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To strengthen the health system for future challenges such as primary care and a strong foundation to manage health emergencies and infectious disease outbreaks, climate change considerations, and evolving burden of disease for the most vulnerable populations.

This new activity will serve as USAID/Ukraine’s flagship trade and competitiveness project from 2024 to 2029. The award will build on the work of the Competitive Economy Program (CEP), which is scheduled to end in October 2025, and will be a major component of USAID’s Economic Stability and Recovery Initiative (ESRI). The new award will work to foster a better business enabling environment, provide support for competitive industries and firms, boost job creation, and increase exports.

The purpose of this contract is to provide USAID’s Management Bureau, Office of Acquisition and Assistance (M/OAA) with Acquisition and Assistance (A&A) Information Technology (IT) modernization expertise that will support the Agency’s efforts to modernize legacy acquisition and assistance infrastructure and standardize processes and tools across the Agency. Technology plays a crucial role in maintaining M/OAA's credibility and operational efficiency by reducing fraud, waste, and abuse through increased visibility, reduced data silos, improved traceability, and automated compliance activities. The current disparate and outdated systems used by M/OAA not only impede day-to-day operations and increase burden but also pose significant risks in terms of internal controls and compliance.

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The purpose of the Protective Education for Girls in Mali Activity is to increase primary school entry, retention and completion, particularly for girls and learners who have been marginalized due to exposure and/or engagement in the mining industry, with improved foundational skills and social emotional competencies, even in the face of violence, exploitation and abuse.

The goal of this activity is to reduce, manage and mitigate the risk of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases in high-risk ecosystems.

USAID/West Bank and Gaza is considering a potential activity focused on enhancing power management and distribution, advancing clean energy solutions, and supporting energy efficiency measures. This activity will also explore opportunities for private sector partnerships in energy projects.

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 purpose of the contract is to raise the awareness about USAID programs and help increase their impacts in North Macedonia. The contractor will be required to provide high-quality analytics of USAID programs’ impacts and outreach, including production of creative, high-quality communications products, media engagement, and events planning and management. In addition, the contractor will be required to assess the strategic communications capacities of the USAID mission staff and USAID partners and deliver specialized training through workshops. The main audience for this activity includes the general public, mission staff, the private and the public sector.

The Water Engineering Services II (WES II) Activity will partner with the Ministry of Water and Irrigation and local water utilities and collaborate with other international donors to improve and upgrade water supply and distribution systems, enhance wastewater collection systems in selected areas, expand and improve effluent reuse systems, and upgrade operational efficiency at water and wastewater treatment plants.