Pact Inc.

Filing Period

Oct 1, 2009 to Sep 30, 2010

Signed

Oct 14, 2011

Return Version

2009v1.7

Gross Receipts

$201,031,685

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

RIGHTS Program (Democracy & Governance Project) The objectives of the RIGHTS program included the following: - Expanding CSO participation and strengthening its capacity to build consensus, exert influence and resolve problems. - Strengthening support for human rights and democratic reforms and fostering state compliance with international human rights principles - Encouraging and facilitating organization of communities in support of constitutional reform and elections- Supporting the creation of free, independent and vigorous media communication - Facilitating regional and international networking and advocacy.Pact provided support to 29 grantees during the period under review. The following were the activities undertaken by partners under these grants: capacity building for consensus building; human rights abuses documentation and legal aid; constitutional issues and monitoring; provision of technical support to Parliament and the committees; provision of support to external oversight of public resource use; support to political participation and support to freedom of expression.The following key achievements were recorded:- Partners continued with their activities meant to ensure the participation of people in the constitution making process.- A total of 76,078 people were reached during civic education that included outreach campaigns, public meetings, roadshows and stakeholders workshops.- A total of 5,490 people participated in civic education activities undertaken by CSOs during the reporting period.- A 5-day Advocacy Training Workshop, conducted in June, was attended by 19 participants from the eight partners involved in Advocacy Index process. Four representatives from networking organizations also attended.- Partners continue to record and assist victims of politically related human rights violations. Human rights abuses documentation and legal aid saw a total of 5,450 people being assisted with legal and victim aid- A total of 196 people participated in workshops meant to ensure increased access to resources for local communities. - At least 951,474 copies of materials on the constitution making process and the GPA were distributed to various stakeholders during the civic education meetings. The materials included among others; flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, copies of the GPA document, t-shirts, a journal and copies of the draft constitution. - By the end of the reporting period a total of 13,860 short wave radios were distributed to community members.

Activity 3

Response to HIV AIDs for OVCAs a participant in the Global Fund Round 4 OVC Program, Pact has supported comprehensive MVC care and protection programs in 24 districts in Tanzania. As and as of March 2010, 251,425 children identified as most vulnerable have benefited from interventions delivered by the Pact subrecipients, approximately 23% of national target of most vulnerable children. The program has provided a wide range of services and support to the children and their families in the areas of health and immunization, education, psychosocial support, shelter, food and nutrition as detailed in result table below. Against a target of 87,400 OVC enrolled in schools and received educational support, 73,395 have been enrolled, for an achievement rate of 84%. Toward a target of 33,460 OVE receiving sufficient daily requirements of food, 24,086 have done so, an achievement rate of 72%. 251,425 OVC received accessible health support and were fully immunized, out of a target of 290,731, for an achievement rate of 86%. 13,833 of a target of 24,559 OVC received psychosocial services support, a 56% achievement rate. Under this project, 774 providers were trained in psychosocial support, out of a target of 3,403, for a rate of 23% achieved. Out of a goal of 76,837 OVC to receive shelter support, 42,098 OVC were provided with such support, for a rate of 55%. Finally, out of a target of 462 civil society institutions strengthened, 422 institutions have been worked with, for an achievement rate of 91%.The impact of the grant investments goes beyond numbers. Rapid scale up of this program has meant that MVC rejoin with families, and that there are increased security and safety nets to care for and protect children with improved coordination of MVC activities at the local government levels. In addition, Pact, in collaboration with subrecipients, rolled out psychosocial support training to community volunteers, teachers and MVCC members in the Bariadi district. The trained group will primarily provide such services in their locality through home visits and kids clubs. It is estimated that one trained PSS Provider will serve up to 15 children identified as MVC. Similarly, a total of 39 Empowerment Workers, were oriented on the WORTH approach for five days. Several other trainings were conducted.

Filer

EIN

13-2702768