their communities, and by building womens capacity to lead reconciliation and peacebuilding at the local, regional and national levels. To foster effective collaboration between civil society and the Government of Kyrgyzstan to deliver services, resulting in a more responsive and accountable government and a credible, sustainable civil society. Enhance transparency and accountability in public financial management by establishing integrity and oversight systems in Kyrgyzstan that would increase the transparency of revenue flows, the efficiency and effectiveness of public spending, improve legal frameworks for curbing corruption and establish monitoring tools for more efficient and transparent use of public resources.
Kyrgyzstan
Virt, Natalya
Kyrgyzstan
EFCA
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q2, FY12
Kyrgyzstan
Portnyagina, Natalia
Kyrgyzstan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Kyrgyzstan
Koxalova, Zhannat
Kyrgyzstan
UNDP
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
Lebanon
Lebanon Lebanon Nadeem Shah Abeer Rizk LebaNon LebaNon Procurement of services of specialized company to fabricate, ship, and install new office space for USAID/LebaNon Provide assistance to local organizations to enhance the transparency of the upcoming parliamentary elections through citizens engagement Award is anticipated of four cooperative agreements are expected to provide meritorious yet financially needy public school graduates with full scholarship assistance to attend quality universities in LebaNon. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 3/29/2012 23:00:00 4/16/2012 Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Lebanon
Nehal El Khatib
LebaNon
2/12/2012 23:00:00
Lebanon
Abeer Rizk
LebaNon
Through local NGO implementers, BALADI program throughout LebaNon will support municipal-community-private sector collaborative projects that improve incomes and social conditions of rural residents. Award is anticipated of up to four cooperative agreements.
$4,000,000-$10,000,000 3/15/2012 0:00:00
Liberia
In support of the USAID/Liberia Governing Justly and Democratically Development Objective, and in conformity with the Government of Liberias (GoL) stated interest in addressing corruption through competent investigations, successful prosecutions and public awareness raising, this five-year, this program will provide technical assistance to the Liberian Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) and targeted civil society organizations that are engaged in anticorruption initiatives. The overall goal of PROSPER is to introduce, operationalize and refine appropriate models for community management of forest resources for local self-governance and enterprise development in targeted areas of the country. DRIP will utilize a qualified Liberia-based firm to provide drainage rehabilitation and related land and security improvement services for the Liberia Ministry of Agriculture (MOA). RISE will provide complementary infrastructure investments in roads and civil works to support: a) the agriculture project which provides the foundation for the USAID/Liberia Feed the Future Initiative; b) two on-going projects in the USAID/Liberia education portfolio; and c) the new Economic Growth project in support of community forestry and sustainable livelihoods. The program will be a baseline survey for a Feed the Future project
Liberia
TBD
Liberia
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD
Contract
Liberia
Justin T DiVenanzo
Liberia
TBD
Contract
Liberia
TBD
Liberia
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Contract
Liberia Liberia
TBD TBD
Liberia Liberia
$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $500,001-$1,000,000
TBD TBD
Contract Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC)
Macedonia
The goal of the Clean Energy Project (CEP) is to improve the energy business environment, increase energy security and help the Macedonian Government meet its climate change obligations. This goal will be achieved through improving the legal and regulatory environment for clean energy investment, specifically in the area of streamlining the processes and procedures for investing in renewable energy projects and establishing strategies and action plans for Low Emissions Development. Focus will also be placed on increasing energy production from biomass waste; and building the capacity of institutions focused on clean energy utilization. 1) The goal of the Competitiveness Through Clean Technology (CTCT) project is to enhance private sector competitiveness through increased investment in clean technologies and the introduction of energy management practices in business and industry. Support will focus on the introduction of energy efficiency, energy management, and renewable energy technologies through introducing Energy Management tools and practices and capacity building on these practices. Promotion of new agricultural adaptive practices to climate change and raising farmer and general public awareness. The purposes of CAPA are to 1) stimulate civic activism and participation at the national and local levels; 2) enhance the ability of civil society organizations (CSOs) to conduct government oversight advocate, and provide input into public policy; and 3) establish sustainable mechanisms for regular and ad hoc CSO cooperation and mobilization on democratic reform issues. The project will strengthen and build the capacity of journalists organizations to promote greater citizen demand for a legitimate, credible media. The proposed project, National Convention on the European Union in Macedonia, will contribute to the resolution of both of these problems by 1) facilitating a constructive political dialogue between the government and the opposition in the context of EU integration and 2) providing an appropriate framework for more substantial inclusion of all other stakeholders in the process. USAID Macedonia will conduct an Impact Evaluation for the YES Network Project in FY 2012. This will be the first phase of the evaluation when baseline data and counterfactuals are collected to serve as a foundation for the final impact evaluation that will be conducted in FY 2015 for the final results and the impact the project had on workforce development in the selected regions.
Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/1/2012
Contract
Macedonia Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres Agnes Cserhati
Macedonia Macedonia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 Rural Development Network $1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/1/2012 TBD
Macedonia Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres Clement Bucher
Macedonia Macedonia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD 2/28/2012 23:00:00
Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia
Slovak Foreign Policy Association $150,000-$500,000
TBD
Macedonia
Clement Bucher
Macedonia
$150,000-$500,000
2/29/2012 23:00:00
Other/TBD
Macedonia Macedonia
Risto Ricliev Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia Macedonia
Macedonia Macedonia
Agnes Cserhati Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia Macedonia
Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia
Macedonia
Risto Ricliev
Macedonia
Macedonia
Szidonia Szekeres
Macedonia
Macedonia
Risto Ricliev
Macedonia
The Development, Outreach and Communication Specialist provides leadership in the development and implementation of the Mission communications strategy, serves as supervisor and technical specialist to the FSN DOC Specialist, and is a point of contact and liaison for the Mission with local and international media, as well as with USAID/Washington. The Project will strengthen private sector capacity to drive regional economic development and job creation in selected regions. The specific goal is to reduce the current barriers that limit MSE opportunities to enter the public procurement market, both on MSEs and on public contract authorities part. Program objectives are: to increase MSE awareness of the opportunity offered by the public procurement market; to provide MSE with knowledge, tools, skills, and capacities for tendering procedures; and to help public contracting authorities to relieve the administrative burden which disables MSE entry into public procurement. Grants to strengthen the capacity of local civil-society organizations to represent citizens' interests in the democratic processes. The project intends to assist the Government of Macedonia (GoM) in the strengthening of the national education and training system by identifying necessary interventions that would best support the national policy regarding continuous professional and career development of teachers. The PSC Democracy and Local Governance Office Director is responsible for development, management, monitoring and evaluation of a broad range of democracy and governance related programs undertaken by USAID in the Republic of Macedonia. The objective of this APS is to make significant advances in the overall goal of increasing the capacity and improving the performance of key civil society organizations and independent institutions through the Human and Institutional Capacity Development (HICD) methodology. USAID/Macedonia anticipates awarding one or more grant(s) / cooperative agreement(s) to eligible Macedonian organizations for proposing innovative and effective approaches that increase participation of people with disabilities in Macedonia and strengthen the capacity of local Disabled Peoples Organizations (DPOs).
Sharon Kellman Yet
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Personal Services Contract (PSC) Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
Center for Civic Communications
$500,001-$1,000,000 $500,001-$1,000,000
TBD 8/15/2012
$500,001-$1,000,000
7/30/2012
Michael Stievater
$500,001-$1,000,000
$500,001-$1,000,000
4/1/2012
TBD
Madagascar
The selected local Contractor is to perform evaluations of the Health, Population and Nutrition (HPN) projects, provide expertise to HPN and HPN projects on the design of the Monitoring and Evaluation systems and the collection and analysis of data. TBD The selected local Contractor is to perform evaluations of the Health, Population and Nutrition (HPN) projects, provide expertise to HPN and HPN projects on the design of the Monitoring and Evaluation systems and the collection and analysis of data. TBD This program is intended to increase uptake of life-saving health products and services; improve health practices to prevent and treat common childhood illnesses; and avert unintended and unsafe pregnancies by building an informed and sustainable consumer base. TBD
Madagascar
Ramanitrera, Jackie
Madagascar
$150,000-$500,000
Q3, FY12
Contract
Madagascar
Ramanitrera, Jackie
Madagascar
$150,000-$500,000
Q3, FY12
Contract
Madagascar
Ramanitrera, Jackie
Madagascar
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3, FY12
Malawi
Malawi Malawi Suya, Gideon Suya, Gideon Malawi Malawi To support the expansion of mobile banking and electronic funds transfer (EFT) services in Malawi the ability to conduct financial transactions on an electronic basis using mobile devices. The MAPS Project will build the capacity of non-state actors to influence policies affecting the agriculture sector. The Project will work with local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to improve their operational and strategic capacity, and also to strengthen CSOs watchdog and advocacy skills. To strengthen the ability of the Malawian media sector to provide high qualify information to citizens. Provide civic education and other elections-related support for the 2014 General Elections. Printing of one million (1,000,000) Chichewa revised textbooks for Government of Malawi Ministry of Education Standard 1 pupils. Evaluation of the Malawi Teacher Professional Development Support (MTPDS) Activity $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 5/4/2012 0:00:00 4/2/2012 0:00:00 Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Contract Contract
Malawi Malawi Malawi Malawi Malawi
Duiker, Jacob Duiker, Jacob Duiker, Jacob Suya, Gideon Suya, Gideon
Malawi Malawi Malawi Malawi Malawi
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $150,000-$500,000
5/2/2012 0:00:00 6/1/2012 9/1/2012 4/2/2011 4/2/2011
Malawi
Tembo, Joseph
Malawi
Strengthening Early Grade Reading for Malawi students through appropriate interventions that are essential to advance the goal of all children in the primary grades
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/2/2011
Mali
Mali Mali Michael Rossman Michael Rossman Mali Mali RFA for HIV prevention to benefit most at risk populations or "MARPs" - may result in multiple awards Fixed price contract to evaluate the capacity of the Malian government to develop analytical and market-based food security responses. Fixed price contract to assess the results of support provided to increase economic growth activities for reducing poverty through increasing agricultural productivity, employment, and incomes. The purpose of this Program (to be competed with an APS) is to fund international and Malian non-governmental organizations currently working on food security, livelihood, or community development programs in Mali and who are positioned to introduce or bolster a nutrition and/or water, sanitation and hygiene component of their program. Multiple Feed the Future Initiative strategic public/private partnerships programs to be determined through a Mission APS process TBD TBD $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $150,000-$500,000 3/20/2012 Q4, FY12 Grant Contract
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
TBD
$150,000-$500,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
TBD
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
4/25/2012 23:00:00
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
TBD
Q4, FY12
Multiple award cooperative agreement Multiple award cooperative agreement
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
Health Portfolio Performance Evaluation - consultancy to be conducted in June 2012findings and recommendations will be integrated into the design of new programsactivities. TBD Consultancy for an independent evaluation of the curriculum reform partially funded by USAID as a support given to the host-country government (Ministry of Education) TBD Consultancy for an independent evaluation of the soon ending program which is aiming at improving the quality of instruction in Mali, with an emphasis on addressing Malis low literacy rates. Activities focus on Intermediate Result 1: Improved Instruction to Reinforce Literacy and Numeracy in Grades 1-6, and also contribute to Intermediate Result 4: Improved Access to Educational Opportunities for Targeted or Marginalized Populations, of the Missions Basic Education Results Framework. Through reinforcement of formal and non-formal education, the contract assists the host-country government (Ministry of Education) to ensure that Malian children achieve basic literacy and numeracy skills by the end of Grade 6. TBD Fixed price contract to assist in design of Mission Global Climate Change activities. TBD
$150,000-$500,000
4/15/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
$150,000-$500,000
4/15/2012
Contract
Mali Mali
Michael Rossman Michael Rossman
Mali Mali
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
4/30/2012 Q4, FY12
Contract Contract
Michael Rossman
Mali
BCC change - this program aims to establish a new gender-friendly behavior change communication and social marketing project, which will increase use of healthy behaviors and increase demand for, access to, and use of lifesaving health commodities and services by both men and women in targeted populations. TBD New Program which will support the transition to peace, reconciliation, and development in Northern Mali, and contribute to the Office of Governance & Communication (GOVCOM) teams Intermediate Result entitled Improved Efficiency, Accountability and Transparency of Local Governments as well as its Special Emphasis on the North. TBD The goal of this project is to further the Government of Mali decentralization process. Therefore, the contractor will provide technical assistance to: (1) implement activities which will strengthen local governance in targeted communes; i.e. expanding USAIDs current decentralization support program to approximately 35 additional communes and (2) implement an innovative program that will pilot various resource generation and management activities in 20-30 targeted communes in order to improve public service delivery. Climate change science and analysis tool for decision making, including the establishment of a GIS database and server, compilation, processing and analysis of data,and hydraulic modeling for improved water resources. Policy and local/national institutional capacity development and support of national programs such as the Meteo's weather forecasting and outreach programs that provides climate information for on-farm decision processes.
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
4/15/2012
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3/16/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q4, FY12
Other (bi-lateral agreement)
Mali
Michael Rossman
Mali
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q4, FY12
Other (bi-lateral agreement)
Mexico
Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Maritza Sarmiento Maritza Sarmiento Maritza Sarmiento Maritza Sarmiento Maritza Sarmiento Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Strengthen protection of human rights through local NGOs Increase youth capacity to play a productive role in the community through local NGOs Engage civil society in promoting clean energy technologies and reducing deforestation and forest degradation through local NGOs Increase the capacity of civil society organizations to support Mexico's implementation of a new criminal justice system through local NGOs Support competitiveness policy research and advocacy through local NGOs Support criminal justice reforms efforts at the state and federal level to transition to the constitutionality mandated accusatorial system and that adheres to Mexican and international human rights standards MSI Support policy reform and capacity building to expand local economic competition and address competition policy constraints Abt Associates $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant
Mexico Mexico
Beatriz Chinchilla Beatriz Chinchilla
Mexico Mexico
Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12
Contract Contract
Morocco
Morocco Najia Mesfioui Morocco Global Engagement Inititiative The purpose of the five year project is to create viable alternatives to the anti-social behavior and extremist ideology of at-risk groups by developing models for the inclusion of disaffected youth in selected neighborhoods VEGA Mechanism $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 TBD Leader with Associate Award (LWA)
Morocco
Najia Mesfioui
Morocco
2/14/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Mozambique
Marianne Pinto Teixeira/Albertina Cample Marianne Pinto Teixeira/Albertina Cample Marianne Pinto Teixeira/Albertina Cample Jim Athanas Support programs of Mozambican non-governmental organizations to strengthen civil society engagement for better health and education service delivery. Gender and governance are cross-cutting themes that must be integrated into all program activities. Support programs of Mozambican non-governmental organizations to strengthen civil society engagement for better health and education service delivery. Gender and governance are cross-cutting themes that must be integrated into all program activities. Support programs of Mozambican non-governmental organizations to strengthen civil society engagement for better health and education service delivery. Gender and governance are cross-cutting themes that must be integrated into all program activities. Construction of health centers A program that will support the strengthening and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems to support the continuum of care, and treatment services and disease prevention programs at the Government of Mozambique central and provincial levels and in communities working with civil society at point-of-service. Foreign-based university/training institute to twin with ISCISA (Superior Health Sciences Institute) to strengthen its health management course Support improved reading outcomes for students in grades 2 and 3 in Zambezia and Nampula provinces. The principal approach will be to improve the quality and increase the quantity of reading instruction in grades 2 and 3. The purpose of the evaluation is to assess the effectiveness of current (2009-2014) ATB agriculture activities in achieving their goals. The evaluation will capture important information on lessons learned and best practice. It produce targeted recommendations that will be useful for steering and redirecting projects at the mid term level, and new projects being designed in 2012. A program that will support the strengthening and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems to support the continuum of care, and treatment services and disease prevention programs at the Government of Mozambique central and provincial levels and in communities working with civil society at point-of-service. A program that will support the strengthening and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems to support the continuum of care, and treatment services and disease prevention programs at the Government of Mozambique central and provincial levels and in communities working with civil society at point-of-service.
Mozambique
Mozambique
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
Grant
Mozambique
Mozambique
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD
Grant
Mozambique Mozambique
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD 2/29/2012 23:00:00
Grant Contract
Albertina Cample Marianne PintoTeixeira Malcolm Saldahna
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD 6/1/2012
Mozambique
Mozambique
1/26/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Mozambique
Jim Athanas
Mozambique
$150,000-$500,000
4/2012
Contract
Mozambique
Albertina Cample
Mozambique
$150,000-$500,000
6/1/2012
Grant
Mozambique
Albertina Cample
Mozambique
$150,000-$500,000
6/1/2012
Grant
Mozambique
Albertina Cample
Mozambique
Mozambique
Doanh Van Marianne Pinto Teixeira/Albertina Cample Jim Athanas Jim Athanas Doanh Van
Mozambique
Mozambique Mozambique Mozambique Mozambique
Mozambique Mozambique Mozambique Mozambique
A program that will support the strengthening and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems to support the continuum of care, and treatment services and disease prevention programs at the Government of Mozambique central and provincial levels and in communities working with civil society at point-of-service. Support the professionalization of journalists and empowerment of independent media in Mozambique, working both with individual journalists and media organizations in the capital, Maputo, as well as with local media outlets and community radio stations located throughout the country. Support programs of Mozambican non-governmental organizations to strengthen civil society engagement for better health and education service delivery. Gender and governance are cross-cutting themes that must be integrated into all program activities. Construction of warehouse Construction of warehouse IQC to provide services to develop local partners in the areas of award management, financial management, and monitoring performance
$150,000-$500,000
6/1/2012
Grant
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 TBD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 5/1/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 5/1/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/2/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 5/1/2012
Grant Contract Contract Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC)
Nepal
Nepal Gurung, Ram Nepal This is an entrepreneurial-based literacy program for vulnerable groups in remote areas. This supports IPR because it is a direct award to a local organization. This is for a local organization to coduct baseline, endline, and impact evaluations and data assessment for FTF. This supports IPR because it is a direct award to a local organization. Complex Crisis Fund; Value: $6M, LOP: 2012-2013; As part of USAID/NEPAL's CCF proposal, the misison anticipates providing up to $1M to the GON through the Nepal Peace Trust Fund (NPTF). The Misison also anticpates the use of small direct grants to local organizations to support conflict mitigation efforts in communitites recieving ex-combatants or otherwise impacted by Nepal's conflict. Saferworld USAID/Nepal signed a Joint Financing Arrangement (JFA) with the Ministry of Health and other donors in 2010. Plans are also underway for the signing of a Joint Technical Assistance Arrangement (JTAA) between the Ministry of Health, USAID and other donors that provide technical assistance through parallel channels. The JFA and JTAA represent important tools for strengthening relationships with bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, and international organizations for strategic coordination and integration, strengthening partnerships, encouraging country ownership, investing in country-led plans, and building sustainability through health systems strengthening. The H4L activity is focusing on capacity building of host country systems as well as aspects of implementation and procurement reform such as funding local entities directly and providing direct support to the GON budget. Specifically in relation to implementation and procurement, H4L will increase direct funding levels to the host government and channel more funds to local entities through contracts to local agencies for survey and logistic contracts. USAID/Nepal signed a Joint Financing Arrangement (JFA) with the Ministry of Health and other donors in 2010. Plans are also underway for the signing of a Joint Technical Assistance Arrangement (JTAA) between the Ministry of Health, USAID and other donors that provide technical assistance through parallel channels. The JFA and JTAA represent important tools for strengthening relationships with bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, and international organizations for strategic coordination and integration, strengthening partnerships, encouraging country ownership, investing in country-led plans, and building sustainability through health systems strengthening. The H4L activity is focusing on capacity building of host country systems as well as aspects of implementation and procurement reform such as funding local entities directly and providing direct support to the GON budget. Specifically in relation to implementation and procurement, H4L will increase direct funding levels to the host government and channel more funds to local entities through contracts to local agencies for survey and logistic contracts. USAID will provide to Nepali based organizations supporting citizen engagement and issue advocacy in Nepal's anticipated elections. As pert of these grants USAID will also develop the internal capacity, especially financial management capacity of the selected organizations. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 4/10/2012 Contract
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
4/10/2012
Contract
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
1/24/2011 23:00:00
Nepal
Neupane, Pradeep
Nepal
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
2/24/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Nepal
Neupane, Pradeep
Nepal
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
5/25/2012
Contract
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
2/30/2012
Other/TBD
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
Nepal Nepal
Neupane, Pradeep Gurung, Ram
Nepal Nepal
This project will promote local stability through local capacity development of civil society, local government and community groups. The prime partner will work to build the capacity of four local organizations so that they are able to recieve direct funding. The program will also build the capacity of District Development Committees to support direct funding to improve service delivery. This constitutes the flagship Feed the Future activities including the integrated agriculture and nutrition interventions which aim to increase incomes and reduce malnutrition. This project includes an innovative transition or "flip" in which prime implementation responsibilities are handed over to local organization implementers using a phased approach. USAID/Nepal, working closely with the Government of Nepal (GON) Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP), is proposing a five year $33.3 million Health for Life (H4L) project that will significantly contribute to the priorities described in Nepals Health Sector Programme II (NHSP II) under the umbrella of the U.S. Global Health Initiative (GHI). The H4L aims to strengthen the GON capacity to plan, manage and deliver quality and equitable family planning and maternal, newborn, and child health services. This is an audit for the adult literacy, M&E, and other direct local FTF awards. This supports IPR because it is a direct award to a local organization. USAIDs Ghar Ghar Maa Swasthya, or Healthy Homes project, is building the capacity of a private sector company, Contraceptive Retail Sales (CRS), providing social marketing services in Nepal. Our support will eventually allow CRS to become an independent, sustainable company that expands the availability and accessibility of health products in select hard-to-reach rural areas of the country. The program will assist the GON to expand the depth, reach, and impact of the private sector in social marketing, and provide low-cost maternal and child health, family planning, and HIV prevention products and services. Ghar Ghar Maa Swasthya consists of two components. Under the first component, USAID funds CRS for social marketing activities, focusing on sustainability through commercial marketing in the urban areas and promoting subsidized products in the rural, hard-to-reach areas. Under the second component, Family Health International, assists CRS to develop and implement business plans and design effective behavior change communication activities, such as generic campaigns promoting family planning. The Complex Crisis Fund will be used to provide Technical Assistance on the rehabilitation of ex-combatants and re-integration into their new communities. These funds will be used to support a long term advisor, short term TDY support and the monitoring and evaluation of all Complex Crisis Funds. This program is related to USAID Education Strategy Goal 1-Improved Reading Skills for 100 Million Children in Primary Grades by 2015, and aligned with the GONs School Sector Reform Plan (2009-2015). This program will help the GON to achieve MDG Goal 2: achieve universal primary education by improving reading instruction; reading delivery systems; and accountability, and transparency by community and the public. The mission will explore opportunities for direct funding to the GON or to local NGO's based on the results of an impending needs assessment that will inform program design and mechanism selection. USAID will provide direct support to the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare Council in support of its effort to conbat trafficking in Nepal. The Asia Foundation USAID will engage locally based organizations to promote awareness and understanding of Nepal's new federal structure and its implications for citizens and sub-national government units.
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
2/8/2011 23:00:00
Contract
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
2/9/2012 23:00:00
Contract
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $150,000-$500,000
2/24/2012 23:00:00 4/10/2012
Contract Contract
Nepal
Neupane, Pradeep
Nepal
$150,000-$500,000
8/25/2012
Contract
Nepal
Rana, Srijana
Nepal
$150,000-$500,000
2/27/2012 23:00:00
Other/TBD
Nepal Nepal
Gurung, Ram Rana, Srijana
Nepal Nepal
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3/6/2013 23:00:00 $4,000,001-$10,000,000
Other/TBD Other/TBD
Nepal
Gurung, Ram
Nepal
$500,001-$1,000,000
3/15/2012
Other/TBD
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Morales, Vanessa Nicaragua To provide sub-grants to Civil Society Organizations to implement advocacy campaigns, public policy dialog, and Government functions oversight. To support vocational training and after school activities for youth at risk in the Atlantic Coast Region. To implement activities in Nicaragua to support Goals 1 and 3 of the Agency's Education Strategy To improve the capacity of local CSOs to effectively mobilize constituencies, participate in public debate and exercise oversight of public institutions $1,000,001-$4,000,000 12/30/2012 Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Contract
Nicaragua
Cortez, Mappy
Nicaragua
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
12/30/2012
Nicaragua Nicaragua
Jimenez, Rosa Morales, Vanessa
Nicaragua Nicaragua
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
12/30/2012
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 12/30/2012
Nigeria
Sadiq, Abdullahi Nigeria Mfune, Nyembezi / Trigg, William Nwanokwu, Samuel / Trigg, William Sadiq, Abdullahi / Abera, Alula Nigeria Provide additional critical state specific information on the demand for schooling and Research Triangle areas that deserve quick intervention to address serious education gaps Institute This program aims to strengthen civil societys ability to influence the development and implementation of key democratic reforms at the national, state, and local levels. A cross-cutting project that will promote a broader collaboration between government, religious figures and civil society to reduce sources of ethnic and religious outbreaks throughout Nigeria. Expand the provision of prevention services under the PEPFAR program to States that are not covered by current prevention Partners The project is to strengthen the participation of the very poor households to improve their livelihoods, nutrition and health in order to break the vicious cycle of poverty and under-nutrition. Capacity building to promote reforms for increased judicial independence Project is to improve the quality of, and achievement in reading; early grade reading in the mother tongue (Hausa) at Primary 1-3 and transition to English in selected northern states of Nigeria. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 Q3, FY12 Blanket Purchase Agreement
Nigeria
Nigeria
Q3, FY12
Contract
Nigeria Nigeria
Nigeria Nigeria
Q1, FY13 Q4, FY12
Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Nigeria Nigeria
Ebule, Kingsley Mfune, Nyembezi / Trigg, William Sadiq, Abdullahi
Nigeria Nigeria
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, FY12 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Nigeria
Nigeria
$75,000,001 and up
Q4, FY12
Contract
Pakistan
The Sindh Education Program focuses on increasing and sustaining student enrollment in primary, middle, and secondary schools in seven districts of the Sindh province and Karachi. It develops a school environment conducive to teaching and learning. This activity will establish baseline and conduct evaluations and research studies Provides medical and economic support to victims of conflict related violence (e.g. terrorist attacks). Promote improved maternal child health in the FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Establish partnerships with the business sector to provide quality private education where USG funding cannot be delivered. Working with provincial governments and universities to increase access to and completion of quality education supports that supports U.S. foreign policy objectives to countering violent extremism and increasing economic growth. Activities will support education reform in the public and private sector emphasizing increasing literacy, a foundation skill to success in the schooling system The Sindh Education Program focuses on increasing and sustaining student enrollment in primary, middle, and secondary schools in seven districts of the Sindh province and Karachi to develop a school environment conducive to teaching and learning. This activity will engage communities in the design and building of new schools, school management, increase female participation in school management, improve girls enrollment, and improve student nutrition. The Sindh Education Program focuses on increasing and sustaining student enrollment in primary, middle, and secondary schools in seven districts of the Sindh province and Karachi. It develops a school environment conducive to teaching and learning. This activity will provide assistance in school construction design and supervision. The Balochistan Provincial Education Program proposes to upgrade 200 existing primary schools into middle schools as the first activity in a comprehensive provincial education program in Balochistan. This activity will achieveHigher enrollment rates, improved quality of basic education, increased community participation in the education sector, and greater government capacity through three components: upgrades, outreach and community mobilization, and monitoring and evaluation (M&E). Technical assistance in conducting a gap assessment of the capacity of selected universities in Pakistan to implement USAID/Pakistan's Centers of Excellence (COE) program in Water Resource Management, Agriculture, and Energy. JBS Int'l Conduct partnership assessment to determine partnerships (GDA) opportunities with private businesses, diaspora groups, and the philanthropic .. to support private sector education .
Pakistan Pakistan Pakistan
Sohail Humayun Afshan Faisal Tariq Javaid
Pakistan Pakistan Pakistan
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3,FY12 Q2,FY12 Q4,FY12
Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$150,000-$500,000
Q4,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$150,000-$500,000
Q3,FY12
Contract
Pakistan
Muhammad Yasser
Pakistan
Pakistan
Saadi Akhtar
Pakistan
This project will support Mission-wide development objective teams interested in exchanges or training. These training programs will be linked to on-going or planned developmental assistance activities by USAID Development Objective teams and they will contribute in achieving expected results. The project will provide services on the participant training implementation, including training needs assessment, training plan development, procurement of intervention and logistics providers, intervention implementation, and evaluation and follow-up activities; and other related interventions such as community connections and providing small grants to participant alumni to be able to apply their newly acquired skills. The program will carry-out short-term economic growth interventions with an emphasis on employment creation inHigh potential sectors including agriculture, minerals and trade and improved economic governance. All activities will be designed with eye towards countering instability and violent extremism. Working with provincial governments and universities to increase access to and completion of quality education supports that supports U.S. foreign policy objectives to countering violent extremism and increasing economic growth. Activities will support education reform in the public and private sector emphasizing increasing literacy, a foundation skill to success in the schooling system. The creation of threeHigher education Centers for Advanced Studies (CAS) in Agriculture, Water and Energy aligned with the new USAID Education Five Year Strategy. The CAS program reflects the second and third of the USAIDs three strategic goals in education to improving equity, expanding access, and improving the quality and relevance of tertiary and workforce development programs with a particular focus on strengthening the capacity of host country technical and tertiary institutions to increase access to underserved groups, improve the quality and relevance of education, training and applied research; and fostering strategic partnerships between U.S and host country institutions; as well Goal 3 of providing programming in crisis or conflict environments supporting ;earning opportunities for children and youth; strengthen crisis prevention efforts; and develop host country institutional capacity to provide education services. To provide Master Planning Services to improve/rehabilitate/reconstruct water supply, sanitation, and solid waste system for the communities in the city of Peshawar To strengthen governance capacity to deliver services at the district and sub-district levels. Establish partnerships with the business sector to provide quality private education where USG funding cannot be delivered. Working with provincial governments and universities to increase access to and completion of quality education supports that supports U.S. foreign policy objectives to countering violent extremism and increasing economic growth. Activities will support education reform in the public and private sector emphasizing increasing literacy, a foundation skill to success in the schooling system. The Sindh Education Program focuses on increasing and sustaining student enrollment in primary, middle, and secondary schools in seven districts of the Sindh province plus Karachi and develops a school environment conducive to teaching and learning. This activity will provide technical assistance in developing and strengthening educational managers capacity to implement educational reforms, financial management, procurement, human resource, rationalization of teachers and schools, engineering oversight and design, and education administration. The 2011 rain hit floods badly damaged the social infrastructure in general and educational institutions particularly of theNorthern and Southern Districts of Sindh. Sindh flood affected schools rehabilitation project will focus on structural needs assessment of damaged schools, minor repairs, provision of transitional structures, safe drinking water, missing facilities like furniture fixture, blackboards boundary walls and educational supplies to schools. The 2010 floods badly damaged the social infrastructure in general and educational institutions particularly. Balochistan flood affected schools rehabilitation project will focus on structural needs assessment of damaged schools, minor repairs, provision of transitional structures, safe drinking water, missing facilities like furniture fixture, blackboards boundary walls and educational supplies to schools.
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3,FY12
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q4,FY12
Contract
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
Higher Education Development
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q4,FY12
Pakistan Pakistan
Muhammad Aslam Saadi Akhtar
Pakistan Pakistan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2,FY12 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4,FY12
Other/TBD Contract
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Sohail Humayun
Pakistan
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3,FY12
Pakistan
Faisal Jawad
Pakistan
The project aims at enhancing competitiveness of SME sector in Pakistan to increase income and employment opportunities. The project has two key components; i)value chain development in selected agriculture and non-agricultural sectors by improving access to technology, market, finances and productivity enhancement; ii) business enabling environment to improve policy formulation and help institutions to implement reforms. Chemonics Int'l
$75,000,001 and up
Q3,FY12
Contract
Paraguay
USAID/PARAGUAY will issue an Annual Program Statement to obtain concept paper applications in relevant programatic areas. Selected concept papers will be endorsed by the USAID/Paraguay Mission for funding opportunities available in Washington (i.e., DCHA/DG, DGP, DGA Office, etc.) To conduct evaluation of Paraguay's Programs in accordance with the new Evaluation Policy
Paraguay Paraguay
Marco Ferreira Marco Ferreira
PARAGUAY PARAGUAY
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
Q3, FY12 Q4, FY12
Grant Contract
Peru
The purpose of the activity is to assist the GOP to develop key elements of a reliable forest carbon Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system and incentivize local governments and communities to reduce the rate of deforestation and degradation in primary natural forest areas of selected regions of Ucayali, Madre de Dios, Junin central jungle, and the VRAE. Provide leadership, technical assistance (TA) and consultation services in communication and outreach planning and in communications for behavior change to support host country and international partners implementing the Amazon Malaria Initiative (AMI), carried out in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuado, Guyana, Suriname, Peru and selected Central American countries (e.g., Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama), and the South America Infectious Diseases Initiative (SAIDI), carried out in Bolivia, Paraguay and Peru. Improve decentralized management for effective service delivery benefitting marginalized populations in targeted regions To conduct evaluation of Peru's Programs in accordance with the new Evaluation Policy To implement ICAA II Intermediate Result 1 - Selected Landscapes Managed Sustainably To implement ICAA II Intermediate Result 1 - Selected Landscapes Managed Sustainably To implement ICAA II Intermediate Result 1 - Selected Landscapes Managed Sustainably To strengthen local civil society and private sector capacity to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability To strengthen local civil society and private sector capacity to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability To strengthen local civil society and private sector capacity to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability To strengthen local civil society and private sector capacity to improve aid effectiveness and sustainability To facilitate Peru's ability to support small-scale development activities quickly and efficiently addressing basic needs, producing immediate impact at the community level and further advancing US Government development assistance objectives. Economically and environmentally sustainable post-eradication program is anticipated. It is expected to increase both financial efficiency and technical impact of Pre & Post-Harvest Interventions, Community & Governance Interventions, as well as Communication and Outreach. To advance alternative development through a market-led and commercially sustainable model for investment in Peru's cocoa value chain. To contribute to the social and economic development in the areas affected by drugtrafficking, through the use of new Information Technologies including Communication Technologies (IT&C) and focused on groups of producers of alternative crops, women, and young entrepreneurs. CEDRO The Project will build the capacity of judicial actors and institutions to investigate, manage, and resolve corruption cases under Perus new Criminal Procedure Code (CPC). It will also focus on strengthening the judicial systems capacity to address corruption from the bottom up by working with civil society organizations to educate the public and monitor the system.
Peru
Cecilia Yanez
Peru
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q1, FY13
Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru
Zarzar, Jose Antonio Liliana Murguia Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez Cecilia Yanez
Peru Peru Peru Peru/Regional Peru/Regional Peru/Regional Peru Peru Peru Peru
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
Q2,FY12 Q2, 2012 Q3, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q2, FY12 Q1, FY12 Q1, FY12 Q1, FY12 Q1, FY12
Contract Contract Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Grant Grant Grant Grant
Peru
Jose Antonio Zarzar
Peru
$150,000-$500,000
Q3, FY12
Grant
Peru Peru
Saldana, Rosario Saldana, Rosario
Peru Peru
$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q1, Oct 2013 Q3, June 2012
Peru
Saldana, Rosario
Peru
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, Feb 2012
Peru
Liliana Murguia
Peru
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY 2012
Contract
Peru
Yanez, Cecilia
Peru
Include a new Water and Sanitation component our the current Cooperative Agreement. The total agreement estimated amount will be increased by $400,000.
AEDES
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
Philippines
Philippines De la Torre, Belinda Philippines The project will provide technical support in support to policy reforms; to comply with ASEAN Economic blueprint commitments and advance trans-Pacific Partnership readiness (TRADE) The project will provide technical assistance in promoting trade and investment through infrastructure provision, access to credit, and improved productivity in priority sectors (COMPETE) This contractor will provide assistance in tax administration, tax enforcement, and public financial management (Fiscal Policy Investment - FPI) The contractor will address governance challenges that permit continued social and economic stabilities in conflict-affected areas of Southern Philippines (CHANGE) The contractor will support anticorruption and accountability institutions in improving anticorruption enforcement effectiveness, reducing opportunities for corruption in areas relevant to increasing investments and corporate governance in public and private sector corporations (SICAM) Program will support the decongestion of court dockets and the reduction of delay in the administration of justice through enhanced case inventories, introduction of case management systems and procedural reforms; and supports the enforcement of contracts and intellectual property rights (JUSTICE) Cooperative agreement with civil society organizations for transparency & anticorruption initiatives (including business sector corporate governance) The project will work with the Dept. of Health in developing national communication strategies and thematic health campaigns, mass media support and communication materials for family planning, maternal neonatal child health nutrition and TB as standards or prototypes for local adaptation.(Nat'l Health Communication ( Local only) URC This project will focus on facilitating the operational elements of implementing the policies that USAID helped develop and strengthened under the existing policy project. This project will work on national-level health policy issues and will work primarily with the DOH, PhilHealth, and the Philippine Government and national-level Univ. of the Phils. legislators.(Health Policy 2) (Local only) Econ. Foundation These projects aim to support the maternal, newborn, child health and nutrition (MNCHN) strategy of the Department of Health and scale up best practices in family planning and maternal and child health. They will also strengthen health systems and support the universal health care strategy of the DOH. There will be one RFA with three awards corresponding to the major island groupings: one in Luzon, one in Visayas, and one in Mindanao. One of the three awards may be limited to local organizations. . The project will support the Department of Healths PhilPACT and will contribute to achieve the TB control objectives. (TB Project) ( Local only) The HIV/AIDS Project for High Risk Groups project (ROMP) will provide technical assistance to support the development, implementation and evaluation of a comprehensive prevention, care and treatment intervention package for Men having Sex with Men(MSMs) and Person who Inject Drugs(PWID) in Metro Manila and in Cebu. (Local only) The grantee will assist in strengthening the clinical, organizational and managerial capacities of the grantee institution thru a core group of midvwives with leadership position in their localities (MCHN Scale Up) (Local Only) The project aims to conserve biodiversity and reverse forest degradation/deforestation in the Philippines through protection of forests and biologically significant areas, reforestation and improved natural resource governance leading to improved biodiversity conservation, reduced greenhouse gas emissions and enhanced carbon sequestration. (Biodiversity & Sustainable Landscape) The project aims to improve climate-resilient water services and security in priority areas. To do this, the Mission will engage an institutional contractor that will strengthen the capacity of concerned national and local government agencies, private sector and civil society to increase sustainable access to water supply and sanitation services and increase resilience to climate-related water stress and hydrological extremes.(Water & Adaptation Project) $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Q3 FY12 Contract
Philippines Philippines
De la Torre, Belinda De la Torre, Belinda
Q3 FY12 Q3 FY12
Contract Contract
Philippines
De la Torre, Belinda
Philippines
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
De la Torre, Belinda
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
De la Torre, Belinda De la Torre, Belinda
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3 FY12 Q3 FY12
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
TBD
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q3 FY12
3 Cooperative Agreements (CA), under one RFA Cooperative Agreement
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
Q3 FY12
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
Laspias, Grace
Philippines
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3 FY12
Grant
Philippines
Dela Cruz, Elvira
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
Dela Cruz, Elvira
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
Dela Cruz, Elvira
Philippines
The project aims to improve management of key watersheds in the Philippines that provide environmental services (e.g. such as water for household, agriculture and industrial uses). By putting in place the necessary policy environment and safeguards in the forestry sector, activities are geared towards building public-private partnerships that will encourage investments and increase economic benefits to forest managers, with co-benefits of increasing ecosystems and community resiliencies to climate change.(GDA Watershed Project) This is a 4 year project that will establish linkages between the academe and industry in high growth areas to spur economic growth. It shall address the mismatch between skills being produced by higher education institutions, and the demands of the local labor market. ( Phil. Industry- Academe Partnership - Local only ) The BASA Philipinas project is a 5-year basic education activity that will support host governments education decentralization through the School-Based Management program and the Every-Child-A-Reader program. The project will leverage public support and community participation to improve education outcomes, and will have a special focus on reading. (Education Governance - Local only) The award will be a 4 year contract that that will address the human capital development and innovation for economic growth component of the Partnership for Growth program. The main objective is to increase the research capacity of universities as the main source of innovation. The project will establish partnerships between U.S. and Philippine universities for collaborative research, faculty exchange and technology transfer.(STRIDE) This award will provide education assistance to conflict areas affected in Mindanao and address issues of access, quality and equity. This will include increased youth participation in community driven enterprise through relevant workforce development training, improved education governance; improved teaching of early grade reading, and expanded access to education for youth and adults. The project will include core vocational and technical training programs, short-term skills development programs with integrated life skills development for youth, and also includes literacy and Education Dev't. numeracy training.(EQuALLS 3) Center Logistics and Security Support for Mindanao A blanket purchase agreement with local organizations to provide expert consulting and evaluation support for USAID/Phils. projects (Local only) The project aims to reduce HIV incidence in PNG and mitigate its impact on at-risk populations, their sexual partners, and families. Expected project results are increased use of comprehensive prevention, care, treatment, and support services; increased adoption of protective behaviors to prevent HIV transmission; increased use of facility- and community-based gender and GBV interventions; strengthened project effectiveness through data-driven, evidence-based interventions; and increased project scale and results through coordinated and leveraged resources. The project aims to build the resiliency of vulnerable coastal communities in the Pacific region to withstand more intense and frequent weather events and ecosystem degradation in the short-term, and sea level rise in the long-term. The program will have three components: (1) rehabilitating or constructing new, small-scale community infrastructure (2) building capacity for community engagement for disaster prevention and preparedness (3) integrating climate resilient policies and practices into longterm land use plans and building standards.(C-CAP) The project aims for a capacity building of a local university to address critical research gaps in carbon storage and evaluating land-use change emissions. (University Linkages) International Organization for Migration
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
Glisan, Dion
Philippines
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3 FY12
Philippines
Glisan, Dion
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3 FY12
Contract
Philippines
Glisan, Dion
Philippines
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3, FY12
Philippines Philippines Philippines
Glisan, Dion McElrath, Sallie McElrath, Sallie
Philippines Philippines Philippines
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3 FY12 $4,000,001 $10,000,000 Q3 FY12 $4,000,001 $10,000,000 Q3 FY12
Contract Contract Blanket Purchase Agreements
Philippines
Glisan, Dion
Pacific Islands
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3, FY12
Philippines
McElrath, Sallie
Pacific Islands
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $4,000,001 $10,000,000 $4,000,001 $10,000,000
Q3, FY12
Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Philippines
Dela Cruz, Elvira
Pacific Islands
Q3, FY12
Philippines
Glisan, Dion
Pacific Islands
Disaster Management Project for Marshall Islands / Micronesia
Q1, FY13
RDMA
RDMA Cullinane, Matthew Asia Regional To increase access to financing for clean energy projects and promote regional cooperation and knowledge sharing. New Award (TEC $11.05M, 5 yrs) - Contract $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Q2, FY12 Contract
RDMA RDMA
Treechairasmee, Showsiri
Asia Regional
Arenas, Maria Rosario Asia Regional
RDMA
Treechairasmee, Showsiri
Asia Regional
New Award USPSC - Senior Regional Climate Change Advisor (Low Emission Development Strategies) to support the planning and implementation of Low Emission Development Strategies (LEDS) in Asia and coordinates the U.S. Government initiative for LEDS, Enhancing Capacity for Low Emission Development Strategies (EC-LEDS) in Asia. The Advisor will provide assistance and technical support to USAID Missions in Asia in formulating and implementing their LEDSrelated activities; ensure all LEDs-related activities of USAID Missions and various U.S. Government agencies are integrated into a cohesive EC-LEDS program; coordinate EC-LEDS with all involved parties, including USAID, the Department of State, other U.S. Government agencies, host country government agencies, international and regional organizations, and development partners; and manage and coordinate RDMAs regional program for Low Emission Development Strategies The award is to provide support to Track II civil society organization in ASEAN countries on Human Rights issues The ASEAN Affairs Program Manager shall provide program oversight and liaises closely with USAID/RDMAs General Development Office (GDO) for the Mission's ASEAN portfolio. He/she also ensures coordination with other stakeholders. The incumbent will provide timely and accurate input, advice and technically supported direction to the Director of the GDO and senior Mission management including the Mission Director. The purpose of the Blanket Purchasing Agreement (BPA) for Auditing and Accounting Services is to establish a qualified, reliable pool of accounting firms that can be used to augment staff resources in RDMAs Office of Financial Management. There are 10 services described in this BPA and include activities that have become the central premise of USAID Forwards Implementation and Procurement Reform (IPR) PFMRAF Stage 2 assessments, pre-award surveys, financial reviews, and the development of policy and procedures for capacity building efforts. As such, this BPA will serve to strengthen RDMAs ability to conduct business in the USAID Forward framework which has increasingly become a focus within the last year. A 4 year Rule of Law program with a ceiling of $10 million that will focus on access to justice and commercial law. The access to justice component will improve representation rates in administrative cases by expanding the number and geographic scope of legal clinics associated with law schools and NGOs, and improve representation rates in criminal cases through the development of public defenders offices or similar legal aid centers. The commercial law component will build upon existing relations with the Supreme People's Court to continue training for judges on intellectual property rights. This award will be competed through an APS with the objective of providing awards to selected local NGOs to facilitate South-South learning and productive technologies to address food security.
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
Q2, FY12 Q3, 2012
Personal Services Contract (PSC) Grant
$150,000-$500,000
Q2, FY12
RDMA
Virasingh, Praveena
Asia Regional
$150,000-$500,000
Q3, 2012
RDMA
Virasingh, Praveena
Asia Regional
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3,2012
RDMA
Arenas, Maria Rosario Asia Regional
$500,001-$1,000,000
Q2, FY12
Grant
Russia
The objective of this APS is to make significant strides in the overall goal of conflict mitigation, peace, and reconciliation in selected eligible conflict-affected countries . People-to-people programs are one approach among many to conflict mitigation. . People-to-people projects generally address patterns of prejudice and demonizing that reinforce the perceived differences between groups and hinder the development of relationships among parties to a conflict. The aim is to create opportunities for a series of interactions between conflicting groups in the community to promote mutual understanding, trust, empathy, and resilient social ties.
Russia
Ponkratova, G.
Russia
$150,000-$500,000
1/18/2012
Rwanda
2-3, 3-year awards to (1) focus on community based nutrition interventions in order to reach infants and mothers vulnerable to malnutritionsupport; and (2) improve the wellbeing of OVC and their families affected by HIV/AIDS in Rwanda. The objective is to make significant strides in the overall goal of conflict mitigation, peace, and reconciliation in selected eligible conflict-affected countries including Rwanda 5-year project that proposes to strengthen institutional and human capacity in targeted civil society organizations that work closely with, or support the objectives of, USAID/Rwanda. Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Rwanda
Geraldine Kyazze
Rwanda
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q2, FY12
Rwanda
Geraldine Kyazze
Rwanda
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q2, FY12
Rwanda
Geraldine Kyazze
Rwanda
Q2, FY12
Contract
Senegal
Senegal Senegal Senegal Ellis, Brian Salamata Ly Bernadette Daluz Senegal Senegal Senegal To provide leadership change management training to GOS anti-trafficking in persons committee members and members of local municipalities addressing TIP in their communities TBD Family Planning Service Delivery and Capacity building activity for local organizations TBD Mid-term evaluation of the USAID/Senegal Millenium Water and Sanitation Program (PEPAM) TBD $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $100,000-$150,000 May-12 April 2012 May-12 Grant Grant Contract
Serbia and Montenegro

This activity will provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disability, giving them opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families and the Special Olympics community. International Through a new economic growth program under design, USAID/Serbia aims to grow businesses in two economically depressed and vulnerable geographic regions in Serbia South Serbia and Sandzak. The 4-year, $9.75 million program will be comprised of three components and will utilize multiple implementing mechanisms, all in alignment with USAID/Forward tenets. In order to contribute to the sustainability of existing Government of Serbia systems for private sector development, and at the same time build their capacity to continue providing private sector development in the future, USAID/Serbia intends to implement the bulk of this program through hostcountry bodies. This new Civil Society Development program will have overall goal of getting CSOs organized into Coalitions that are inclusive and gender-sensitive, issue-based, geographically-organized platforms able to effectively articulate long-term strategy and manage advocacy campaigns with the support of media.
Ildiko Huhn
Belgrade
$150,000-$500,000
Q3 FY 2012
Grant
Ildiko Huhn
Belgrade
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3 FY 2012
Other/TBD
Ildiko Huhn
Belgrade
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4 FY 2012
Full and Open competition
South Africa
South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Vacik, Paul Vacik, Paul Jodie Dille Jodie Dille Zhou, Martha Lumande, Beatrice Habulembe, Yvonne South Africa South Africa Botswana Botswana South Africa South Africa Regional Program will promote equitable access to water that balances urban and rural needs with ecosystem requirements in the transboundary Limpopo River Basin Program will promote equitable access to water that balances urban and rural needs with ecosystem requirements in the transboundary Limpopo River Basin Collect baseline data for OVC& Gender and Maatla Project. Logistics Management for all USAID Botswana Partners, Stakeholder meetings, workshops, seminars and events. Government capacity building and technical support promoting the care of vulnerable children Comprehensive District-Based Support for Better HIV/TB Patient Outcomes Supporting local governments and PEPFAR teams to strengthen pharmaceutical services $10,000,001 $25,000,000 1Q FY12 Contract Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD Other/TBD Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 1Q FY12 $150,000-$500,000 Q3, FY12 $150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, FY12
South Sudan
This activity is intended to increase the availability of skilled and well trained South Sudanese at the SMOEs through supporting the participation and building the capacity of eligible candidates (particularly, female candidates) in technical training and professional certificate programs at the higher education level. The overall objective of the activity is to assist the MoGEI and SMOEs to have available the requisite human capacity to provide leadership for the development of policies, plans and organizational systems necessary to support sustainable management for the delivery of improved education services. The Purpose is to provide support for base line studies; agricultural surveys; capacity development of the National Bureau of Statistics; and agricultural / food security policy formulation Engages communities of subsistence farmers to work in groups to plant trees (1 million estimated), care for existing ground cover, and use fuel-efficient stoves. This Global Development Alliance fosters income diversification and long-term food security for over 20,000 farmers and in the long-term sequester over 2 million tons of carbon dioxide (by 2042.)
South Sudan
Susan George
South Sudan
HED Washington
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q1, FY12
South Sudan
John Gemenze
South Sudan
IFPRI or Mich. State: TBD $1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q1, FY12
Leader with Associate Award (LWA) Public International Organization (PIO) Award
South Sudan
John Gemenze
South Sudan
TIST
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
August 2010
Other/TBD
South Sudan
Susan George
South Sudan
The 5S activity will provide technical assistance and training to promote safe learning environments, make formal education supportive and relevant, expand access to education, restore education service delivery, prepare and encourage educators to support learners psychosocial well-being and strengthen the capacity of the education system to support learners experiencing psychosocial and mental health difficulties This activity will be designed to provide critical input into building a decentralized education system in South Sudan by helping to establish and enhance the presence of government institutions at the local level. The mechanism will address the challenges of low human capacity levels of education managers at all levels of educational administration and enhance the establishment and operations of appropriate institutional structures and policy frameworks to support long-term sustainable management of the education sector in South Sudan. The purpose of the project is to encourage banks / lenders to provide credit to areas that have agricultural potentials especially in states where USAID currently implements large agriculture portfolio. The DCA loan portfolio guarantee will enable Equity Bank, Kenya Commercial Bank and Finance Sudan to provide loans to micro and small enterprises involved in the agricultural sector throughout the three states of Western, Central and Eastern Equatoria) and Jonglei and other parts of South Sudan that they would not have otherwise made with the terms of the guaranteed loan. The goal is to pursue meaningful economic growth, through creation of an enabling environment to attract more investments, increasing the volume of trade, and creating wealth through better management of natural resources.
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
South Sudan
Susan George
South Sudan
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q4, FY12
South Sudan
Reynolds
South Sudan
$75,000,001 and up
Q4, FY12
Contract
Sri Lanka
International / local RFP / RFA or IQC mechanism (TBD) for technical assistance / program support requirements needed to implement a new Maldives Global Climate Change (GCC) climate adaptation project including improved science & analysis to inform decision making related to climate change, improved governance to address climate-related risks, and/or piloting, evaluating and implementing effective adaptation methods and systems to address climate-related risks. Through a Development Grants Program (DGP) RFA (in USAID/W or locally in Sri Lanka) the Mission will support successful applications from local organizations for development activities in the following three sectors: (1) Support to persons with disabilities and psychosocial needs; (2) livelihoods and early recovery support; and (3) Civic dialogue and reconciliation initiatives. Local RFP for technical assistance services from local firms / organizations to build the financial and operational capacity of selected Development Grants Program (DGP) and other Mission partners
Sri Lanka
Keirnan, Patrick
Maldives
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
3Q, FY12
Contract
10+ ODP/DGP pending agreements
Sri Lanka
Keirnan, Patrick
Sri Lanka
$150,000-$500,000; $500,000 - $1,000,000
3Q, FY12
Grant
Sri Lanka
Keirnan, Patrick
Sri Lanka
$500,001-$1,000,000
3Q, FY12
Contract
Sudan
Sudan Safaa Abdelrahim The purpose of this award is to conduct a Democracy and Governance Human Khartoum/Sudan Trafficking Assessment in Sudan. The purpose of the award is to provide an enterim evaluation of the Sudan Transition Khartoum/Sudan and Conflict Mitigation program implemented by AECOM The purpose of this grant is to provide support for UNFPAs program in Life Saving, Comprehensive and Multi-sectorial Prevention and Response to GBV Survivors in UNFPA Khartoum/Sudan Darfur, Sudan $150,000-$500,000 TBD Leader with Associate Award (LWA) Leader with Associate Award (LWA)
Sudan
Safaa Abdelrahim
$150,000-$500,000
TBD
Sudan
Safaa Abdelrahim
$500,001-$1,000,000
TBD
Grant
Tajikistan
Tajikistan Tajikistan Virt, Natalya Koxalova, Zhannat Tajikistan Tajikistan To support maternal and child health, family planning and nutrition activities in Tajikistan Promote stability, democratic practices, and economic development in Tajikistan through increased capacity and accountability of sub-national government $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Q3, FY12 Cooperative Agreement Contract
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
Tanzania
Malaria Operational Research - Evaluation and Monitoring Plan. Monitor the effectiveness of indoor residual spraying by testing the residual effect of the insecticide on walls, and the effectiveness of the insecticide being used for spraying; and Therapeutic Drug Efficacy Monitoring. Cooperative Agreement
Tanzania
Jennifer Norling
Tanzania
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
5/15/2012
Tanzania Tanzania
Jennifer Norling Jennifer Norling
Tanzania Tanzania
Tanzania Tanzania Tanzania Tanzania
Jennifer Norling Jennifer Norling Jennifer Norling Jennifer Norling
Tanzania Tanzania Tanzania Tanzania
Procurement of office supplies, furniture and computers to support infrastructure development in pre-service training. Provide cash transfers to young girls to address their heightened vulnerability to HIV infection. Provides comprehensive and integrated HIV services in Police, Prison and Immigration facilities and communities across Tanzania. Services include ART, TB/HIV, PMTCT, community and home based care services. Provide technical assistance in health finance strategic planning to the Ministry of Health and Social Work Provide capacity building support to local Implementing Partners who are being transitioned to Prime Implementing Partners Direct Grants to 5 CSOs for capacity building, neworking,advocay, and Social Accountability Monitoring Interventions to strengthen Civil Society to be able to play a more proactive role in monitoring, lobbying and advocating for changes to improve accountability, combined with capacity building and TA to Government Accountability Institutions A survery of citizen perception towards governance and development of a CSO tool to measure capacity
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $150,000-$500,000
6/15/2012 10/1/2012
Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Contract Contract Grant
6/4/2012 10/1/2012 23:00:00
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 10/1/2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/21/2012 23:00:00
Tanzania Tanzania
Jennifer Norling Jennifer Norling
Tanzania Tanzania
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/15/2012 $500,001-$1,000,000 5/30/2012
Contract Contract
Timor-Leste
Integrated Rule of Law and Local Governance Program (Fila ba Distritu): Fila ba Distritu contains two inter-related objectives: (1) increasing access to formal and informal justice for marginalized citizens and the poor; and (2) enhancing the capacity of suco councils to strengthen citizen participation in local governance, including local decision-making, information-gathering and dissemination, as well as to assist the countrys future decentralization initiative, which entails support to the decentralization legal framework. This program will establish a NGO security sector monitoring system to collect data and analyze threats to public safety. It will enhance civil societys long-term engagement in the security sector and link conflict related data analysis with policy makers, community leaders and the police leadership.
Timor-Leste
Arenas, Maria
Timor-Leste
$1,000,000 - $5,000,000 Q3, 2012
Timor-Leste
Arenas, Maria
Timor-Leste
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, 2012
Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan Tatyana Rossova Turkmenistan Oversight TKM Country Office TKO Country Officer TBD TBD Personal Services Contract (PSC)
Uganda
USAID/Uganda seeks to collaborate with an external research partner to conduct performance and impact evaluation (P&IE) of a planned five-year Literacy and Health Education Program in Uganda. The primary purpose of this P&IE is to evaluate program implementation and effectiveness, and the extent to which the programs literacy and HIV/AIDS prevention activities result in measurable impact at the level of student learning. USAID Ugandas project for Strengthening Agriculture and Rural Transformation through Value Chain development (START-VC) will contribute to increasing the quantity and improving the quality of output produced and marketed by smallholder farmers. The START-VC project will also generate jobs (both on- and off-farm) and stimulate rural enterprise development. This project will focus on the three value chains identified in the Uganda Feed the Future (FTF) Strategy- coffee, maize, and beans. In support of the GOU DSIP, USAID/Uganda seeks to increase private sector investment in agriculture and, the food and beverages industry by $75 million or more over five years using the mechanism of a $25m partnership investment fund to make available venture capital to enter into public-private agreement(s), involving new partners and innovative approaches will be available to coffee, maize, beans value chains. The intervention seeks to boost the capacity of a number of public and semiautonomous agencies in the fields of agricultural project and policy analysis and planning. Intervention areas include capacity development for: (i) improved statistics for project planning, monitoring and evaluation; (ii) agricultural policy and advocacy; and (iii) agricultural enterprise analysis.
Uganda
Godfrey Kyagaba
Uganda
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
2/9/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Uganda
Sarah Acio
Uganda
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, 2012
Contract
Uganda
Jackie Mirembe
Uganda
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
1/30/2012 23:00:00
Uganda
Sarah Acio
Uganda
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, 2012
Other/TBD
Uganda
Harriet Luwemba
Uganda
5 yr project to increase participation, accountability and local governance for effective service delivery. The program will enhance accountability within local government institutions, strengthen the Government of Uganda (GOU) accountability institutions, improve local government governance, support civil society organizations (CSOs) and other non-state actors. This activity has been designed to meet USAID/ Ugandas needs for accessing and using sound evidence, catalyze learning and adapting program management. Improve and sustain health outcomes and nutritional status of population in Acholi and Lango region through district -based system strengthening and integrated services for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, maternal and child health, reproductive health and family planning, nutrition, water and sanitation for the fulfillment of the health sectors contribution to the National Development Plan and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of reducing maternal and child mortality; to reducing fertility; malnutrition; the burden of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and malaria. Communication for Better Health is a new health sector-wide activity in Uganda that seeks to improve the national HIV/AIDS and health response through strengthened health communication. The project aims to increase demand for and uptake of critical HIV and health services, to promote adoption of behaviors that positively impact health, and to strengthen coordination systems and capacity of government and civil society. The overall objective of the Program for Agricultural Inputs Development (PAID) is increased production of maize, beans, and coffee through the appropriate use of high quality agro-inputs (seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and light equipment). This will be achieved through i) increasing the availability of inputs to farmers in Feed the Future (FTF) focus districts (see Attachment A), ii) decreasing the prevalence of counterfeit agricultural inputs, iii) increasing awareness of inputs, their benefits, and proper usage, and iv) improving domestic regulatory, convening, and advocacy capacity for inputs. Program will address selected Agriculture Policy and Enabling Environment challenges that constrain increased production, investment and trade in the agricultural sector. USAID seeks to provide $ 8.5 million over five years for a program to mitigate potential negative environmental impacts arising from the oil extraction in the Albertine Rift. The Democratic Rule of Law, Human Rights, Consensus Building and Participation (DHCP) program will support peaceful political competition to facilitate a democratic and representative political process, promote broad-based citizen participation in defining changes to governance structures and procedures, promote democratic competitive political processes that incorporate and reflect the will of citizens and advocate for promotion, equal access to justice, protection of human rights and enhance free flow of information to develop a functioning democracy. This technical assistance activitys goal is to increase Tuberculosis (TB) Case Detection (CDR) and Treatment Success Rate (TSR) in focus areas in order to contribute to the meeting of national targets for reducing the burden of TB; MDR TB and TB/HIV. The activity will provide technical assistance to the Uganda National TB and Leprosy Program (NTLP) and USAID district-based TB programs; scale up MDR TB interventions; and implement innovative TB control strategies in Kampala.
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
2/14/2012 23:00:00
Contract
Uganda
Fatumah Mutaasa
Uganda
5/15/2012
Contract
Uganda
Godfrey Kyagaba
Uganda
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
1/31/2012 23:00:00
Uganda
Nathaniel Scott
Uganda
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
5/1/2012
Contract
Uganda
Florence Alimo
Uganda
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 4/15/2012
Uganda
Fatumah Mutaasa
Uganda
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012
Uganda
Nathaniel Scott
Uganda
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012
Other/TBD
Uganda
Harriet Luwemba
Uganda
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012
Uganda
Fatumah Mutaasa
Uganda
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q4, 2012
Ukraine
Addressing HIV/AIDS via the Media in Ukraine. The overarching goal of the Media and HIV/AIDS in Ukraine project is to increase the engagement of the Ukrainian media in the national HIV response. The project will focus on increasing participation between public sector, civil society, and media stakeholders and on increasing the quality of responsible media reporting on HIV/AIDS. Financial Sector Rehabilitation Program in Ukraine follow-on (FINREP, TO # AID EEM-I-03-07-00007): the goal is to assist Ukraine to rebuild from its current economic and financial crisis and establish a sound, transparent, and resilient financial system. none- local competition (indigenous NGOs only)
Ukraine
S. Shkulova
Ukraine
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Q3, FY12
cooperative agreement
Ukraine
O. Polozov
Ukraine
Booz Allen and Hamilton
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
Ukraine
O. Polozov
Ukraine
Local Investment National Competitiveness Project in Ukraine follow-on (LINC, TO # AID-EEM-I-06-07-00008): the goal is to assist progressive communities, local industries and potential investors, to bring about significant growth in investment and Chemonics job creation, even to the point of influencing the national competitiveness of Ukraine. International
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
Ukraine
O. Polozov
Ukraine
Ukraine
S. Shkulova
Ukraine
Ukraine
S. Shkulova
Ukraine
Municipal Heating Reform Project in Ukraine follow-on (MHR, TO # AID-EPP-I-00-03 International 00006): the goal is to assist Ukraine to create a financially viable and sustainable Resources Group municipal heating sector able to deliver quality services to the population, public (IRG) institutions and local industries. Removing Legal and Operational Barriers to HIV/AIDS Services - (New Policy Followon) Project Purpose: Improve policy implementation and strengthen health systems for sustainable and effective delivery of HIV prevention, care and treatment services for MARPs, vulnerable populations, and PLHIV. The Futures Group Procurement and Supply Chain Management (PSM) Follow-on. The overarching goal of this program is to improve access to and the use and accountability of life-saving Management Systems for Health medicines and health commodities of assured quality to support priority health (MSH) services in Ukraine.
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q4, FY12
Contract
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
Q3, FY12
TBD
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12
TBD
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan Virt, Natalya Uzbekistan To strengthen the capacity of local civil society organizations to advocate for legal, policy and regulatory reforms $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Q3, FY12 Cooperative Agreement
Vietnam
Vietnam Virasingh, Praveena Vietnam This will be a GDA among USAID, the private sector, and (likely) a US university to improve the capacity of Vietnam's higher education system to deliver the human capital Vietnam needs as a middle income country. The project will support capacity to generate and manage national energy statistics, to produce renewable energy, and to increase energy efficiency. It supports EC LEDS cooperation with GVN. This grant or contract will be made directly to a Vietnamese NGO to complement the Forests and Deltas CA. Topic TBD New Award: Provide strategic information support to USAID partners. RFP No. 486-12-014 Senior HIV/AIDS Prevention Technical Advisor, USAID/ Vietnam to provide technical leadership and program management on HIV/AIDS prevention program. The project will build REDD+ readiness for reducing emissions from forests, as well as enhanced capacity to manage the deltas in the face of climate change impacts. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 Q3, FY12 Cooperative Agreement
Vietnam Vietnam Vietnam
Virasingh, Praveena Virasingh, Praveena
Vietnam Vietnam
Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12 Q3, FY12
Contract Grant Blanket Purchase Agreement Personal Services Contract (PSC) Cooperative Agreement
Jenchiewchan, Karittha Vietnam
Vietnam
Jenchiewchan, Karittha Vietnam
$150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
Q2, FY12
Vietnam
Virasingh, Praveena
Vietnam
Q3, FY12
West bank Gaza (WBG)

WBG Andrea Plucknett WBG The project is mainly to provide grants to local NGOs and Hospitals to build their capacity to carry out their activities and maintain their role as one of the pillars of the Palestinian healthcare service delivery. The objectives of this program are to support the Palestinian Authority (PA) public sector reform efforts by assisting the PA to strengthen the operational and management capability of key ministries and public sector institutions to govern more effectively; improve mechanisms of service provision; strengthen legal and policy formulation processes; enhance the performance of targeted PA institutions, and bolster accountability and oversight mechanisms. The program is a 5-year initiative which aims at expanding educational and leadership opportunities for youth aged 14-29 throughout the West Bank, by creating sustainable hubs for youth innovation and learning. The program will build on existing efforts made in the YDRCs by developing 8 new YDRCs in the 8 remaining governorates. The expected program outcomes include enhancing leadership and life skills for youth, establishing new YDRCs for youth to learn and apply new skills, access information, network and engage in community development, enhance the capacity of the YDRC board members and staff to effectively run youth programs at their facilities. The School Assistance Program aims at improving the quality of education in the most marginalized areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem. The program will improve schools learning environments through renovating educational rooms, upgrading sports and multi-purpose facilities, and equipping laboratories. Also, teachers and school principals will be provided with training on student-centered approaches, best practices in teaching and learning and community engagement in the educational processes. Supplemental extracurricular activities will be introduced including career counseling, debate forums, and sports tournaments. Partnerships will be forged with civil society organizations, private sector, and local authorities to leverage additional resources to support long-term school improvement plans. $1,000,001-$4,000,000 4/16/2012 Multiple Cooperative Agreements
WBG
Linda Maher
WBG
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
3/30/2012
Contract
WBG
Fadi Khoury
WBG
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
4/15/2012
WBG
Bassam Kort
WBG
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
5/15/2012
WBG
Nevine Zakariya
WBG
WBG
Claudia Koziol
WBG
The purpose of this contract is to implement the Trade Project, a project that aims to expand private sector growth in the West Bank and Gaza through increased trade and investment. The project will ease constraints to trade and investment through data collection, analysis, and facilitating dialog and development of feasible solutions to trade and investment constraints. The project will also build the capacity of the Palestinian private and public sector to overcome trade and investment constraints. The Palestinian Community Infrastructure Development Program will increase Palestinians access to community infrastructure and provide rapid response to address urgent needs in the West Bank and Gaza. The program will replace or upgrade water and sanitation networks in order to increase access to water resources and alleviate water losses; upgrade health facilities to improve essential health services; build and upgrade schools to provide improved learning facilities; and, provide other public infrastructure within and between communities to improve basic services and increase economic opportunities. Subject to the availability of funds, this competitively awarded five year Cooperative Agreement shall focus on implementing projects primarily in rural and vulnerable communities that face serious shortages in basic services.
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
4/1/2012
Contract
$75,000,001 and up
4/30/2012
West Africa
The objective of USAIDs WASP is to expand the availability of quality improved seeds in West Africa through the private sector to increase farmer access to improved seeds. WASP is expected to emphasize the use of market-driven mechanisms to promote the effective use of and access to improved seeds, and to enable local seed companies to respond to the anticipated increases in demand for improved quality seeds as the agriculture sector becomes science-based and transformed through the adoption of modern technologies to raise productivity. This new program is designed to develop training and capacity-building for key judicial actors; provide and upgrade infrastructure and equipment to enhance the capacity of key judicial actors and ensure that justice institutions are fully operational; and expand access to the formal legal system through community-based legal education. This new program is the regional family planning and reproductive health program aimed at increasing the access and use of family planning services in West Africa region. This is a regional program that is designed to increase access and use of prevention, care and support services by people most affected by HIV/AIDS Trade Hub and African Partners Network Program The program is designed to provide analytical support services in the area of monitoring and evaluation as well as local capacity building. The program will facilitate improved analysis of the impact of USAID/WA interventions through more rigorous documentation of results while also serving as a management tool during implementation and for future designs.
West Africa
Srivastava, Naveen
West Africa
none- local competition (indigenous NGOs only)
$10,000,001 $20,000,000
Q2, FY12
West Africa
Josephine Kitongo
Cote d'Ivoire
$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000 Abt Associates, CARANA Corp greater than $50 million
Q3, FY12
Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Contract
West Africa West Africa West Africa
Kitongo, Josephine Kitongo, Josephine Srivastava, Naveen
West Africa West Africa West Africa
Q3, FY 12 Q2, FY 12 Q4, FY2012
West Africa
Srivastava, Naveen
West Africa
TBD
$1,000,001-$5,000,000
Q3, FY2012
Contract
Zambia
In support of Government of Republic of Zambias goal of eliminating GBV in a holistic, systematic and comprehensive manner through multi-sectorial and multi dimensional approach, the goal of the Stamping Out and Preventing GBV (STOP GBV) program is to increase prevention of and response to GBV in Zambia. The main objective of the Access to Justice program is to improve access to justice for adult and children survivors of GBV by building the capacity of GBV service providers as well as the policymakers, police, courts, and community leaders in GBV case management and implementation of laws. The program is also expected to provide legal aid to survivors to ensure success of cases in court.
Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
January 2012
Zambia Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia Zambia
Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia
Zambia Orphans and Vulnerable Children Management Information System project (ZOMIS) will feed into USAID/Zambias goal of reduced impact of HIV/AIDS through multi-sectoral response and will contribute to intermediate results of improved care and support for people living/affected by HIV/AIDS, strengthened capacity of key sectors to mitigate the HIV/AIDS impact and improved policy and regulatory environment. The ZOMIS project will contribute to the USAID bigger picture objective of strengthening the public sector response for OVC through systems strengthening by addressing the many challenges of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) identification, targeting, implementation and monitoring of the external support and outcomes. The ZOMIS project is expected to collaborate with two other system strengthening projects called District OVC System Strengthening project (DOSS) and the Zambia OVC System Strengthening (ZOVSS). This award will provide monitoring and evaluation support services to USAID/Zambia through the FY 2011-FY 2015 CDCS period. Multiple direct awards (possibly through fixed-obligation grants (FOGs) to local Zambian organizations for promotion of forest conservation and alternative livelihood activities in Eastern Province. TBD Technical Assistance support to the Mission for monitoring and evaluation of Feed the Future and possibly Global Climate Change programs. FTF Value Chain Development. Zambia Orphans and Vulnerable Children Systems Strengthening Program (ZOVSS) will feed into USAID/Zambias goal of reduced impact of HIV/AIDS through a multi sectoral response and will contribute to intermediate results of improved care and support for people living/affected by HIV/AIDS, strengthened capacity of key sectors to mitigate the HIV/AIDS impact and improved policy and regulatory environment. The program will address the implementation challenges of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) services. ZOVSS will provide technical leadership for strengthening systems of implementation and promote joint planning and program implementation across key line ministries. ZOVSS will also promote the strengthening and utilization of the already existing structures (government and community) for effective OVC service implementation in Zambia. The ZOVSS project is expected to collaborate and build the capacity of the other two system strengthening projects: District OVC System Strengthening project (DOSS) and the Zambia OVC Management Information System (ZOMIS). Full and Open Competitive Contract for the development of forest land and resource management plans in pilot areas in the Eastern Province that include (a) detailed carbon inventories; (b) associated replicable and scalable monitoring, reporting, and verification methodologies; and (c) increased alternative livelihood options. Project will also promote policy reforms creating an enabling environment for sustainable natural resource management and civil society institutional strengthening. USAID Zambia will conduct an evaluation of the Local Partners Capacity Building Project (LPCB). The Evaluation is intended to assess the relevance, performance, management arrangements and success of the project. It will also look at signs of potential impact of project activities on beneficiaries and sustainability of results achieved by the project. The Evaluation will also identify/document lessons learned and make recommendations that USAID and stakeholders might use to improve the design and implementation of other related projects and programs in Zambia. This blanket purchase agreement will provide services to local entities in need of preaward assessments and corrective actions related to USAID awards. Support to civil society organizations for debate and advocacy regarding the constitutional debate and referendum. Increasing Mission Internet Bandwidth through Local ISP MTN Business Drexel Heritage New furniture for 4 USAID-owned houses owned Furnishing Inc. Recruiting a replacement Senior HIV/AIDS Technical Advisor
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000
February 2012 March 2012
$1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 $1,000,001-$4,000,000
TBD TBD TBD TBD
Grant Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC) Indefinite Quantity Contracts (IQC) Cooperative Agreement
Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
February 2012
Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia
$10,000,001 $25,000,000
TBD
Contract
Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma Lucky Mwaka Lucky Mwaka Shelby Hunt
Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia Zambia
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000
February 2012 March 2012 TBD June 2012 April 2012 May 2012
Contract Blanket Purchase Agreement Grant Contract Contract Personal Services Contract (PSC)
Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia
Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia
In support of Government of Republic of Zambias goal of eliminating GBV in a holistic, systematic and comprehensive manner through multi-sectorial and multi dimensional approach, the goal of the Stamping Out and Preventing GBV (STOP GBV) program is to increase prevention of and response to GBV in Zambia. The main objective of the Prevention and Advocacy program is to decrease societal acceptance of GBV, enhance protective factors, and improve the enabling environment to respond to GBV In support of Government of Republic of Zambias goal of eliminating GBV in a holistic, systematic and comprehensive manner through multi-sectorial and multi dimensional approach, the goal of the Stamping Out and Preventing GBV (STOP GBV) program is to increase prevention of and response to GBV in Zambia.The main objective of the Survivor Support program is to increase the availability and uptake of quality GBV services, including clinical, psychological, and economic assistance, for adult and children survivors of GBV. Another objective is to build the capacity of local implementers of the STOP GBV Prevention and Advocacy, and Access to Justice Programs. District Orphans and Vulnerable Children Systems Strengthening Program (DOSS) will feed into USAID/Zambias goal of reduced impact of HIV/AIDS through a multi sectoral response and will contribute to intermediate results of improved care and support for people living/affected by HIV/AIDS, strengthened capacity of key sectors to mitigate the HIV/AIDS impact and improved policy and regulatory environment. The program will address the implementation challenges of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) services. DOSS will also promote the strengthening and utilization of the already existing structures (government and community) for effective OVC service implementation. The DOSS project is expected to collaborate with two other system strengthening projects called Zambia OVC Management Information System project (ZOMIS) and the Zambia OVC System Strengthening (ZOVSS). Linking small scale producers to horticulture processors and consumers. ASNAPP
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 January 2012
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 January 2012
Zambia Zambia
Cecilia Kasoma Cecilia Kasoma
Zambia Zambia
$4,000,001-$10,000,000 February 2012 $4,000,001-$10,000,000 APS posted earlier
Cooperative Agreement Other/TBD
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Ruby Tawonezvi Zimbabwe To carry out activities that focus on protection and preventative measures for human rights defenders as enshrined in the international bill of rights through non violent means including progressive local laws To carry out activities that focus on protection and preventative measures for human rights defenders as enshrined in the international bill of rights through non violent means including progressive local laws To carry out activities that mitigate conflict and promote reconciliation by bringing together individuals of different ethnic, religious or political backgrounds from areas of civil conflict. To carry out activities that mitigate conflict and promote reconciliation by bringing together individuals of different ethnic, religious or political backgrounds from areas of civil conflict. To carry out activities that mitigate conflict and promote reconciliation by bringing together individuals of different ethnic, religious or political backgrounds from areas of civil conflict. To carry out activities that mitigate conflict and promote reconciliation by bringing together individuals of different ethnic, religious or political backgrounds from areas of civil conflict. Objective is to mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS on Zimbabwes children by enhancing the sustainability of care and support services for OVC. This will be a transition award to current sub-recipients. To carry out activities that focus on strenghening the capacity of civil society actors to counter the overly powerful executive and provide for greater checks and balances by engaging civil society in sustained advocacy, increasing citizen participation in political processes and improving government oversight This personal service contract is to provide a long-term malaria advisor for the new President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) program in Zimbabwe. This person will provide the technical and programmatic lead for the new PMI program in Zimbabwe and serve as a Mission liaison with PMI leadership in the U.S. This personal service contract is to provide country-level coordination services for the USG PEPFAR program. USAID/ Zimbabwe is planning to release a request for applications for a follow on program that is designed to continue to strengthen the Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services in Zimbabwe. Human Rights Award 1 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 Human Rights Award 2 $1,000,001-$4,000,000 4/1/2012 Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
4/1/2012
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
CMM Award 1
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
1/28/2012
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
CMM Award 2
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
1/28/2012
Zimbabwe
Ruby Twaonezvi
Zimbabwe
CMM Award 3
$500,000-$1,000,000
1/28/2012
Zimbabwe
Ruby tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
CMM Award 4
$500,000-$1,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000
1/28/2012
Zimbabwe
Tracy Swift
Zimbabwe
4/2/2012
Other/TBD
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
$10,000,001 Civil Society Contract $25,000,000
3/5/2012
Contract
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
Tracy Swift Tracy Swift
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
$150,000-$500,000 $150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000
advertised on 11/30/2011 (candidate selected and awaiting clearances Personal Services before start of duties) Contract (PSC) Personal Services 3/8/2012 0:00:00 Contract (PSC)
Zimbabwe
Tracy Swift
Zimbabwe
2/9/2012 23:00:00
Other/TBD
Zimbabwe
Tracy Swift
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Tracy Swift
Zimbabwe
USAID/ Zimbabwe is planning to release a request for applications for a follow on program that is designed to continue to strengthen the Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services in Zimbabwe. Stakeholder analysis of private sector organizations, civil society and other associations that dialogue with the public sector to encourage and inform economic policy reforms. Support for vulnerable households to improve their food security through improved water resource and income generating activities. This is an anticipated Development Grants Program which supports USAID/Forward through local procurement and capacity building of local organizations. Support for vulnerable households to improve their food security through improved water resource and income generating activities. This is an anticipated Development Grants Program which supports USAID/Forward through local procurement and capacity building of local organizations. Quality evaluation performed on existing Promoting Recovery in Zimbabwe (PRIZE) program meeting the standards of the USAID/Forward, to strengthen monitoring and evealuation systems. This is an activity funded by OFDA to work with a local organization. They would like to have management done locally. The Mission would like the contracting action done by OFDA designating the AOR as a local representative. This is an activity funded by OFDA to work with a local organization. They would like to have management done locally. The Mission would like the contracting action done by OFDA designating the AOR as a local representative.
$25,000,001 $75,000,000
3/21/2012 0:00:00
$50,000 - $150,000
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Zimbabwe
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
$1,000,001-$4,000,000
Mid-April 2012 TBD - Washington will advertise as a global solicitation for the Development Grants Program. TBD - Washington will advertise as a global solicitation for the Development Grants Program.
Other/TBD
CA/FOG or Grant
CA/FOG or Grant
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe or OFDA/Washington Zimbabwe or OFDA/Washington
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
$150,000-$500,000
TBD TBD - Washington will advertise. TBD - Washington will advertise.
IQC
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
TBD
CA/FOG or Grant
Ruby Tawonezvi
Zimbabwe
TBD
CA/FOG or Grant

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Atif, Khalid Ahmad

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Atif, Khalid Ahmad

Tetra Tech - ARD

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Advertised on 8/8/2011

Armen Yeghiazarian Narine Sarkisian

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 3rd Quarter FY 12

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 2nd Quarter FY 12 $500,000-$1,000,000 TBD

Contract Cooperative Agreement

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12

Ali Kaiser/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann

Munir Sirajam/ Burnette-Badinga, Leslie-Ann

Munir Sirajam/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann Bangladesh

Ali Kaiser/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann

Nazim, Shafique Munir Sirajam/ Burnette-Badinga, Leslie-Ann

Munir Sirajam/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann Bangladesh

Ali Kaiser/BurnetteBadinga, Leslie-Ann

Personal Services Contract (PSC)

$25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000

Contract Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q2, FY12

Senior Livelihoods/Ag Advisor $500,001-$1,000,000

Personal Services Contract (PSC)

Personal Services Contract (PSC)

Personal Services Contract (PSC)

Resident Hire USPSC

Medical Care Development International (MCDI)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ali Mohamed Ali Ali Mohamed Ali

$150,000-$500,000 Burundi Country Rep. $150,000-$500,000

Cooperative Agreement Contract

Mealea Prak Mealea Prak

$150,000-$500,000 $25,000,001 $75,000,000

N/A Q2, FY12

$4,000,001-$10,000,000 Q3, FY12

Portnyagina, Natalya Virt, Natalya

Cooperative Agreement Contract

Gather data on citizen views critical to evaluating the impact of DG programming

Blanket Purchase Agreement

1st Qtr. FY11

3rd Qtr. FY11

$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $10,000,001 $25,000,000

4th Qtr. FY11

Colombia Colombia Colombia

Omar Trigo Nubia Farfan Nubia Farfan

Colombia Colombia Colombia

Democracy and Human Rights Office (DHR) Fundacin Saldarriaga Concha

$10,000,001 $25,000,000 $100,001 - $150,000 $150,000-$500,000

TBD TBD 2nd Qtr. FY12

Contract Other/TBD Grant

1st Qtr. FY11

1st Qtr. FY11