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USAID/Bangladesh is planning an effective and responsive local governance and practices activity. The activity may support local elected government institutions to be more effective, responsive, inclusive and accountable institutions to address social issues and provide quality basic services to the most marginalized.

The purpose of this activity is to identify and implement proven, evidence-based vector control approaches in Tanzania. This activity does not include implementation of indoor residual spraying (IRS) and Larval Source Management (LSM). This activity will provide technical support for the IRS and LSM. This activity focuses on insecticide treated bednets (ITNs) that includes determining the quantity of ITNs needed annually to maintain high population access and implementing delivery/distribution/issuing of ITNs using the Government of Tanzania (Mainland and Zanzibar) approved bed net distribution channels.

The new activity "Policy, Technology, and Data: Strengthening Citizen Security Across Central America and the DR" aims to modernize citizen security policy development through technology and data. In addition, it will promote leveraging peer networks, exchanges of best practices, and build upon lessons learned across the region.

The Civic Engagement Activity is an initiative aimed at fostering a more politically engaged citizenry in Iraq, enhancing trust and participation in the country's democratic processes. This activity seeks to elevate civic literacy, empower citizens to actively engage and contribute to discussions on issues of concern. Equipping citizens with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate effectively in the democratic processes.

This includes fostering awareness of governmental processes, promoting access to accurate media content, facilitating increased engagement with government entities at various levels, and empowering citizens to participate in public life.

Overall, this activity represents a concerted effort to build a more resilient and participatory democracy in Iraq, with a particular emphasis on empowering marginalized groups.

Localization will be central to this activity, with local leadership involved in activity design and priority setting. Sub-grants will help identify potential local partners for direct awards to USAID/Iraq. The implementing partner will integrate local capacity strengthening in line with USAID's policy throughout all activities.A collaborative approach to program design with applicants before application submission ensures alignment with mission priorities and incorporates Iraqi voices.

This will be an amendment to the TPQ Multi Year APS and will use the Learning and Capacity Strengthening template. The amendment will be focused on the WASH sector in support of the BHA WASH 5-year Research and Capacity Building Agenda priority areas of (i) improving the speed of WASH service delivery, (ii) targeting of WASH interventions, and (iii) operation, maintenance, and durability of WASH infrastructure. We may issue a first-round call for Concept Notes prior to requesting full applications from a subset of concept note applicants for review.

The purpose of the NTPMP is to provide third party monitoring services to ensure adequate management oversight of BHA's implementing partners. These will be implemented throughout high security threat environments of Northeastern Nigeria.

New Agriculture Activity to increase the capacity, sustainable productivity, and incomes of key stakeholders in Egypt’s agriculture market systems.

Request for Information (RFI) #72026323RFI00002 was posted on Grants.gov and SAM.gov on Sep. 12, 2023, with response due date by Oct. 3, 2023.

RFI 72026323RFI00001 for this Activity was posted on sam.gov on May 10, 2023. Draft Scope of Work was posted on sam.gov on May 12, 2024.

The objective of this new Activity is to improve the resilience of Egypt's economy by assisting concerned Government of Egypt (GOE) institutions to address selected macroeconomic challenges. The International Monetary Fund defines macroeconomic resilience as the ability of countries to withstand shocks (instantaneous resilience) and recover quickly towards potential growth (dynamic resilience). The more resilience to existential threats, including climate change, is integrated into Egypt’s macroeconomic framework, the more stable and stronger Egypt’s economy will become.

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