Completed Projects

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Title, Objective and Location of the Projects+

Outcomes/Results

Main Activities

Cost of the Project & Partners’/Donors’ Contribution

Period

From

1

Title Program: Promoting Environmental Entrepreneurship in Piloted Woredas of Tigray

(EEP) under Agreement type: Cooperative Agreement No. AID-663-A-13-00001 ;at Pilot woredas: Raya Azebo, Enderta, Degua Temebn and Kolla Temben

Objective: To enhance the livelihoods of rural unemployed, landless youth and poor women through increased production and productivity of rehabilitated and reclaimed hillside lands using proven, affordable, and sustainable technologies and approaches.

1. To promote new land management practices to reduce youth migration and risk of natural disasters,

2. To increase knowledge of farming practices and natural resource management on rehabilitated and reclaimed lands,

3. To create innovative and diverse economic opportunities in the face of mounting climate change concerns,

4. To increase the green/vegetation cover of Tigray through strengthening voluntary participation of youth and women

5. To utilize research in relation to rehabilitated hillsides and mountains for economic benefits and agricultural develop

 Capacity building of youth

 Self-help groups established

 Ensure rehabilitated land allocation

 Access to inputs

 Mange income generation activities of fattening, honey, fruits..etc

 Link with markets and research outputs

Budget :

USD 1,903,797

Donor

USAID Ethiopia

Five year

From

2014-2018

2

Title: MULU MARPs HIV Prevention Project

Objectives :MULU HIV Prevention will contribute to national goals by delivering the following three results:

1. Prevent new HIV infections by reducing behavioral risk factors among most-at-risk populations and other highly vulnerable populations.

2. Strengthen community level  systems and structures to support combination prevention.

3.Increase the capacity of GoE to lead HIV prevention interventions that are based on the local epidemiology of new infections.

1. Promote HIV preventative behaviors to reduce risk of infection

2. Strengthen community level systems/structures for combination prevention

3. Strengthen Federal and Regional systems to increase capacity to lead a comprehensive HIV prevention response

1. Behavioral

2. Biomedical

3. Structural ((capacity building & Economic Strengthening)

Budget:

$ 963,468

Donor :PSI/USAID

Five year

From 2014-2017

3

Title : Scaling up of the Community Participation in Ensuring Effective, Efficient and Quality Basic Public Service Delivery.

The main objective of the project is to Contribute to the empowerment of the community to access quality and equitable basic services delivery in Eight woredas.

Sector s of service delivery to work

Health :

Education

Agriculture

Rural road

Raised awareness of the constituencies of implementing partners of their rights to demand improved service delivery ;

 Improved the implementing partners’ capacity to manage and sustain the social accountability tools;

 Increased participation of the target beneficiaries in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating the service delivery and

 Enhanced responsiveness, transparency and accountability of service providers in delivering basic services to the community.

 Capacity building in social accountability concepts

 Implementing tools of social accountability (CSC and budget analysis)

 Identify needs and problems for improvement

 Interface meeting with service providers

 Action planning for change

 Follow up of change in services delivery improvements

Budget

9,300,000 Billion Birr

Donor

Multi y donor trust fund managed by management agency

Five year From

Sep.

/2014-2018

4

Title :Eliminating illegal migration and human trafficking through community awareness creation and capacity building intervention

Objectives :creating awareness on the community and migrants on the impact of illegal migration and improve the capacity of local government and CBOs to reverse the impacts of illegal migration and human trafficking in the vulnerable Woredas of Saesie Tsaeda

Emba, Enticho, Alamata ,Raya Azebo, Kelite Awlaelo, Atsebi Wemberta and Mekelle two sub city (northern and Hawelity) through community awareness and strengthening and capacitating local CSOs, CBOs, local government and communities in collaboration with government, media and community based organizations

In general the project contributed to the efforts of the government to illuminate illegal migration through strengthening and capacitating local CSOs, CBOs, local government and communities.

The specific results of the project was :

 Awareness of the youth, community and local governments on the consequence of illegal migration will be created

 Networking of partners at regional and

woreda levels to response to the illegal migration in partnership established

 The existing gaps in law enforcement and awareness of legal bodies regarding illegal migration and human traffickers and private employment exchange service agencies will be solved.

 Reduced skill gap and awareness of the youth in the aim of increasing employment opportunity and creativity in local labor market

Improved institutional capacity of the participating CSOs, the Regional and District Committee, local governments, religious leaders

The components of the project are:

 Awareness creation

 Networking of partners and Advocacy

 Skill development of vulnerable groups

 Institutional capacity building

Birr 6,350,571.00

Donors

Two year

From

October/ 2013-2015

Title: Improving the reproductive health status of Adolescents

Objective: To create awareness on the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS through a continuous and uninterrupted educational activity and mitigate the impact of the disease through counseling and OVCs school support.

Location: T/Maichew and T/Koraro weredas

 TYA reached 169009 & 161785 persons with HIV/AIDS & ASRH messages respectively

 facilitated the involvement of 6493 community members in 936 community conversation sessions,

 counseled 9142 clients,

 provided VCT referral to 774 persons,

 Persons referred to STI 218

 25 OVCS supported with IGAS and 40 OVCS supported with school materials in Tahtay Koraro and Tahtay Maichew weredas using 60 peer educators, 15 counselors and

 21 WAC trained members.

Advocacy

 Conducting training on and control

 Message development for media

 Training on prevention

 Counseling

 Support for counselor o

 To promote and distribute 150,000 pcs of condoms

 To provide referral services for 70 STJs cases 100 persons for VCT service

 To provide school support to 20 orphans.

 To hold a 2 days advocacy and sensitization session for 300

Budget

:Total ETB 1,406,734.00

 Donor

Fully Covered by Pathfinder International