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2nd addendum of TB APS. The Activity will complement previous and current USAID investments and will prioritize populations and areas that have not been optimally reached. The Activity will: 1) enhance TB contact tracing in communities and will intensify case finding at hospitals, 2) link patients to diagnosis and care, and 3) provide support for successful treatment completion.

HEA - Essential support to accelerate GoI’s progress in achieving and sustaining HIV epidemic control by 2030 by optimizing access, quality, and delivery of HIV/AIDS services, particularly for Key Populations.

The potential scope of works:
1. Strengthen the integration of HIV friendly prevention services for priority populations by developing locally developed and person-centered prevention interventions and risk-reduction messages.

2. Improve care and treatment outcomes for PLHIV. The Activity will focus on identifying and addressing barriers and challenges to continuity of care and access to critical viral load testing.

3. Support the development of Locally-led systems managing, monitoring, and delivering HIV services. This Activity will work closely with the sub-national health units to ensure they have sufficient authority and capacity to plan for, manage, and monitor health service delivery. The Activity will also build the organizational and technical capacity of local actors with the goal of strengthening local organization’s skills in planning, resource mobilization, management of large donor-funded programs, and their strategic development.

Services will directly enhance the ENVE team’s ability to provide mission support across multiple technical areas including: 1) biodiversity conservation, 2) adaptation and climate resilience, 3) natural climate solutions, 4) clean and renewable energy, 5) water resources management, and 6) ocean plastic pollution. Services may also support integrating these sectors across other sectors where USAID works. The contract will also allow the LAC Bureau to provide key environmental and social safeguards.

The Health System Strengthening Flagship scope will build on USAID investments in health financing, health information systems, health workforce, integrated care, and the evidence to policy process to strengthen health system performance and sustain improvements in MCH, TB, HIV, and GHS outcomes

USAID C-TIP program will take a prevention, protection, prosecution and partnership approach to addressing trafficking in persons in Nepal. The activity will strengthen survivor-centered prosecution systems and support dignified reintegration; and, disincentivize irregular recruitment practices.
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Senior Development Advisor

USAID Water Resilience Activity

The Afghanistan Integrated Youth Activity (AIYA) aims to empower Afghan youth, particularly girls and young women by equipping them with market relevant technical and soft skills. AIYA seeks to improve learning outcomes and economic opportunities for both young men and women. The goal is to ensure that Afghan youth, especially girls and young women acquire technical and soft skills to thrive in the market.

The USAID/Bangladesh Supply Chain Systems Strengthening Task Order is a Task Order under the Comprehensive Technical Assistance for Health Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Management (Comprehensive TA) IDIQ award, which is a mechanism within the Next Generation of Supply Chain Suite of Programs (NextGen). The purpose of the Task Order is to improve supply chain systems for commodity security, logistics, and regulation at all levels of the public health system, from national to subnational, to ensure that quality, affordable medicines, and other health commodities are consistently available to healthcare providers and patients when and where they are needed and used appropriately for improved health outcomes, in support of moving toward Universal Health Coverage. Under this intervention area, the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and Directorate General of Family Planning (DGFP) under the Bangladesh Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) will be the main counterparts.