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USAID/Uganda Combatting Wildlife Crime Activity
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The goal of the CWC Activity is to reduce wildlife crime in Ugandathrough the following three interrelated outcomes:
Outcome1:
New and enhanced coordination mechanisms and interagencycooperation improve enforcement and data-sharing.
Outcome2:
Institutional
strengthening, capacity building, andsystems approaches enhance wildlife crime deterrence, detection, enforcement,and prosecution.
Outcome3:
High quality data and analysis informs anti-wildlifecrime approaches.
TheStrengthening Systems and PublicAccountability Activity (SSPA), currently under development through apartnership between USAID/Uganda and DFID, will support a fourth outcome—corruption that enables wildlife crime isreduced—by promoting transparency, constituency building, and otherapproaches to combat wildlife crime-related corruption.
The CWC and SSPAactivities will engage in joint work planning and coordination throughoutimplementation.
The CWC activity will support United StatesGovernment (USG) interagency partnership efforts to implement a collaborativeapproach to combating wildlife trafficking in Uganda, taking into account theGOU’s strategic priorities, USG’s comparative advantages, and the efforts ofnon-USG actors, including but not limited to, Ugandan counterparts ingovernment, the private sector, civil society, and other donors
The goal of the CWC Activity is to reduce wildlife crime in Ugandathrough the following three interrelated outcomes:
Outcome1:
New and enhanced coordination mechanisms and interagencycooperation improve enforcement and data-sharing.
Outcome2:
Institutional
strengthening, capacity building, andsystems approaches enhance wildlife crime deterrence, detection, enforcement,and prosecution.
Outcome3:
High quality data and analysis informs anti-wildlifecrime approaches.
TheStrengthening Systems and PublicAccountability Activity (SSPA), currently under development through apartnership between USAID/Uganda and DFID, will support a fourth outcome—corruption that enables wildlife crime isreduced—by promoting transparency, constituency building, and otherapproaches to combat wildlife crime-related corruption.
The CWC and SSPAactivities will engage in joint work planning and coordination throughoutimplementation.
The CWC activity will support United StatesGovernment (USG) interagency partnership efforts to implement a collaborativeapproach to combating wildlife trafficking in Uganda, taking into account theGOU’s strategic priorities, USG’s comparative advantages, and the efforts ofnon-USG actors, including but not limited to, Ugandan counterparts ingovernment, the private sector, civil society, and other donors
Agency: Agency for International Development
Office: Uganda USAID-Kampala
Estimated Funding: $4,120,000
Office: Uganda USAID-Kampala
Estimated Funding: $4,120,000
Who's Eligible
Relevant Nonprofit Program Categories
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Additional Information of Eligibility:
Single source award.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
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Date Posted:
2019-09-18
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2019-11-21
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