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COUNTERING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (CTIP III) IN AFGHANISTAN
This is an addendum to the New Partnerships Initiative (NPI):
Conflict-Prevention and Recovery Program APS No.:
7200AA23APS0000 3. All interested organizations should carefully review both this addendum and the full APS announcement.
Important information contained in the NPI APS applies to but is not repeated in this specific addendum.
USAID/Afghanistan invites interested and eligible organizations to submit Concept Papers to innovatively and sustainably counter TIP in Afghanistan through partnering with and strengthening the capacities of Afghan CSOs.
The CTIP III proposed focus areas will include provision of support services to vulnerable people through:
a) prevention, b) victim protection, c) recovery support services, and d) empowering CSOs to combat TIP.
To achieve this goal, CTIP III will employ a flexible and adaptive implementation approach.
The activity will support local CSOs to use innovative and contextually appropriate approaches to provide a range of support services to counter TIP in Afghanistan.
The specific objectives of CTIP III are:
Increase TIP case identification and referral due to public awareness.
Improve provision of Victim of TIP (VoTIP) protection and counseling/psycho-social support services.
Improve provision of VoTIP rehabilitation, recovery, and reintegration services.
Increase local CSOs’ capacity and access to resources to combat TIP
Conflict-Prevention and Recovery Program APS No.:
7200AA23APS0000 3. All interested organizations should carefully review both this addendum and the full APS announcement.
Important information contained in the NPI APS applies to but is not repeated in this specific addendum.
USAID/Afghanistan invites interested and eligible organizations to submit Concept Papers to innovatively and sustainably counter TIP in Afghanistan through partnering with and strengthening the capacities of Afghan CSOs.
The CTIP III proposed focus areas will include provision of support services to vulnerable people through:
a) prevention, b) victim protection, c) recovery support services, and d) empowering CSOs to combat TIP.
To achieve this goal, CTIP III will employ a flexible and adaptive implementation approach.
The activity will support local CSOs to use innovative and contextually appropriate approaches to provide a range of support services to counter TIP in Afghanistan.
The specific objectives of CTIP III are:
Increase TIP case identification and referral due to public awareness.
Improve provision of Victim of TIP (VoTIP) protection and counseling/psycho-social support services.
Improve provision of VoTIP rehabilitation, recovery, and reintegration services.
Increase local CSOs’ capacity and access to resources to combat TIP
Agency: Agency for International Development
Office: Afghanistan USAID-Kabul
Estimated Funding: $75,000
Office: Afghanistan USAID-Kabul
Estimated Funding: $75,000
Relevant Nonprofit Program Categories
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
New Partnerships Initiative (NPI): Conflict-Prevention and Recovery Program APS 7200AA23APS00003
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Both non-profit and for profit organizations are eligible to apply.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=347644
Contact:
Agency Email Description:
agarcia@usaid.gov
Agency Email:
Date Posted:
2023-07-21
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2023-09-24
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