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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 Population Affected by Natural, Man-made and Complex Disaster. Bha Is the Lead Federal Coordinator for International Disaster Assistance, Harnessing the Expertise and Unique Capacities of Other U.s. Government, Non-u.s. Entities & Public International Organizations to Effectively Respond to Natural Disasters, Complex Crises and Food Insecurity Around the World. Recipient: Solidarités International (SI) This Award Will Provide Financial Support to Solidarités International for a Program Entitled, “integrated Multi-sectoral Response to Sudden Shocks and Acute Needs of Conflict Affected Population in Cabo Delgado Province” in Mozambique. the Goal Is to Provide Life-saving Support and Improve Living Conditions for Conflict Affected People in Cabo Delgado Through an Integrated Response Aimed to Ensure Timely and Sustainable Access to Basic Needs in Wash, Shelter/nfi, and Food Security. the Total Number of Beneficiaries That Will Be Supported Under This Award Is 64,666 Individuals.
Committed
$18.4 Million
Paid out
$14.3M
78%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.1M
22%
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