CIVIL SOCIETY AND DEMOCRACY STRENGTHENING PROJECT

QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT: Third Quarter 2006

This publication was produced for review by the United States Agency for International. It was prepared by the Civil Society and Democracy Strengthening project, implemented by Chemonics International Inc., in conjunction with its partners: AMIDEAST, CARE International, and MASSAR Associates.

October 15, 2006

QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT: Third Quarter 2006

DISCLAIMER

The author’s views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Agency for International Development or the United States Government. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acronyms ii Executive Summary iii

SECTION I TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS I-1

A. Restarting Support to Palestinian Civil Society I-1 B. Task 1: Supporting Civil Society Reform Initiatives I-1 C. Task 2: Analyzing Civil Society Support and Impact I-3

SECTION II PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND STAFFING II-1

A. Management and Staffing II-1 B. Grants Management and Compliance II-2 C. Project Communications and IT Systems II-2 D. USAID Reporting II-2 E. Project Closeout II-3 F. Project Retreat II-3

SECTION III PERFORMANCE MONITORING AND EVALUATION III-1

ANNEX A CUMULATIVE GRANTS PAYMENT REPORT, THIRD QUARTER 2006

ACRONYMS

ADS Automated Directives System CBO Community Based Organization CLIN Contract Line Item Number CSDS Civil Society and Democracy Strengthening project CSO Civil Society Organization D&G Democracy and Governance FOG Fixed-Obligation Grant GIS Geographic Information System GS Gaza Strip HO Chemonics Home Office IR Intermediate Result IT Information Technology PCDCR Palestinian Center for Democracy and Conflict Resolution PLC Palestinian Legislative Council PMP Performance Monitoring Plan PMU Project Management Unit ST Short-term USAID United States Agency for International Development WB West Bank

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This quarterly progress report covers the activities of the USAID-funded Civil Society and Democracy Strengthening (CSDS) project from July 1, 2005 through September 30, 2006. During the reporting period, USAID extended the project end-date until January 30, 2007 without raising the total value of the contract. At the same time, USAID also rescinded its April 2006 “Notice of Intent to Suspend/Stop Work.”. This quarterly report is modeled on CSDS’s draft work plan for the extension period, submitted to USAID in September 2006.1

With the “Notice of Intent” rescinded and the no-cost extension issued, CSDS was able to restart technical activities during the quarter. Most importantly for Palestinian civil society, the project was able to issue grants for the first time since the January 2006 elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC). In close coordination with USAID, the project team and its partner civil society organizations (CSOs) developed 16 grant proposals—13 for fixed-obligation grants (FOGs) and three for simplified grants—in late July and August. Of these, USAID approved and CSDS issued 11 FOGs and two simplified grants at the end of the quarter. These grants are valued at a total of approximately $342,000. The four grants pending USAID approval are valued at approximately $134,000. With the new awards, CSDS has issued a total of 429 grants valued at approximately $17.1 million over the life of the project.

The 13 grants awarded during the quarter are designed to strengthen the role of Palestinian CSOs in public discourse and efforts to create a more accountable and transparent government. The grants are also designed to encourage coalition building and help CSO partners expand their constituent bases. As such, the grants address key issues and challenges identified by Palestinian CSO leaders after the legislative elections. The grants are also designed to build a base for future CSO and donor-funded initiatives.

For example, five CSOs will conduct democracy and governance after-school programs in Gaza. The entire program will reach between 900 and 1,000 children and their families, most from highly marginalized areas of the Gaza Strip, including refugee camps and rural areas. As designed, the program will provide a needed service, while also delivering valuable content related to the rule of law and other major public issues. At the same time, it is designed to strengthen grassroots connections and support for democratically oriented CSOs.

In a West Bank initiative, four CSOs are working to strengthen grassroots women’s cooperatives and clubs, and to help them become more involved in public discourse and public policy at a local level. Again, the effort is designed to create a base for future activities that engage this important, grassroots segment of civil society. In another initiative, a partner CSO will start a youth network for democracy in villages near Ramallah in the West Bank, the pilot stage of an initiative that the CSO hopes will develop into a national network of youths dedicated to promoting democracy and service to the community.

At the end of the reporting period, additional grant-making activities were being discussed with USAID. The exact amount of funds allocated for grants under the no-cost extension will be determined by the outcome of budget discussions between USAID and Chemonics

1 The September 2006 version of the work plan was produced to account for changes in USAID priorities and a new USAID strategy for the West Bank/Gaza mission. It was developed with significant input from USAID. The project submitted an earlier draft of the work plan in February 2006. At that point, USAID told CSDS to hold off on finalizing the plan until USAID and US Government policy was clarified, and until the “Notice of Intention to Suspend/Stop Work” was lifted.

International, the prime contractor on the CSDS project.2 We hope to conclude these discussions and a related contract modification early in the fourth quarter.

In addition to restarting the grant program, the project prepared to conduct one remaining large study and two smaller studies during the final months of the project. At the end of the reporting period, we agreed tentatively with USAID to focus the large study on the role of Palestinian civil society in preventing a further decline in internal peace and rule of law. The subjects of the two smaller studies were still being discussed with USAID as of writing of this report.

Finally, CSDS started planning close-out activities during the quarter, including a final conference and report, and the overall administrative and financial closeout of this six-year, $34-million project. A complex and varied range of closeout activities will become an increasingly central part of our work during the fourth quarter.

2 While USAID modified the CSDS contract to extend the end-date to January 30, 2007, it did not modify the project’s budget, in particular the division of funds between the two contract line item numbers (CLINs). USAID told the project that a corresponding budget modification would be forthcoming early in the fourth quarter. Chemonics International submitted a proposed budget for the realignment in late July 2006, followed by a revised realignment request in early September.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SECTION I

Technical Achievements

A. Restarting Support to Palestinian Civil Society

In close partnership with USAID, CSDS restarted technical activities during the third quarter. Most importantly, we worked with USAID and partner CSOs to issue our first round of grants since the January 2006 elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC). Described later in this section, the grants are designed to strengthen the role of Palestinian CSOs in public discourse and efforts to create a more accountable and transparent government. The grants are also designed to encourage coalition building and to help CSO partners expand their constituent bases. As such, the grants address key issues and challenges identified by civil society leaders after the legislative elections and build a base for future CSO and donor-funded initiatives.3

In addition to launching the grants program, CSDS also prepared to conduct the project’s remaining technical activities. In initial agreements with USAID and in accordance with the proposal for the no-cost extension (dated July 2006), we plan to conduct one large study and two smaller studies, convene a final conference, and write a final report summarizing the activities and lessons learned over the course of this six-year, $34 million project. This section of our quarterly report summarizes our technical activities during the reporting period in line with the extension proposal and draft work plan for the no-cost extension period submitted in September 2006. The next section summarizes financial and administrative activities.

B. Task 1: Supporting Civil Society Reform Initiatives

Under the no-cost extension, CSDS’s primary mode of supporting civil society is grant- making. To prepare to restart the CSDS grant program, the project’s team conducted a series of consultative meetings with its partners throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip during July. In consultation with USAID, we also reviewed and determined that three of the 11 simplified grants originally approved by the CSDS Grants Committee in February 2006 were still viable in the current timeframe and political environment.

After the meetings with partners, we asked CSOs to submit brief concept papers for fixed- obligation grants (FOGs). Under CSDS’s current USAID-approved grants manuals, FOGs can have maximum values of $25,000 with durations of up to 3 months. In total, we reviewed more than 20 grant concepts during the first two weeks of August.4 Grants in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip are outlined separately below.

3 See CSDS’s March 2006 report on opportunities and challenges facing Palestinian civil society. Participants in roundtables and one-on-one meetings almost unanimously identified building the grassroots constituent bases of moderate, democratically oriented CSOs and strengthening networks and coalitions as key challenges moving forward after the elections. These findings were confirmed in meetings conducted with CSDS partners in July and August.

4 In accordance with US government regulations, CSDS’s USAID-approved manuals do not require a formal solicitation process for the issuance of FOGs. Nevertheless, the request for concept papers, as well as a competitive process for selecting grantee partners for the Gaza democracy and governance after-school program, created a competitive process for the issuance of new grants.

In close consultation with USAID and based on the concept papers in the West Bank, the project team developed FOGs with eight CSOs. The eight grants are:

• An initiative that includes grants to five different CSOs to jointly increase the capacity, visibility, and level of coordination between grassroots women’s organizations and cooperatives in the West Bank. After receiving USAID approval, all but one of these grants started in the last week of the quarter. Al Hares for Media and Studies, Bani Naim Charitable Society, Juhoud for Community and Rural Development, Ta’oun for Conflict Resolution, and Qalandia Camp Women’s Handicraft Cooperative are participating in the program. As of writing of this report, issuance of the grant to Qalandia was pending receipt of renewed vetting results and final approval from USAID.

• An initiative to pilot civil peace committees in 10 villages in the West Bank and to establish a committee of CSO leaders to advocate on civic peace and rule of law issues at the national level. As of writing this report, issuance of this grant to CSDS partner the Civic Forum Institute (CFI) was pending receipt of renewed vetting results and final approval from USAID.

• Another pilot initiative to start creating a network of youths concerned with democracy and governance at the village level, and connecting these groups such that they will be able to take collective action. This grant to partner Our Rights was issued in the last week of September after we received final approval and vetting results from USAID.

• A project to create an index to measure the performance of the Palestinian Legislative Council, conducted with technical assistance from the USAID-funded Legislative Process Strengthening project, Bayan. We issued this grant to Filastiniyat, a new partner CSO, in the last week of September after receiving final approval from USAID. Bayan provided assistance throughout the grant development process and will provide expert assistance during implementation.

In the Gaza Strip, CSO partners recommended that new projects should provide both services and democracy and governance content to participants. Throughout the Palestinian territories, conditions steadily deteriorated between February and August 2006, especially in the Gaza Strip. With the government unable to pay salaries and limited international assistance, family incomes declined and unemployment rose. Internal disorder and violence also increased, and Israel stepped up incursions and the destruction of infrastructure, including a major power- generating facility, complicating life in the Gaza Strip and causing most children and youth to miss their usual summer academic enrichment and social activities.

As a result of the deteriorating conditions, CSDS and its partners decided to launch a combined grant initiative to address the needs of hard-hit families and accomplish democracy and governance objectives: democracy and governance after-school programs. From more than 15 applications from interested CSO, the project selected six partners to collectively develop proposals and implement the program. Each of the six CSOs will conduct three after- school programs. With approximately 60 students aged 12 to 15 in each program, the whole initiative will reach approximately 1,000 youths and their families. The programs will provide the students with help with their homework, social and recreational activities, and two democracy and governance “corners.”

TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS: THIRD QUARTER 2006 I-2

The first democracy and governance “corner” will allow students to learn about and discuss key issues facing civil society, including rising levels of violence and the misuse of weapons. To strengthen this corner, the USAID-funded Arkan project will train trainers and help implement five rule-of-law modules. The modules are designed to teach pre- and early teenagers basic rule of law concepts and to increase their respect for the rule of law and peaceful, democratic methods of resolving disputes. Arkan will monitor implementation of the program, allowing them to later refine and strengthen the modules and trainers’ manual.

As noted at the start of this section, we also determined that three of the 11 simplified grants developed in the fourth quarter of 2005 and approved by the CSDS Grants Committee in February 2006 were still viable and valuable in the current environment and under new US government and USAID regulations. These grants were reworked to fit within a 3.5-month timeframe, shorter than their original timeframe of 5.5 months, in order to account for the remaining life of the project and allow time for proper project closeout. The three grants are:

• Al-Mawrid Teacher Development Center. Al-Mawrid will work with UNRWA schools and the UNRWA administration to help institutionalize student body elections in UNRWA junior high schools in the West Bank, continuing an effort started under previous grants from 2004-2005. With a value of approximately $51,000, this grant was approved by USAID and signed in the last week of September.

• Palestinian Center for Democracy and Conflict Resolution/Gaza (PCDCR). The PCDCR will work to develop a coalition of grassroots organizations to work together to reduce the level of violence against women and promote women’s rights in the Gaza Strip. Under the grant, the PCDCR will advocate for the creation of a shelter for battered women in the Gaza Strip (no such shelter currently exists), as far as such advocacy efforts are allowed under the current contact rules. With a value of approximately $28,600, this grant was approved by USAID and signed at the end of September.

• Association of Women’s Committee for Social Work (AWCSW). AWCSW originally proposed conducting a training program for women council members in the Salfeet Governorate. This program was recently funded by the Norwegian government. Instead, they have suggested conducting the program in villages between Ramallah and Jerusalem. The estimated value of the revised grant is $59,000. As of writing of this report, the viability of this grant was being discussed with USAID. It is possible that programmatic, timing, and budgetary constraints will prevent issuance of this grant. A final determination on its status will be made early in the fourth quarter.

The project’s capacity to award additional grants will be contingent on the final value of CLIN 2 in the approved budget for the contract modification, as well as timing constraints as the end of the project approaches. As has been discussed with USAID, the window for issuing new grants is rapidly coming to an end, as all grants must close by the end of December or beginning of January to allow for close-out by our current end-date on January 30, 2007.

TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS: THIRD QUARTER 2006 I-3

C. Task 2: Analyzing Civil Society Support and Impact

In CSDS’s July 2006 proposal for a no-cost extension, it proposes conducting one large and two small studies. These studies will be designed to generate debate in the CSO and donor communities, providing analysis, and introduce new project ideas into the CSO community. During August and September, CSDS developed and discussed a range of different topics for all three studies with USAID.

Depending on the resolution of the final budget negotiations and content of the contract modification for the no-cost extension, we have agreed with USAID that the major study will concentrate on the role of civil society in preventing a further decline in internal peace and rule of law. We will submit a scope of work (SOW) for this study early in the fourth quarter and hope to execute the study in November and December.

As of writing this report, the viability and topics for the two smaller studies were still being discussed with USAID.

A previous impact assessment of CSDS’s election-related efforts from December 2004 through January 2006 was pending approval as of writing of this report. It was submitted to USAID in May 2006. The results are summarized in our previous quarterly reports.

C3. Conduct Final Conference and Produce Final Report

With the current project end-date in January 2007, we plan to conduct the final conference in the third week of December while the entire team is still working on the project (the week before Christmas). If USAID chooses to extend the end-date into February 2007, we will most likely re-schedule the conference for mid-January.

During the third quarter, CSDS started a series of activities that will contribute to the final report. We held the first of several internal lessons learned workshops and also collected and discussed some or our most successful projects during the September 2006 team retreat. Also during September, we also submitted an SOW for a consultant to help write the text of the final report. As of writing of this report, the SOW ad consultant were pending approval from USAID.

TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS: THIRD QUARTER 2006 I-4

SECTION II

Project Management and Staffing

A. Management and Staffing

Our management and staff remained substantially the same throughout the reporting period, with the exception of one technical staff member in Gaza who left to pursue Ph.D. studies in the US. In addition, CARE International, Chemonics, and USAID agreed that CSDS Gaza Office Director would begin splitting his time between the CSDS project and CARE’s EMAP III project, where he also serves as the Gaza Office director as of October 1. While the arrangement is not ideal, it was made for the mutual benefit of both projects and in light of the difficulty in finding highly qualified senior staff members in the Gaza Strip.

A2. Home-Office Support

Chemonics provided consistent back-stop support to the project throughout the reporting period led by a three-person project management unit (PMU). The CSDS PMU will be led by project director Jennifer Stewart, and supported by CSDS’s current project manager, Amy Lawrence, who retains primary responsibility for monthly financial reporting, as well as recruitment and fielding of short-term consultants. Kristen Scott, a project associate, provides day-to-day administrative support.

Ms. Stewart conducted an oversight visit during the quarter. Her visit coincided with USAID’s request for a proposal to extend the project on a no-cost basis. Her assistance was invaluable in preparing the technical proposal. Ms. Lawrence prepared the financial proposal for the extension.

A3. Short-Term Technical Expertise

Chemonics Senior Security Director Ray Baysden conducted a field visit to evaluate the project’s ability to successfully address developments in the security field during July. Due to recent internal unrest in West Bank and the Gaza Strip, Mr. Baysden’s trip was considered timely and critical to ensure that the project was taking necessary measures to ensure the security of its staff and activities. In addition to the evaluation of the project offices, expatriate homes, and providing recommendations, Mr. Baysden led workshops for project team members on personal and project security. Mr. Baysden’s assignment was funded jointly by the CSDS and Arkan projects, both of which are led by Chemonics.

In the last month of the third quarter, the Chemonics PMU started to collect resumes and assess the availability of a range of consultants who could become available on short notice to conduct the large study, our last major assignment using expatriate expertise. When the scope of work is finalized early in the fourth quarter, Chemonics will propose a highly qualified consultant to undertake the assignment for approval by USAID.

B. Grants Management and Compliance

As described in Section I, CSDS issued 13 grants valued at approximately $342,000 in the last week of September. In addition to these grants, four more grants were pending with USAID for final approval and/or re-vetting at the end of reporting period. These remaining

four grants have a combined value of approximately $134,000, including one simplified grant valued at approximately $59,000. The final value of grants awarded under the no-cost extension will be determined by USAID and CSDS early in the fourth quarter depending on the outcome of discussions about the budget modification.

The new awards bring the total number of grants issued by CSDS over the life of the project to 429 grants valued at approximately $17.1 million.

With the resumption of grant-making, the project’s finance team also returned to conducting pre-award assessments and spot-checks related to the grants. In the West Bank, we conducted two pre-award assessments, one of a new grantee and the other of a previous grantee that has recently established an office in the West Bank. We did not conduct pre-award assessments in the Gaza Strip, as we do not have new Gaza partners in this round of grants. In both the West Bank and Gaza Strip, we will conduct at least one spot-check on each CSO in the current round of grants; in some cases, we will conduct more.

C. Audit Program

CSDS initiated an eighth and final round of audits in accordance with its contract and US Government regulations. Audits are mandated for all CSOs that receive grants valued at more than $100,000 during a particular calendar year. At the end of the quarter, we issued a request for quotations for seven audits, all of which will be executed during the fourth quarter. Audit firms were prequalified under an indefinite quantity contract (IQC) issued previously.

D. Project Communications and IT Systems

CSDS continued to maintain its IT and communications systems during the quarter. The project’s personal computers and network have become difficult to manage because of old equipment and aging servers. While we have been very conscientious in our maintenance regime, the servers and most of the personal computers on the project are more than five years old, at the far end of the normal life for IT equipment. Budgetary constraints as the end of the project approaches makes upgrading and replacing key pieces of equipment prohibitively expensive and not cost-effective. CSDS’s IT manager Emad Al-Masri and IT subcontractor Asal Technologies deserve a great deal of credit for keeping the project’s systems running.

In the fourth quarter, we will move our email and database systems to external servers in the US in order to reduce the risk of server failures and related expenses that fixing such a failure would require. The move will also provide us with more robust anti-virus and anti-junk-mail capabilities. In addition, the change will save on monthly telecommunications charges as we convert from ISDN to cheaper ADSL lines in our offices. External users and partners will not detect a difference in the project’s email and database systems.

E. USAID Reporting

Throughout the quarter, we delivered our weekly update every Thursday to USAID, Chemonics, and our subcontractors. With a resumption in technical activities, the weekly once again includes updates on grantee activities, as well as listings of future events. With the resumption of project activities, we will also start doing success stories again in the fourth quarter.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND STAFFING: THIRD QUARTER 2006 II-2

The project’s quarterly progress report for the second quarter of 2006 was delivered on July 13, two days prior to the USAID-mandated due date of July 15. USAID approval of the report is still pending.

F. Project Closeout

The project started preparations for closeout during the quarter by preparing a detailed action plan for the entire staff, in the US and in the field. We will begin implementing the plan early in the fourth quarter. The closeout process will be a complex process requiring the effort of the entire team. That said, we already have made a great deal of progress during the suspension of technical activities during the second and early in the third quarter. During that period, we completed and boxed all files for closed grants, as well as administrative and financial files for years that have already been audited.

G. Project Retreat

With assistance from USAID in securing permits for Gaza-based team members, CSDS was able to conduct its first all-staff retreat in two years. This was the first time in two years that the entire team was able to work together face-to-face in one location. The retreat allowed the team to plan for the extension period, as well as to review some of their achievements over the last six years. USAID representatives attended the last day of the retreat.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND STAFFING: THIRD QUARTER 2006 II-3 Annex A: Cumulative Grants Payment Report, Third Quarter 2006

Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 01-01 Production and Airing of Topical TV Talk Birzeit University Media Institute- 99,300.00 Shows BZMI 01-02 Community Awareness Campaign and Early Al Amal Rehabilitation Society 99,073.45 Intervention Program for Children with hearing and speech difficulties 01-03 Protection of Deaf Women - A Community Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 100,452.45 Model 01-04 Democracy and Citizenship Summer Camp International Palestinian Youth 48,188.45 League- IPYL 01-05 Communicative Disorder Protection Campaign Care for Children of Special Needs 21,172.00 Society 01-06 Advocacy for a Regional Public Policy on Bisan Center for Research & 96,223.00 Youth Development 01-07 Summer Camp for Deaf Children Total Contact Center for 36,041.00 Rehabilitation of the Deaf 01-08 Abu Shaker’s Affairs 2001– A Theater Ashtar for Theater Productions and 50,400.00 Performance as a Tool of Change Training 01-09 Environmental Education (EE) Training for Birzeit University -Center for 90,082.30 High School Teachers and Principals Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences 01-10 Measuring Civil Perceptions, Attitudes and Alpha International 81,975.00 Practices Amongst High School Students in the West Bank 01-11 Strengthening the Role of Education in BuildingEducational Network Center- EdNet 80,805.45 Civil Society in Palestine 01-12 Conducting Opinion Polls on Some Elements Palestinian Center for Public 57,573.45 of Democratic Formation in the West Bank Opinion- PCPO

01-13 Youngsters' Eyes Cinema Production Center- CPC 93,300.00

01-14 Hearing Impaired National Campaign at Jenin National Central Committee for the 23,028.00 District. Rehabilitation of Disabled 01-15 Examining the Financial Problem of the Economic Policy and Research 50,066.00 Palestinian Higher Education and Finding Institute ( MAS ) Better Means to Address It 01-16 Guide Mother Al Lod Charitable Society 57,171.00 01-17 To Conduct a Participatory Policy Analysis of Arab Center for Agricultural 63,780.00 the Palestinian National Agricultural Policies Development

01-18 To Enhance Community Based Education in Maghazi Community for 86,330.00 Maghazi Camp Rehabilitation Society 01-19 Drama Therapy Theater Program Fekra for Educational Art 84,171.00 01-20 Educational and Awareness Raising CampaignPalestinian Hypertension 51,905.45 for Pregnant and Childbearing Age Women Association

01-21 Establish a Child Development Program for El Hanan Benevolent Association fo 94,850.00 Kindergarten Children in Khan Yunis area Mother and Child

01-22 Mobilizing farmers to promote a greater use of Union of Agricultural Work 58,360.00 treated waste water in irrigation Committees 01-23 Leadership development program in civil Palestinian Institute for Society 43,223.45 society for selected students of Al-Azhar Research and Training (Wattan) University

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-1 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 01-24 Develop the civil society life of the physically Society of Physically Handicapped 88,573.00 handicapped people and provide them with People / Gaza Strip some of their rights and needs.

01-25 Mother Child Health Care (MCH ) Mobile ClinicIslah Charitable Society 31,523.45

01-26 To Improve Environmental Health Palestine Save the Children 88,752.00 Education/Awareness in Nuseirat Refugee Foundation Camp 01-27 Village-Based Environmental Awareness Center for Development in Primary 85,228.16 Health Care (CDPHC)- Al-Quds University 01-28 Vocational Training and Civic Education to 100 East Jerusalem YMCA and 100,000.00 Youth Vocational Training Center, Jericho

01-29 Basic Computer System Palestinian Federation of Industries 2,673.45 (PFI) (ADF Partner) 01-30 Basic Computer System General Union of Ag Working 2,673.45 Communities (GUAWC) (ADF Partner) 01-31 Basic Computer System Tech Center for Ag Services 2,673.45 (TCAS) (ADF Partner) 01-32 Basic Computer System Palestinian Youth Council (PYC) 2,673.45 (ADF Partner) 01-33 Basic Computer System General Union of Disabled 2,673.45 Palestinians (GUDPAL) (ADF Partner) 01-34 Basic Computer System Al Amal Society for Handicapped 2,673.45 Rehabilitation (ADF Partner) 01-35 Basic Computer System Women's Empowerment Project 2,673.45 (ADF Partner) 01-36 Basic Computer System Educational Network Center- EdNet 2,673.45 (ADF Partner) 01-37 Basic Computer System Association of Engineers for the 2,673.45 Gaza Governorates (ADF Partner)

01-38 Adult PC Literacy and WWW Training Palestinian Hypertension 1,918.65 Association (PHA) 01-39 Adult PC Literacy and WWW Training Palestinian Institute for Community 1,044.30 Research & Training (Wattan Institute) 01-40 Basic Computer System Local Committee for the 2,673.45 Rehabilitation of Disabled 01-41 Basic Computer System & Adult PC Literacy Association of Visually Impaired 3,703.97 Training Graduates League 01-42 Basic Computer System & Adult PC Literacy Atawfiq Fishermen Cooperative 3,078.25 Training 01-43 Basic Computer System & Adult PC Literacy Culture & Free Thought Association 2,673.45 Training 01-44 Basic Computer System; Adult PC Literacy El Hanan Association for Mother 5,175.41 Training; & WWW Access and Child 01-45 Basic Computer System & WWW Access Fekra Association for Educational 2,937.35 Art 01-46 Basic Computer System; Adult PC Literacy National Center for Community 4,199.25 Training; & WWW Access Rehabilitation (NCCR) 01-47 Basic Computer System Cinema Production Center- CPC 2,673.45

01-48 Organizing Educational and Training Sessions Association of Visually Impaired 28,180.00 for Visually Impaired Adults to Advocate for Graduates League their Rights

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-2 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 01-49 Leadership Training and Civic Education for Culture and Free Thoughts 66,985.00 Youth Association 01-50 Community Awareness and Integration of National Center for Community 89,397.00 Physically Disabled People Through Mental Rehabilitation (NCCR) and Physical Rehabilitation 01-51 Disability Awareness and Integration of Palestine Avenir For Childhood 98,069.00 Physically Disabled Children in the MainstreamFoundation Education System in the Gaza Strip

01-52 Review, Analyze & Advocate for EnvironmentaAtawfiq Fishermen Cooperative 47,420.00 Friendly Legislations and Regulations that will Society Sustain the Fishing Business in the Gaza Strip

01-53 Rehabilitation Program for Cerebral Palsy Local Committee for Rehabilitation 59,167.00 Disabled People in Jenin Area of Disabled 01-54 The Palestinian Private Sector -Towards a Center for Private Sector 74,128.80 More Enabling Institutional Framework Development (CPSD) 01-55 Basic Computer System Palestinian Food Industry 2,673.45 Association 01-56 Youth Leadership Project Arab Thought Forum ( ATF ) 82,538.00 01-57 Citizen's Rights Project Arab Thought Forum ( ATF ) 82,477.00 01-58 Civil Society Participation Arab Thought Forum ( ATF ) 82,538.00 01-59 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 92,935.00 Grassroots Democratic Development- Central West Bank 01-60 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 96,557.00 Grassroots Democratic Development- North West Bank 01-61 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 97,592.00 Grassroots Democratic Development- South West Bank 01-62 Youth Assembly on Leadership Panorama- Center for the 67,992.00 Dissemination of Democracy and Community Development 01-63 Special Interests Groups (SIGs) for Panorama- Center for the 92,754.00 Community Participation via Advocacy and Dissemination of Democracy and Policy Development Community Development 01-64 Hearing-impaired Community Inclusion Panorama- Center for the 82,642.00 Dissemination of Democracy and Community Development 01-65 Early detection of Communicative Disorder Care for Children of Special Needs 4,791.15 Campaign Society 01-66 To Enhance Community Based Education in Maghazi Community for 2,245.00 Maghazi Camp Rehabilitation Society 02-67 Strengthening of Democratic Governance in Cooperative Development Unit- 30,299.00 Palestinian Cooperatives Agricultural Cooperative Union 02-68 strengthening the role of the School Institution Khuza'a Permaculture Center 93,437.00 in Promoting the Environmental Awareness in Association Kahnyounis Governorate. 02-69 Strategic Consultative Group Meetings Arab Center for Agricultural 3,967.00 Development 02-70 Advocating Democracy & Human Rights Palestinian Center for Micro 70,800.00 Through Combating Social Violence Projects Development 02-71 The Palestinian Private Sector -Towards a Center for Private Sector 2,673.45 More Enabling Institutional Framework Development (CPSD) 02-72 Strategic Consultative Group Meetings Civic Forum Institute 3,910.00 02-73 Rapid Recovery of Community-based Facility Palestinian Youth Council (PYC) 4,423.00 (ADF Partner) 02-74 Rapid Recovery of Community-based Facility Palestinian Youth Council (PYC) 4,074.00 (ADF Partner)

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-3 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 02-75 Rapid Recovery of Community-based Facility Bisan Center for Research & 2,340.00 Development 02-76 Rapid Recovery of Community-based Facility Bisan Center for Research & 24,855.00 Development 02-77 Rapid Recovery of Community-based Facility Ma'an Development Center 3,878.00

02-78 Project Managers Ma'an Development Center 138,875.00 02-79 Advocating Democracy & human rights Palestinian Center for Micro- 3,910.65 through combating social violence projects Development 02-80 strengthening the role of the School Institution Khuza'a Permaculture Center 4,910.64 in Promoting the Environmental Awareness in Association Kahnyounis Governorate. 02-81 Basic Computer System & Adult PC Literacy Atawfiq Fishermen Cooperative 13,761.00 Training Society 02-82 Research study on the consistency of the Economic Policy and Research 102,467.00 outputs of higher education with market needs Institute ( MAS ) in the West Bank and Gaza Strip 02-83 Summer Camp for Deaf Children Total Contact Center for 42,065.00 Rehabilitation of the Deaf 02-84 Advocating Early intervention for Children with Al Amal Rehabilitation Society 99,460.00 hearing & speech difficulties 02-85 Women in Gaza: Expressions through Theater Fekra for Educational Art 85,660.00

02-86 Promoting Civil Rights of the Deaf in Jabalia Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 52,975.00 Area 02-87 Disability awareness and Integration into the Palestine Avenir For Childhood 97,724.00 Gaza Educational System Foundation 02-88 Enhancing Community Participation in Palestinian Association for Relief 35,634.00 Advocating Children's Health Rights and Development 02-89 Public Education Project on Women's Health Palestinian Hypertension 44,700.00 Issues Association 02-90 Democracy Awareness Program for Children inWomen & Child Development 51,580.00 Rafah Association 02-91 Civic Education Program for Youth inj the Community Training Center and 64,320.00 Shejaiya & Zaytoun Areas Crisis Management 02-92 Report on Democratic Formation in Palestine Arab Thought Forum ( ATF ) 25,000.00

02-93 Empowering the Deaf & Hearing impaired Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 95,212.00

02-94 Palestinian Children Taking Part - A right and aMa'an Development Center 96,086.00 Responsibility 02-95 Democracy & Citizenship Summer Camp International Palestinian Youth 68,543.00 League 02-96 Youth Assembly on Leadership Panorama- Center for the 89,284.00 Dissemination of Democracy and Community Development 02-97 Hearing Impaired community Inclusion - West Panorama- Center for the 81,108.00 Bank & Gaza Strip Dissemination of Democracy and Community Development 02-98 Special Interests Groups (SIGs) for Panorama- Center for the 98,122.00 Community Participation via Advocacy and Dissemination of Democracy and Policy Development Community Development 02-99 Advocacy for a Regional Public Policy on Bisan Center for Research & 93,182.00 Youth in Civic and Democratic Participation Development (Nablus) 02-100 Civic education and vocational training to 100 East Jerusalem YMCA and 100,000.00 Palestinian Youth Vocational Training Center, Jericho

02-101 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 99,999.00 Grassroots Democratic Development in the northern West Bank

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-4 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 02-102 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 99,997.00 Grassroots Democratic Development in the Central West Bank 02-103 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 99,999.80 Grassroots Democratic Development in the Southern West Bank 02-104 Contemporary Art for Palestinian Youth At Al Ma'mal Foundation for 85,286.00 Jerusalem and Bethlehem Contemporary Art 02-105 To improve Environmental health education / Palestine Save the Children 97,400.00 Awareness in Nuseirat refugee camp Foundation

02-106 To enhance community based education in Maghazi Community rehabilitation 90,155.00 Maghazi camp Society (MCRS) 02-107 Enhancing University Students' Role in public Palestinian Iinstitute for Community 50,610.00 Issuees Research and training (Wattan)

02-108 Palestinian Children Taking Part - A right and aMa'an Development Center 107,336.00 Responsibility 02-109 Civic Education for Children Through Drama Al Jalaa for Culture and Arts 95,913.00

02-110 Enhancing Democracy & Creativity Among the El Karmel Cultural Association 51,400.00 Children 02-111 Civil Education in Democracy and Human Gaza Center for Rights and Law 47,680.00 Rights for Young Leadership 02-112 Analysis of Waste Management Policies in the Applied Research Institute (ARIJ) 130,070.20 West Bank & Gaza Strip Jerusalem 02 - 113 Guide Mother Al Lod Charitable Society 63,204.00 02 - 114 Communicative Disorder Protection Campaign Care for Children of Special Needs 45,604.00 Society ( CCSNS ) 02-115 From Grassroots to Decision Making Jerusalem Center for Women 92,593.00 02 - 116 IT Training Package Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 1,595.37 02 - 117 Basic Computer System Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 5,073.94

02 - 118 Basic Computer System Palestinian Association for Relief 5,407.56 and Development 02 - 119 Basic Computer System Community Training Center and 5,716.32 Crisis Management 02 - 120 Basic Computer System Al Jalaa for Culture and Arts 4,244.25 02 - 121 Basic Computer System Palestine Save the Children 4,216.17 Foundation 02 - 122 Basic Computer System Ma'an Development Center 17,720.80 02 - 123 Basic Computer System El Karmel Cultural Association 6,762.00 02 - 124 Basic Computer System Women and Child Development 6,502.57 Association 02 - 125 Basic Computer System Palestine Avenir For Childhood 8,883.30 Foundation (PACF) 02 - 126 Basic Computer System Gaza Center for Rights and Law 6,410.22 02 - 127 Basic Computer System Maghazi Community Rehabilitation 5,721.30 Society (MCRS) 02 - 128 Empowerment of 40 Palestinian Women from Kalandia Camp Women's Handicraft 100,000.00 West Bank Central Area Through Skills Cooperative Development 02 - 129 Rapid Recovery of Community-Based Facility Ma'an Development Center 4,691.70

02 - 130 Laptop Civic Forum Institute 2,632.50 02 - 131 Rapid Recovery Grant Civic Forum Institute 14,005.00 02 - 132 Rapid Recovery Grants - Computer & Laptop Civic Forum Institute 4,329.00 for International Center of Bethlehem

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-5 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 02 - 133 Rapid Recovery of Community-Based Facility Civic Forum Institute 22,970.00

02 - 134 Rapid Recovery of Community - Based FacilityCivic Forum Institute 18,135.37

02 - 135 Rapid Recovery of Community-Based Facility Civic Forum Institute 16,093.00

02 - 136 Rapid Recovery of Community-Based Facility Civic Forum Institute 1,173.70

02 - 137 Basic Computer System Ma'an Development Center 21,118.50 02 - 138 Co-operation Through Video Conference Gaza Community Mental Health 24,308.40 Program (GCMHP) 02 - 139 Basic Computer System Al Ma'mal Foundation for 2,340.00 Contemporary Art 02 - 140 Supporting the Rule of Law and Resolving Palestinian Association for Legal 78,530.00 Disputes through Arbitration & Mediation Science

02 - 141 Establishing Developmental Program for El Hanan Association for Mother 54,047.00 Kindergartens at Rafah and Child 02-142 Project Managers Training Program Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) 92,566.00 Community Services & Continuing Education Deanship (CSCED) 02-143 Farmers Compensations: A right and a Arab Center for Agricultural 36,671.00 responsibility Development 02-144 Enhancing Students' Role and Participation in Palestinian Institute for Community 50,725.00 Civil Society Issues and Democratic Reforms Research and Training (Wattan in Al -Aqsa University Institute)

02-145 Protection of Deaf Women - A Community Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 98,050.00 Model 02-146 The Palestinian Private Sector - Towards a Center for Private Sector 85,559.93 More Vibrant Role Development (CPSD) 02-147 Roles of Local Communities in Promoting Center for Development in Primary 92,315.00 Responsible Environmental Practices Health Care (CDPHC)- Al-Quds University 02-148 Abu Shaker's Affairs 2002 A Theatre Ashtar Theatre Productions and 85,829.13 performance as a Tool of Change Training 02-149 Monitoring Attitudes and Perceptions of High Alpha International 92,170.00 School Students In Palestine and Utilizing Derived Indicators to Conduct an Array of Public Advocacy Activities on Various Aspects of Survey Findings 02-150 Strengthening the Role of Education in BuildingEducational Network Center 82,545.00 Civil Society In Palestine 02-151 Training Best Practices for the West Bank and Bisan Center for Research and 56,428.82 Gaza Strip Development 02-152 Citizen's Rights Project Arab Thought Forum (ATF) 99,412.00 02-153 Civil Society Participation Project Arab Thought Forum (ATF) 97,267.00 02-154 Youth Leadership Project Arab Thought Forum (ATF) 98,644.00 02-155 Pre & Post Election Voter Education for the Civic Forum Institute 0.00 Upcoming Elections in the North, Central & South West Bank (WB) 02-156 Healthcare and Civic Education for Bedouin Islah Charitable Society - Jericho 81,919.00 Mother and Children at Jericho District

03-157 Basic Computer System Palestinian Association for Legal 5,784.87 Sciences 03-158 IT Training Package Fekra for Educational Art 860.85 03-159 Basic Computer System Palestinian Institute for Community 2,612.80 Research & Training (Wattan Institute)

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-6 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 03-160 Basic Computer System Arab Center for Agricultural 5,824.30 Development 03-161 Theatre Plays with Kids for Kids in Gaza and Ayyam Al Masrah (Theater Day 83,330.00 Hebron Productions) 03-162 Empowering and Enhancing Youth Role and Culture and Free Thought 67,723.00 Participation in Civil Society Issues Association 03-163 Report on Democratic Formation in Palestine Arab Thought Forum 21,500.00

03-164 Basic Computer System Al Lod Charitable Society 2,340.00 03-165 Basic Computer System Care for Children of Special Needs 2,000.70 Society 03-166 Basic Computer System Educational Network Center 2,000.70 03-167 Basic Computer System Jerusalem Center for Women 4,399.20 03-168 Basic Computer System El Hanan Benevolent Association fo 272.80 Mother and Child 03-169 Strategic Consultative Group Meetings - WB Civic Forum Institute 7,134.60

03-170 Basic Computer System Arab Thought Forum 4,680.00 03-171 Strategic Consultative Group Meetings- Gaza Arab Center for Agricultural 4,032.00 Development 03-172 Basic Computer System Civic Forum Institute 4,691.70 03-173 Basic Computer System Economic Policy & Research 2,340.00 Institute - MAS 03-174 Assistance in Secondary Legislation Birzeit University Institute of Law 100,000.00 03-175 Basic Computer System Culture and Free Thought 4,399.20 Association 03-176 Training Education and Mobilization for ReformGaza Center for Rights and Law 64,883.79 and Elections 03-177 Empowering the Deaf and Hearing Impaired Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 143,191.00

03-178 Dialogue for Reform (Hiwar nahwa Al Islah) Birzeit University -Media Institute 50,840.00

03-179 Democracy and Elections through Drama Feckra Arts Institute 92,770.00 03-180 Civil Education in Democracy and Human Gaza Center for Rights and Law 91,274.00 Rights for Young Leaders 03-181 Guide Mother Al Lod Charitable Society 84,070.00 03-182 Basic Computer System Khuzaa Permaculture Center 14,562.00 Association 03-183 Civil Society Participation Arab Thought Forum 149,084.00 03-184 Empowering Dialogue between Poultry Palestinian Poultry Council 22,915.00 Sector's segments and developing the Leadership Skills for Sector's Leaders 03-185 Community Participation Enhancement Palestinian Polytechnic University 0.00 Campaign to Reserve Water Quantity and its Quality in the Hebron District 03-186 Summer Camp Integrating Deaf Children with Total Communication Center for 24,469.00 Children of Normal Hearing Teaching and Rehabilitation Deaf - Palestine Red Crescent Society

03-187 Disability Awareness and Integration into the Palestine Avenir for Childhood 79,490.00 Educational System Foundation (PACF) 03-188 Enhancing Community Participation in Palestinian Association for Relief 58,092.00 Advocating for Children's Health Rights and Development 03-189 To Improve Environmental Health Palestine Save the Children 147,650.00 Education/Awareness in Bureij Refugee Camp Foundation

03-190 To Enhance Community Based Education in Maghazi Community Rehabilitation 97,586.00 Deir El Balah Society

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-7 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-191 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 109,990.78 Grassroots Democratic Development- North West Bank 03-192 Strengthening the Role of School Institution in Khuzaa Permaculture Center 82,140.00 Promoting the Environmental Awareness in Association Rafah 03-193 Enhancing Democracy & Creativity Among the El Karmel Cultural Association 29,685.00 Children 03-194 Promoting Civil Rights of the Deaf in Beit-LahiaJabalia Rehabilitation Society 54,188.67 and Beit-Hanoun Areas 03-195 Basic Computer System Feckra Arts Institute 3,144.00 04-196 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 104,294.00 Grassroots Democratic Development- Central West Bank 04-197 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 107,386.00 Grassroots Democratic Development- South West Bank 04-198 Project Managers Training Program Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) 104,640.23 04-199 Children Right Through Drama Feckra Arts Institute 37,641.00 04-200 Enhancing Democracy & Civil Society Society for Developing Palestinian 53,405.00 Concepts among University Students in South Refugee Camps Gaza 04-201 Enhancing University Students' Role in public Palestinian Institute for Community 56,192.00 Issues in North and Middle Areas Research and Training ( Wattan Institute) 04-202 Supporting the Rule of Law and Resolving Palestinian Association for Legal 85,378.00 Disputes through Arbitration & Mediation Sciences

04-203 Supporting a Child Friendly Learning Palestinian Center for Human 127,285.00 Environment and Enhancing Community Resource Development - PCHRD Participation 04-204 Developing a Model for Accountable and Arab Thought Forum 149,991.00 Transparent Local Government 04-205 Laying a Foundation for Investigative ReportingArab Thought Forum 149,771.00 in the Palestinian Printed Press

04-206 Ra'ed ( Pioneer Project for Youth ) Al Lod Charitable Society 47,355.80 04-207 People's Attitudes and Perceptions Towards Alpha International 45,114.20 the Upcoming Palestinian Elections

04-208 The Palestinian Private Sector: Center for Private Sector 107,700.00 Institutionalizing and Accelerating the Reform Development (CPSD) Process 04-209 Altering Negative Attitudes Towards the Rights Local Committee for the 45,425.00 of the Disabled in the Jenin Area Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin

04-210 Server Applied Research Institute (ARIJ) 3,919.50 Jerusalem 04-211 Enhancing the Role of Youth in Civil Society Peace Center for Community 14,238.00 Issues in Khan Yunis Governorate Training and Research 04-212 Art Installation Advocacy Tool for Youth International Center of Bethlehem 79,616.00 Concerns 04-213 Raising Community and Institutions AwarenessBani Na'eem Charitable Society 68,242.00 in Bani Naim on Children Rights

04-214 To Promote Children's Environmental Health InPalestine Save the Children 126,407.00 Beach Refugee Camp Foundation 04-215 Basic Computer System + Equipments + Palestinian Center for Human 9,099.85 Furniture Resource Development - PCHRD

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-8 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-216 Basic Computer System Society for Developing Palestinian 5,182.83 Refugee Camps 04-217 Youth for Democracy Palestinian Youth Association for 144,295.00 Leadership and Rights Activation (PYALARA) 04-218 Advocacy, Human Rights & Health Awarness El Wafa Medical Rehabilitation 105,308.00 Campagigns Towards Welfare and Hospital Reintegration of Physically Challenged People in the Gaza Strip 04-219 Empowering and Activating Youth ParticipationPalestinian Center for Helping 17,071.00 in the Reform Process of Plestinian InstitutionsResolve Community Disputes (PCHRCD) 04-220 LCD Projector Palestinian Institute for Community 2,350.00 Research and Training ( Wattan Institute) 04-221 Overhead Projector Palestinian Association for Legal 500.00 Sciences 04-222 Democracy Awareness Program for Children inWomen and Child Development 79,056.00 Rafah Association 04-223 Advocating for Early Intervention and Deaf Al Amal Rehabilitation Society - 77,020.00 Rights in the Rafah Governorate Rafah 04-224 Hearing Aid Equipments Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children 24,580.00

04-225 Equipments El Wafa Medical Rehabilitation 2,106.66 Hospital 04-226 Basic Computer System Palestinian Center for Helping 5,022.00 Resolve Community Disputes (PCHRCD) 04-227 Basic Computer System Arab Thought Forum 6,449.00 04-228 Basic Computer System Al Lod Charitable Society 4,864.00 04-229 Equipments Center for Private Sector 833.00 Development (CPSD) 04-230 Equipments Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 7,549.00 04-231 Supporting the Rule of Law and Enhancing the Palestinian Association for Legal 89,797.83 Capacity of Young Lawyers in the Gaza Strip Sciences

04-232 Towards Creative Teaching in Civic Education Palestinian Institute for Community 51,346.00 Classes Research and Training ( Wattan Institute) 04-233 Enhancing the Health Awareness of SecondaryEl Wedad Association for Social 42,900.00 School's Students in Rafah Governorate Rehabilitation

04-234 Accounting Software Water & Environmental 2,340.00 Development Organization (WEDO)

04-235 Democracy and Human Rights Education in Al Mawrid Teacher Development 135,103.00 Palestine Center 04-236 Community Participation in Environmental Water & Environmental 105,681.00 Protection Development Organization (WEDO)

04-237 Contemporary Art for Children in Central West Al Ma'mal Foundation for 71,104.50 Bank Contemporary Art 04-238 Empowering Women in Central West Bank Kalandia Camp Women's Handicraft 141,685.00 Areas Through Vocational, Civic, and Health Cooperative Education 04-239 Computer + Equipments Civic Forum Institute 3,221.00 04-240 Equipments Palestine Save the Children 5,269.00 Foundation 04-241 Basic Computer System El Wafa Medical Rehabilitation 6,451.00 Hospital

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-9 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-242 Enhancing Community Participation of Women Al Ata'a Benevolent Association for 24,900.00 in Improving the Environmental Condition at El Woman and Child Sekka Area of Beit Hanoun 04-243 Enhancing the Role of Youth in Civil Society Peace Center for Community 20,173.00 Issues in Rafah Governorate Training and Research 04-244 Democracy Education for Youth in Birzeit RuraJuhoud for Community and Rural 23,294.00 Areas Development 04-245 Promoting the Role of Women in Elections in Holom Cultural and Palestinian 15,523.00 Gaza City and North Gaza Folklore Revival Association 04-246 Accounting Software Khuza'a Permaculture Center 2,340.00 Association 04-247 Accounting Software Palestinian Association for Relief 2,340.00 and Development 04-248 Accounting Software Palestinian Center for Human 2,340.00 Resource Development - PCHRD

04-249 Accounting Software Society for Developing Palestinian 1,000.00 Refugee Camps 04-250 A Regulatory Policy and A Codeaf Ethics for Union of Social Workers & 132,332.00 the Professions in the Social and PsychologicaPsychologists Fields 04-251 Improving Environmental Conditions for Building and Construction Research 24,963.00 Construction Materials Factories Center 04-252 Better Understanding of Day to Day Palestinian Commission for Refugee 17,798.00 Democratic Practices among young Female Right Protection Students 04-253 Enhancing Youth Participation in Community Palestinian Center for Human 92,154.69 Issues Resource Development - PCHRD

04-254 Campaign to Raise Community Awareness Palestinian Association for Human 60,961.00 and Support for Local Elections in the Gaza Rights Education and Democracy Strip's Middle Camps (Our Rights)

04-255 Strengthening Civic and Democratic Values in Al Salah Islamic Association 83,712.00 20 Preschools in the Middle Areas of the Gaza Strip 04-256 Enhancing the Understanding of Democracy Association of Visually Impaired 35,182.00 and Community Participation among Visually Graduates League Impaired Women 04-257 Enhancing the Participation of University Al Sharq Center for Community 54,764.00 Graduates in Promoting Community Health in Mental Health the Khan Younis Governorate 04-258 Enhancing Women's Participation in Political Society for Developing Palestinian 85,746.00 Life by Establishing a Woman Advocacy Refugee Camps Committee for the South and Middle Areas of The Gaza Strip 04-259 Enhancement of Democratic Basics Through Young Artists Forum 24,823.00 Art Among the Youth in Ramallah Area

04-260 Laptop Computer Al Mawrid Teacher Development 4,095.00 Center 04-261 Laptop Computer Palestinian Youth Association for 5,811.00 Leadership and Rights Activation (PYALARA) 04-262 Hearing Aid Equipments Al Amal Rehabilitation Society - 12,750.00 Rafah 04-263 Hearing Aid Equipments Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 17,550.00 04-264 Laptop Computer + Equipments Al Ma'mal Foundation for 10,465.00 Contemporary Art

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-10 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-265 Equipments Local Committee for the 13,615.00 Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin

04-266 Computer + Equipments Palestinian Union of Social Workers 11,379.00 & Psychologists 04-268 Community Awareness Campaign for Rural Family Defense Society (FDS) 51,026.00 Women in Nablus District 04-269 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 92,892.61 Grassroots Democratic Development in the Northern West Bank 04-270 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 92,997.72 Grassroots Democratic Development in the Central West Bank 04-271 Strengthening Palestinian Civil Society and Civic Forum Institute 92,985.87 Grassroots Democratic Development in the Southern West Bank 04-272 Strengthening the role of the School Institution Khuza'a Permaculture Center 78,035.00 in Promoting the Environmental Awareness in Association the Middle Area 04-273 To Enhance Community Based Education in E Maghazi Community Rehabilitation 73,900.00 Zawaida Society (MCRS) 04-274 Basic Computer System + Equipments Building and Construction Research 12,503.00 Center 04-275 Basic Computer System + Equipments Water & Environmental 6,511.00 Development Organization (WEDO)

04-276 Computer + Equipments Al Sharq Center for Community 4,361.00 Mental Health 04-277 Equipments Al Salah Islamic Association 10,590.74 04-278 Equipments Palestinian Association For Legal 5,607.00 Sciences 04-279 Computer + Equipments Society for Developing Palestinian 4,718.00 Refugee Camps 04-280 Computer + Equipments Al Amal Rehabilitation Society - 3,457.00 Rafah 04-281 Computer + Equipments El Wedad Association for Social 6,041.00 Rehabilitation 04-282 Computer + Equipments Palestinian Association for Human 4,771.00 Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 04-283 Computer + Equipments Al Ataa' Benevolent Association for 1,497.00 Woman & Child 04-284 Computer + Equipments Juhoud for Community and Rural 6,884.00 Development 04-285 Computer + Equipments International Center of Bethlehem 2,811.00

04-286 Computer + Equipments Family Defense Society (FDS) 4,451.00 04-287 Promoting Responsible Environmental Center for Development in Primary 75,169.00 Practices of Local Village Communities in the Health Care (CDPHC)- Al-Quds Northern Districts of the West Bank University 04-288 Education of Citizenship Al Mawrid Teacher Development 149,266.00 Center 04-289 Strengthening the Voice of Wwomen and Civic Forum Institute 129,073.40 Youth in Determining their Representatives in Future PLC and Local Councils Election

04-290 Disability Awareness and Integration into the Palestine Avenir for Chilhood 70,930.00 Educational System Foundation (PACF) 04-291 Promoting the Rights of the Deaf in Jabalia Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 48,140.00 Town and Ebad El rahman Area 04-292 Project Managers Training Program Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) 112,899.24

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-11 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-293 Early Ontervention to Identify and Improve the Right to Live Society for Children 77,051.00 Living Conditions of Individuals with Down's with Down's Syndrome Syndrome (DS) 04-294 Supporting the Rule of Law and Resolving Palestinian Association For Legal 0.00 Disputes through Arbitration & Mediation Sciences

04-295 Enhancing Civic Education and Concepts of Palestinian Association for Human 49,958.25 Democracy in Schools of the Northern Area of Rights Education and Democracy Gaza Strip (Our Rights) 04-296 Enhancing the Understanding of Democracy Society for Developing Palestinian 73,431.00 and Civil Society Concepts among University Refugee Camps Students in South Gaza 04-297 Basic Computer Palestinian Center for Human 5,197.00 Resource Development - PCHRD

04-298 Basic Computer Association of Visually Impaired 6,447.00 Graduates League 04-299 Candidate Forums in Support of Local Election Juhoud for Community and Rural 11,825.00 Candidates in Ramallah Municipalities Development Participating in the 1st Round of Local Elections 04-300 Candidate Forums in Support of Local Election Arab Thought Forum 20,222.00 Candidates in Jerusalem,Jerich and Tubas Municipalities Participating in the 1st Round of Local Elections 04-301 Candidate Forums in Support of Local Election Palestinian Center for Helping 6,152.88 Candidates in Tulkarem and Qalqulia Resolve Community Disputes Municipalities Participating in the 1st Round of (PCHRCD) Local Elections 04-302 Candidate Forums in Support of Local Election Al Lod Charitable Society 12,350.00 Candidates in Nablus and Salfit Municipalities Participating in the 1st Round of Local Elections 04-303 Candidate Forums in Support of Local Election Local Committee for the 6,316.00 Candidates in Jenin Municipalities ParticipatingRehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin in the 1st Round of Local Elections

04-304 Qualifying Non-Partisan Local Observors for Al Hares Center for Research & 21,006.00 the Upcoming Local and General Elections Media

04-305 Civic Democratic Interaction & Work Ethics Palestinian Commission for Refugee 17,840.00 Awareness Strengthening Program Right Protection

04-306 Enhancing Civil and Social Rights for Orphans Al Salah Islamic Association 24,444.00 and their Families in Deir Al-Balah and Wadi Asalka 04-307 Promote the Role of Al Aqsa University Community Training Center and 21,277.00 Students in Democracy and Refom Isuues Crisis Management

04-308 Awareness Raising Program on Local & Palestinian Commission for Refugee 8,900.00 Municipal Elections in Biet Hanoun and Al Right Protection Zahra Areas 04-309 Building the Capacity of Elections Oservers in Palestinian Association For Legal 8,025.00 Beit Hanoun Deir El Balah & El Zahara Sciences

04-310 Voters Education and Candidate Debates in Peace Center for Community 10,104.00 Support of Municipal Elections Candidates in Training and Research Khuzaa

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-12 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 04-311 Voters Education and Candidate Debates in Society for Developing Palestinian 11,678.00 Support of Municipal Elections Candidates in Refugee Camps Al Nasser and Al Shoka in Rafah

04-312 Voters Education and Candidate debates in Human Development Association 10,006.78 support of Municipal Elections Candidates in Bani Suhaila. 04-313 Local Elections Candidates in the Middle Area Palestinian Association for Human 13,360.72 of Gaza Strip Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 05-267 Furniture Palestinian Association for Human 2,201.60 Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 05-314 Young Women's Leadership Program- Association of Women Committees 123,587.00 Ramallah Governorate for Social Work in Palestine

05-315 Voter Edcation and Candidate Forums for Juhoud for Community and Rural 59,412.00 Youth in the Ramallah Rural Areas Development 05-316 Developing Rehabilitation programs for Local Committee for the 59,525.00 Marginalized Groups of the Disabled (Children Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin with Cerebral Palsy) 05-317 Strengthening Public Participation in Decision- Palestinian Center for Democracy & 32,315.00 making and Policy Development for Local Conflict Resolution (PCDCR) Councils 05-318 Solid Waste Management in Bethlehem DistrictWater & Environmental 53,959.00 Development Organization (WEDO)

05-319 Palestinian Legal and Economic Advocacy Al Mustakbal Foundation for 122,484.00 Strategic and Policy Studies 05-320 Promoting Awareness towards Environmental Al Sharq Center for Community 20,439.00 Health in Khanyunis Governorate Mental Health

05-321 Empower Women Political and Social Society Voice Association for 13,355.00 Participation in the Middle Area Community and Civil Work 05-322 "Democracy Day" Town Hall Meetings in the Arab Thought Forum 16,946.00 West Bank 05-323 Supporting and Enhancing the Fairness of the Palestinian Commission for Refugee 7,501.00 Second Round of Local Election in the Gaza Right Protection Strip 05-324 Enhancing the Democratic Behavior and Community Training Center and 23,401.00 Freedom of Expression among Primary Crisis Management Schools Students in Gaza City Through Drama

05-325 Supporting Democracy Day in Palestine (Gaza Society for Developing Palestinian 24,604.00 Strip) Refugee Camps 05-326 Life Skills Development for Youth in BethlehemCenter for Sustainable Development 23,256.00 District and Community Health (DAEM)

05-327 Preparation of Non-Partisan Voter Education Civic Forum Institute 20,757.00 Materials 05-328 Support the Voting Rights for the Deaf and Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 8,268.00 Promote their Participation in Beit Lahia in the 2nd Round of the Local Elections 05-329 Support the Voting Rights for the Deaf and Maghazi Community Rehabilitation 11,546.00 Promote their Participation in BureijCamp, Society (MCRS) Wady El-Saiqa, Moghraqa and Juher El Deik in the 2nd Round of the Local Elections

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-13 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-330 Support the Voting Rights for the Deaf and Al Amal Rehabilitation Society - 15,235.00 Promote their Participation in Rafah, Abasan Rafah AlSagheera and Abassan Al Kabeera in the 2nd Round of the Local Elections

05-331 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Palestinian Commission for Refugee 15,744.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Right Protection Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections in Biet Lahya Governorate

05-332 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Al Sharq Center for Community 16,395.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Mental Health Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/ Abassan Al Saghera & Al-Kabera

05-333 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Palestinian Association for Human 18,718.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Rights Education and Democracy Participating in the 2nd Round of Local (Our Rights) Elections in the Middle Area Governorate

05-334 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Society for Developing Palestinian 16,603.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Refugee Camps Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Rafah Governorates

05-335 Candidates Forums in Support of MunicipalitiesHuman Development Association 7,820.00 Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections Abassan Al Kabera and El Saghera Governorates 05-336 Promoting Voter Education among the Islamic Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) 12,440.32 University Students in Support of the 2nd Round of Local Elections in Gaza Strip

05-337 Informing the Citizens about Upcoming Local Civic Forum Institute 16,534.00 Elections 05-338 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Local Committee for the 19,779.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/ Jenin and Tubas Governorates

05-339 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Palestinian Center for Democracy & 21,200.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Conflict Resolution (PCDCR) Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Nablus and Tulkarem Governorates

05-340 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Al Lod Charitable Society 22,473.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Nablus and Qalqilya Governorates

05-341 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 22,709.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Hebron Governorates

05-342 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Association of Women Committees 23,400.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities for Social Work in Palestine Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Ramallah Governorates

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-14 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-343 Candidate Forums in Support of Municipalities Arab Thought Forum 23,288.00 Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections in the West Bank

05-344 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Al Mawrid Teacher Development 19,096.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Center Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections 5/5/2005 Governorate

05-345 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Al Hares Center for Research & 16,885.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Media Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Bethlehem Governorates

05-346 Reach out for Youth to Increase the Level of Palestinian Center for Research and 17,235.00 Co-Existance in the Bethlehem Area Cultural Dialogue 05-347 Computer + Equipments Palestinian Association for Human 5,450.00 Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 05-348 Computer + Equipments Community Training Center and 3,163.00 Crisis Management 05-349 Computer + Equipments Right to Live Society for Children 5,729.00 with Down's Syndrome 05-350 Computer + Equipments Women and Child Development 2,678.00 Association 05-351 Accounting Software Al Sharq Center for Community 1,000.00 Mental Health 05-352 Server Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 16,190.00 05-353 Computer + Equipments Al Mustakbal Foundation for 8,456.00 Strategic and policy Studies 05-354 Basic Computer System Local Committee for the 7,847.00 Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin

05-355 Equipments + Computer Association of Women Committees 7,435.00 for Social Work 05-356 Computer Al Mawrid Teacher Development 1,358.00 Center 05-357 Equipments + Computer Al Hares Center for Research & 9,147.00 Media 05-358 Informed Voters Program: Creating High Civic Forum Institute 21,860.00 Quality Materials and Introducing Adult Learning Techniques 05-359 Promoting Voter Participation and Candidate Juhoud for Community and Rural 15,028.00 Forums in Support of Municipalities Development Participating in the 2nd Round of Local Elections/Ramallah Governorates

05-360 Fair Opportunities for Juvenile Rehabilitation Young Artists Forum 41,836.00

05-361 Observing 2nd Round of Local Elections in Arab Thought Forum 2,790.00 Jerusalem Districts 05-362 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Civic Forum Institute 23,483.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law in the Central West Bank

05-363 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Civic Forum Institute 23,406.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law in the Northern West Bank

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-15 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-364 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Civic Forum Institute 24,906.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law in Gaza Strip and the the Southern West Bank 05-365 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Mawrid Teacher Development 21,159.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Center the Election Among Teachers in Hebron

05-366 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Kalandia Camp Women's Handicraft 19,291.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Cooperative the Election Among Rural Women of Ramallah District 05-367 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Educational Network Center 18,941.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among the Communities in Samo' and Yatta in the Southern Part of hebron Governorate 05-368 The Impact of Legislative Elections on the Arab Thought Forum 25,000.00 Palestinian Political Map 05-369 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Jabalia Rehabilitation Society 14,334.49 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among Deaf in Middle Governorate, Gaza Governorate and North Governorate 05-370 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Palestinian Association for Human 18,904.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Rights Education and Democracy the Election Among Men, Women, Youth, (Our Rights) Illiterates and Syndicates' Members in the Gaza City 05-371 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Palestinian Commission for Refugee 18,425.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Right Protection the Election Among Voters in Northern Governorate and the Shati Refugees Camp in the Gaza City 05-372 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Society Voice Association for 17,336.11 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Community and Civil Work the Election Among the Voters in the Middle Governorate of the Gaza Strip 05-373 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Amal Rehabilitation Society 11,675.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among Deaf Voters in Rafah, Abasan Al Saghira and Abbasan Al Kabira

05-374 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Sharq Center for Community 14,325.93 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Mental Health the Election Among Local Society Members in Khanyunis Governorate 05-375 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Human Development Association 15,811.28 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among Voters in Qararah Eastern Villages and Fukhari 05-376 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Society for Developing Palestinian 15,390.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Refugee Camps the Election Among Voters in Rafah 05-377 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Lod Charitable Society 14,459.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among Women and Youth in Nablus Governorate

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-16 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-378 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Local Committee for the 19,074.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin the Election Among Active Citizens and Community Leaders in Jenin Area 05-379 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 17,548.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Among the Youth in Hebron

05-380 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Hares Center for Research & 16,746.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Media the Election in Bethlehem District 05-381 Developing Palestinian Elections' Code of Arab Thought Forum 22,560.00 Conduct 05-382 Promoting Candidate Forums and Non- Juhoud for Community and Rural 11,706.00 Partisan Observation in 15 Ramallah Development Municipalities Participating in the 3rd Round of Local Elections 05-383 Conducting Candidate Forums and Non- Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 9,077.00 Partisan Election Observation in Hebron Municipalities Participating in the 3rd Round of Local Elections 05-384 Conducting Candidate Forums and Non- Al Hares Center for Research & 11,105.00 Partisan Election Observation in Bethlehem Media Municipalities Participating in the 3rd Round of Local Elections 05-385 Conducting Drama Sketches on New Election Al Lod Charitable Society 8,725.00 Law snd Non-partisan Election Observation in Nablus Municipalities Participating in the 3rd Round of Local Elections

05-386 Promoting Non-partisan Election Observation Civic Forum Institute 16,302.00 in the 3rd Round of Local Elections

05-387 Promoting Non-partisan Election Observation Civic Forum Institute 20,463.00 in the 3rd Round of Local Elections

05-388 Conducting Candidate Forums in Support of Local Committee for the 13,221.00 Municipal Elections in Jenin Governorate Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin

05-389 Conducting Candidate Forums in Support of Al Lod Charitable Society 5,699.00 Municipal Elections in Nablus Governorate

05-390 Informed Voters Program: Reproduction of Civic Forum Institute 15,267.00 Voter Guide to PLC Elections 2006 05-391 Building the capacity of local elections Civic Forum Institute 21,346.00 observers 05-392 Promoting Non-partisan Election Observation Civic Forum Institute 24,853.00 in the 4^th Round of Local Elections 05-393 Increasing Voter Understanding & Al Hares Center for Research & 19,954.00 Participation, and Promoting Candidate Media Forums in Support of PLC Elections in Bethlehem Governorate 05-394 Continuing with the Informed voters program: Juhoud for Community and Rural 12,248.00 providing voter education on PLC elections andDevelopment organizing forums for local elections candidates in Ramallah District.

05-395 Organizing eight candidate forums in four Arab Thought Forum 13,793.00 Palestinian cities participating in 4th Round of Local Elections

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-17 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-396 Organizing twelve forums for PLC candidates Arab Thought Forum 18,857.00 in the West Bank 05-397 Establishing commitment-building mechanism Arab Thought Forum 25,000.00 to monitor adherence to the Code of Conduct

05-398 The Code of Conduct as a tool for monitoring Arab Thought Forum 25,000.00 Palestinian legislative elections

05-399 The Code of Conduct as a tool for monitoring Al Mawrid Teacher Development 25,000.00 Palestinian legislative elections Center

05-400 Increasing public knowledge of legislative Educational Network Center 16,522.00 elections in public schools in Jericho, Tubas, Jenin, and Qalqilia districts. 05-401 Voters Education in Support of Municipal Palestinian Association for Human 5,010.61 Elections in Um Al-naser/North Governorate Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 05-402 Voters Education and Candidate Forums in Human Development Association 8,945.50 Support of Municipal Elections in Qarara & El Fokhari 05-403 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Al Sharq Center for Community 15,794.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Mental Health the Election Law 05-404 Effective Civic & Independent Monitoring of thePalestinian Commission for Refugee 24,078.00 Palestinian Local & Parliamentary Elections in Right Protection the Gaza Strip 05-405 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Society for Developing Palestinian 21,725.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Refugee Camps the Election Law 05-406 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Palestinian Association for Human 16,627.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Rights Education and Democracy the Election Law (Our Rights) 05-407 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Human Development Association 18,185.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law 05-408 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Palestinian Commission for Refugee 21,358.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Right Protection the Election Law 05-409 Informed Voters Program and Candidate CIVITAS Institute 24,421.00 Forums: Increasing the Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law in North Gaza City 05-410 Informed Voters Program and Candidate Palestinian Commission for Refugee 24,340.00 Forums: Increasing the Understanding of Right Protection Parliamentary Elections and the Election Law

05-411 Informed Voters Program: Increasing the Society Voice Association for 21,345.00 Understanding of Parliamentary Elections and Community and Civil Work the Election Law 05-412 Increasing Voter Understanding & Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 20,263.00 Participation, and Promoting Candidate Forums in Support of PLC Elections in Hebron Governorate 05-413 Increasing Voter Understanding & Al Lod Charitable Society 11,732.00 Participation, and Promoting Candidate Forums in Support of PLC Elections in Nablus Governorate 05-414 Increasing Voter Understanding & Local Committee for the 15,622.00 Participation, and Promoting Candidate Rehabilitation of Disabled / Jenin Forums in Support of PLC Elections in Jenin Governorate

CSDS Quarterly Progress Report: Third Quarter 2006 Annex-18 Total Value Grant Grant # Grant Title CSO Name (US Dollars) 05-415 Continuing with the Informed Voters Program: Kalandia Camp Women's Handicraft 12,273.00 Increasing the Understanding of Parliamentary Cooperative Election among refugee women and students of institutions of higher education in the middle areas of the West Bank

05-416 Continuing with the Informed Voters Program: Taawon for Conflict Resolution: 19,570.00 Increasing the Understanding of Parliamentary Taawon Youth Forum Elections among Palestinian youth in Ramallah, Jerusalem, Salfeet, Qalqilia, Tulkarem, and Jericho districts.

06-417 Assisting UNRWA Schools in the Al Mawrid Teacher Development 51,111.00 strengthening of students democracy Center 06-419 Strengthening networks and coordination Al Hares Center for Research and 24,951.00 among grassroots women's organizations in Media the Bethlehem area 06-420 Strengthening networks and coordination Bani Na'eem Charitable Society 24,965.00 among grassroots women’s organizations in the area of Hebron 06-421 Strengthening networks and coordination Juhoud for Community and Rural 24,328.00 among grassroots women’s organizations in Development the Ramallah and Tulkarem areas

06-423 Strengthening networks and coordination Taawon for Conflict Resolution 20,141.00 among grassroots women’s organizations in the Nablus area 06-424 Empowering Youth through Democracy : Palestinian Association for Human 19,648.00 Establishment of Youth Networks in Rural Rights Education and Democracy Ramallah (Our Rights) 06-426 Developing an Index to Measure PLC Filastiniyat 25,000.00 Effectiveness 06-427 Women Coalition Against Gender-based Palestinian Center for Democracy & 28,591.00 Violence Conflict Resolution (PCDCR)

06-428 Democracy and Governance Gaza After- CIVITAS Institute 24,876.54 School Program 04-430 Democracy and Governance Gaza After- Human Development Association 24,264.54 School Program 06-431 Democracy and Governance Gaza After- Palestinian Assocition for Human 24,264.54 School Program Rights Education and Democracy (Our Rights) 06-432 Democracy and Governance Gaza After- Palestinian Commission for Human 24,984.54 School Program Development 06-433 Democracy and Governance Gaza After- Society Voice Association for 24,828.54 School Program Community and Civil Work Total $ 17,058,471.43

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