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User's Guide to Democracy, Human Rights and Governance Programming USER’S GUIDE TO DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE PROGRAMMING User’s Guide to DRG Programming 1 February 2019 An Overview: The Center of Excellence on Democracy, Human Rights and Governance (DRG) User’s Guide to DRG Programming In 2012, USAID formally launched the Center of Excellence on Democracy, Human Rights and Governance (DRG Center). The creation of the DRG Center resulted from the U.S. Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), which explicitly stated the need for USAID to establish the Center as the primary means of elevating and integrating democracy, human rights and governance within the Agency’s overall development portfolio. The DRG Center exercises broad oversight over the global $2.3 billion democracy, human rights, and governance Congressional budget directive, most of which is implemented by USAID. The DRG Center has a mission statement to “promote peace, prosperity, and freedom around the world through self-reliant, citizen responsive democratic government that respects human dignity, rights and rule of law.” The DRG Center organizes its work to achieve the three following strategic objectives: 1) Learn: Increase knowledge concerning the global advancement of DRG; 2) Serve: Improve the quality and impact of DRG technical assistance to the field; and 3) Influence: Elevate the role of DRG in key USAID, USG and multilateral strategies, policies and budgets. With a strong emphasis on rigorous learning, the DRG Center will promote and support evidence-based DRG programming. This User’s Guide to DRG Programming has been crafted to serve as a fundamental reference tool for USAID missions and bureaus to utilize in pursuit of advancing democracy, human rights and good governance. This Guide outlines the structure and breadth of the DRG Center’s technical expertise, as well as the D.C.-based DRG cadre. The Guide catalogs the funding and implementing mechanisms that may be accessed through the DRG Center and other offices, and technical resources which inform DRG work. With a strong emphasis on rigorous evaluation and learning, the DRG Center is committed to promoting evidence-based policy, strategy and programming in the DRG sector. The Agency’s primary means of implementing DRG programs in “presence” countries remains in USAID missions. In well-defined circumstances, these mechanisms may also be used in “non-presence” countries. Overall, the DRG Center’s support of missions is provided through an interlinked approach that involves technical leadership, targeted field support, cadre development and training, and direct program management. Various training as well as assessment and programming tools are developed by the DRG Center to assist missions in analyzing and choosing appropriate strategies to address the DRG issues in their host countries, as well as implement Agency-wide policies. The nine divisions that comprise the DRG Center are: 1) Civil Society and Media (CSM); 2) Cross-Sectoral Programs (CSP); 3) Elections and Political Transitions (EPT); 4) Empowerment and Inclusion (EI); 5) Global and Regional Policy (GRP); 6) Governance and Rule of Law (GROL); 7) Human Rights (HR); 8) Learning; and 9) Strategic Planning. There are also two permanent working groups within the DRG Center, the DRG Gender Working Group and the Training Leadership Team. *The User's Guide to DRG Programming is regularly updated and accessible on the Center of Excellence on Democracy, Human Rights and Governance internal website at https://pages.usaid.gov/DCHA/DRG. User’s Guide to DRG Programming 1 February 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS DRG CENTER ............................................................................................................................... 1 Organization Chart ........................................................................................................................................................ 4 DRG Center Division and Working Group Descriptions .................................................................................... 5 DRG Center Staff Directory ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Biographies of DRG Office Staff ................................................................................................................................ 10 Biographies – Regional DRG Technical Experts ................................................................................................... 28 How to Access a DRG Implementing Mechanism ................................................................................................ 33 Cross-Cutting Services ............................................................................................................... 35 Democracy Fellowships and Grants Program ....................................................................................................... 36 DRG Learning, Evaluation and Research ............................................................................................................... 38 Professional Development Contract........................................................................................................................ 39 Civil Society and Media ............................................................................................................... 40 Strengthening Civil Society Globally (SCS Global) Cooperative Agreement ................................................. 41 Global Labor Program Cooperative Agreement .................................................................................................. 43 Legal Enabling Environmental Program Cooperative Agreement (LEEP II) .................................................... 44 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index (CSOSI) .................................................................................... 45 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) .......................................................................................... 46 Global Alliance for Community Philanthropy (GACP) ...................................................................................... 47 YouthPower Action and Learning IDIQs ............................................................................................................... 49 Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) ................................................................................................................. 52 Information Safety and Capacity Project (ISC) ..................................................................................................... 53 Anti-Media Viral Squad ............................................................................................................................................... 53 Friend or Foe: Algorithms Impact on Media and Human Rights Defenders ................................................. 53 Media Literacy For New Digital Arrivals ................................................................................................................ 53 Enabling and Protecting Civic Spaces (EPCS)- INSPIRES ................................................................................... 53 Elections and Political Transitions ............................................................................................. 60 Elections and Political Processes (EPP) Fund ....................................................................................................... 61 Global Elections and Political Transitions Leader with Associate Awards (LWA) ....................................... 62 Governance and Rule of Law ..................................................................................................... 64 Legislative Strengthening Technical Services IQCs ............................................................................................... 65 IQCs for Rule of Law ................................................................................................................................................. 68 User’s Guide to DRG Programming 2 February 2019 Human Rights .............................................................................................................................. 72 Human Rights Grant Program .................................................................................................................................. 73 Human Rights Support Mechanism Leadership with Associate Awards ......................................................... 74 Promoting LGBTI Equality Through Entrepreneurship and SME Growth in Developing Countries and Regions…………………………………………………………………………………………………..76 Global LGBTI Human Rights Partnership ………………………………………………………………77 Empowerment and Inclusion: Service for Highly Vulnerable Populations ............................ 78 Empowerment and Inclusion Division…………………………………………………………………...79 Technical Support Contract ..................................................................................................................................... 80 Disability Program ........................................................................................................................................................ 81 Displaced Children and Orphans Fund (DCOF) /Center on Children in Adversity .................................... 82 Victims of Torture Program (VOT) ........................................................................................................................ 83 Leahy
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