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The All Children Succeeding Activity will improve the learning outcomes of Uzbekistani primary school students. To achieve this, the activity will strengthen the capacity of education sector systems to provide quality learning environments with the instruction, materials and support that children need while they are in school, at home, or in the community. Equity and inclusion will serve as core principles of this activity; therefore, interventions will work to address the learning needs of children with disabilities and integrate Universal Design for Learning principles to ensure that approaches reach and support all children.

The deployment of timely and reliable organizational and programmatic monitoring and learning is essential for USAID/India to generate effective learnings for the improvement of health for the vulnerable populations. Additionally, the crystallization of such data not only drives evidence-based decision-making for future Mission investments, it also ensures accountability to the Mission, Washington, and the American people. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic,
USAID investments across its health portfolio have risen to address the global strain on health systems - simultaneously, the concurrent growth in investments, shift to more localized investments, and difficult transition to remote working conditions in much of the donor community has made the tracking of programming more challenging.

Task Order for the New Integrated Crime and Violence Prevention Project -under IDIQ - Active Communities - Effective States (ACES) - Small Buisness Set Aside

USAID/Uzbekistan plans on awarding a new enterprise development/business enabling environment activity, Market Systems Transformed. To achieve sustainable and inclusive economic growth, the new Activity will focus on strengthening businesses and the business enabling environment in targeted sectors, while working on the removal of policy and economic barriers to new and existing businesses owned by the women, youth, and people with disabilities participating in these sectors.

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The activity will focus on four sectors: (1) Information and Communication Technology (ICT), (2) Textiles, (3) Tourism, and (4) Green economy sub-sectors. Key areas of interventions will focus on reducing barriers to private sector growth, increasing private sector investment and access to finance across the market systems, and increasing private sector engagement across the market systems.

The activity will encourage U.S. technology adoption by the local private sector to enhance e-commerce and trade and will leverage private sector investment and promote private sector-led development.

Inclusion IIIb aims to improve the quality of life of person with disabilities in provinces heavily sprayed with Agent Orange

The purpose of this award is to improve reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) outcomes by strengthening PHC in pastoral areas of the country.

The purpose of the activity is to enhance the capacity of the Ministry of Health to deliver quality RMNCAH services. Specifically, this activity will support the health sector in planning, implementing, regulating, institutionalizing, and sustaining the quality improvement efforts in the country for improved client satisfaction and health service utilization resulting in improved health outcomes.

The contract will be part of the Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain Suite of Programs (NextGen). The contractor will provide warehousing and transportation for USAID-funded health commodities after their initial delivery to procurement-defined destinations, in a manner that exemplifies commercial logistics best practices, promotes local logistics market health and, through the development of a relevant body of knowledge, accelerates host-government engagement with the private sector while improving performance, accountability and cost. This award will not procure any health commodities. The contractor must coordinate with other NextGen awardees. Visit Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain - https://www.usaid.gov/work-usaid/find-a-funding-opportunity/next-genera… - for additional information.

The purpose of the new voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) program (Wanaume Wapya, in Swahili) is to increase circumcision coverage rate to 95 percent among males 15 years old or older in the USAID-supported PEPFAR regions of Iringa, Morogoro, Njombe, Singida and Tabora; provide technical support for integration of VMMC services into GoT’s routine health services; and transition the VMMC services to local actors and GoT in line with the national sustainability plan. This activity will engage men and boys in ways that acknowledge and meet their unique needs as clients.

The Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) Activity is expected to be a Four-year Award
which is designed to introduce and promote climate smart technologies for
sustainable growth of the agriculture sector and create resilience in communities associated with
agriculture. CSA activity will also work on ways to increase public and private sector investment
in research and innovation for adaptation and resilience in agriculture.