Pact Inc.

Filing Period

Oct 1, 2012 to Sep 30, 2013

Signed

Aug 6, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$146,566,763

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

President's emergency plan for aids relief (pepfar)program accomplishments: pact facilitated the efficient flow of grant funds during the rapid scale-up of the pepfar south africa program since 2004.results achieved in key program areas are as follows: -treatment: partners under this program started 19,606 people living with hiv/aids on anti-retroviral therapy (art) and are supporting 177,570 people with hiv/aids who are currently receiving art. Accredited in-service training during the year included training of 308 individuals (39 doctors, 181 nurses and 36 pharmacists) on various aspects of care. Forty-three trained nurses were provided with mentoring support. -hiv, tb care and support: partners under this program reached 74,434 infected individuals with community-based care and support services. An additional 21,227 individuals received facility-based care. -orphaned and vulnerable children: partners under this program reached 115,893 children with child protection, educational support and/or psychological care and support services. 60 individuals received training in various units of the child and youth care worker curriculum. -hiv counseling and testing: partners under this program tested and provided test results and counseling to 148,896 individuals. -prevention of mother to child transmission (pmtct): partners under this program provided counseling and testing, as well as test results to 48,458 pregnant women and initiated a course of art to 21,347 women. 32 individuals were trained in pmtct, including six doctors and seven nurses.

Activity 3

Shae thot: the way forwardfunded through usaid's humanitarian assistance mechanism, the shae thot program offers an integrated community development service-delivery model that depends on the participation of communities to build capacity for decision making and longer-term planning. Shae thot partners have demonstrated that working through grassroots entities, such as village committees, achieves efficient and effective development while empowering villagers to have a stronger voice in local decision-making processes and building linkages to emerging local governance systems. Pact has also begun plans to integrate the experiences and priorities of local organizations towards building community resiliency while creating a rich network of capacitated local groups working towards self-articulated goals.shae thot partners are currently active in 1,159 villages across 19 townships in the dry zone, rangoon and kayah state, and have implemented activities in nearly 1,710 villages. Program accomplishments during the year: -improved maternal, newborn and child health -training: 147,795 community members have been trained in child health and nutrition, along with 2,152 health workers and volunteers; -access to healthcare resources: 32,464 people received health services through a mobile clinic, including 11,081 children; -access to family planning resources: 22,903 people received family planning services from mobile clinics; -more women-focused anc intervention: 5,350 pregnant women received anc from mobile clinics; 558 women received four or more anc visits during their last pregnancy; 1,903 women received two tetanus shots during their last pregnancy; -more women delivered with at least a trained birth attendant: 1,043 women gave birth with a skilled birth attendant during their last pregnancy; -improved nutrition for children: 9,685 children's growth was tracked through community weighing days; -improved prevention of childhood diseases: 765 cases of diarrhea among children under five were treated effectively. -improved household level food security -training: 10,548 individuals received usg-supported short-term agricultural sector productivity or food security training; 35,769 individuals received financial literacy training; -increased access to fair financial services: $3,641,673 in agricultural and rural loans disbursed through microcredit organizations and $656,664 disbursed through savings groups; 66,701 individuals benefitted from financial services provided through us government-assisted financial intermediaries; -increased income and household assets: participants in savings groups earned $47,017 in interest income; -expanded use of more effective agricultural techniques and inputs: 1,836 hectares of land are under improved technologies or management practices as a result of program assistance; 8,355 farmers and others have applied new technologies or management practices as a result of the program.-increased access to sufficient quantities of water, potable water and improved hygiene -942 community-based water systems have been built or renovated; -52,225 household safe water systems have been distributed; -280,370 people reside in the area with improved access to safe drinking water supply as a result of us government assistance; -16,406 improved sanitation facilities built or reconstructed; 82,956 people gained access to improved sanitation facility.-strengthened social and community institutions for development -787 village committees were supported by us government funds, along with 7,627 village sub-groups; -852 community organizations have village development plans.

Filer

EIN

13-2702768