Partners for Development : Partners - International Partners

Partners

International Partners

PFD's two strongest international partnerships are with the United States Department of Agriculture and the United States Agency for International Development. These two institutions, alone, have provided more than $40 million in funding to PFD since 1993.

Other generous donors who have provided support to PFD's community-based programs include the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the Canadian International Development Agency, the Australian Agency for International Development, the United Nations Fund for Population Activities, UNICEF, the World Health Organization, the World Bank, the Government of Japan, the Government of Ireland, the European Union, Helen Keller International, the Packard Foundation, the McKnight Foundation, the LeBrun Foundation, the St. Paul Foundation, and the Allen Foundation.

Past U.S. Government Grants: 1993 - 2003

Country	Grantor	Period Covered	Amount	Main Interventions
Nigeria	USDA	6/03-5/05	$2,262,600	Strengthening of agricultural markets through upgrading of feeder roads, small-scale loans and micro-credit, institutional strengthening and extension services.
	USDA	7/01-12/04	$2,607,846	Building local economic, health and food security through integrated health/micro-credit activities, NGO strengthening, building of feeder roads and bridges.
	USDA	4/00-10/04	$2,208,991	Strengthening of agricultural markets and increasing household economic and food security through NGO-strengthening, micro-credit and road improvements.
Cambodia	USAID	10/1/00-9/31/04	$1,000,000	Improve outreach capabilities in the areas of diarrheal disease, infant feeding practices, and vaccinations coverage among children.
	USAID	10/1/98-9/30/00	$400,000	Immunizations; improve outreach capabilities in the areas of diarrheal disease, infant feeding practices, and vaccinations coverage among children
	USAID	10/1/96-12/31/05	$9,786,722	Community organization and development in the northeast communities; restoration and rehabilitation of rural water supplies; environmental sanitation; health education and community organization. Program modified in 2003 to community based health program in IMCI, HIV/AIDS, malaria, and dengue prevention, infectious disease, and child-to-child school health education; strengthening of provincial health system and establishment of community structures to link with health system
	USAID	11/1/93-9/30/96	$1,942,158	Community-managed water system provision, basic health education to villagers with an emphasis on training of local trainers
Bosnia and Herzegovina	USDA	4/02-6/05	$4,050,000	Increase trade in livestock through the establishment of border inspection posts; veterinary technical assistance and educational programs to increase livestock health and raise awareness of domestic and international livestock control issues.
	USDA	9/98-12/05	$8,301,267	Rehabilitation of the BiH agricultural sector through Integrated Agricultural Development Program which increases access by farmers to information, markets and credit. Program was expanded in FY 99, FY00 and FY01. 3000 (members of two small farm coops.
	USAID -OFDA	8/1/98-3/31/99	$382,865	Winter relief assistance. Fuel distribution.
	USAID -OFDA	3/20/98-10/31/98	$620,611	Seed distribution for spring 1998.
	USAID -OFDA	9/15/97-3/15/98	$461,486	Winter survival interventions: distribution of fuel to vulnerable groups. 7000 individuals
	USAID -OFDA	3/1/97-8/31/97	$599,876	Seed distribution for spring 1997.
	USAID -OFDA	11/2/96-4/30/97	$662,606	Winter survival interventions: fuel supply, nutrition, hygiene.
	USAID -OFDA	8/2/95-1/31/96	$165,207	Winter survival interventions: distribution of fuel and clothing to vulnerable groups.
	USAID	9/22/94-9/22/96	$2,204,057	Vaccination campaign, health outreach activities, including mobile clinics, agricultural interventions: veterinary support. Grant expanded to include community mental health and social reintegration interventions.
	USAID -OFDA	3/3/94-7/1/95	$1,337,472	Seed supply.
	USAID -OFDA	6/15/93-1/15/94	$369,252	Initial child vaccination survey, monthly health surveys of particularly vulnerable segments of the population, basic sanitation program, and potable water assessments. 47,000 residents and 26,000 displaced persons
Rwanda	USAID /Rwanda	7/1/95-6/30/96	$707,248	Reactivation of health centers, water system, teacher training, training of health center staff.
	OFDA	9/1/94-6/30/95	$707,248	Reactivation of health centers, water system, health education, teacher training, training of health center staff.
Somalia	USAID -OFDA	2/15/93-4/31/94	$631,624	Rehabilitated the primary health sector in two districts of Northeastern Somalia