Australia Africa Community Engagement Scheme (AACES) Annual Report 2011-12
The Australia Africa Community Engagement Scheme is implemented in 11 African countries.
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Summary of NGO programs funded under AACES (2011–2016)
NGO |
Project and sector |
Location |
Description |
Budget |
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ActionAid Australia |
Securing Food Rights in East Africa–food security |
Kenya (Eastern Province: Isiolo, Mbeere, Mwingi), Uganda (Eastern Province: Bukedea, katakwi, Kumi, Northern Province, Amuru, Nwoya) |
Support farmers to increase sustainable crop yields and build ability to influence government climate change programs. |
$7.1 million |
Anglican Overseas Aid, AVI & Nossal Institute for Global Health |
The Road Less Travelled–maternal and child health (MCH) |
Ethiopia (Afar Region: Sifra, Addar, Afambo, Ayasaita, Yallo, Mille, Dagaba), Kenya (Rift Valley Province: Laikipia, Samburu) |
Improve the health of women and children by expanding their access to basic health services and secure food and water sources. |
$6.2 million |
AFAP |
Shared Futures–integrated (MCH + food security + water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)) |
Malawi (Southern Region: Thyolo), Mozambique (Niassa Province: Ngauma, Majune, Maputo Province: Matutuine), Zimbabwe (Mash. East Province: Mutoko) |
Support sustainable agriculture, improve women's and children's access to health services and provide access to safe water |
$7.5 million |
Care Australia |
Women's Voice–food security |
Ethiopia (SNNPR: Dale, Loka-Abaya, Shebedino), |
Support women to: grow sustainable crops; to access financial services and to develop strategies to reduce the impact of climate change on livelihoods. |
$9 million |
Caritas Australia |
Africa Integrated Community Development Program–food security + WASH |
Malawi (Central Region: Dowa, Northern Region: Rimphi, Southern Region: Phalombe), Tanzania (Morogoro Region: Kilombero, Arusha Region: Karatu) |
Provide access to clean water, support poor farmers to increase food production, and protect land and water sources from the impacts of climate change. |
$8 million |
Marie Stopes International Australia |
Serving the Underserved–MCH |
Kenya (Coast Province: Kilifi, Kwale, Lamu, Malindi, Taita, Tana River, Taveta), Tanzania (Dar es Salaam Region: Ilala, Temeke, Kindoni, Lindi Region: Kilwa, Lindi Rural, Ruangwa, Mtwara Region: Mtwara Rural, Tandahimba, Newala, Tanga Region: Kilindi, Korogwe, Lushoto, Coast Region: Bagamoyo, Mafia, Rufiji) |
Establish mobile clinical teams, increase health awareness and support communities to influence the health policies and budgets of local and national governments. |
$7.5 million |
Oxfam Australia |
Community Access to Water and Sanitation–WASH |
South Africa (Kwazulu-Natal Province: Umkhanyakude, uGu, EThekiwini, Sisionke), Zambia (Western Province: Kaoma, Mongu) |
Increase equitable access to sustainable water and sanitation services. |
$7 million |
Plan Australia |
Promoting Rights and Accountabilities in Africa Communities–MCH + food security |
Kenya (Nyanza Province: Ndhiwa), Uganda (Central Region: Kampala, Eastern Region: Kamuli, Northern Region: Lira) Zimbabwe (Manicaland Province: Chiredzi, Masvingo Province: Chipinge) |
Increase women's access to health services and provide youth with HIV prevention strategies and treatment. |
$8.5 million |
WaterAid Australia |
Water and Sanitation Program–WASH |
Ghana (Eastern Region: Akuapim North, Greater Accra Region: Dangme West, Accra Metro), Malawi (Central Region: Ntchisi), Tanzania (Dodoma Region: Bahi, Chamwino, Singida Region: Singida Urban, Iramba, Tabora Region: Ngeza) |
Increase access to water and sanitation facilities and advocate with local and national to improve access to water and sanitation. |
$8.9 million |
World Vision |
East Africa Maternal and Child Health–MCH |
Kenya (Coast Province: Kilifi), Rwanda (Northern Province: Gicumbi), Tanzania (Tanga Region: Kilindi) Uganda (Northern Region: Kutgum) |
Improve the health of pregnant women and the mental and physical development of children under five years of age. |
$9 million |