Cooperative Agreement SPRMCO23CA0274

Award Date 9/1/23
Completion Date 11/30/24
Dollars Obligated $663K
Federal Grant Program
19.522
Assistance Type
Cooperative Agreement
Place of Performance
United States
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The award supports the Commission's work to strengthen, systematize, and standardize sexual and reproductive health (SRH) coordination at the country level, and contribute to the prevention of unwanted pregnancies in humanitarian settings. The Commission provides various services under this award, including conducting research to build an evidence base on effective program models for refugee self-reliance, developing toolkits and service delivery models for gender-based violence prevention and response, and providing technical assistance and advocacy to partners on inclusive nationality laws and integrating cash and voucher assistance into programs for displaced women and girls. The Commission has also received sub-awards from organizations like Mercy Corps and HIAS to conduct research, evaluation, and capacity building activities related to adolescent programming, gender-based violence prevention, and enhancing access to rights and protection for women and LGBTQI+ migrants and refugees.

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