People To People

TOTAL CONTROL OF THE EPIDEMIC IN 4 PROVINCES OF ZAMBIA THROUGH STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY-BASED HIV PREVENTION AND RESPONSE AND SUPPORTING SCALE UP OF INDEX TESTING AND TRACING PATIENTS LOST TO FOLLOW UP

USAID/SOUTHERN-CENTRAL ZAMBIA FAMILY ACTIVITY

PROJECT LOTO LANGA (LOLA), MEANING "MY DREAM," WILL SUPPORT THE SCALE UP OF DREAMS ACTIVITIES THROUGH A COMPREHENSIVE AND QUALITY PACKAGE OF LAYERED DREAMS INTERVENTIONS IN BLANTYRE DISTRICT. - PROJECT ABSTRACT SUMMARY LOCAL MALAWIAN NGO DEVELOPMENT AID FROM PEOPLE TO PEOPLE (DAPP) IS PLEASED TO PROPOSE PROJECT LOTO LANGA, MEANING ‘MY DREAM’ (HEREAFTER, PROJECT LOLA), IN RESPONSE TO THE CDC REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS (RFA) STRENGTHENING ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY AND COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TARGETING ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN MALAWI THROUGH DETERMINED, RESILIENT, AIDS-FREE MENTORED AND SAFE (DREAMS) PROGRAM UNDER PEPFAR (CDC-RFA-GH22-2253). THE PURPOSE OF PROJECT LOLA IS TO SUPPORT THE SCALE UP OF DREAMS ACTIVITIES THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND HIGH QUALITY PACKAGE OF LAYERED DREAMS INTERVENTIONS FOR AGYW, SEXUAL PARTNERS, PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN BLANTYRE DISTRICT. BUILDING ON DAPP’S MORE THAN TWO DECADES OF EXPERIENCE DELIVERING LOCALLY-OWNED, COMMUNITY-BASED, HIGH-QUALITY HIV SERVICES FOR AGYW IN MALAWI, PROJECT LOLA HAS BEEN CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO ACHIEVE THE INTENDED LONG-TERM OUTCOMES TO SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE HIV INCIDENCE AMONG AGYW, IMPROVE THEIR SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, AND INCREASE FAVORABLE ATTITUDES TOWARDS GENDER EQUITY. IN ITS FIRST YEAR, PROJECT LOLA WILL COVER 15,000 AGYW ENROLLED IN DREAMS CLUBS WHO WILL RECEIVE A STANDARDIZED SOCIAL ASSET BUILDING CURRICULUM IN ADDITION TO LAYERED DREAMS INTERVENTIONS AND CLIENT-CENTERED CLINICAL SERVICES TAILORED TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS. TO ADDRESS HARMFUL GENDER NORMS, 7,500 SEXUAL PARTNERS WILL RECEIVE HIV AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION SESSIONS WHILE 8,000 PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS OF AGYW WILL BE ENROLLED IN AN EVIDENCE-BASED PARENTING PROGRAM THAT HAS PROVEN EFFECTIVE AT IMPROVING PARENT-CHILD COMMUNICATION ABOUT SEXUAL RISK REDUCTION AND GBV. PROJECT LOLA IS GROUNDED IN THE UNDERSTANDING THAT ACHIEVING TRANSFORMATIONAL AND LASTING CHANGE IN THE HIV RISK OF AGYW REQUIRES A RADICAL SHIFT IN HOW HIV PROGRAMS ARE IMPLEMENTED. TO ADDRESS THE COMPLEX SET OF CHALLENGES FACING AGYW IN BLANTYRE, PARTICIPATING GIRLS WILL BE ORGANIZED, EMPOWERED AND SUPPORTED TO PLAY A LEADING ROLE IN THE PROJECT’S DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND EVALUATION FROM DAY ONE. SIMULTANEOUSLY, SEXUAL PARTNERS OF PARTICIPATING AGYW, PARENTS/CAREGIVERS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL BE MOBILIZED TO CREATE AN OVERALL ENABLING ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL REDUCE AGYW’S RISK FOR HIV INFECTION AND WILL BUILD A MORE INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR EACH GIRL TO THRIVE. PLACING AGYW AT THE CENTER OF THE PROJECT – CONCEPTUALLY AND IN IMPLEMENTATION – WILL EMPOWER PARTICIPATING GIRLS TO REDUCE THEIR OWN RISK AND START TO BUILD NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEMSELVES TOWARDS A BETTER FUTURE. DAPP – A LOCAL NGO WITH 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IMPLEMENTING IMPACTFUL, COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH AND EDUCATION PROJECTS AT SCALE BY WORKING IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF MALAWI – HAS THE ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY, EXPERIENCED STAFF, AND STRONG STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIPS REQUIRED TO EFFECTIVELY IMPLEMENT PROJECT LOLA, ACHIEVING ITS SHORT-TERM, INTERMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM OUTCOMES, ESPECIALLY REDUCING HIV INCIDENCE AMONG AGYW AND ASSISTING MALAWI TO ACHIEVE EPIDEMIC CONTROL.

PROJECT TONGA NZOTO; IN CONGOLESE THIS MEANS "REVITALIZE YOUR HEALTH" OR "BUILD UP YOUR BODY."

FIXED AMOUNT AWARD ON THE BOTSWANA COMMUNITY FOCUSED HIV/AIDS PROGRAM WITH A PROVISION OF COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS

REDUCE TB, IMPLEMENTED BY HPP-CONGO AND PARTNER APSME, WILL EMPOWER LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND HEALTH SERVICES TO FIND MISSING CASES AND SUPPORT TB PATIENTS AND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE TREATMENT.

A NEW AWARD FOR THE EDUCATION OFFICE' S WATER SANITATION AND EDUCATION QUALITY WITH THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF $6 210 348 WITH AN AN INITIAL OBLIG

PROVIDING AND SUSTAINING COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY BASED HIV/AIDS SERVICES IN SOUTH

TOTAL CONTROL OF THE EPIDEMIC TCE KINSHASA - LOCAL CONGOLESE NGO HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE CONGO (HPP-CONGO) IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THIS PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT TOTAL CONTROL OF THE HIV EPIDEMIC IN KINSHASA (TCE KINSHASA) IN RESPONSE TO THE CDC REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS ENHANCE POPULATION ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE HIV/AIDS SERVICES TO ACHIEVE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC CONTROL IN THE DRC, SPECIFICALLY IN KINSHASA PROVINCE (CDC-RFA-GH-24-0102). TCE KINSHASA (2024-2029) BUILDS ON THE SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS OF THE ONGOING CDC-FUNDED TONGA NZOTO PROJECT (2019-2024), CURRENTLY BEING IMPLEMENTED BY HPP-CONGO IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH THE GDRC AND HEALTH PROVIDERS IN SIX HZS IN KINSHASA PROVINCE. HPP-CONGO’S TRUSTED TECHNICAL TEAM DESIGNED TCE KINSHASA IN CONSULTATION WITH GDRC COLLEAGUES AND AFFECTED POPULATIONS, TO ENSURE THAT PROJECT APPROACHES WORK WITHIN AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT THAT ACCELERATES DEMAND FOR LIFE-SAVING HIV/TB PREVENTION AND TREATMENT SERVICES. THE PURPOSE OF TCE KINSHASA IS TO STRENGTHEN SYSTEMATIC, PEOPLE-CENTERED APPROACHES TO HIV/TB PREVENTION, DETECTION, AND TREATMENT WHILE IMPROVING CLINICAL AND COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOR KEY AND PRIORITY POPULATIONS. THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE HEALTH EQUITY FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONS, INCLUDING PLHIV, PREGNANT AND BREASTFEEDING WOMEN, HIV-EXPOSED INFANTS, ADOLESCENT GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN, AND KEY POPULATIONS SUCH AS MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN, TRANSGENDER PERSONS, AND FEMALE SEX WORKERS. THE PROJECT WILL SUPPORT HEALTH CARE WORKERS AT THE HF, HZ, AND PROVINCIAL LEVELS TO IMPROVE TECHNICAL AND MANAGERIAL CAPACITIES, WITH A FOCUS ON IMPROVING THE COLLECTION AND USE OF QUALITY DATA TO INFORM PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION AND REACH ALL TARGETS. BY ADDRESSING PRIORITY GAPS AND WEAKNESSES IN SERVICE DELIVERY AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, TCE KINSHASA WILL WORK TO TRANSITION THE OWNERSHIP OF A COMPLETE HIV/TB RESPONSE TO GDRC. AT THE HEART OF TCE KINSHASA IS A STRONG COMMUNITY-FACILITY INTERFACE THAT WILL STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF THE LOCAL HEALTH SYSTEM IN INNOVATIVE HIV/TB CASE FINDING AND DELIVERY OF COMPREHENSIVE PEOPLE-CENTERED SERVICES. THE PROJECT COMBINES LOCALLY-LED SOLUTIONS TO BARRIERS IN EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HIV/TB SERVICES WITH ENGAGING PEOPLE LIVING WITH AND AFFECTED BY HIV AS THEIR OWN CHAMPION IN ACHIEVING TARGETS AND OUTCOMES. TO ENHANCE SUSTAINABILITY, TCE WILL STRENGTHEN THE CAPABILITIES OF HCWS AT THE COMMUNITY, HF, HZ, AND PROVINCIAL LEVELS, RESULTING IN A DATA-DRIVEN HIV/TB RESPONSE THAT THE GDRC CAN LEAD AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL. TCE KINSHASA WILL ACHIEVE TARGETS (IN YEAR 1) INCLUDING TESTING OVER 4,100 PRIORITY POPULATIONS FOR HIV, DISTRIBUTING OVER 6,700 HIV SELF-TESTING KITS TO PEOPLE HESITANT TO TEST IN FACILITIES, PROVIDING RECENCY TESTING FOR OVER 2,000 PEOPLE TO HELP FOCUS PROJECT EFFORTS ON THE HIGHEST RISK POPULATIONS, ENROLLING OVER 3,000 PEOPLE ON PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS, AND PROVIDING SERVICES FOR OVER 7,000 HOUSEHOLDS OF ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN. AT THE HF LEVEL, THE PROJECT WILL STRENGTHEN HEALTH CARE WORKERS’ CAPACITY TO PROVIDE STIGMA-FREE SERVICES. AT THE HZ AND PROVINCIAL LEVELS, THE PROJECT WILL CONDUCT JOINT SUPERVISION AND ANNUAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS IN COORDINATION WITH THE MINISTRIES OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS. ON-THE-JOB TRAINING WILL STRENGTHEN SYSTEMS FOR VALIDATION, ANALYSIS, AND USE OF DATA TO INFORM STRATEGIC COURSE CORRECTIONS. LEVERAGING 18 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, HPP-CONGO WILL SUPPORT THE STRONG DELIVERY OF QUALITY FACILITY- AND COMMUNITY-BASED HIV/TB SERVICES. TCE KINSHASA WILL ACHIEVE OUTCOMES INCLUDING INCREASING UPTAKE OF HIV/TB SERVICES, EXPANDING USE OF DATA TO IMPROVE SERVICES, SUSTAINING ENGAGEMENT IN SERVICES UNTIL CLINICAL GOALS ARE ACHIEVED, AND REDUCING NEW HIV AND TB INFECTIONS AMONG TARGET POPULATIONS. TCE KINSHASA WILL WORK WITH THE GDRC AND LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO BRING THE HIV/TB RESPONSE TO A NEW LEVEL OF QUALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY.

TB LOCAL ORGANIZATION NETWORK

INTEGRATED COMMUNITY PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICES IN HAITI

TOTAL CONTROL OF THE EPIDEMIC: A DOOR-TO-DOOR APPROACH TO STRENGTHEN COMMUN

TCE ZAMBIA- TOTAL CONTROL OF THE EPIDEMIC. A HOUSE-TO-HOUSE APPROACH TO STRENGHT

COMMUNITY WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE IN KATANGA IN THE DRC

COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY, SANITATION, HYGIENE (C-WASH) AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROJECT

THE OVERALL GOAL OF THE PROPOSED PHVP PROGRAM IS TO PREVENT NEW HIV INFECTIONS AMONG MIGRANT AND MOBILE POPULATIONS IN TARGETED FARMING COMMUNITIES AND INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS, FOCUSING PRIMARILY ON THOSE AGED 10-29, ADOLESCENT GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN (AGYW), AND MALES 15-34, THROUGH COMBINATION PREVENTION METHODS DESCRIBED BELOW. PHVP WILL ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL THROUGH INTERVENTIONS THAT: (1) PROMOTE BEHAVIOR CHANGE COMMUNICATION ON HIV PREVENTION TARGETED AT MOBILE AND MIGRANT POPULATIONS IN FARMING COMMUNITIES AND INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS THROUGH THE USE OF STEPPING STONES; (2) IMPROVE LINKAGES TO BIOMEDICAL PREVENTION AND CARE PROGRAMS; AND (3) IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS SOCIAL AND STRUCTURAL BARRIERS TO HIV PREVENTION AND FACILITATE COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP THROUGH COMMUNITY SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING. PHVP WILL REACH THESE TARGET POPULATIONS WITH CUSTOMIZED PACKAGES OF BOTH HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES THAT ADDRESS THEIR NEEDS AT MULTIPLE LEVELS. LARGE AUDIENCES ARE TARGETED WITH RADIO SPOTS, SPORTING AND ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS, AND HEALTH JAMBOREES THAT FOCUS ON HIV PREVENTION MESSAGING AND EXPANDING ACCESS TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES THROUGH STRENGTHENED REFERRAL SYSTEMS. 10,500 WILL BE REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY EVENTS AND A FURTHER 360,000 INDIVIDUALS WILL BE REACHED THROUGH RADIO SPOTS THAT PUBLICIZE STEPPING STONES (SS), OPEN UP CONVERSATIONS ON HIV RELATED ISSUES, AND DRIVE DEMAND FOR PARTICIPATION. PHVP WILL COORDINATE CLOSELY WITH CLINICS AND HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENT ENTITIES, AND OTHER NGOS TO CREATE AND STRENGTHEN LINKAGES TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES. THROUGH 50 LOCALLY EMPLOYED STEPPING STONES FACILITATORS (SSFS) SUPPORTED BY FIVE PROJECT COORDINATORS, 52,652 PEOPLE WILL RECEIVE REFERRALS FOR BIOMEDICAL PREVENTION AND CARE PROGRAMS AS WELL AS ARTS. A FURTHER 700 PEOPLE WILL BE LINKED TO CLINICAL CARE FOR SGBV. TO ENSURE PROGRAM TARGETS ARE MET, PHVP STAFF WILL COLLABORATE CLOSELY WITH PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS AND FACILITIES TO ESTABLISH AND STRENGTHEN LINKAGES AND REFERRAL SYSTEMS. MOREOVER, THEY WILL COORDINATE WITH EXISTING SERVICE-FOCUSED PEPFAR AND GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA (GOSA) PROJECTS. PHVP, THROUGH COMMUNITY SERVICES AND LINKAGES ACTIVISTS (CSLAS) AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL, WILL EDUCATE TARGET POPULATIONS ON REDUCING RISKY BEHAVIORS AND ACCESSING SERVICES SUCH AS CONDOM DISTRIBUTION, VOLUNTARY MEDICAL MALE CIRCUMCISION (VMMC), FAMILY PLANNING, AND HTS. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR IMPROVED PLANNING, RESOURCES AND LINKAGES ACROSS THE CONTINUUM OF PREVENTION, TREATMENT, CARE, AND SUPPORT WILL LEAD TO BETTER OUTCOMES AND A SUSTAINABLE REDUCTION IN PREVALENCE RATES. SGBV REMAINS ONE OF THE KEY DRIVERS OF THE EPIDEMIC, SO PHVP WILL SYSTEMATICALLY PROMOTE VIOLENCE PREVENTION BY IMPROVING AWARENESS OF AND LINKAGE TO POST-VIOLENCE CARE, INCLUDING PROVIDING POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS, LINKING TO AND RAISING AWARENESS OF THUTHUZELA CARE CENTERS (TCC) AND SGBV SAFE HOUSES WHERE THEY EXIST. CSLAS AND SSFS WILL ENSURE LINKAGES TO CARE, TREATMENT, AND SUPPORT AS NEEDED. UNDER THE RELEVANT STEPPING STONES MODULES AND IN OPEN COMMUNITY MEETINGS, PHVP STAFF WILL RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT HARMFUL GENDER NORMS, PRACTICES (E.G., SUBSTANCE ABUSE) AND ATTITUDES THAT PERPETUATE SGBV. IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT PHVP CARRIES OUT THESE ACTIVITIES SUCCESSFULLY, HPPSA AS THE PRIME WILL EXERCISE OVERALL MANAGEMENT, TRAINING, ADMINISTRATION AND REPORTING RESPONSIBILITIES. TO ENHANCE LOCAL OWNERSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY, HPPSA WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH ALL RELEVANT GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AS WELL AS WITH EXISTING CIVIL SOCIETY STRUCTURES AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. A LOCAL SOUTH AFRICAN ORGANIZATION WITH OVER 20 YEARS OF ON-THE-GROUND EXPERIENCE, HPPSA IS KNOWN FOR ITS SUCCESSFUL PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND EFFECTIVE COLLABORATIONS, INCLUDING WITH GOSA AT LOCAL, SUB-DISTRICT, DISTRICT, PROVINCIAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS. AT THE COMMUNITY AND DISTRICT LEVELS, HPPSA WILL WORK WITH CORE PARTNER HOEDSPRUIT TRUST (HTT), A LOCAL NGO WITH EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE T

THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THE LEVERAGING LOCAL CAPACITY MALARIA UNDER THIS ACTIVITY IS TO STRENGTHEN COORDINATION, PREVENTION AND CASE MANAGEMENT OF MALARIA IN LILONGWE AND SALIMA DISTRICTS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED THROUGH TWO MAIN KEY COMPONENTS: CASE MANAGEMENT FOR MALARIA AND MALARIA IN PREGNANCY. BOTH COMPONENTS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED AT FACILITY AND COMMUNITY LEVELS.

ICH-ADDENDUM HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE CONGO

ISOLATED RURAL COMMUNITIES IN SOUTHERN BELIZE STRUGGLE TO MEET BASIC NEEDS, INCLUDING FOOD SECURITY. THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS ESPECIALLY WORSENED CONDITIONS FOR UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS THAT MAKE UP THE MAJORITY OF THESE COMMUNITIES SUCH AS WOMEN, YOUTH, AFRO-DESCENDANTS, AND MAYAN PEOPLE, WHO HAVE RELATIVELY FEW INCOME-GENERATING OR LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. THE IAF SUPPORTS COMMUNITY-LED SOLUTIONS TO EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY. OUR GRANTEE HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE BELIZE (HPPBZ) IS WORKING WITH COMMUNITY GROUPS IN STANN CREEK AND TOLEDO DISTRICTS OF BELIZE TO EXPAND INCOME GENERATION OPPORTUNITIES, INCREASE ACCESS TO SERVICES, ENGAGE UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS SUCH AS YOUTH AND WOMEN TO LEAD COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, AND STRENGTHEN OVERALL COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF GENDER EQUALITY, NUTRITION, HYGIENE, AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. THIS GRANT IS PART OF THE IAF’S WOMEN INVESTING IN GROWTH AND SECURITY (WINGS) INITIATIVE TO EMPOWER WOMEN AS BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS, AND OF THE IAF'S BROADER COVID-19 RESPONSE STRATEGY.

WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GOVERNMENT TO IMPROVE SERVICE DELIVERY AND GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE COMMUNITY-BASED DISASTER RISK RESPONSE.

THE PROGRAM IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF CHILD LABOR AND TO EMPOWER CIVIL SOCIETY AND LOCAL LEADERS TO ENSURE GOVERNMENT ENFORCES LAWS TO PROTECT CHILDREN

TO ESTABLISH PERMANENT COMMUNITY SERVICE HUBS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DYS AND ORGANIZE PEER EDUCATORS TO INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY AND AVAILABILITY OF SERVICES, INFORMATION, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS.

PEOPLE TO PEOPLE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS PROJECT

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMMUNITY LED MONITORING INITIATIVE IN NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE

COMMUNITY LED MONITORING TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF HIV CARE IN ZAMBIA THROUGH CLIENT FEEDBACK COLLECTED BY TRAINED COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

IMPLEMENT THE COMMUNITY LED MONITORING INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF HIV CARE IN ZAMBIA

COMMUNITY LED MONITORING TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF HIV CARE IN ZAMBIA

GCC VIGOR FOGS

HUMANITARIAN MINECLEARANCE

CARE AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS AND ORPHAN AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN.

THE GRANT WILL SUPPORT AN NGO IN SETTING UP, RUNNING SERIES OF ACTIVITIES(CAMPAIGN-CONFERENCES-MEDIA OUTREACH) IN KINGABWA NEIGHBORHOOD OF KINSHASA

CONSOLIDATION OF SOCIAL COHESION AND PEACEFUL COLLABORATION BETWEEN CENTRAL AFRICAN REFUGEES AND HOST POPULATION IN SUD UBANGI PROVINCE.

THE PROJECT WILL ORGANIZE FARMING CLUBS TO INCREASE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND SOCIAL COHESION FOR REFUGEES AND THE LOCAL CONGOLESE HOST COMMUNITY.

ZAMBIA FAMILY SIMPLIFIED GRANTS

GH11-1170: PROVIDING AND SUSTAINING COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY BASED HIV/AIDS SERVICES IN SOUTH