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Usaid Development Activities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo USAID DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CENTRAL AFRICA REGIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE ENVIRONMENT HEALTH !l Community Based Counter Wildlife Trafficking MAP KEY 4 Children African Parks Network . Jun 2018 - Jun 2023 Catholic Relief Services (CRS) . Sep 2014 - Dec 2018 Technical Team (Generic Symbol) Africa Indoor Residual Spraying Task Order 6 Forest Resource Management BAS-UELE US Forest Service . Jun 2015 - Feb 202 0 Central Africa Regional Prog. for the Env. (CARPE) Gbadolite HAUT-UELE Abt Associates . Nov 2013 - Oct 2019 !(l Garamba Chinko Protected Areas Project Challenge TB African Parks Network . Sep 2016 - Sep 202 0 Democracy, Human Right and Governance (DRG) NORD-UBANGI KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation . Sep 2014 - Sep 2019 Gemena Demographic Health Survey 7 (DHS-7) (Malaria Research) Ituri - Epulu - Aru Forest Landscape Economic Growth (EG) Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) . Oct 2013 - Sep 201 9 ICF Macro, Inc. Sep 2013 - Sep 2019 Lac Tele - Lac Tumba Landscape Program Education Buta Isiro Enhancing Linkages and Services for Children affected Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) . Jan 2014 - Jan 201 9 by HIV AIDS, ELIKIA Project Food For Peace (FFP) Education Development Center (EDC) . Apr 2016 - Apr 2021 Maiko-Tayna-Kahuzi Biega Landscape Worldlife Conservation Society (WCS) . Oct 2013 - Sep 20 18 SUD-UBANGI Fistula Care Plus Health Lisala Engender Health . Dec 2013 - Sep 201 9 Maringa - Lopori - Wamba Landscape African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) . Oct 2013 - Sep 201 8 !FG Global Health Supply Chain - Chemonics International Peace and Security Office (PSO) MONGALA Chemonics International . Jan 2016 - Sep 201 9 Salonga – Lukenie – Sankuru Forest Landscape Bunia World Wildlife Fund (WWF) . Oct 2013 - Sep 201 9 Health Finance and Governance: Support the implementation of MOH reforms Strengthening Central Africa Environmental Province Saturation Major Settlement ITURI Education Development Center (EDC) . Sep 2012 - Sep 2018 Management and Policy Support (SCAEMPS) TSHOPO World Resources Institute (WRI) . Feb 2014 - Feb 2019 1 - 3 Country Boundary Integrated HIV/AIDS Project - Haut-Katanga/Lualaba (IHAP-Katanga ) Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) . Mar 2017 - Mar 2019 !l Virunga Focal Area Landscape 4 - 5 Province Boundary Kisangani World Wildlife Fund (WWF) . Oct 2013 - Sep 201 8 Integrated HIV/AIDS Project - Kinshasa (IHAP-Kinshasa) 6 - 7 Nation Wide Activity Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) . Mar 2017 - Mar 2019 Mbandaka 8 - 15 Linkages Across the Continuum of HIV Services for Key P opulations Boende Affected by HIV (LINKAGES) 16 - 21 Family Health International 360 (FHI 360) . Jun 2015 - Sep 2018 EQUATEUR Maternal and Child Survival Plan (MCSP) JhpiegoMar 2014 - Mar 2019 !GF2 Measure Evaluation Phase IV TSHUAPA University of North Carolina (UNC) . Jul 2014 - Jun 2019 DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE Stop TB Partnership Advancing Human Rights and Promoting Electoral Justice in the DRC Activity (AHREJA) Stop TB Partnership . Feb 2015 - Sep 201 9 Freedom House . Mar 2016 - Mar 201 9 NORD-KIVU Support to International Family Planning Organization s (SIFPO) CENI Technical Support Activity Inongo Goma Population Services International (PSI) . Sep 2010 - Sep 2018 United Development Program (UNDP) PIO Grant CENI . Jun 2015 - Dec 201 8 UNICEF MCH Umbrella Grant Congo Demokrasia Civic and Voter Education Activity SUD-KIVU United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF) . Sep 2007 - Sep 2020 Counterpart International (CI) . May 2015 - May 201 9 Bukavu UNICEF Routine and Polio (Umbrella Grant: Polio, EPI) Elections Observation Activity (BBM II/CEJP) MAI-NDOMBE MANIEMA United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF) . Oct 2011 - Sep 2022 Commission Episcopale Justice et Paix (CEJP) . Jan 2017 - Jan 201 9 Kindu UNICEF WASH Integrated Governance Activity (IGA) Bandundu United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF) Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI) . Jan 2017 - Jan 202 2 USAID Integrated Health Project Political Party Strengthening Program SANKURU Abt Associates . Jan 2018 - Jan 202 5 National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) . Oct 2013 - Sep 201 8 VectorWorks John Hopkins University (JHU) . Oct 2014 - Sep 2019 WHO AFR/SD Support for the Eradication of Polio (Polio Surveillance and Commodities) KINSHASA World Health Organization (WHO) Lusambo Kenge KWILU Ville WHO AFRO Support for Disease Control and KASAI Reproductive Health in Africa KASAI World Health Organization (WHO) . Oct 2011 - Oct 2017 KONGO CENTRAL CENTRAL Matadi Kananga Kalemie Kabinda Mbuji-Mayi TANGANIKA ECONOMIC GROWTH Tshikapa KASAI LOMAMI FOOD FOR PEACE ASILI 2.0 - Scaling for Sustainability in the Kivus American Refugee Committee (ARC) . Mar 2018 - Mar 202 3 ORIENTAL KWANGO Budikadidi Development Food Security Activity Capacity Building for Responsible Minerals Trade Catholic Relief Services (CRS) . D ec 2017 - Dec 2021 Tetra Tech . Jul 2014 - Dec 201 8 South Kivu Food Security Project Mercy Corps . Oct 2016 - Sep 2021 Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA) . Jan 2016 - Dec 202 0 Tuendelee Pamoja (Moving Forward Together) II DRC Power Sector Reform Activity (PSR) Development Food Aid Program ECODIT . May 2016 - May 201 9 Food for the Hungry (FH) . Oct 2016 - Sep 2021 FtF DRC Strengthening Kivu Value Chains Activity (SVC) Tetra Tech . May 2017 - May 202 2 Household Grants for Youth Kamina GiveDirectly . Apr 2018 - Apr 202 1 Responsible Minerals Trade: Infrastructure and Regulatory Reform HAUT-LOMAMI International Organization for Migration (IOM) . Jan 2012 - Dec 201 8 PEACE AND SECURITY HAUT-KATANGA !") Community Resilience in Central Africa (CRCA) Invisible Children (IC) . Oct 2017 - Oct 202 2 Solution for Peace and Recovery (SPR) Management Systems International (SI) . Aug 2016 - Aug 201 9 LUALABA Kolwezi USAID also provides emergency assistance under the Office of Food for Peace and the Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) to address humanitarian needs, EDUCATION including emergency food and non-food needs. !XW ACCELERE! 4 - Improving Participation and Learning for Map Reference: RDRC-PR002-0287; Vulnerable Children in Haut-Katanga, Lualaba and Eq uateur. Lubumbashi Scale: 1:8,600,000 on 11 inches X 17 Inches Paper; Released in August 2018. United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF) . Feb 2016 - Sep 2019 Geographic Coordinates System, Datum: World Geodetic System (WGS) 1984. Integrated Youth Development Activity USAID/DRC GIS specialist: [email protected]; Tel.: (+243) 815554624. Education Development Center (EDC) . Apr 2018 - Apr 2021 ² Preliminary/provisional, "as-is" and subject to revision. Not for navigational use; TRC - Teacher Resource Center 0 400 Km !X no liability accepted; no expressed or implied warranties made. ENABEL (Belgium Development Agency) . Jun 2015 - Jun 2019 USAID/UKAID ACCELERE! For the most up-to-date version, please check: Chemonics International . May 2015 - May 2020 0 200 Miles https://www.usaid.gov/democratic-republic-congo/newsroom/key-documents Copyright:© 2014 Esri.
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