2001 BHR/PVC Country Report

Bureau for Humanitarian ResponseOffice of Private and Voluntary CooperationU.S. Agency for International DevelopmentWashington, DC 20523

2001BHR/PVCCOUNTRY REPORT

PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number

Grant Program & Activity Officer

START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP

COST-SHARE TOTALAWARD LOP

OBLIGATEDTHRU FY1999

OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - AFRICA REGIONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report

Country Level Funding

(Africa Region)

$378,743

Foundation for International Community Assistance, Inc. (FINCA International, Inc.)FAO-A-00-94-00031-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $378,743

To expand the scope of village banking programs by strengthening affiliates' institutional capacity, governing structures, sustainability planning, management skills, intermediation techniques,linkages to capitalization, and financial management systems.

$176,056 $528,168$129,181


09/00 - 08/05 $13,438,964 $3,333,629 $833,405

Title: Balancing Network Sustainability and Client SatisfactionTo provide village banking services to 445,000 poor microentrepreneurs, mainly women, by establishing infrastructure at the affiliate, hub, and headquarters levels that is technically andfinancially sustainable.

$176,056 $528,168$129,181$378,743$1,212,148AFRICA REGION TOTAL:

KEY: CS-Child Survival, CD-Cooperative Development, DE-Development Education, FF-Farmer-to-Farmer, MG-Matching Grant, PS-Program Support, VT-Victims of TortureNOTE: Planned FY obligations reflect only planned funding to meet mortgages for current activities since future year awards are determined by a competitive process.

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This report includes PVC awards funded in FY2000 and ongoing awards active during the period of October 1, 1999 - September 30, 2000.

PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ANGOLABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$850,000

Christian Children's Fund, Inc. (CCF)FAO-A-00-98-00059-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/02 $386,729 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / AngolaTo improve child survival and maternal health services in the Moxico District of eastern Angola near the border of Congo and Zambia, where nearly the entire population suffers from disease,malnutrition, war-related stresses, the disintegration of the family, and the destruction of the health care infrastructure. This will be accomplished through home visits, community education,and training caregivers in both the medical and psychosocial components of health.

$850,000$850,000ANGOLA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ARMENIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Europe & Eurasia Region)

$346,878 $346,878$350,313$317,812

ACDI/VOCAFAO-A-00-99-00018-00FF - Larry W. Harms

09/99 - 09/03 $2,223,525 $5,075,000 $1,361,881

Title: The Farmer-to-Farmer Program in the CaucasusTo expand on existing programs in the Caucasus region. In Armenia, the program will continue to focus on small and microenterprise development, postharvest handling, value-addedprocessing, packaging, labeling, and marketing. In Azerbaijan, the program will focus on horticulture production, processing, and marketing. In Georgia, the program will continue efforts todevelop farm credit systems, create a sustainable institution to provide loans and financial services to rural credit associations, and support the development of a seed industry. Working inclose partnership with local nongovernmental organizations in each country, ACDI/VOCA plans to have self-sustaining support organizations in place at project completion.

$125,000


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $125,000


$346,878 $346,878$350,313$442,812$1,486,881ARMENIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ASIA AND THE NEAR EAST REGIONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Asia & The Near East Region)

$209,968$220,167

COUNTERPART International, Inc.FAO-A-00-97-00048-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

09/97 - 09/02 $2,249,873 $430,135

To promote reforestation and biodiversity. The project's specific goals are to (1) integrate economic development with reforestation and biodiversity; (2) promote synergy among local partners,nongovernmental organizations, forest gardeners, religious leaders, local and national governments, and community-based organizations on the management and replication of forest gardensin diverse ecozones; (3) build the sustainable capacity of COUNTERPART and Earthkind International to manage reforestation and biodiversity projects by adapting forest gardenmethodology; (4) produce income and food for forest gardeners and their families; and (5) foster local and international markets for ‘certifiable’ forest garden products.

$209,968$220,167$430,135ASIA AND THE NEAR EAST REGION TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - AZERBAIJANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$320,421 $320,421$323,594$344,298


09/99 - 09/03 $2,223,525 $5,075,000 $1,308,734


$125,000


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $125,000


$320,421 $320,421$323,594$469,298$1,433,734AZERBAIJAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BANGLADESHBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$253,485

CONCERN Worldwide (U.S.), Inc.FAO-A-00-98-00077-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/00 $298,217 $253,485

Title: Child Survival / BangladeshTo strengthen the municipal health system's capacity to deliver good quality, sustainable child survival services in the urban slum areas of Mymensingh and Saidpur in Bangladesh.

$395,664$400,000


09/00 - 09/04 $335,531 $994,578 $795,664

Title: Child Survival / BangladeshTo strengthen the municipality's capacity to deliver good quality child survival services which will improve the health of mothers and children in Saidpur and Parbatipur, and which can besustained with existing Municipal and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) resources.

$975,659

Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. (CARE)FAO-A-00-95-00035-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/95 - 06/00 $3,347,834 $975,659

Title: Child Survival / BangladeshTo expand CARE's current work in child survival in the Sylhet District. Key interventions include immunization, family planning, diarrheal disease control, Vitamin A supplementation, andHIV/AIDS support. In Kenya, CARE is building on a successful, ongoing health education, water, and sanitation project; and plans on controlling malaria, pneumonia, diarrheal disease, andHIV/AIDS as well as improving immunization and family planning coverage. In Niger, CARE is implementing a child survival project in the Merriah, Matameye, and Magaria districts of theZinder Department. Key interventions include expanding the immunization program, improving nutrition, controlling diarrheal diseases and malaria, and making all programs sustainable.

$34,075$30,915$18,545

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA)FAO-A-00-97-00012-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $83,535

To help electric cooperatives in target countries meet growing electrical service needs by providing the financial and technical support necessary to strengthen the managerial, financial, andoperational capacities of existing cooperatives, and to establish new cooperatives.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$96,675$298,289

Winrock International Institute for Agricultural Development (WI)FAO-A-00-96-90028-00FF - Larry W. Harms

09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $394,964

To help increase food quantity and quality and to improve the effectiveness and environmental sustainability of farming and marketing operations through technical assistance, technologytransfer, and training for both male and female agroentrepreneurs and agricultural associations. U.S. volunteers will continue to transfer technology and information in response to requestsfrom host enterprises, and to coordinate with other U.S. foreign assistance enterprises to foster democratic and economic reforms. The FY00 Annual Funding Level includes $2,000,000 co-funded by USAID/Nigeria.

$333,333

Helen Keller International, Inc. (HKI)FAO-A-00-96-90048-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $333,333

To decrease the prevalence of preventable blindness and eye diseases and to improve the quality of life of blind people in selected communities in Morocco, Tanzania, and Mexico. Over athree-year period, Project Sustainable, Efficient Eye Care will continue to foster sustainable, efficient methods of eye care service delivery by creating partnerships between public, private, andnonprofit organizations.

$533,661

International Development Enterprises (IDE)FAO-A-00-97-00047-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/00 $1,640,000 $533,661

To expand the mass marketing of small-scale water and irrigation technologies (treadle pumps, drip irrigation) in two country programs. The project will also increase IDE's capacity to expandits global effectiveness, both in the field and at headquarters.

$282,000

Private Agencies Collaborating Together, Inc. (PACT)FAO-A-00-97-00040-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $282,000

To manage projects divided into four elements with the following goals: (1) The Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Information Tracking (MERIT) Program will strengthen the capability ofprivate and voluntary organizations (PVOs) and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to monitor, evaluate, and report on their projects. (2) PACT publications will be more broadlydisseminated so PVOs and NGOs can access and exchange development information more easily. (3) PACT will combine its resources and experiences with those of the Prince of WalesBusiness Leaders Forum to facilitate the building of partnerships between NGOs and the business sector. (4) PACT and International Voluntary Services, Inc. (IVS) will form a joint ventureto leverage resources to promote the development of a national service corps.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$61,474 $61,474$194,549


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,497

Title: PACT Proposal for USAID/BHR/PVC Matching Grant Program, Fiscal Year 2000To increase the capacity and sustainability of nongovernmental organizations through regional alliances and entrepreneurial partnerships.

$180,000

The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO)FAO-A-00-97-00049-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/00 $900,000 $900,000 $180,000

To (1) improve the health status and health programs of target communities; (2) increase the capacity of local nongovernmental organizations in these communities to develop, implement,monitor, and evaluate sustainable community-based health programs; and (3) build on the basic health information system put in place by SAWSO over the last 2 1/2 years and ensure thatthe system remains operational and sustainable after the project ends.

$84,076$336,304

Save the Children Federation, Inc. (SC/US)FAO-A-00-96-00003-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $420,380

To systematically empower children, women and other disadvantaged groups, both economically and socially, by expanding their participation in decision-making at all levels of society. SCwill achieve this by collaborating with local and national nongovernmental organizations, coalitions, governments, the private sector, and other organizations committed to democratic pluralism,gender equity, and economic growth that benefits disadvantaged women and children.

$59,946$127,553$127,500

World Relief Corporation of National Association of Evangelicals (WRC)FAO-A-00-98-00069-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/98 - 09/03 $2,500,000 $314,999

Title: Capacity Building for Microenterprise DevelopmentTo improve the income, health, and welfare of the poorest members of the economically active population (mostly women) in selected countries in South Asia and Africa. The program will (1)help local partners in four countries (and three secondary countries) develop financial self-sufficiency, and (2) expand WRC's capacity to provide the technical and capacity-buildingassistance necessary to develop microenterprises.

$491,213 $121,420$933,768$3,338,776$4,885,177BANGLADESH TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BELARUSBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$117,214 $117,214$118,215$42,450

The Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs (CNFA)FAO-A-00-99-00017-00FF - Larry W. Harms

09/99 - 09/03 $2,521,388 $5,875,000 $395,093

Title: The Farmer-to-Farmer Agribusiness Volunteer Project in West NISTo accelerate market-oriented development through innovative exchanges and partnerships between private citizens and U.S. enterprises. In Ukraine, the program will focus on helpingprivate farmers organize democratic associations and cooperatives, developing small and medium-scale private agribusinesses, and improving access to credit. In Moldova, the program willstrengthen the National Farmers Federation and other private farmers’ organizations, create private farmer credit systems, and develop small and medium-scale private agribusinesses. InBelarus, the focus will be on strengthening the Belarus Farmers Union, helping people become grassroots private farmers, and linking promising private farmers with Western agribusiness.

$117,214 $117,214$118,215$42,450$395,093BELARUS TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BENINBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$800,000

AfricareFAO-A-00-97-00043-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,243,220 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / BeninTo support the Ministry of Health's strategy to improve maternal and child health. The key elements of the program are training, community mobilization, and education with the goal of (1)reducing malaria-related morbidity and mortality, (2) improving family planning knowledge and increasing the use of modern contraceptive methods, and (3) improving the knowledge andpractice of HIV/STD prevention techniques. The LOP includes $243,220 co-funded by USAID/Benin in FY00.

$800,000$800,000BENIN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BOLIVIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Latin America & The Caribbean Region)

$585,463


09/97 - 09/01 $731,828 $731,828 $585,463

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo improve maternal and child health through interventions in (1) diarrheal disease case management, (2) community education on maternal health (with an em phasis on how to prevent andrecognize high-risk pregnancies and neonatal complications), (3) STD/HIV/AIDS prevention, and (4) birth spacing. CARE will establish a network of community-based service providers thatwill include volunteers, community physicians, pharmacists, and the CIES (the nongovernmental Bolivian Center for Investigation [research], Education, and Services) clinic in El Alto; and willconduct educational activities with organized women's and men's groups and neighborhood councils (Juntas Vecinales).

$847,215

Curamericas (CURAM)FAO-A-00-97-00027-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $1,000,000 $1,059,019 $847,215

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo build upon the successes of the ARHC's current Child Survival (CS) project in partnership with Consejo de Salud Rural Andino (CSRA). The project is specifically focused on (1)increasing municipal CS and primary health care services, (2) helping communities direct and manage their own health care services and increase citizen participation in these services, (3)strengthening leadership skills in the ARHC so the organization can spearhead the development of sustainable CS and primary health care systems in underserved populations, and (4)increasing the capacity of the CSRA to provide sustainable, long-term, primary health care and CS services within the evolving municipal structures of Bolivia.

$326,710$603,125

International Eye Foundation, Inc. (IEF)FAO-A-00-99-00039-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $333,471 $999,703 $929,835

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo improve the sustainable delivery of child survival interventions by increasing the managerial capacity of Centro de Promocion Agropecuaria Campesia and improving the quality of individualinterventions.

$291,593$540,977

Medical Care Development, Inc. (MCD)FAO-A-00-99-00023-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $407,656 $999,447 $832,570

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo decrease the morbidity and mortality of children under five and women 15-49, especially deaths related to obstetric causes.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$425,000$425,000

Save the Children Federation, Inc. (SC/US)FAO-A-00-00-00010-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/00 - 09/04 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo reduce the mortality of children under five by strengthening the health system. The project will implement four child survival interventions: nutrition and micronutrient supplementation,pneumonia case management, control of diarrheal disease, and immunization.

$28,776$26,504$85,721

Americas Association of Cooperative/Mutual Insurance Societies, Inc. (AAC/MIS)FAO-A-00-97-00015-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $141,001

To strengthen cooperative insurance companies in six Latin American focus countries by providing technical assistance that will enable these companies to improve their managementstrategies, offer expanded insurance products, and increase their marketing efforts in a sustainable manner. The end result of this program will be greater financial security for individual andmicroenterprise clients.

$32,875$29,714$17,345


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $79,934


$134,549$1,197,231


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $1,331,780

To increase farm and agribusiness productivity and increase farmer and agribusiness incomes in developing countries. The program will spread information and provide person-to-persontraining in technology and organizational and management skills.

$80,580$476,897

Partners of the Americas (Partners)FAO-A-00-96-90034-00FF - Larry W. Harms

09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $557,477

To promote broad-based economic growth in the rural areas of core countries by increasing the production and distribution of food through environmentally sustainable agricultural practicesand natural resource management. Partners also aims to promote increased citizen participation and volunteerism in the development process by strengthening local institutions andreinforcing democratic experiences.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$214,500

ACCION InternationalFAO-A-00-94-00024-00MG - Tom Kennedy

08/94 - 09/00 $1,951,648 $214,500

To help four affiliated organizations transform into financial intermediary institutions, and increase the capacity of ACCION International to support its affiliates through this transformationprocess.

$112,000$352,800

Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. (CARE)FAO-A-00-96-90051-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/96 - 09/01 $3,759,840 $464,800

To implement the concept of household livelihood security. Specifically, the project will help four country offices improve (1) the targeting of beneficiaries, (2) the choice of multisectoralinterventions, (3) the design or redesign of projects, and (4) the monitoring and evaluation of household impact to increase the ability of these CARE country programs to analyze householdlivelihood security and move projects to best practices. The project also aims to build the offices' ability to partner with local organizations and expand their capacity to deliver servicesefficiently, effectively, and sustainability.

$112,140 $112,135$315,936

Curamericas (CURAM)FAO-A-00-00-00017-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

08/00 - 08/03 $1,620,623 $1,620,623 $540,211

Title: Promoting Community Health through the combined Implementation of Primary Health Care and Microenterprise DevelopmentTo promote family and community health and reduce unnecessary suffering, sickness, and death by providing primary health care and microenterprise development services.

$26,000$23,000

Freedom from HungerFAO-A-00-99-00046-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/99 - 09/02 $900,000 $900,000 $49,000

Title: Improving the Maternal/Child Health Impacts of ‘Credit with Education’To improve the integration of maternal/child health (MCH) education with micro-finance services to help make MCH promotion financially sustainable.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$227,589

Heifer Project International, Inc. (HPI)FAO-A-00-97-00050-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

09/97 - 06/01 $1,275,000 $227,589

To strengthen HPI's capacity to implement sustainable rural development in its global program using the cornerstone model for value-based planning and management in Bolivia, Zimbabwe,and Indonesia. The primary focus of the project is to introduce a participatory training approach that will encourage local nongovernmental organizations and community organizations todefine, plan, manage, monitor, and evaluate their own development initiatives. Training topics will include leadership, record keeping and accounting, goal setting, planning and evaluation,nutrition, food production, animal management, marketing, soil and water conservation, and microcredit.

$49,500$198,000

PLAN International USA, Inc. (d/b/a Childreach)FAO-A-00-96-90047-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/96 - 08/01 $2,250,000 $247,500

To enhance PLAN International's ability to effectively implement microenterprise lending programs focused on women and children.

$67,911

Pro Women (Programs for Women/Pro Mujer)FAO-A-00-99-00056-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/99 - 09/02 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $67,911

Title: Pro WomenTo increase the income and employment of a significant number of poor women in Bolivia and Peru by helping them establish small businesses and become more efficient in their roles asmothers, income earners, and community members.

$174,838 $174,838$250,736

Strategies for International Development (SID)FAO-A-00-00-00020-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/00 - 09/03 $1,624,296 $1,466,306 $600,412

Title: Reclaim Soils and Pastures and Reduce Rural PovertyTo ecologically restore farms in the Altiplano region of Bolivia and Peru by increasing soil and pasture fertility. This will boost productivity and increase farm incomes.

$799,629 $286,973$2,065,822$5,414,774$8,567,198BOLIVIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BRAZILBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$602,440

ACDI/VOCAFAO-A-00-97-00017-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $602,440

To strengthen democratic, member-owned cooperatives so they can become sustainable, group-based businesses. This will be accomplished by providing the necessary technicalassistance and fostering local, national, and international partnerships that can help primarily rural, agricultural cooperatives become financially sustainable and capable of managingthemselves.

$104,187$107,562$318,741

World Council of Credit Unions, Inc. (WOCCU)FAO-A-00-97-00008-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $530,490

To increase savings and credit services to local populations, and strengthen existing credit unions so they can become financially sound providers of high-quality microfinance services to theirmembers.

$61,474 $61,474$194,549


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,497


$165,661 $61,474$302,111$921,181$1,450,427BRAZIL TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BULGARIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$86,068$86,068$441,012

Land O'Lakes, Inc. (LOL)FAO-A-00-97-00009-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $613,148

To identify sustainable, primarily agricultural cooperatives and assist them in improving their financial viability and the services they provide to members. This program will also try to buildgrassroots support for U.S. international development in the American agricultural community.

$33,180$34,255$149,292


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $216,727


$99,061

Center for Victims of Torture (CVT)FAO-G-00-00-00043-00VT - Barbara C. Kennedy

09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061

Title: Capacity Building for Foreign Treatment CentersTo provide technical assistance and training to twelve centers in five regions of the world that treat survivors of politically motivated torture.

$119,248$219,384$590,304$928,936BULGARIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - BURKINA FASOBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$298,198$552,492

PLAN International USA, Inc. (d/b/a Childreach)FAO-A-00-99-00059-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $416,630 $999,991 $850,690

Title: Child Survival / Burkina FasoTo achieve sustainable improvements in the health of children under five and women of childbearing age.

$7,983


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $7,983


$298,198$560,475$858,673BURKINA FASO TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - CAMBODIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$340,000

Partners for Development (PFD)FAO-A-00-98-00073-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/00 $132,942 $400,000 $340,000

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo strengthen the local capacity to plan, manage, and evaluate outreach programs on diarrheal disease, infant feeding practices, and immunization; to improve interagency collaboration andinstitutional partnerships; and to develop appropriate training program materials and systems for improved logistics.

$425,000$425,000


09/00 - 03/04 $339,544 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo improve the health of children less than five years old by controlling diarrheal disease, increasing immunization, improving nutrition, supplying micronutrients, and promoting breastfeeding.

$50,018$595,000

World Relief Corporation of National Association of Evangelicals (WRC)FAO-A-00-98-00051-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/02 $333,376 $1,000,000 $645,018

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo reduce the mortality and morbidity of 24,402 children under age five, 2,747 children 60-71months old, and 14,347 women 15-45 years of age; increase the capacity of the Kriek DistrictMinistry of Health to implement four key child survival (CS) interventions (family planning, diarrhea case management, Vitamin A, and immunizations) on an ongoing basis; strengthen thecapacity of traditional birth attendants and drug sellers to provide safe, appropriate counsel and supplies for birth spacing and diarrhea control in the project area; and enable WRC to developa long-term strategic plan for its CS program in general, and an effective quality assurance approach to improve the impact of all of its CS projects.

$680,000

World Vision, Inc. (WVUS)FAO-A-00-96-00036-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/96 - 09/00 $291,686 $849,792 $680,000

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo support the Ministry of Health's decentralized Primary Health Care Plan, and reduce mortality and morbidity in children under age five by (1) strengthening case management, preventive,and promotional interventions at every level, and (2) enhancing the local ability to sustain child survival activities in five poor communities in the Kean Svay District and the Kandal Province ofCambodia.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - CAMBODIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$214,165$380,825


09/00 - 09/03 $292,802 $699,987 $594,990

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo reduce morbidity and mortality in children and women of childbearing age by using immunization, nutrition, management of childhood illnesses, and birthspacing.

$47,900


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $47,900


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$639,165$954,904$1,662,900$3,256,969CAMBODIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - CAMEROONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$425,000$425,000


09/00 - 09/04 $366,778 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / CameroonTo reduce infant and child mortality by increasing access to community-based health care and improving the quality of health services in the project area. The project is being implemented inpartnership with the Ministry of Health (MOH), Italian Cooperation (IC), European Union (EU), Women-Health-Development in Sub-Saharan Africa (FESADE), and the Association for Self-Promotion of the East Province Population (AAPPEC).

$425,000$425,000$850,000CAMEROON TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$30,405$61,446$81,567

National Telephone Cooperative Association (NTCA)FAO-A-00-97-00011-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $173,418

To help people in focus countries gain access to adequate telecommunications facilities by creating telecommunication cooperatives and community telecenters, and by strengthening existingcooperatives in other sectors (e.g., credit, agriculture). This project also aims to enhance public-private partnerships which improve the access to, and the quality of, existingtelecommunications.

$30,405$61,446$81,567$173,418CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - DOMINICAN REPUBLICBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$58,398$52,205$22,144


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $132,747


$58,398$52,205$22,144$132,747DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - EAST AFRICABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$64,000 $64,000$64,000$128,000

Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. (AKF USA)FAO-A-00-98-00078-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $320,000

Title: Promoting Health Reform in Three Countries in Central and South Asia and East Africa Through Institutional Capacity Building, Partnership Strengthening, and Documenting andDisseminating Best PracticesTo achieve sustainable improvements in the health of women and children in South and Central Asia and East Africa. The purpose of the project is to address needed changes in the healthsystems of the participating countries, and to develop efficient resource management and effective health service delivery.

$64,000 $64,000$64,000$128,000$320,000EAST AFRICA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ECUADORBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$357,890

MAP International, Inc. (MAP)FAO-A-00-99-00044-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/01 $198,002 $399,560 $357,890

Title: Child Survival / EcuadorTo improve the health and nutritional status, and lower the mortality rates, of women and children under age six in the project area.

$67,150$265,516


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $332,666


$130,000


08/94 - 09/00 $1,951,648 $130,000


$61,200 $61,200$61,200$122,400

Project HOPE - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Inc.FAO-A-00-98-00028-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 08/03 $2,400,000 $306,000

Title: Alleviating the Effects of Poverty on Women and Children: An Expansion of Project HOPE's Village Health Bank ApproachTo alleviate poverty and its effects on women and children by increasing family incomes and improving health, living conditions, and personal wellbeing. The project will (1) strengthen ProjectHOPE's ability to provide effective technical support to its affiliates who implement the Village Health Bank (VHB) program, (2) expand the existing VHB programs in Ecuador and help thesecountries to run the program by themselves, and (3) establish the VHB program in Guatemala, Peru, and Malawi, and help these countries implement the program successfully.

$61,200 $61,200$128,350$875,806$1,126,556ECUADOR TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - EGYPTBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$425,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $1,000,000 $425,000

Title: Child Survival / EgyptTo sustainably reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality in the Salamout District, Minya, Upper Egypt. The LOP includes $500,000 co-funded by USAID/Egypt in FY99.

$8,476

Land O'Lakes, Inc. (LOL)FAO-A-00-96-00005-00FF - Larry W. Harms

09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $8,476

To increase the number of viable microenterprises and small businesses in the agricultural sector by defining needs that can be met by short-term volunteer specialists recruited by LOL. LOLwill work in partnership with an indigenous counterpart organization in each of three core countries to identify clients, implement the assistance program, and evaluate the impact of volunteerassignments.

$282,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $282,000


$42,038$168,152


09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $210,190


$42,038$883,628$925,666EGYPT TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - EL SALVADORBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$30,408$28,008$90,583


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $148,999


$258,435$258,435

National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA)FAO-A-00-97-00014-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $516,870

To strengthen the capacity of indigenous cooperative development organizations (ICDOs) by providing the necessary technical assistance and strengthening linkages among ICDOs. Thiswill allow them to provide cooperative development services complementary to those provided by the NCBA, and eventually become primary providers of these services to local cooperatives.

$197,869


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $197,869


$53,720$179,102


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $232,822


$146,059 $319,301$93,245$100,692

Catholic Relief Services - USCC, Inc. (CRS)FAO-A-00-99-00054-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/99 - 09/04 $2,847,571 $2,749,330 $659,297

Title: Emerging Financial Institutions of Catholic Relief ServicesTo promote social and economic justice by enabling the self-employed poor, especially women, to participate in the formal financial sector.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - EL SALVADORBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$84,076$336,304


09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $420,380


$84,000$345,000

TechnoServe, Inc.FAO-A-00-96-90045-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $429,000

To help the rural poor in Latin American and Africa develop enterprises which will promote rural economic growth and achieve sustainable economic and social improvements in their lives.

$434,902 $319,301$601,484$1,249,550$2,605,237EL SALVADOR TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ETHIOPIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$400,000$399,954


09/00 - 09/04 $370,416 $999,942 $799,954

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo decrease morbidity and mortality in 25,500 children under the age of five and 31,000 women of childbearing age living in the Gambella Region, and reach up to 13,000 teenagers in thisregion with HIV/AIDS prevention messages.

$700,892


09/95 - 12/00 $317,018 $824,578 $700,892

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo implement a project to improve maternal and child health in the North Shewa Zone of the Amhara Regional State of Ethiopia in partnership with the Christian Children’s Fund. The projectwill focus on four interventions: an expanded immunization program, diarrhea case management, Vitamin A supplementation and nutrition improvement, and breastfeeding.

$800,000


09/97 - 09/01 $333,300 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo sustainably reduce infant and maternal mortality through improved caretaker practices, access to care, and quality of care at the community level.

$1,045,236


09/95 - 09/01 $581,781 $1,897,344 $1,045,236

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo reduce child mortality and morbidity by strengthening community health services to women of childbearing age and children under six.

$148,306


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $148,306



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ETHIOPIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$142,959$998,142


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $1,141,101


$376,868

Food for the Hungry, Inc. (FH)FAO-A-00-95-00011-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

04/95 - 03/00 $3,400,000 $376,868

To help the urban poor increase their incomes by participating in a microenterprise loan program that fosters good business ethics and values and encourages an attitude of self-reliance anddemocratic participation. The goal of the program is to help make participants capable of determining and meeting their development needs.

$282,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $282,000


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$400,000$641,974$4,351,444$5,393,418ETHIOPIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - EUROPE AND EURASIA REGIONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$176,056 $528,168$129,181


09/00 - 08/05 $13,438,964 $3,333,629 $833,405


$176,056 $528,168$129,181$833,405EUROPE AND EURASIA REGION TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GABONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$96,675


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $96,675


$96,675$96,675GABON TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GEORGIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$329,240 $329,240$332,500$344,298


09/99 - 09/03 $2,223,525 $5,075,000 $1,335,278


$125,000


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $125,000


$329,240 $329,240$332,500$469,298$1,460,278GEORGIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GHANABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$799,998


09/97 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,000,000 $799,998

Title: Child Survival / GhanaTo improve the health of children and mothers by supporting the country’s recently implemented maternal/newborn care and family planning programs, supporting the existing expandedimmunization program, and introducing diarrheal case management, malaria prevention and treatment, and pneumonia case management.

$47,574


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $47,574


$96,675$194,743


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $291,418


$358,187

Adventist Development and Relief Agency International, Inc. (ADRA)FAO-A-00-00-00011-00MG - Tom Kennedy

08/00 - 08/05 $3,930,944 $1,340,532 $358,187

Title: Fiscal Year 2000 Matching Grant ApplicationTo enhance economic opportunity, increase living standards, and reduce poverty among marginalized groups.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GHANABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$141,943 $141,943$445,862

The Conservation International Foundation (CI)FAO-A-00-00-00012-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/00 - 08/03 $1,717,054 $1,717,054 $729,748

Title: Agroforestry-Based Enterprise Development as a Biodiversity Conservation Intervention in Mexico and GhanaTo protect forest biodiversity in Mexico and Ghana by helping farmers' cooperatives cultivate, process, and market organic coffee and cocoa.

$57,800 $57,800$42,000$125,800

Opportunities Industrialization Centers International, Inc. (OICI)FAO-A-00-98-00068-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

06/98 - 09/03 $1,700,000 $283,400

Title: Entrepreneurship Training and Support Services InitiativeTo increase income and employment opportunities for the poor in the Sub-Saharan Africa region through entrepreneurship training and support services. OICI will strengthen its capacity andthat of its partners to develop and replicate sustainable microenterprises that deliver services efficiently.

$180,000


09/97 - 09/00 $900,000 $900,000 $180,000


$40,582 $40,582$154,719


08/00 - 08/03 $943,532 $943,532 $235,883

Title: Improving the Health Status of Women and Children in Targeting Communities in Ghana and ZambiaTo improve the health of women and children in targeted communities in Ghana and Zambia.

$30,000$150,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $180,000


$240,325 $598,512$769,256$1,498,115$3,106,208GHANA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GUATEMALABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$720,000


09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $720,000

Title: Child Survival / GuatemalaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality by teaching good health behavior and disease prevention at the family level, and bringing health care and food to target areas in the Departmentof Solola, Guatemala City, Guatemala.

$800,000

Project HOPE - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Inc.FAO-A-00-97-00030-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / GuatemalaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality and morbidity among Guatemalan migrant workers. Project HOPE will provide technical assistance (rather than direct service delivery) to theMinistry of Health, the Institute of Social Security, nongovernmental organizations, and coffee plantations to improve the delivery of the following child survival interventions: diarrheal diseasecontrol, pneumonia care, maternal care, immunizations, and nutritional supplementation. Project HOPE will also help develop public and private sector partnerships that will train the staffs ofthese agencies to perform quantitative and qualitative assessments of health needs, barriers, and constraints.

$31,837$29,323$94,839


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $155,999


$80,636$80,636$414,221


06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $575,493



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$67,240$60,419$162,418


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $290,077


$16,953


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $16,953


$40,290$255,824


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $296,114


$201,500


08/94 - 09/00 $1,951,648 $201,500


Christian Children's Fund, Inc. (CCF)FAO-A-00-00-00015-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/00 - 08/03 $1,336,162 $828,804

Title: Institutionalizing CCF's Microcredit ModelTo improve the wellbeing of poor children by increasing the income of their families.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$112,135 $112,135$315,936


08/00 - 08/03 $1,620,623 $1,620,623 $540,206


$1,082,127


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $1,082,127


$180$146,906$72,086

Habitat for Humanity International, Inc. (HFHI)FAO-A-00-99-00057-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/99 - 09/04 $900,686 $900,360 $219,172

Title: Impact Measurement, Partnership, and Community Development ProgramTo provide adequate housing by promoting strong democratic communities and building local institutional capacity.

$7,000$99,000

Katalysis Partnership, Inc. (Katalysis)FAO-A-00-98-00052-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

09/98 - 09/01 $1,200,000 $106,000

Title: Banking on Partnership: Expansion and Replication of the Katalysis Microcredit ModelTo improve the social and economic conditions of the poor in Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, especially women, through credit, savings mobilization, and business developmenttraining. The program's primary purpose is to assist Katalysis partner organizations in four countries in Central America and one country in South America to significantly expand the scopeand depth of their outreach to poor clients, primarily women, in marginal urban and rural areas, and achieve self-sufficiency in their microcredit programs.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$61,200 $61,200$61,200$122,400


09/98 - 08/03 $2,400,000 $306,000


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$353,228 $173,335$840,771$4,041,368$5,408,702GUATEMALA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GUINEABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$380,427$400,000

Adventist Development and Relief Agency International, Inc. (ADRA)FAO-A-00-00-00025-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/00 - 09/04 $484,367 $975,532 $780,427

Title: Child Survival / GuineaTo improve the knowledge of good health behaviors, increase the acceptance of good health practices, and improve the overall health of communities.

$849,799


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $999,764 $849,799

Title: Child Survival / GuineaTo improve household and care-seeking behaviors by helping communities in the Prefecture of Mandiana in Upper Guinea improve services in their health centers and health posts, increaseaccess to these services, and promote their use. Program interventions will include nutrition/Vitamin A, immunizations, maternal and newborn care, and child spacing.

$63,082


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $63,082


$57,800 $57,800$42,000$125,800


06/98 - 09/03 $1,700,000 $283,400



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GUINEABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$92,138$95,646$114,750

Winrock International Institute for Agricultural Development (WI)FAO-A-00-98-00074-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 09/03 $2,250,000 $302,534

Title: Partnerships and Economic Growth Through Nongovernmental OrganizationsTo increase the ability of Winrock and its collaborating partners to help program beneficiaries, particularly women, use sustainable agricultural production and conservation technologies toincrease the incomes they receive from their farms, improve farm productivity, and promote the sustainable use of natural resources.

$530,365 $57,800$537,646$1,153,431$2,279,242GUINEA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - GUYANABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$53,720$148,406


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $202,126


$53,720$148,406$202,126GUYANA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - HAITIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$659,602


09/96 - 09/00 $824,502 $659,602

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo increase family and community self-reliance by improving the delivery of primary health care services in the highly populated, underserved Can-efour area, a suburb of Port-au-Prince.From September 1996 to September 2000, CS activities will use a community-based approach to focus on women of reproductive age, infants, and children.

$193,703$360,000


09/00 - 09/03 $727,809 $692,128 $553,703

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo improve the health of the target population of 80,000 by identifying community health needs and increasing the services of public and private health care providers to meet those needs.

$836,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,045,000 $836,000

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo improve child survival by decreasing maternal morbidity and mortality in the remote areas of the Grande Anse which are served by 10 participating health institutions.

$423,973$684,780

Foundation of Compassionate American Samaritans (FOCAS)FAO-A-00-97-00028-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 08/01 $483,774 $1,375,975 $1,108,753

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo establish a much-needed intensive health education and treatment program under the auspices of Andean Rural Health Care. This project will increase the scope and quality ofsustainable child survival activities and will be monitored for direct, quantifiable impacts on selected health parameters. Interventions will include nutrition, diarrhea and pneumonia casemanagement, immunizations, child spacing/family planning, and breastfeeding. Maternal and newborn care will be incorporated later. The LOP includes $96,027 co-funded by USAID/LACin FY00.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - HAITIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$845,744

Population Services International (PSI)FAO-A-00-98-00021-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/01 $340,319 $994,993 $845,744

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo increase the availability and promote the correct use of oral rehydration solution (ORS) in Haiti. The program will target children under five and will include the following interventions: (1)control of diarrheal diseases, and (2) education and training activities directed toward mothers and other caregivers, health workers, traditional healers, and vendors of ORS.

$800,000


09/97 - 09/01 $445,853 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo reduce maternal, infant, and child morbidity and mortality by controlling diarrhea and pneumonia, improving nutrition, improving maternal and newborn care, promoting breastfeeding andchild spacing, starting immunization programs, and providing HIV/AIDS education.

$62,673$186,545


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $249,218


$32,720$99,000

The Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA)FAO-A-00-98-00080-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

09/98 - 09/01 $939,000 $131,720

Title: Small Business Development Programs (SBDPs)To strengthen sustainable economic growth among the economically active poor through enterprise development in selected countries in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Thepurposes are (1) to develop profitable Small Business Development Programs (SBDPs) with local partners in Haiti and Mozambique, (2) to increase MEDA's ability to support its successfulSBDP methodology and programs in other countries, and (3) to improve MEDA's program monitoring and evaluation capacity so lessons learned from existing programs can be applied to newprograms.

$193,703$879,366$4,111,671$5,184,740HAITI TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - HONDURASBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$644,660


09/95 - 09/00 $2,409,966 $644,660

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo improve the health of women of childbearing age and children under five in 16 marginal urban communities in Tegucigalpa, Honduras; to improve the health of mothers and children inthree districts of the Hodeidah Governorate in the Democratic Republic of Yemen; and to improve the health of mothers and children in the rural Chadiza District and five rural wards in theChipat District of Zambia. All projects work in close collaboration with the Ministries of Health.

$297,500$552,309

Catholic Relief Services - USCC, Inc. (CRS)FAO-A-00-99-00012-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $464,239 $999,775 $849,809

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo combat the principal causes of maternal and child mortality in Intibuca which are obstetric and prenatal complications, acute respiratory infections, and diarrhea.

$720,000

Esperanca, Inc.FAO-A-00-96-90055-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $720,000

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo improve the health of children under five years of age through a variety of interventions.

$786,082

Mercy Corps International (MCI)FAO-A-00-97-00052-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $384,691 $982,603 $786,082

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo improve child survival rates and the overall health of infants, children, and mothers in central Honduras. The project will also strengthen the organizational management, planning, andtechnical capacity of MCI's local partners (Proyecto Aldea Global and the Ministry of Health). Key interventions will include (1) pneumonia prevention and case management, (2) diarrhea casemanagement, (3) nutrition/micronutrient supplementation, and (4) child spacing.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$29,388$27,068$87,544


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $144,000


$57,859


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $57,859


$58,197$284,025


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $342,222


$121,190$160,831


09/98 - 09/01 $1,200,000 $282,021



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$71,253$131,773

Mercy Corps International (MCI)FAO-A-00-99-00047-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

09/99 - 09/02 $1,202,685 $1,200,000 $203,026

Title: Building Civil Society in Times of TurmoilTo develop and strengthen civil society in four countries experiencing turmoil (economic devastation, natural disaster, or conflict), build Mercy Corps' civil society skills, and teach MercyCorps’ local partners how to strengthen civil society which will lead to sustainable development.

$96,149 $96,149$96,149$192,298

Opportunity International, Inc. (OI)FAO-A-00-98-00070-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $480,745

Title: Transformation ProjectTo assist Honduras and Zimbabwe by (1) expanding microenterprise loans to poor, economically active women; (2) creating and strengthening employment opportunities; (3) providing trainingin business and leadership skills; (4) building aggregate loan funds up to $40 million at the end of five years; (5) attaining operational sustainability by year three of the project, and full financialsustainability by the end of year five; (6) opening new branch offices; and (7) developing four formal financial institutions that allow partners to mobilize community savings.

$125,537 $96,149$671,357$3,617,381$4,510,424HONDURAS TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - HORN OF AFRICABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$134,549$182,530


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $317,079


$134,549$182,530$317,079HORN OF AFRICA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - INDIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$720,000


09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $720,000

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo reduce infant and child mortality and morbidity, in cooperation with the India Bihar Child Survival Project, by improving prenatal care; improving the nutrition of infants, children, andpregnant women; improving the health practices of mothers; developing community-based health organizations to watch over the health of the population and provide a link with child survivalservices; and empowering women by getting them to participate in Mahila Mandals.

$844,393


09/98 - 09/02 $853,936 $993,403 $844,393

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo develop a partnership with two corporate sector, nongovernmental organizations affiliated with the Tata group; to make sustainable improvements in child survival; to encourage otherindustries to adopt similar models of corporate citizenship to advance health for all in India and complement existing government services; and to advance the government of India's goals forreproductive and child health throughout India and in Bihar in particular.

$414,059$425,000

COUNTERPART International, Inc.FAO-A-00-00-00028-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/00 - 09/04 $485,446 $987,129 $839,059

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo reduce mortality in urban slums by improving caretaker practices, increasing access to quality care, and improving the capacity of two NGO partners to plan, implement, and evaluate childsurvival programs in the targeted urban slums.

$119,640

Lutheran World Relief, Inc. (LWR)FAO-A-00-97-00059-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $149,550 $119,640

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo provide an innovative, participatory, integrated, and holistic approach to the improvement of women's and children's health in the most poverty stricken rural communities of six districts inthe state of Madhya Pradesh in northern India. The project will attack the main causes of death and disease in women of childbearing age and children under five, as well as weaknesses inthe existing health care systems.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$849,258


09/98 - 09/02 $571,973 $999,127 $849,258

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo assist the Ballia District Chief Medical Office in accomplishing, sustaining, documenting, and replicating best practices for reducing infant, child, and maternal mortality. Programinterventions include immunization, nutrition/micronutrients (including Vitamin A), control of diarrheal diseases, pneumonia case management, malaria, maternal and newborn care, and birthspacing.

$61,422$55,015$144,150


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $260,587


$16,216


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $16,216


$96,675$746,034


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $842,709



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$40,000 $40,000$40,000$80,000


09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $200,000


$549,078


09/97 - 09/00 $1,640,000 $549,078


$118,500

Population Services International (PSI)FAO-A-00-97-00051-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/00 $1,160,307 $1,160,307 $118,500

To increase the use of essential health products in India, Zambia, and other developing countries. PSI will use its Dedicated Sustainability Program in these countries to systematicallyenhance the financial and institutional sustainability of its local nongovernmental social marketing partners.

$900,000

Project Concern International (PCI)FAO-A-00-97-00044-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/00 $2,175,000 $900,000

To prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and mitigate its impact in Indonesia, India, and Zambia. PCI will work on (1) increasing the capacity of 44 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in thetarget countries to implement sustainable HIV/AIDS prevention activities, and (2) increasing the scope and improving the quality of PCI programs in the areas of NGO development andHIV/AIDS prevention. Particular emphasis will be placed on increasing the capacity of PCI headquarters staff.

$150,000 $450,000$150,000


08/00 - 08/05 $2,288,628 $2,288,628 $750,000

Title: NGO Capacity Building InitiativeTo reduce the spread of HIV and mitigate the impact of AIDS in India, Indonesia, and Zambia by increasing the delivery of sustainable services by NGOs in these countries.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$665,481 $490,000$865,751$5,087,269$7,108,501INDIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - INDONESIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$1,190,001

Project Concern International (PCI)FAO-A-00-95-00027-00CS - Katherine Jones

08/95 - 09/00 $1,400,000 $1,190,001

Title: Child Survival / IndonesiaTo help the Ministry of Health in Indonesia evaluate and strengthen the village midwife and immunization programs. Key interventions are maternal care, immunization, nutrition, andpneumonia.

$297,227$552,529


09/99 - 09/03 $309,384 $999,712 $849,756

Title: Child Health / IndonesiaTo reduce mortality and morbidity among infants, children, and mothers through an integrated child survival/maternal health, and rural enterprise project.

$81,207$81,142$475,395


06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $637,744


$250,575


09/97 - 06/01 $1,275,000 $250,575



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$47,386$71,253


09/99 - 09/02 $1,202,685 $1,200,000 $118,639


$795,880

The Nature Conservancy (TNC)FAO-A-00-97-00061-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 09/01 $1,322,000 $795,880

To build both capability and commitment to preserving the ecosystem and biological diversity in target countries by (1) strengthening TNC's ability to help partner organizations enhance theirinstitutional capacity, (2) increasing the voice of local organizations in the decision-making process about park preservation and protection, and (3) sharing lessons learned from both of theabove.

$282,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $282,000


$61,474 $61,474$194,549


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,497



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$650,000


09/97 - 09/00 $2,175,000 $650,000


$125,000 $375,000$125,000


08/00 - 08/05 $2,288,628 $2,288,628 $625,000


$180,000


09/97 - 09/00 $900,000 $900,000 $180,000


$92,138$95,646$114,750


09/98 - 09/03 $2,250,000 $302,534


$407,205 $436,474$864,817$4,491,130$6,199,626INDONESIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - JAMAICABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$59,658$61,589$142,324


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $263,571


$178,838$359,699


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $538,537


$265,460


09/97 - 09/01 $1,322,000 $265,460


$59,658$240,427$767,483$1,067,568JAMAICA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - JAPANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$75,000

American Council for Voluntary International ActionFAO-A-00-99-00020-00CB - Vice Antoinette Ferrara

09/99 - 09/00 $70,320 $150,000 $75,000

Title: The U.S. - Japan Common Agenda Public/Private Partnership InitiativeTo promote the participation of American and Japanese private and voluntary organizations and private sector groups in the U.S.-Japan Common Agenda.

$75,000$75,000JAPAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - JORDANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$42,038$168,152


09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $210,190


$42,038$168,152$210,190JORDAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - KAZAKHSTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$452,422 $452,422$449,497$449,497


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,803,838

Title: The Farmer-to-Farmer Program in Central AsiaTo increase the sustainability of private agribusiness through improved technologies and business management practices; increase the capacity of farmers’ associations, cooperatives, andbusiness support organizations to achieve sustainable service delivery and advocacy; strengthen the rural finance system to provide credit and other services to agricultural enterprises; anddevelop and disseminate a set of best practices for Farmer-to-Farmer volunteer technical assistance.

$452,422 $452,422$449,497$449,497$1,803,838KAZAKHSTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - KENYABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$935,000


09/95 - 06/00 $3,347,834 $935,000


$364,291$485,709


09/99 - 09/03 $359,004 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / KenyaTo improve the mortality and morbidity of women of reproductive age and children under five, and make these changes sustainable through the support of community committees, the localMinistry of Health, other local institutions, and CARE.

$297,644$552,500


09/99 - 09/03 $333,475 $1,000,000 $850,144

Title: Child Survival / KenyaTo reduce infant and child mortality by increasing access to health services and improving health service quality in the Kubo and Kinango divisions of the Kwale District.

$542,381


04/95 - 03/00 $3,400,000 $542,381



09/96 - 08/01 $2,250,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - KENYABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$661,935$2,515,590$3,177,525KENYA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - KYRGYZSTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$144,763$155,288$342,667


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $642,718


$94,816


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $94,816


$449,020 $449,020$446,117$446,117


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,790,274


$125,000


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $125,000


$593,783 $449,020$601,405$1,008,600$2,652,808KYRGYZSTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN REGIONBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$67,150$310,175


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $377,325


$60,880 $190,220$58,828


09/00 - 08/05 $1,368,100 $1,368,100 $309,928

Title: Fiscal Year 2000 Matching Grant ApplicationTo increase income and employment among the working poor in Latin America by getting them increased access to credit.

$176,056 $528,168$129,181


09/00 - 08/05 $13,438,964 $3,333,629 $833,405


$236,936 $718,388$255,159$310,175$1,520,658LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN REGION TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MADAGASCARBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$849,973


09/98 - 09/02 $336,004 $999,968 $849,973

Title: Child Survival / MadagascarTo strengthen the capacity of the District Health System in the Toamasina region of Madagascar to assess health risks and coordinate and mobilize available resources to reduce maternal,child, and infant mortality rates. Interventions will include immunization, nutrition (including Vitamin A), breastfeeding promotion, the control of diarrheal diseases, and STD/HIV/AIDSprevention.

$847,229


09/98 - 09/02 $460,099 $996,739 $847,229

Title: Child Survival / MadagascarTo reduce child mortality and improve the health of women of reproductive age in the Betioky Sud District of the Toliary region of southwestern Madagascar. Interventions includeimmunization, breastfeeding promotion, the control of diarrheal diseases, and child spacing. This program is being administered by the International Division of MCD.

$1,697,202$1,697,202MADAGASCAR TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MALAWIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$392,168$499,031


09/99 - 09/03 $338,115 $995,106 $891,199

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce maternal and child morbidity and mortality in the program area, and strengthen management and technical capacities at the district, health facility, and community levels.

$850,000


08/98 - 07/02 $1,438,809 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce the high morbidity and mortality in children under six and women of reproductive age in the Kasungu District in Central Malawi by increasing their access to care, improving thequality of PRESS health services, improving health education, and strengthening relationships between the private and public sectors.

$297,500$552,500


09/99 - 09/03 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce mortality and morbidity in mothers and children under five by strengthening the health system.

$399,998$400,000


09/00 - 09/04 $333,334 $999,997 $799,998

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce morbidity and mortality in children under five and women of childbearing age, strengthen the capacity of the Livingstonia Synod Hospitals to implement child survival interventions,and empower communities to improve their health.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MALAWIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$61,200 $61,200$61,200$122,400


09/98 - 08/03 $2,400,000 $306,000


$461,198 $61,200$1,150,868$2,023,931$3,697,197MALAWI TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MALIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$298,182$553,426

Helen Keller International, Inc. (HKI)FAO-A-00-99-00015-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $403,723 $999,659 $851,608

Title: Child Survival / MaliTo help governmental and nongovernmental organizations in Mali reduce mortality in mothers and children under five through nutrition-focused interventions in the Koulikoro region.

$93,627$93,552$548,103


06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $735,282


$130,000$449,700


09/96 - 09/01 $3,759,840 $579,700


$49,500$198,000


09/96 - 08/01 $2,250,000 $247,500


$92,138$95,646$114,750


09/98 - 09/03 $2,250,000 $302,534



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MALIBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$185,765$666,880$1,863,979$2,716,624MALI TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MEXICOBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$40,878$510,805


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $551,683


$141,943 $141,943$445,862


09/00 - 08/03 $1,717,054 $1,717,054 $729,748


$6,701$139,962$70,000

ENTERPRISE Development International (EDI)FAO-A-00-99-00055-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/99 - 08/02 $634,000 $649,990 $216,663

Title: Capacity Building for Microenterprise DevelopmentTo develop the sustainability of affiliate organizations by enhancing their institutional capacity, training, and technical development.

$161,000


09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $161,000


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MEXICOBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$148,644 $141,943$725,763$741,805$1,758,155MEXICO TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MOLDOVABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$410,247 $410,247$413,754$360,826


09/99 - 09/03 $2,521,388 $5,875,000 $1,595,074


$410,247 $410,247$413,754$360,826$1,595,074MOLDOVA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MONGOLIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$92,503$223,395


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $315,898


$100,000 $100,000$100,000$300,000

Planned Parenthood of New York City, Inc. (Margaret Sanger Center International (MSCI) & PPNYC)FAO-A-00-98-00062-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 09/03 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $600,000

Title: Strengthening NGO and PVO Capacity in Reproductive and Sexual Health: Mongolia and South AfricaTo strengthen and work in partnership with selected nongovernmental organizations to improve the reproductive and sexual health in South Africa and Mongolia; and to improve PPNYC'sability to provide highly accessible, high quality technical assistance at lower cost in southern Africa that will improve resource management and increase sustainability for both PPNYC and itslocal partners.

$100,000 $100,000$192,503$523,395$915,898MONGOLIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MOROCCOBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$7,983


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $7,983


$192,500


09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $192,500


$200,483$200,483MOROCCO TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - MOZAMBIQUEBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$800,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo help mothers and health care providers (community-based practitioners and Ministry of Health personnel) in the target area improve specific health practices.

$849,156

Health Alliance International (HAI)FAO-A-00-98-00054-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/02 $333,000 $999,006 $849,156

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo create sustainable reductions in infant, perinatal, and maternal mortality and morbidity in the provinces of Sofala and Manica.

$800,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo reduce the morbidity and mortality of infants, children under five, and their mothers by improving the quantity and quality of maternal and child health services and referral systems, (2)educating individuals and families about ways of protecting their health, and (3) helping communities manage their own health care.

$216,750$378,250


09/00 - 09/03 $233,000 $700,000 $595,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo reduce mortality and morbidity in mothers and children under five by strengthening the health system. The goals are to reduce maternal mortality rate and under 5 mortality rate, improvethe capability of district health offices and communities to respond to health needs, and to develop innovative approaches which can be integrated into the policy and practices of SC and otherdevelopment partners.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$372,817$496,222


09/99 - 09/03 $582,965 $1,000,000 $869,039

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo empower communities to make decisions by (1) reducing the morbidity and mortality of children under five years of age and women age 15-49, and (2) strengthening the capacity of theMaternal Organization of Health to implement child survival interventions.

$212,116$227,539$568,518


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $1,008,173


$53,636$190,355


09/96 - 09/01 $2,229,000 $243,991

To increase the level of economic development in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Zambia. This program will (1) improve smallholder farm production and environmental practices, (2) improvethe status of women, (3) increase the capacity of farmer organizations to represent the interests of their members, (4) improve the capability of smallholder farmers to establish commerciallinkages with agribusiness and increase their incomes, (5) secure the allocation of other PL 480 resources for the benefit of the smallholder farmers with whom it is working, and (6) increasethe U.S. public's awareness of the importance of people-to-people development assistance and public-private partnership in that effort.

$91,660$275,441

Aid to Artisans, Inc. (ATA)FAO-A-00-98-00029-00MG - Mary T. Herbert

08/98 - 08/01 $1,200,000 $367,101

Title: Regional Initiative for Southern African Enterprises (RISE)To promote strategies for sustainable development among craft-based nongovernmental organizations and enterprises in four South African nations undergoing social and political changeand developing free-market economies. This three-year program will (1) open new markets, (2) strengthen rural and urban microenterprise development efforts, (3) build mentoringrelationships between the North-North and South-South, (4) enhance the ATA's ability to conduct field assessments, and (5) support ATA's strategic objective of diversifying its funding base.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$29,917$129,000


09/98 - 09/01 $939,000 $158,917


$84,076$336,304


09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $420,380


$59,946$127,553$127,500


09/98 - 09/03 $2,500,000 $314,999


$428,866 $59,946$1,365,448$4,572,496$6,426,756MOZAMBIQUE TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - NEPALBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$297,500$552,500


09/99 - 09/03 $333,333 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo reduce maternal and child mortality in Kanchanpur.

$756,645


09/97 - 09/01 $315,269 $945,806 $756,645

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo assist the Ministry of Health of Nepal to (1) improve the health of children and women of reproductive age, (2) increase health education, (3) strengthen the health service, and (4) increasecommunity participation in health care programs. Key interventions will be diarrheal disease prevention and case management, pneumonia case management, family planning, and maternaland newborn care.

$297,500$552,500


09/99 - 09/03 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo sustain the reduction in mortality achieved by this project in mothers and children under five in the Nuwakot District, and to continue gathering research findings which will inform policy andimprove maternal and child health programs in other districts of Nepal.

$96,675$833,058


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $929,733



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - NEPALBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$180$116,870$42,050


09/99 - 09/04 $900,686 $900,360 $159,100


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$180$907,606$2,736,753$3,644,539NEPAL TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - NICARAGUABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$760,000


09/96 - 09/00 $950,000 $760,000

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo improve the health of women of childbearing age and infants and children under the age of two in four municipalities of the northern Department of Matagalpa, Nicaragua.

$844,262


09/98 - 09/02 $331,083 $993,250 $844,262

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo improve the capacity of local Ministry of Health personnel to deliver quality services; teach communities how to identify and resolve local health-related problems; and help familiesrecognize health problems, practice healthy behaviors, and access quality services.

$848,830


08/98 - 07/02 $998,622 $998,623 $848,830

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo reduce the morbidity and mortality of infants, children under five, and their mothers by improving clinical services at the community level through the Ministry of Health. The program sitewill be eight municipalities of the Local Systems for Integrated Health Care in the Department of Chontales, and interventions will include immunization, nutritional supplementation, improvedmaternal health care, the control of diarrheal diseases, and pneumonia case management.

$800,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo reduce the mortality and morbidity of 47,171 children under age five and 24,917 women 10 to 49 years of age, increase the capacity of Nicaragua's Ministry of Health to implement keychild survival interventions on an ongoing basis, and increase WRC's technical capacities in health information systems, curriculum design, and sustainable program development. Thisprogram will be part of the Si-A-Paz (‘Yes to Peace’) Project in Nicaragua.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$10,000$25,000$34,000


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $69,000


$147,220$147,102$861,840


06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $1,156,162


$53,720$153,380


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $207,100


$103,073 $232,769$80,225


09/00 - 08/05 $1,368,100 $1,368,100 $416,067



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$2,000$49,000


09/98 - 09/01 $1,200,000 $51,000


$71,253$73,207


09/99 - 09/02 $1,202,685 $1,200,000 $144,460


$30,000$153,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $183,000


$260,293 $232,769$409,300$4,577,519$5,479,881NICARAGUA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - NIGERBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$935,000


09/95 - 06/00 $3,347,834 $935,000


$935,000$935,000NIGER TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - NIGERIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$30,450$50,724


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $81,174


$2,096,675


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $2,096,675


$30,450$2,147,399$2,177,849NIGERIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PAKISTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$40,582 $40,582$154,717


08/00 - 08/03 $943,532 $943,532 $235,881


$40,582 $40,582$154,717$235,881PAKISTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PANAMABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$28,775$26,504$85,721


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $141,000


$50,000$100,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $150,000


$28,775$76,504$185,721$291,000PANAMA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PARAGUAYBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$79,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,160,307 $1,160,307 $79,000


$79,000$79,000PARAGUAY TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PERUBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$800,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo bridge the gap between health facilities and communities by (1) increasing the involvement of communities in their own health care, especially child survival; (2) providing technicalassistance and training to Ministry of Health and associations of health promoters; and (3) linking the activities to two complementary CARE-supported health projects in the region: theMultisectoral Population Project and the Water and Sanitation Project.

$425,000$425,000


09/00 - 09/04 $333,333 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce maternal and child mortality by (1) using a community-based health information system, (2) increasing community responsibility for improving personal health, (3) providing trainingand technical assistance to community health promoter associations, and (4) improving problem analysis and community action planning skills in existing community structures.

$794,627


09/97 - 09/01 $332,053 $993,284 $794,627

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce infant mortality in four municipalities of the Province of Cotabambas, and help Centro Andino de Educacion y Promocion implement primary health care programs. The programwill focus on improving the following Ministry of Health programs: (1) community recognition and home management, (2) antibiotic distribution through health promoters, and (3) growthmonitoring (including obstetrical emergencies).

$800,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality in the provinces of El Dorado, Lamas of Shilcayo by helping local communities identify priority health problems and seek feasiblesolutions, and by increasing the capacity of Project HOPE, the Ministry of Health, and other nongovernmental organization partners to plan, implement, and evaluate effective, sustainablechild survival interventions.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$255,000$340,000


09/00 - 09/03 $233,869 $700,000 $595,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce the morbidity and mortality rates of children under five and women of reproductive age in the Huallaga Valley of Region San Martin (RSM), Peru.

$111,349


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $111,349


$134,650


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $134,650


$201,500


08/94 - 09/00 $1,951,648 $201,500


$648,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,200,000 $648,000

To increase the capacity of ADRA's worldwide network to deliver effective microenterprise lending services to the poor.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$125,222 $111,438$139,210


08/00 - 08/05 $3,930,944 $1,340,532 $375,870


$106,000$327,000


09/96 - 09/01 $3,759,840 $433,000


$61,474 $61,474$194,549


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,497


$402,446$398,462$318,991


09/99 - 09/02 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $1,119,899



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$61,200 $61,200$61,200$122,400


09/98 - 08/03 $2,400,000 $306,000


$174,838 $174,838$250,736


09/00 - 09/03 $1,624,296 $1,466,306 $600,412


$58,000$334,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $392,000


$95,195$627,060

World Vision, Inc. (WVUS)FAO-A-00-96-90044-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/96 - 09/01 $3,249,834 $722,255

To improve the health and socioeconomic status of households (primarily women) in poor communities by providing income-generating opportunities through microenterprise-oriented financialinstitutions.

$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$1,505,180 $408,950$2,167,413$5,219,577$9,301,120PERU TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PHILIPPINESBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$425,000$424,653


09/00 - 09/00 $606,592 $999,592 $849,653

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo improve the health of 13,920 children under the age of five and 23,520 women of reproductive age in 82 communities (or barangays) in five municipalities of Maguindanao. The project willaddress the principal causes of child mortality by reducing pneumonia and diarrhea, promoting breastfeeding and nutrition, and expanding the immunization program.

$297,500$255,000$274,035

Pearl S. Buck International, Inc. (PSBI)FAO-A-00-99-00040-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $312,969 $1,000,000 $826,535

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo improve the health and nutritional status of women and children by supporting the families, communities, local government units, and nongovernmental organizations that managecommunity health programs.

$799,049


09/97 - 09/01 $537,688 $998,811 $799,049

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo preserve gains in child survival and maternal health, and to help the provincial health board and 16 municipal health boards to give decentralized maternal and child health programspermanent status. Primary strategies include (1) improving the leadership capabilities of local government health care delivery and system management units; (2) expanding grassrootsparticipation by empowering women, families, and barangay volunteers; and (3) mobilizing the private sector to share the burden of ensuring good health.

$158,178$131,940$654,155

Cooperative Housing Foundation (CHF)FAO-A-00-97-00016-00CD - Larry W. Harms

06/97 - 06/03 $4,178,855 $944,273

To build the institutional capacity of CHF's local partners so they can provide technical and financial services to indigenous, cooperative housing organizations. Technical and financialassistance will be given to national and local government programs, local nongovernmental organizations, and cooperatives to help them build sustainability within their programs andorganizations.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$77,067$77,067$394,943


06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $549,077


$55,815$49,803$126,533


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $232,151


$58,780$48,641$176,343


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $283,764


$51,096$428,010


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $479,106


$131,029 $348,126$105,558$108,731


09/99 - 09/04 $2,847,571 $2,749,330 $693,444



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001




$209,968$267,488


09/97 - 09/02 $2,249,873 $477,456


$21,000$21,000


09/99 - 09/02 $900,000 $900,000 $42,000


$49,500$198,000


09/96 - 08/01 $2,250,000 $247,500


$1,224,369 $348,126$1,424,226$3,427,287$6,424,008PHILIPPINES TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - POLANDBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$451,376


06/97 - 06/03 $4,178,855 $451,376


$451,376$451,376POLAND TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - PROGRAM SUPPORTBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(USA/W Region)

$1,527,450$3,218,028

Macro International, Inc.FAO-C-00-98-00079-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/01 $4,745,478 $4,745,478

Title: Child Survival / CSTSTo assist the Child Survival Grants Program in meeting its strategic objective of strengthening the capability of PVOs. The Child Survival Technical Support (CSTS) contract providestechnical and program services.

$585,510

FTF Program Technical AdvisorFAO-S-00-94-00020-00FF - Larry W. Harms

08/94 - 12/99 $585,510 $585,510

Title: Technical Support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) ProgramTo provide technical and program support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) program, which includes both the Worldwide and NIS activities.

$84,499$155,185


08/98 - 08/01 $239,684 $239,684

Title: Technical Support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) ProgramTo provide technical and program support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) program, which includes both the Worldwide and NIS activities.

$106,419$113,595


09/99 - 09/01 $220,014 $220,014

Title: Technical Support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) ProgramTo provide technical and program support for the Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) program, which includes both the NIS and Worldwide activities.

$7,174,140

AMA Technologies, Inc.FAO-C-00-95-00036-00PS - Lenora Watlington

09/95 - 01/01 $7,174,140 $7,174,140

$1,718,368$11,246,458$12,964,826PROGRAM SUPPORT TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ROMANIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$81,568


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $81,568


$32,903$33,969$78,463


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $145,335


$6,701$139,962$70,000


09/99 - 08/02 $634,000 $649,990 $216,663


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$39,604$272,992$230,031$542,627ROMANIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - RUSSIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$70,151


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $70,151


$1,777,394 $1,777,394$1,797,591$1,797,591


09/99 - 09/03 $3,883,975 $8,850,000 $7,149,970

Title: The Farmer-to-Farmer Program in RussiaTo use a developed, multifaceted strategy to create ongoing support for small and micro agricultural enterprises, and teach them technical innovations and sound business managementpractices. Successful enterprises within subsectors will be encouraged to form cooperatives and agribusiness associations that will provide a sustainable core of support institutions foragriculture. The consortium will continue to help rural financial systems provide credit and other services to agricultural enterprises.

$125,000


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $125,000


$1,777,394 $1,777,394$1,797,591$1,992,742$7,345,121RUSSIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - RWANDABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$336,003

International Rescue Committee (IRC)FAO-A-00-99-00011-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/01 $254,913 $399,888 $336,003

Title: Child Survival / RwandaTo improve the health and nutritional status of children five and under, and reduce child and maternal mortality in Rwanda and other countries where IRC is active.

$434,965$434,965


09/00 - 09/03 $570,000 $999,920 $869,930

Title: Child Survival / RwandaTo increase the use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets, and promote their maintenance and retreatment to reduce the incidence of malaria in pregnant women and children under five.

$59,946$127,553$127,500


09/98 - 09/03 $2,500,000 $314,999


$434,965 $59,946$562,518$463,503$1,520,932RWANDA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - SENEGALBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$843,385


09/98 - 09/02 $401,057 $992,218 $843,385

Title: Child Survival / SenegalTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality and morbidity in the Thiadiaye and Fissel subdistricts, southeast of Dakar, by (1) helping the existing Village Health Huts and Village HealthWorkers to offer more services of better quality and recover their costs, (2) helping the Ministry of Health staff improve the quality of their services, and (3) educating child caretakers andother influential community members on how to protect children, and increasing their use of appropriate services in this regard. Interventions include immunization, nutrition/micronutrientpromotion (including Vitamin A), breastfeeding promotion, controlling diarrheal disease, and pneumonia and malaria case management.

$850,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,333 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / SenegalTo improve the health of children under five years of age and their mothers in 15 rural communities in the districts of Nioro and Louga. Project interventions include immunization, nutritionand micronutrient promotion (including Vitamin A), and controlling diarrheal disease, pneumonia, and malaria.

$102,857 $240,238$80,158$86,720


09/99 - 09/04 $2,847,571 $2,749,330 $509,973


$148,633 $148,273$148,268


09/00 - 08/03 $1,336,162 $828,804 $445,174



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - SENEGALBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$92,138$95,646$114,750


09/98 - 09/03 $2,250,000 $302,534


$343,628 $388,511$324,072$1,894,855$2,951,066SENEGAL TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - SOUTH AFRICABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$277,638$774,157


09/97 - 08/01 $352,739 $1,314,743 $1,051,795

Title: Child Survival / South AfricaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality in the project area. Strategies include improving access to care, improving the quality of care, and developing community-levelpartnerships. The interventions address perinatal mortality, immunizable diseases, diarrhea, and pneumonia. The program will also strengthen the coping capacity of families affected byHIV/AIDS. This program is being administered under the International division of MCD. The FY00 Annual Funding Level of $347,047 is funded by USAID/AFR.

$510,000


09/95 - 09/01 $581,781 $1,897,344 $510,000


$191,869$475,048$479,825


09/99 - 09/03 $425,625 $1,344,259 $1,146,742

Title: Child Survival / South AfricaTo reduce maternal, infant, and child morbidity and mortality in the Uthukela district by helping the Department of Health establish a decentralized district health structure which prioritizesprimary health care and is undergirded by strong community partnerships. In addition, the program helps communities affected by HIV/AIDS by supporting home care providers andmicroenterprise activities. The FY00 Annual Funding Level includes $344,618 co-funded by USAID/AFR.

$268,023 $225,450$553,018


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $1,046,491



PAGE - 100


PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$632,712$740,272$415,967


06/97 - 06/03 $4,178,855 $1,788,951


$329,300 $228,850$615,078


06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $1,173,228


$73,261$63,130$219,782


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $356,173


$58,452$60,346$61,273


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $180,071



PAGE - 101


PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$22,420


08/98 - 08/01 $1,200,000 $22,420


$333,333


09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $333,333


$100,000 $100,000$100,000$300,000


09/98 - 09/03 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $600,000


$282,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $282,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$1,653,617 $554,300$2,983,591$3,398,757$8,590,265SOUTH AFRICA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - SRI LANKABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$209,968$266,260


09/97 - 09/02 $2,249,873 $476,228


$180$122,878$48,058


09/99 - 09/04 $900,686 $900,360 $171,116


$180$332,846$314,318$647,344SRI LANKA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - TAJIKISTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$344,000$400,640

Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. (AKF USA)FAO-A-00-00-00033-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/00 - 09/04 $354,300 $930,800 $744,640

Title: Child Survival / TajikistanTo improve the health and nutritional status of women of childbearing age and children under five by implementing innovative nutritional interventions, improving the health practices of thecommunity, and enhancing the capacity of the health care system through communication and behavior change activities.

$850,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $1,000,000 $850,000

Title: Child Survival / TajikistanTo respond to the expressed needs of communities, partners, and the Ministry of Health (MOH). The project seeks to reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality through strengthened,sustainable community and MOH delivery systems. The project supports USAID/Tajikistan's strategic objectives, including a national presence and advancement of the peace process,through (1) private enterprise, (2) increased citizen participation in politics, (3) the reduction of human suffering, (4) sustainable social benefits, and (5) reduced environmental public healthrisks.

$306,150 $306,150$304,171$304,171


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,220,642


$100,000 $100,000$100,000$200,000


09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $500,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - TAJIKISTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$47,386$71,253


09/99 - 09/02 $1,202,685 $1,200,000 $118,639


$797,536 $406,150$876,064$1,354,171$3,433,921TAJIKISTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - TANZANIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$773,130


09/97 - 09/01 $377,432 $966,412 $773,130

Title: Child Survival / TanzaniaTo reduce maternal and child morbidity and mortality in the Mlali Division of the Kongwa District in the Dodoma region of Tanzania by (1) promoting nutrition and micronutrients, (2) offeringfamily planning/reproductive health services, and (3) controlling the spread of malaria. The Kongwa Child Survival Project will strengthen the technical and management skills of Ministry ofHealth personnel, reinforce the country’s primary health care program, and teach communities to take responsibility for their own health by showing them how to identify their needs andproblems, organize effectively to solve them, and mobilize resources.

$800,000


09/96 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / TanzaniaTo improve the health status of mothers and children in the Kwimbia District area in Tanzania by decreasing maternal mortality by 25 percent among approximately 150,000 women ofreproductive age, including 40,000 pregnant women.

$218,234$218,243


06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $436,477


$16,584


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $16,584



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$778,950

African Wildlife Foundation (AWF)FAO-A-00-97-00046-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/97 - 03/01 $1,681,000 $778,950

To enhance wildlife conservation in eastern and southern Africa by building AWF's capacity to deliver sustainable conservation services to African partner organizations.

$70,303$144,804


08/98 - 08/01 $1,200,000 $215,107


$118,000$385,500


09/96 - 09/01 $3,759,840 $503,500


$147,000


09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $147,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$57,800 $57,800$42,000$125,800


06/98 - 09/03 $1,700,000 $283,400


$120,000$489,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $609,000


$119,490$655,730


09/96 - 09/01 $3,249,834 $775,220


$276,034 $57,800$688,036$4,316,498$5,338,368TANZANIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - TURKMENISTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$326,560 $326,560$324,449$324,449


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,302,018


$326,560 $326,560$324,449$324,449$1,302,018TURKMENISTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - U.S. HEADQUARTERSBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(USA/W Region)

$75,000


09/95 - 09/00 $2,409,966 $75,000


$164,900


09/96 - 09/00 $824,502 $164,900

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo increase family and community self-reliance by improving the delivery of primary health care services in the highly populated, underserved Can-efour area, a suburb of Port-au-Prince.From September 1996 to September 2000, CS activities will use a community-based approach to focus on women of reproductive age, infants, and children.

$149,995


09/98 - 09/02 $336,004 $999,968 $149,995

Title: Child Survival / MadagascarTo strengthen the capacity of the District Health System in the Toamasina region of Madagascar to assess health risks and coordinate and mobilize available resources to reduce maternal,child, and infant mortality rates. Interventions will include immunization, nutrition (including Vitamin A), breastfeeding promotion, the control of diarrheal diseases, and STD/HIV/AIDSprevention.

$57,200$72,773


09/99 - 09/03 $440,544 $999,798 $129,973

Title: Child Survival / YemenTo help the district increase the capacity of its community and health facilities, and to introduce appropriate child survival strategies that are connected with programs that promote self-sustainability. The program will also introduce cost-effective innovations that can be used as models for reform.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$57,200$72,794


09/99 - 09/03 $333,675 $999,957 $129,994

Title: Child Survival / ZambiaTo reduce maternal, child, and infant mortality from preventable causes in the districts of Chipata (South Zone) and Chadiza (entire district) of the Eastern Province of Zambia. The programwill increase the capacity of local partners to conduct health action planning and manage community-based public health centers.

$48,425$90,000


09/00 - 09/03 $727,809 $692,128 $138,425

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo improve the health of the target population of 80,000 by identifying community health needs and increasing the services of public and private health care providers to meet those needs.

$95,106$99,999


09/00 - 09/04 $484,367 $975,532 $195,105

Title: Child Survival / GuineaTo improve the knowledge of good health behaviors, increase the acceptance of good health practices, and improve the overall health of communities.

$200,000


09/97 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,243,220 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / BeninTo support the Ministry of Health's strategy to improve maternal and child health. The key elements of the program are training, community mobilization, and education with the goal of (1)reducing malaria-related morbidity and mortality, (2) improving family planning knowledge and increasing the use of modern contraceptive methods, and (3) improving the knowledge andpractice of HIV/STD prevention techniques. The LOP includes $243,220 co-funded by USAID/Benin in FY00.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$193,282


09/97 - 09/01 $377,432 $966,412 $193,282

Title: Child Survival / TanzaniaTo reduce maternal and child morbidity and mortality in the Mlali Division of the Kongwa District in the Dodoma region of Tanzania by (1) promoting nutrition and micronutrients, (2) offeringfamily planning/reproductive health services, and (3) controlling the spread of malaria. The Kongwa Child Survival Project will strengthen the technical and management skills of Ministry ofHealth personnel, reinforce the country’s primary health care program, and teach communities to take responsibility for their own health by showing them how to identify their needs andproblems, organize effectively to solve them, and mobilize resources.

$49,200$91,371


09/99 - 09/03 $383,850 $999,880 $140,571

Title: Child Survival / UgandaTo focus on children under five and reduce infant and child morbidity and mortality in the underserved Ntungamo District of Uganda.

$45,724$58,183


09/99 - 09/03 $338,115 $995,106 $103,907

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce maternal and child morbidity and mortality in the program area, and strengthen management and technical capacities at the district, health facility, and community levels.

$100,000$99,988


09/00 - 09/04 $370,416 $999,942 $199,988

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo decrease morbidity and mortality in 25,500 children under the age of five and 31,000 women of childbearing age living in the Gambella Region, and reach up to 13,000 teenagers in thisregion with HIV/AIDS prevention messages.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$86,000$100,160

Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. (AKF USA)FAO-A-00-00-00033-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/00 - 09/04 $354,300 $930,800 $186,160

Title: Child Survival / TajikistanTo improve the health and nutritional status of women of childbearing age and children under five by implementing innovative nutritional interventions, improving the health practices of thecommunity, and enhancing the capacity of the health care system through communication and behavior change activities.

$190,000


09/96 - 09/00 $950,000 $190,000

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo improve the health of women of childbearing age and infants and children under the age of two in four municipalities of the northern Department of Matagalpa, Nicaragua.

$180,000


09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $180,000

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo reduce infant and child mortality and morbidity, in cooperation with the India Bihar Child Survival Project, by improving prenatal care; improving the nutrition of infants, children, andpregnant women; improving the health practices of mothers; developing community-based health organizations to watch over the health of the population and provide a link with child survivalservices; and empowering women by getting them to participate in Mahila Mandals.

$52,500$97,466


09/99 - 09/03 $464,239 $999,775 $149,966

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo combat the principal causes of maternal and child mortality in Intibuca which are obstetric and prenatal complications, acute respiratory infections, and diarrhea.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$75,000$74,939


09/00 - 09/00 $606,592 $999,592 $149,939

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo improve the health of 13,920 children under the age of five and 23,520 women of reproductive age in 82 communities (or barangays) in five municipalities of Maguindanao. The project willaddress the principal causes of child mortality by reducing pneumonia and diarrhea, promoting breastfeeding and nutrition, and expanding the immunization program.

$180,000


09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $180,000

Title: Child Survival / GuatemalaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality by teaching good health behavior and disease prevention at the family level, and bringing health care and food to target areas in the Departmentof Solola, Guatemala City, Guatemala.

$150,000


09/98 - 09/02 $386,729 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / AngolaTo improve child survival and maternal health services in the Moxico District of eastern Angola near the border of Congo and Zambia, where nearly the entire population suffers from disease,malnutrition, war-related stresses, the disintegration of the family, and the destruction of the health care infrastructure. This will be accomplished through home visits, community education,and training caregivers in both the medical and psychosocial components of health.

$148,833


09/98 - 09/02 $401,057 $992,218 $148,833

Title: Child Survival / SenegalTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality and morbidity in the Thiadiaye and Fissel subdistricts, southeast of Dakar, by (1) helping the existing Village Health Huts and Village HealthWorkers to offer more services of better quality and recover their costs, (2) helping the Ministry of Health staff improve the quality of their services, and (3) educating child caretakers andother influential community members on how to protect children, and increasing their use of appropriate services in this regard. Interventions include immunization, nutrition/micronutrientpromotion (including Vitamin A), breastfeeding promotion, controlling diarrheal disease, and pneumonia and malaria case management.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$44,732


09/98 - 09/00 $298,217 $44,732

Title: Child Survival / BangladeshTo strengthen the municipal health system's capacity to deliver good quality, sustainable child survival services in the urban slum areas of Mymensingh and Saidpur in Bangladesh.

$98,915$99,999


09/00 - 09/04 $335,531 $994,578 $198,914

Title: Child Survival / BangladeshTo strengthen the municipality's capacity to deliver good quality child survival services which will improve the health of mothers and children in Saidpur and Parbatipur, and which can besustained with existing Municipal and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) resources.

$502,175


09/95 - 06/00 $3,347,834 $502,175


$209,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,045,000 $209,000

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo improve child survival by decreasing maternal morbidity and mortality in the remote areas of the Grande Anse which are served by 10 participating health institutions.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$200,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo help mothers and health care providers (community-based practitioners and Ministry of Health personnel) in the target area improve specific health practices.

$200,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo bridge the gap between health facilities and communities by (1) increasing the involvement of communities in their own health care, especially child survival; (2) providing technicalassistance and training to Ministry of Health and associations of health promoters; and (3) linking the activities to two complementary CARE-supported health projects in the region: theMultisectoral Population Project and the Water and Sanitation Project.

$200,000


09/96 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / TanzaniaTo improve the health status of mothers and children in the Kwimbia District area in Tanzania by decreasing maternal mortality by 25 percent among approximately 150,000 women ofreproductive age, including 40,000 pregnant women.

$146,365


09/97 - 09/01 $731,828 $731,828 $146,365

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo improve maternal and child health through interventions in (1) diarrheal disease case management, (2) community education on maternal health (with an em phasis on how to prevent andrecognize high-risk pregnancies and neonatal complications), (3) STD/HIV/AIDS prevention, and (4) birth spacing. CARE will establish a network of community-based service providers thatwill include volunteers, community physicians, pharmacists, and the CIES (the nongovernmental Bolivian Center for Investigation [research], Education, and Services) clinic in El Alto; and willconduct educational activities with organized women's and men's groups and neighborhood councils (Juntas Vecinales).


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$148,988


09/98 - 09/02 $331,083 $993,250 $148,988

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo improve the capacity of local Ministry of Health personnel to deliver quality services; teach communities how to identify and resolve local health-related problems; and help familiesrecognize health problems, practice healthy behaviors, and access quality services.

$149,010


09/98 - 09/02 $853,936 $993,403 $149,010

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo develop a partnership with two corporate sector, nongovernmental organizations affiliated with the Tata group; to make sustainable improvements in child survival; to encourage otherindustries to adopt similar models of corporate citizenship to advance health for all in India and complement existing government services; and to advance the government of India's goals forreproductive and child health throughout India and in Bihar in particular.

$64,287$85,713


09/99 - 09/03 $359,004 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / KenyaTo improve the mortality and morbidity of women of reproductive age and children under five, and make these changes sustainable through the support of community committees, the localMinistry of Health, other local institutions, and CARE.

$52,500$97,500


09/99 - 09/03 $333,333 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo reduce maternal and child mortality in Kanchanpur.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$75,000$75,000


09/00 - 09/04 $333,333 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce maternal and child mortality by (1) using a community-based health information system, (2) increasing community responsibility for improving personal health, (3) providing trainingand technical assistance to community health promoter associations, and (4) improving problem analysis and community action planning skills in existing community structures.

$73,070$75,000


09/00 - 09/04 $485,446 $987,129 $148,070

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo reduce mortality in urban slums by improving caretaker practices, increasing access to quality care, and improving the capacity of two NGO partners to plan, implement, and evaluate childsurvival programs in the targeted urban slums.

$74,728$75,000


09/00 - 09/04 $507,481 $998,182 $149,728

Title: Child Survival / UzbekistanTo reduce the high rate of mortality in children under five in Takhtakupir and Nukus, Uzbekistan by improving caretaker practices and increasing access to quality care; and to improve thecapacity of Perzent to plan, implement, and evaluate child survival programs in the targeted regions.

$211,804

Curamericas (CURAM)FAO-A-00-97-00027-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $1,000,000 $1,059,019 $211,804

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo build upon the successes of the ARHC's current Child Survival (CS) project in partnership with Consejo de Salud Rural Andino (CSRA). The project is specifically focused on (1)increasing municipal CS and primary health care services, (2) helping communities direct and manage their own health care services and increase citizen participation in these services, (3)strengthening leadership skills in the ARHC so the organization can spearhead the development of sustainable CS and primary health care systems in underserved populations, and (4)increasing the capacity of the CSRA to provide sustainable, long-term, primary health care and CS services within the evolving municipal structures of Bolivia.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$180,000


09/96 - 09/00 $900,000 $180,000

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo improve the health of children under five years of age through a variety of interventions.

$198,657


09/97 - 09/01 $332,053 $993,284 $198,657

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce infant mortality in four municipalities of the Province of Cotabambas, and help Centro Andino de Educacion y Promocion implement primary health care programs. The programwill focus on improving the following Ministry of Health programs: (1) community recognition and home management, (2) antibiotic distribution through health promoters, and (3) growthmonitoring (including obstetrical emergencies).

$171,195

Foundation of Compassionate American Samaritans (FOCAS)FAO-A-00-97-00028-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 08/01 $483,774 $1,375,975 $171,195

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo establish a much-needed intensive health education and treatment program under the auspices of Andean Rural Health Care. This project will increase the scope and quality ofsustainable child survival activities and will be monitored for direct, quantifiable impacts on selected health parameters. Interventions will include nutrition, diarrhea and pneumonia casemanagement, immunizations, child spacing/family planning, and breastfeeding. Maternal and newborn care will be incorporated later. The LOP includes $96,027 co-funded by USAID/LACin FY00.

$149,850

Health Alliance International (HAI)FAO-A-00-98-00054-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/98 - 09/02 $333,000 $999,006 $149,850

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo create sustainable reductions in infant, perinatal, and maternal mortality and morbidity in the provinces of Sofala and Manica.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$51,818$96,233

Helen Keller International, Inc. (HKI)FAO-A-00-99-00015-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $403,723 $999,659 $148,051

Title: Child Survival / MaliTo help governmental and nongovernmental organizations in Mali reduce mortality in mothers and children under five through nutrition-focused interventions in the Koulikoro region.

$123,686


09/95 - 12/00 $317,018 $824,578 $123,686

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo implement a project to improve maternal and child health in the North Shewa Zone of the Amhara Regional State of Ethiopia in partnership with the Christian Children’s Fund. The projectwill focus on four interventions: an expanded immunization program, diarrhea case management, Vitamin A supplementation and nutrition improvement, and breastfeeding.

$23,290$46,578


09/99 - 09/03 $333,471 $999,703 $69,868

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo improve the sustainable delivery of child survival interventions by increasing the managerial capacity of Centro de Promocion Agropecuaria Campesia and improving the quality of individualinterventions.

$63,885

International Rescue Committee (IRC)FAO-A-00-99-00011-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/01 $254,913 $399,888 $63,885

Title: Child Survival / RwandaTo improve the health and nutritional status of children five and under, and reduce child and maternal mortality in Rwanda and other countries where IRC is active.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$29,910

Lutheran World Relief, Inc. (LWR)FAO-A-00-97-00059-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $149,550 $29,910

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo provide an innovative, participatory, integrated, and holistic approach to the improvement of women's and children's health in the most poverty stricken rural communities of six districts inthe state of Madhya Pradesh in northern India. The project will attack the main causes of death and disease in women of childbearing age and children under five, as well as weaknesses inthe existing health care systems.

$41,670

MAP International, Inc. (MAP)FAO-A-00-99-00044-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/01 $198,002 $399,560 $41,670

Title: Child Survival / EcuadorTo improve the health and nutritional status, and lower the mortality rates, of women and children under age six in the project area.

$69,409$193,539


09/97 - 08/01 $352,739 $1,314,743 $262,948

Title: Child Survival / South AfricaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality in the project area. Strategies include improving access to care, improving the quality of care, and developing community-levelpartnerships. The interventions address perinatal mortality, immunizable diseases, diarrhea, and pneumonia. The program will also strengthen the coping capacity of families affected byHIV/AIDS. This program is being administered under the International division of MCD. The FY00 Annual Funding Level of $347,047 is funded by USAID/AFR.

$149,510


09/98 - 09/02 $460,099 $996,739 $149,510

Title: Child Survival / MadagascarTo reduce child mortality and improve the health of women of reproductive age in the Betioky Sud District of the Toliary region of southwestern Madagascar. Interventions includeimmunization, breastfeeding promotion, the control of diarrheal diseases, and child spacing. This program is being administered by the International Division of MCD.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$58,407$108,470


09/99 - 09/03 $407,656 $999,447 $166,877

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo decrease the morbidity and mortality of children under five and women 15-49, especially deaths related to obstetric causes.

$196,521

Mercy Corps International (MCI)FAO-A-00-97-00052-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/97 - 09/01 $384,691 $982,603 $196,521

Title: Child Survival / HondurasTo improve child survival rates and the overall health of infants, children, and mothers in central Honduras. The project will also strengthen the organizational management, planning, andtechnical capacity of MCI's local partners (Proyecto Aldea Global and the Ministry of Health). Key interventions will include (1) pneumonia prevention and case management, (2) diarrhea casemanagement, (3) nutrition/micronutrient supplementation, and (4) child spacing.

$200,000

Minnesota International Health Volunteers (MIHV)FAO-A-00-96-90025-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/96 - 08/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / UgandaTo reduce morbidity and increase the survival of children and mothers through the use of simple, low-cost technologies implemented at the community level.

$60,000


09/98 - 09/00 $132,942 $400,000 $60,000

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo strengthen the local capacity to plan, manage, and evaluate outreach programs on diarrheal disease, infant feeding practices, and immunization; to improve interagency collaboration andinstitutional partnerships; and to develop appropriate training program materials and systems for improved logistics.

$75,000$75,000


09/00 - 03/04 $339,544 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo improve the health of children less than five years old by controlling diarrheal disease, increasing immunization, improving nutrition, supplying micronutrients, and promoting breastfeeding.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$52,500$45,000$75,965

Pearl S. Buck International, Inc. (PSBI)FAO-A-00-99-00040-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/99 - 09/03 $312,969 $1,000,000 $173,465

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo improve the health and nutritional status of women and children by supporting the families, communities, local government units, and nongovernmental organizations that managecommunity health programs.

$200,002


09/97 - 09/01 $333,333 $1,000,000 $200,002

Title: Child Survival / GhanaTo improve the health of children and mothers by supporting the country’s recently implemented maternal/newborn care and family planning programs, supporting the existing expandedimmunization program, and introducing diarrheal case management, malaria prevention and treatment, and pneumonia case management.

$189,161


09/97 - 09/01 $315,269 $945,806 $189,161

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo assist the Ministry of Health of Nepal to (1) improve the health of children and women of reproductive age, (2) increase health education, (3) strengthen the health service, and (4) increasecommunity participation in health care programs. Key interventions will be diarrheal disease prevention and case management, pneumonia case management, family planning, and maternaland newborn care.

$150,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,333 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / SenegalTo improve the health of children under five years of age and their mothers in 15 rural communities in the districts of Nioro and Louga. Project interventions include immunization, nutritionand micronutrient promotion (including Vitamin A), and controlling diarrheal disease, pneumonia, and malaria.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$52,356$97,500


09/99 - 09/03 $333,475 $1,000,000 $149,856

Title: Child Survival / KenyaTo reduce infant and child mortality by increasing access to health services and improving health service quality in the Kubo and Kinango divisions of the Kwale District.

$51,802$97,499


09/99 - 09/03 $416,630 $999,991 $149,301

Title: Child Survival / Burkina FasoTo achieve sustainable improvements in the health of children under five and women of childbearing age.

$75,000$75,000


09/00 - 09/04 $366,778 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / CameroonTo reduce infant and child mortality by increasing access to community-based health care and improving the quality of health services in the project area. The project is being implemented inpartnership with the Ministry of Health (MOH), Italian Cooperation (IC), European Union (EU), Women-Health-Development in Sub-Saharan Africa (FESADE), and the Association for Self-Promotion of the East Province Population (AAPPEC).

$149,249


09/98 - 09/01 $340,319 $994,993 $149,249

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo increase the availability and promote the correct use of oral rehydration solution (ORS) in Haiti. The program will target children under five and will include the following interventions: (1)control of diarrheal diseases, and (2) education and training activities directed toward mothers and other caregivers, health workers, traditional healers, and vendors of ORS.

$64,995$64,995


09/00 - 09/03 $570,000 $999,920 $129,990

Title: Child Survival / RwandaTo increase the use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets, and promote their maintenance and retreatment to reduce the incidence of malaria in pregnant women and children under five.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$209,999

Project Concern International (PCI)FAO-A-00-95-00027-00CS - Katherine Jones

08/95 - 09/00 $1,400,000 $209,999

Title: Child Survival / IndonesiaTo help the Ministry of Health in Indonesia evaluate and strengthen the village midwife and immunization programs. Key interventions are maternal care, immunization, nutrition, andpneumonia.

$200,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality in the provinces of El Dorado, Lamas of Shilcayo by helping local communities identify priority health problems and seek feasiblesolutions, and by increasing the capacity of Project HOPE, the Ministry of Health, and other nongovernmental organization partners to plan, implement, and evaluate effective, sustainablechild survival interventions.

$200,000


09/97 - 09/01 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / GuatemalaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality and morbidity among Guatemalan migrant workers. Project HOPE will provide technical assistance (rather than direct service delivery) to theMinistry of Health, the Institute of Social Security, nongovernmental organizations, and coffee plantations to improve the delivery of the following child survival interventions: diarrheal diseasecontrol, pneumonia care, maternal care, immunizations, and nutritional supplementation. Project HOPE will also help develop public and private sector partnerships that will train the staffs ofthese agencies to perform quantitative and qualitative assessments of health needs, barriers, and constraints.

$200,000


09/97 - 09/01 $445,853 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / HaitiTo reduce maternal, infant, and child morbidity and mortality by controlling diarrhea and pneumonia, improving nutrition, improving maternal and newborn care, promoting breastfeeding andchild spacing, starting immunization programs, and providing HIV/AIDS education.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$149,793


08/98 - 07/02 $998,622 $998,623 $149,793

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo reduce the morbidity and mortality of infants, children under five, and their mothers by improving clinical services at the community level through the Ministry of Health. The program sitewill be eight municipalities of the Local Systems for Integrated Health Care in the Department of Chontales, and interventions will include immunization, nutritional supplementation, improvedmaternal health care, the control of diarrheal diseases, and pneumonia case management.

$150,000


08/98 - 07/02 $1,438,809 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce the high morbidity and mortality in children under six and women of reproductive age in the Kasungu District in Central Malawi by increasing their access to care, improving thequality of PRESS health services, improving health education, and strengthening relationships between the private and public sectors.

$55,243$102,592


09/99 - 09/03 $576,989 $1,000,000 $157,835

Title: Child Survival / UzbekistanTo reduce the mortality and morbidity rates in mothers and children under five by creating partnerships and improving the capacity of the Ministry of Health and formal and informal localorganizations.

$45,000$60,000


09/00 - 09/03 $233,869 $700,000 $105,000

Title: Child Survival / PeruTo reduce the morbidity and mortality rates of children under five and women of reproductive age in the Huallaga Valley of Region San Martin (RSM), Peru.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$200,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo reduce the morbidity and mortality of infants, children under five, and their mothers by improving the quantity and quality of maternal and child health services and referral systems, (2)educating individuals and families about ways of protecting their health, and (3) helping communities manage their own health care.

$200,000


09/97 - 09/01 $333,300 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / EthiopiaTo sustainably reduce infant and maternal mortality through improved caretaker practices, access to care, and quality of care at the community level.

$149,965


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $999,764 $149,965

Title: Child Survival / GuineaTo improve household and care-seeking behaviors by helping communities in the Prefecture of Mandiana in Upper Guinea improve services in their health centers and health posts, increaseaccess to these services, and promote their use. Program interventions will include nutrition/Vitamin A, immunizations, maternal and newborn care, and child spacing.

$75,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $1,000,000 $75,000

Title: Child Survival / EgyptTo sustainably reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality in the Salamout District, Minya, Upper Egypt. The LOP includes $500,000 co-funded by USAID/Egypt in FY99.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$150,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,300 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / TajikistanTo respond to the expressed needs of communities, partners, and the Ministry of Health (MOH). The project seeks to reduce infant, child, and maternal mortality through strengthened,sustainable community and MOH delivery systems. The project supports USAID/Tajikistan's strategic objectives, including a national presence and advancement of the peace process,through (1) private enterprise, (2) increased citizen participation in politics, (3) the reduction of human suffering, (4) sustainable social benefits, and (5) reduced environmental public healthrisks.

$52,500$97,500


09/99 - 09/03 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce mortality and morbidity in mothers and children under five by strengthening the health system.

$52,500$97,500


09/99 - 09/03 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / NepalTo sustain the reduction in mortality achieved by this project in mothers and children under five in the Nuwakot District, and to continue gathering research findings which will inform policy andimprove maternal and child health programs in other districts of Nepal.

$75,000$75,000


09/00 - 09/04 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $150,000

Title: Child Survival / BoliviaTo reduce the mortality of children under five by strengthening the health system. The project will implement four child survival interventions: nutrition and micronutrient supplementation,pneumonia case management, control of diarrheal disease, and immunization.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$38,250$66,750


09/00 - 09/03 $233,000 $700,000 $105,000

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo reduce mortality and morbidity in mothers and children under five by strengthening the health system. The goals are to reduce maternal mortality rate and under 5 mortality rate, improvethe capability of district health offices and communities to respond to health needs, and to develop innovative approaches which can be integrated into the policy and practices of SC and otherdevelopment partners.

$200,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,000,000 $200,000

Title: Child Survival / NicaraguaTo reduce the mortality and morbidity of 47,171 children under age five and 24,917 women 10 to 49 years of age, increase the capacity of Nicaragua's Ministry of Health to implement keychild survival interventions on an ongoing basis, and increase WRC's technical capacities in health information systems, curriculum design, and sustainable program development. Thisprogram will be part of the Si-A-Paz (‘Yes to Peace’) Project in Nicaragua.

$249,982$105,000


09/98 - 09/02 $333,376 $1,000,000 $354,982

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo reduce the mortality and morbidity of 24,402 children under age five, 2,747 children 60-71months old, and 14,347 women 15-45 years of age; increase the capacity of the Kriek DistrictMinistry of Health to implement four key child survival (CS) interventions (family planning, diarrhea case management, Vitamin A, and immunizations) on an ongoing basis; strengthen thecapacity of traditional birth attendants and drug sellers to provide safe, appropriate counsel and supplies for birth spacing and diarrhea control in the project area; and enable WRC to developa long-term strategic plan for its CS program in general, and an effective quality assurance approach to improve the impact of all of its CS projects.

$56,183$74,778


09/99 - 09/03 $582,965 $1,000,000 $130,961

Title: Child Survival / MozambiqueTo empower communities to make decisions by (1) reducing the morbidity and mortality of children under five years of age and women age 15-49, and (2) strengthening the capacity of theMaternal Organization of Health to implement child survival interventions.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$99,999$100,000


09/00 - 09/04 $333,334 $999,997 $199,999

Title: Child Survival / MalawiTo reduce morbidity and mortality in children under five and women of childbearing age, strengthen the capacity of the Livingstonia Synod Hospitals to implement child survival interventions,and empower communities to improve their health.

$342,108


09/95 - 09/01 $581,781 $1,897,344 $342,108


$159,977


09/96 - 09/00 $799,977 $159,977

Title: Child Survival / ZambiaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality by supporting and strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Health to deliver primary health care services, and by empoweringindividuals to assume responsibility for their own health needs.

$169,792


09/96 - 09/00 $291,686 $849,792 $169,792

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo support the Ministry of Health's decentralized Primary Health Care Plan, and reduce mortality and morbidity in children under age five by (1) strengthening case management, preventive,and promotional interventions at every level, and (2) enhancing the local ability to sustain child survival activities in five poor communities in the Kean Svay District and the Kandal Province ofCambodia.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$199,762


09/97 - 09/01 $537,688 $998,811 $199,762

Title: Child Survival / PhilippinesTo preserve gains in child survival and maternal health, and to help the provincial health board and 16 municipal health boards to give decentralized maternal and child health programspermanent status. Primary strategies include (1) improving the leadership capabilities of local government health care delivery and system management units; (2) expanding grassrootsparticipation by empowering women, families, and barangay volunteers; and (3) mobilizing the private sector to share the burden of ensuring good health.

$550,000$699,735


09/98 - 09/01 $1,249,735 $1,249,735

Title: Child Survival / CORETo provide support for the Child Survival Collaborations and Resources Group (CORE). The FY00 Annual Funding Level includes $150,000 co-funded by USAID/AFR.

$149,869


09/98 - 09/02 $571,973 $999,127 $149,869

Title: Child Survival / IndiaTo assist the Ballia District Chief Medical Office in accomplishing, sustaining, documenting, and replicating best practices for reducing infant, child, and maternal mortality. Programinterventions include immunization, nutrition/micronutrients (including Vitamin A), control of diarrheal diseases, pneumonia case management, malaria, maternal and newborn care, and birthspacing.

$52,485$97,471


09/99 - 09/03 $309,384 $999,712 $149,956

Title: Child Health / IndonesiaTo reduce mortality and morbidity among infants, children, and mothers through an integrated child survival/maternal health, and rural enterprise project.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$33,859$83,832$79,826


09/99 - 09/03 $425,625 $1,344,259 $197,517

Title: Child Survival / South AfricaTo reduce maternal, infant, and child morbidity and mortality in the Uthukela district by helping the Department of Health establish a decentralized district health structure which prioritizesprimary health care and is undergirded by strong community partnerships. In addition, the program helps communities affected by HIV/AIDS by supporting home care providers andmicroenterprise activities. The FY00 Annual Funding Level includes $344,618 co-funded by USAID/AFR.

$37,793$67,204


09/00 - 09/03 $292,802 $699,987 $104,997

Title: Child Survival / CambodiaTo reduce morbidity and mortality in children and women of childbearing age by using immunization, nutrition, management of childhood illnesses, and birthspacing.

$122,527$131,178$267,691


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $521,396


$40,816$37,593$121,592


06/97 - 05/02 $1,000,000 $200,001



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$158,179$147,831$688,245


06/97 - 06/03 $4,178,855 $994,255


$90,119$90,110$460,776


06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $641,005


$62,261$62,041$364,662


06/97 - 05/03 $4,708,250 $488,964


$432,714$414,467$1,359,144


06/97 - 05/02 $3,712,691 $2,206,325


$355,392$345,200$1,066,177


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $1,766,769



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$268,151$276,837$792,780


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $1,337,768


$237,440$734,866


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $972,306


$422,606 $422,606$427,409$427,409


09/99 - 09/03 $3,883,975 $8,850,000 $1,700,030

Title: The Farmer-to-Farmer Program in RussiaTo use a developed, multifaceted strategy to create ongoing support for small and micro agricultural enterprises, and teach them technical innovations and sound business managementpractices. Successful enterprises within subsectors will be encouraged to form cooperatives and agribusiness associations that will provide a sustainable core of support institutions foragriculture. The consortium will continue to help rural financial systems provide credit and other services to agricultural enterprises.

$265,961 $265,961$268,593$268,592


09/99 - 09/03 $2,223,525 $5,075,000 $1,069,107



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$68,960$287,680


09/96 - 09/01 $2,229,000 $356,640


$305,016 $305,016$307,623$307,623


09/99 - 09/03 $2,521,388 $5,875,000 $1,225,278


$145,056$582,945


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $728,001


$134,300$539,630


09/96 - 09/01 $3,471,000 $673,930



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$565,220

Peace Corps PASA (PC)FAO-P-00-97-00003-00FF - Larry W. Harms

03/97 - 09/01 $565,220 $565,220

To increase the available technical assistance to rural agricultural families in countries where Peace Corps volunteers (PCVs) work, the program will send experienced U.S. agriculturalistsand resource management professionals to host country farmers and PCVs who are involved in agriculture and natural resource activities. In Farmer-to-Farmer (FTF) focus countries, thePeace Corps will contact the FTF implementor directly to request an FTF volunteer.

$96,680$571,828


09/96 - 09/02 $5,399,730 $668,508


$398,058 $398,058$395,483$395,483


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,587,082


$1,204,148


08/94 - 09/00 $1,951,648 $1,204,148



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$109,667 $397,871$134,567


09/00 - 08/05 $1,368,100 $1,368,100 $642,105


$552,000


09/96 - 09/00 $1,200,000 $552,000

To increase the capacity of ADRA's worldwide network to deliver effective microenterprise lending services to the poor.

$143,492 $336,526$126,457


08/00 - 08/05 $3,930,944 $1,340,532 $606,475


$521,230


09/97 - 03/01 $1,681,000 $521,230


$196,000 $196,000$196,000$392,000


09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $980,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$238,037$349,249


08/98 - 08/01 $1,200,000 $587,286


$170,054 $191,666$271,039$253,857


09/99 - 09/04 $2,847,571 $2,749,330 $886,616


$127,815 $127,815$128,000


09/00 - 08/03 $1,336,162 $828,804 $383,630


$50,097 $50,097$157,364


09/00 - 08/03 $1,717,054 $1,717,054 $257,558



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$334,000$1,444,840


09/96 - 09/01 $3,759,840 $1,778,840


$209,969$656,085


09/97 - 09/02 $2,249,873 $866,054


$112,135 $112,135$315,936


08/00 - 08/03 $1,620,623 $1,620,623 $540,206


$199,883$400,117

Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC)FAO-A-00-98-00072-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 09/01 $600,000 $600,000

Title: EDC/PACT Discussion Oriented Self Assessment (DOSA)To continue to expand on PVC’s DOSA work by gathering, analyzing, and reporting data to the PVC on its capacity strengthening mandate for U.S. private and voluntary organizations, and tocontinue to manage a website that allows users access to results and companion tools.


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$6,702$139,962$70,000


09/99 - 08/02 $634,000 $649,990 $216,664


$2,012,351


04/95 - 03/00 $3,400,000 $2,012,351


$3,661,112


09/94 - 08/00 $5,746,982 $3,661,112


$176,058 $528,173$129,183


09/00 - 08/05 $13,438,964 $3,333,629 $833,414


$172,149$346,657$290,194


09/99 - 09/02 $900,000 $900,000 $809,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$180$212,626$138,166


09/99 - 09/04 $900,686 $900,360 $350,972


$563,022


09/97 - 06/01 $1,275,000 $563,022


$1,232,824


09/96 - 09/01 $2,399,990 $1,232,824


$3,109,567

Institute for Development Research, Inc. (IDR)FAO-A-00-95-00038-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/95 - 03/00 $3,109,567 $3,109,567

To enhance the ability of generalist private and voluntary organizations, particularly those in the health and nutrition area, to (1) design self-financing systems for their programs, (2) build theirtechnical competence to implement these systems, and (3) learn about and undertake the wider organizational changes necessary to integrate and support such program innovations.

$557,261


09/97 - 09/00 $1,640,000 $557,261



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$1,571,990

International Eye Foundation, Inc. (IEF)FAO-A-00-95-00015-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/95 - 02/02 $1,571,990 $1,571,990

Title: Seeing 2000To increase the quantity and quality of ocular surgery performed on children to ameliorate childhood blindness. Through the ‘Seeing 2000’ program, IEF proposes to help national andinternational nongovernmental organizations and charity hospitals in developing countries expand and improve their clinical and surgical services to blind and visually impaired children.

$2,000,000

International Eye Foundation, Inc. (IEF)FAO-A-00-99-00053-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/99 - 09/04 $725,568 $2,000,000 $2,000,000

Title: Seeing 2000: Expanded and RevisedTo assist eye care institutions and providers that offer services for children to develop financially sustainable operating costs while meeting the basic needs of people of all economic levels,especially the poor. This cooperative agreement will continue to provide subgrants ($25,000 up to $100,000) to pediatric eye care services when the previous Seeing 2000 cooperativeagreement ends.

$212,000$415,000

International Medical Services for Health (INMED)FAO-A-00-98-00071-00MG - Martin J. Hewitt

09/98 - 09/01 $627,000 $627,000

Title: Millennium Alliance for Social InvestmentTo use the Millenium Alliance for Social Investment Project to promote linkages between nonprofit organizations, businesses, and joint ventures that move beyond philanthropy. Alliance is athree-year program housed at INMED, which has built close partnerships with the pharmaceutical industry and will match Alliance services by more than 50 percent.

$269,810$491,169


09/98 - 09/01 $1,200,000 $760,979



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$210,030$438,333


09/98 - 09/01 $939,000 $648,363


$142,158$190,010$283,068


09/99 - 09/02 $1,202,685 $1,200,000 $615,236


$260,660


09/97 - 09/01 $1,322,000 $260,660


$166,600 $166,600$154,000$362,600


06/98 - 09/03 $1,700,000 $849,800



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$217,952 $217,952$217,952$435,904


09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $1,089,760


$301,500$1,206,000


09/96 - 08/01 $2,250,000 $1,507,500


$100,000 $100,000$100,000


09/98 - 09/03 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $300,000


$844,307


09/97 - 09/00 $1,160,307 $1,160,307 $844,307



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$300,000


09/97 - 09/00 $1,710,000 $300,000


$61,474 $61,475$194,551


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,500


$97,554$101,538$113,098


09/99 - 09/02 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $312,190


$175,000


09/97 - 09/00 $2,175,000 $175,000



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$59,657 $178,971$50,000


08/00 - 08/05 $2,288,628 $2,288,628 $288,628


$235,200 $235,200$235,200$470,400


09/98 - 08/03 $2,400,000 $1,176,000


$180,000


09/97 - 09/00 $900,000 $900,000 $180,000


$40,585 $40,585$154,717


08/00 - 08/03 $943,532 $943,532 $235,887



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$513,696$2,054,784


09/96 - 09/01 $4,250,000 $2,568,480


$211,330$300,000

The Small Enterprise Education and Promotion Network (SEEP Network)FAO-A-00-98-00049-00MG - Tom Kennedy

09/98 - 09/01 $511,330 $511,330

Title: Institutional and Network Development Services for Enterprise Development OrganizationsTo build the capacity of SEEP members and extend SEEP's proven capacity-building services by forming new partnerships with field-based enterprise networks. SEEP, which formerlyoperated through Catholic Relief Services, has become an independent private and voluntary organization.

$88,494 $88,494$88,494


09/00 - 09/03 $1,624,296 $1,466,306 $265,482


$428,000$1,629,000


09/96 - 08/01 $4,000,000 $2,057,000


$245,705$353,159$441,000


09/98 - 09/03 $2,250,000 $1,039,864



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$299,732$637,771$617,500


09/98 - 09/03 $2,500,000 $1,555,003


$309,684$631,305


09/96 - 09/01 $3,249,834 $940,989


$75,000

American Council for Voluntary International ActionFAO-A-00-99-00020-00CB - Vice Antoinette Ferrara

09/99 - 09/00 $70,320 $150,000 $75,000

Title: The U.S. - Japan Common Agenda Public/Private Partnership InitiativeTo promote the participation of American and Japanese private and voluntary organizations and private sector groups in the U.S.-Japan Common Agenda.

$3,000,000

Case Western Reserve UniversityFAO-A-00-97-00062-00CB - Vice Antoinette Ferrara

09/97 - 09/00 $3,000,000 $3,000,000

To encourage and support new forms of cooperation between private and voluntary organizations and nongovernmental organizations, under the GEM II program, to promote sustainabledevelopment and build organizational capacities which will strengthen civil society around the world.

$311,268


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $311,268



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(USA/W Region)

$7,165,051 $4,720,933$15,028,760$57,156,115$84,070,859U.S. HEADQUARTERS TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - UGANDABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$300,797$558,512


09/99 - 09/03 $383,850 $999,880 $859,309

Title: Child Survival / UgandaTo focus on children under five and reduce infant and child morbidity and mortality in the underserved Ntungamo District of Uganda.

$800,000

Minnesota International Health Volunteers (MIHV)FAO-A-00-96-90025-00CS - Katherine Jones

09/96 - 08/00 $1,000,000 $800,000

Title: Child Survival / UgandaTo reduce morbidity and increase the survival of children and mothers through the use of simple, low-cost technologies implemented at the community level.

$131,209$131,209$672,382


06/97 - 05/02 $3,750,000 $934,800


$199,936


09/97 - 09/01 $4,326,000 $199,936


$8,108


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $8,108



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - UGANDABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$380,820


09/97 - 03/01 $1,681,000 $380,820


$468,400


04/95 - 03/00 $3,400,000 $468,400


$125,465$685,905


09/96 - 09/01 $3,249,834 $811,370


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$131,209$656,532$3,774,063$4,561,804UGANDA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - UKRAINEBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$169,195$181,500$424,594


06/97 - 06/03 $4,707,856 $775,289


$39,501$29,370$118,503


06/97 - 05/02 $2,977,814 $187,374


$630,023 $630,023$635,408$764,101


09/99 - 09/03 $2,521,388 $5,875,000 $2,659,555


$838,719 $630,023$846,278$1,307,198$3,622,218UKRAINE TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - USA (DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION)BHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(USA/W Region)

$150,000$150,000

Global Learning, Inc.FAO-A-00-99-00048-00DE - Susan C. Saragi

09/99 - 08/01 $647,894 $300,000 $300,000

Title: Libraries Build Sustainable CommunitiesTo develop, in partnership with the American Library Association (ALA), a workshop-in-a-box on sustainable communities and organize related activities including (1) training 100 members ofALA (two per state) to facilitate the workshop, (2) having these trainees conduct at least 50 workshops (at least one per state), (3) create a national interactive sustainabledevelopment/sustainable communities discussion among librarians who participate in these workshops via a listserver, (4) conduct workshops at four different national library conferences, (5)create and disseminate a Libraries Build Sustainable Communities Guide to all 60,000 ALA members and subscribers as an insert in the magazine American Libraries, and to the Americanpublic through posting on ALA's website, and (6) publicize this project's resources through at least three articles in ALA publications and four press releases to the general media.

$137,114$150,000

Indiana UniversityFAO-A-00-99-00052-00DE - Susan C. Saragi

09/99 - 08/01 $187,280 $287,114 $287,114

Title: Global Leadership through Agricultural Development: A 21st Century Solution for YouthTo develop, in partnership with the National FFA Organization and Purdue University, an innovative CD-ROM-based educational technology that will be used by high school students andteachers in the agricultural education system. Entitled ‘Global Leadership Through Agricultural Development: A 21st Century Solution for Youth,’ the project will disseminate electronic casestudies with real-life scenarios that enable students to understand and come to terms with the relationship between local concerns and global agricultural development.

$150,000$150,000

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association - International Foundation (NRECA-IF)FAO-A-00-99-00045-00DE - Susan C. Saragi

09/99 - 08/01 $1,049,689 $300,000 $300,000

Title: Bringing Light and Prosperity to the Developing WorldTo team up with the NRECA and the National Association of Purchasing-Rural Electric Utilities to carry out a project entitled ‘Bringing Light and Prosperity to the Developing World.’ Thisproject will reach a diverse audience of over 32 million Americans who are the employees, members, and consumers of rural electric cooperatives. The project will work towards increasingthis audience's awareness of international development issues and concerns, and will also strengthen volunteer programming."


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - USA (DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION)BHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(USA/W Region)

$162,886$150,000

Partners of the Americas (Partners)FAO-A-00-99-00041-00DE - Susan C. Saragi

09/99 - 08/01 $201,712 $312,886 $312,886

Title: Latinos and Latin America: Local-Global Messages and LinkagesTo work with the National Council of La Raza, the Hispanic Council on International Relations, and the Hispanic Link Journalism Foundation to promote international development between theUnited States and Latin America by (1) developing and expanding effective media and public outreach programs at the local level that promote local/global linkages between the United Statesand Latin America on development issues; (2) promoting the development of a Latino perspective and presence on the United States’ engagement with the world, especially as it relates tointernational development and Latin America; (3) raising the awareness of Hispanic-American journalists about international development issues; (4) developing and refining messages andmaterials on international development for Hispanic audiences; (5) providing opportunities for collaborating organizations to participate in international development programs through Partnersof the Americas; and (6) strengthening Partners of the Americas chapters, National Council of La Raza affiliates, the Hispanic Link Journalism Foundation, and the Hispanic Council onInternational Relations organizations.

$150,000$150,000

TechnoServe, Inc.FAO-A-00-99-00051-00DE - Susan C. Saragi

09/99 - 08/01 $138,415 $300,000 $300,000

Title: Making Connections through GardeningTo team up with the National Gardening Association to work with children from kindergarten though eighth grade around the United States who use the association's GrowLab curriculum.The curriculum will be modified to incorporate information on understanding the similarities between U.S. school children and those in the developing world through agriculture, gardening, andthe environment. Teachers and students will receive information on children's lives in Nicaragua and Ghana to help them understand the concept of global interconnectedness betweenpeople, and common needs and solutions for the environment.

$750,000$750,000$1,500,000USA (DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION) TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - UZBEKISTANBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$423,454$425,000


09/00 - 09/04 $507,481 $998,182 $848,454

Title: Child Survival / UzbekistanTo reduce the high rate of mortality in children under five in Takhtakupir and Nukus, Uzbekistan by improving caretaker practices and increasing access to quality care; and to improve thecapacity of Perzent to plan, implement, and evaluate child survival programs in the targeted regions.

$294,757$547,408


09/99 - 09/03 $576,989 $1,000,000 $842,165

Title: Child Survival / UzbekistanTo reduce the mortality and morbidity rates in mothers and children under five by creating partnerships and improving the capacity of the Ministry of Health and formal and informal localorganizations.

$24,355$25,144$58,082


06/97 - 05/02 $3,000,000 $107,581


$387,790 $387,790$385,283$385,283


09/99 - 09/03 $4,111,275 $9,250,000 $1,546,146


$835,599 $387,790$1,130,184$990,773$3,344,346UZBEKISTAN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - WEST BANK AND GAZA STRIPBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$102,190$76,287


09/96 - 09/01 $2,600,000 $178,477


$99,061


09/00 - 09/02 $500,000 $1,500,000 $99,061


$201,251$76,287$277,538WEST BANK AND GAZA STRIP TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - YEMENBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report



$790,364


09/95 - 09/00 $2,409,966 $790,364


$382,800$487,025


09/99 - 09/03 $440,544 $999,798 $869,825

Title: Child Survival / YemenTo help the district increase the capacity of its community and health facilities, and to introduce appropriate child survival strategies that are connected with programs that promote self-sustainability. The program will also introduce cost-effective innovations that can be used as models for reform.

$382,800$1,277,389$1,660,189YEMEN TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ZAMBIABHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$899,942


09/95 - 09/00 $2,409,966 $899,942


$382,800$487,163


09/99 - 09/03 $333,675 $999,957 $869,963

Title: Child Survival / ZambiaTo reduce maternal, child, and infant mortality from preventable causes in the districts of Chipata (South Zone) and Chadiza (entire district) of the Eastern Province of Zambia. The programwill increase the capacity of local partners to conduct health action planning and manage community-based public health centers.

$640,000


09/96 - 09/00 $799,977 $640,000

Title: Child Survival / ZambiaTo reduce infant, child, and maternal morbidity and mortality by supporting and strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Health to deliver primary health care services, and by empoweringindividuals to assume responsibility for their own health needs.

$40,226$46,294


09/96 - 09/01 $2,229,000 $86,520



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$118,500


09/97 - 09/00 $1,160,307 $1,160,307 $118,500


$450,000


09/97 - 09/00 $2,175,000 $450,000


$125,000 $375,000$125,000


08/00 - 08/05 $2,288,628 $2,288,628 $625,000


$180,000


09/97 - 09/00 $900,000 $900,000 $180,000


$40,582 $40,582$154,717


08/00 - 08/03 $943,532 $943,532 $235,881



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001



(Africa Region)

$165,582 $415,582$702,743$2,821,899$4,105,806ZAMBIA TOTAL:


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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ZIMBABWEBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$268,178$1,273,671


09/96 - 09/01 $2,229,000 $1,541,849


$8,086


08/98 - 08/01 $1,200,000 $8,086


$233,814


09/97 - 06/01 $1,275,000 $233,814


$85,899 $85,899$85,899$171,798


09/98 - 09/03 $2,000,000 $429,495



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PVO Name & Acronym

Agreement Number


START-ENDDATES

COUNTRYLOP



OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001

FY 2000 - ZIMBABWEBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report


(Africa Region)

$61,474 $61,474$194,549


08/00 - 08/03 $1,776,423 $1,904,985 $317,497


$147,373 $147,373$548,626$1,687,369$2,530,741ZIMBABWE TOTAL:


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$28,770,929 $18,232,682$58,278,087$178,352,340$283,634,038REPORT TOTAL:

FY 2000 REPORT TOTALBHR/PVC Portfolio Country Report

COUNTRIESLOP


OBLIGATEDFY2000

PLANNEDFY2001

PLANNEDPAST FY2001


Countries Included in this Report:

Africa Region, Angola, Armenia, Asia and the Near East Region, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Benin, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cameroon, Central andEastern Europe, Dominican Republic, East Africa, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Europe and Eurasia Region, Gabon, Georgia, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Guyana, Haiti,Honduras, Horn of Africa, India, Indonesia, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Latin America and Caribbean Region, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mexico, Moldova,Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Program Support, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Senegal,South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Turkmenistan, U.S. Headquarters, Uganda, Ukraine, USA (Development Education), Uzbekistan, West Bank and Gaza Strip, Yemen,Zambia, Zimbabwe


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