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Awarding Agency: U.s. Agency for International Development Cfda Listing / Assistance Listing: 98.001 – Usaid Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas Cfda Narrative Excerpt: the Purpose of Usaid’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) Is to Provide Life-saving Humanitarian Assistance—including Food, Water, Shelter, Emergency Healthcare, and Other Critical Aid— to the World’s Most Vulnerable and Hardest-to-reach Affected Population. Bha Is the Lead Federal Coordinator for International Disaster Assistance, Harnessing the Expertise and Unique Capacities of Other U.s. Government and Non-u.s. Entities to Effectively Respond to Natural Disasters and Complex Crises Around the World. Recipient – Solidarites International This Award to Solidarites International Will Support Its Implementation of It Economic Recovery & Market Systems, Disaster Risk Reduction Policy & Practice, Agriculture, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Program Entitled, “response to the Acute Wash Needs of Vulnerable Populations in the Regions of Timbuktu, Segou and Mopti Affected by Conflicts or Climatic Shocks and Support for the Strengthening of Livelihoods and Resilience of Households in the Commune of Gargando” in Mali. the Goal Is to Contribute to Covering the Acute Water and Hygiene Needs of Populations Affected by Conflicts and Natural Disasters and Improve the Living Conditions of Vulnerable Households in the Regions of Timbuktu, Segou and Mopti. the Total Number of Beneficiaries That Will Be Supported Under This Award Is 63,378.
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