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The 5-year Integrated Health Service Delivery Accelerator (IHSDA) activity’s goal is to contribute to the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) overarching goal of improving the health of Congolese, with a focus on women of reproductive age and children under five-year-old, in four provinces: Sud-Kivu, Lomami, Tanganyika, and Kasai Central. IHSDA’s objectives are 1) Improve Operational and Management Capacity of Division Provinciale de la Sante and Zone de Sante to plan, budget, monitor family planning, maternal, newborn and child health, nutrition, Global Health Security, malaria and tuberculosis programs sustainably; 2) improve the quality of family planning, maternal newborn child health, nutrition, tuberculosis, Global Health Security and malaria services sustainably;3) improve equitable access to these services; 4) strengthen community engagement towards rapid adoption of key healthy behaviors and promoting social accountability systems.
IHSDA seeks to promote integration of health services, including tuberculosis and malaria services, to rapidly scale-up evidence-based interventions to address preventable causes of maternal, newborn, child morbidities and mortality. In addition, IHSDA seeks to build the capacity of provinces, service delivery points (FOSAs) and communities to identify, prevent and respond to future infectious diseases outbreaks.
IHSDA seeks to strengthen existing health systems and structures, including local non-governmental organizations. IHSDA seeks to demonstrate innovative models to catalyze community-driven solutions and demonstrate models to promote private sector engagement. IHSDA seeks to build upon past and current U.S Government investments and leverage the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s initiatives and other development partner investments in the DRC.

The Activity will partner with local actors to disrupt youth recruitment, substance abuse, and cycles of violence in Mexico. It will support the GoM to strengthen and institutionalize the treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration of vulnerable youth and youth offenders, with a focus on those vulnerable to substance abuse and recruitment by TCOs.

Stability Through Economic Progress, Unity, and Peacebuilding (STEP UP)

Crime and Violence Prevention award(s) to follow on the current Violence Prevention and Reduction Activity in Mexico (PREVI)

The activity seeks to support the work of civil society and grassroots organizers, across all sectors, engaged in advancing reform and inclusive development.

ZimCycle will provide a platform for the procurement of a comprehensive suite of technical and advisory services that strengthen and facilitate the Mission’s program cycle practices and processes, as well as implementing partners’ and program participants’ capacity to feed into those practices and processes. The activity will improve knowledge management, and enhance the use of data and evidence in programmatic decision-making. Additionally, ZimCycle will improve USAID/Zimbabwe’s and implementing partners’ Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning, and program cycle capacity. This activity will be issued under the Compliance and Capacity Support for Diverse Partnerships (CCSDP) IDIQ

The PGI TO will provide infrastructure project design and delivery support, and enabling environment reforms, to remove barriers to strategic infrastructure opportunities. The PGI TO will provide infrastructure transaction advisory services and technical assistance on a flexible, rapid response basis to discrete public or private sector projects that resolve legal, technical, or regulatory barriers to implementation.

The purpose of the MESC III Activity is to provide technical assistance and capacity building for the water utilities: Miyahuna, Aqaba Water Company (AW), Yarmouk Water Company (YWC), and the Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) and Jordan Valley Authority (JVA) through reviewing the planning and design of physical infrastructure for NRW reduction activities including specifications and tender documents, and monitoring water utilities construction contractors implementing infrastructure upgrades. In addition to providing administrative and management capacity strengthening to water utilities, and collaborating with water utilities senior management and reporting directly to USAID in efforts to improve USAID’s insight into water utilities progress.