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Bolivia USAID-La Paz
USAID/Sudan seeks to work with the MoE and SMoEs to comprehensively address the needs of the teacher professional development and support system for basic education. The objectives of the TPDI...more
Posted On - 2011-02-02


Bolivia USAID-La Paz
USAID/Sudan seeks to develop innovative alliances that strengthen agricultural organizations in both the public and private sectors and including areas related to crop production, harvesting,...more
Posted On - 2010-08-23


Bolivia USAID-La Paz
The USAID/Bolivia Mission intends to support communities throughout Bolivia in meeting their basic needs. The purpose of this CA will be to assist underdeveloped communities to resolve specific,...more
Posted On - 2009-08-03




Bolivia USAID-La Paz
Subject to the availability of funds, USAID/Bolivia intends to provide between $20-25 million in total USAID funding to be allocated over a five-year period. Funding in the total amount of...more
Posted On - 2008-07-28


Bolivia USAID-La Paz
USAID/Bolivia intends to continue to support activities in the water supply and sanitation sector through the development and sustainable management of new systems, and by incorporating hygiene...more
Posted On - 2008-04-17





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