Peace Corps Volunteers are able to access Peace Corps SPA $60,000 September 30, small grants to implement grassroots 2022 development interventions. The aim of this funding is to strengthen EGR activities at the primary school level through training to teachers and school administrators, as well as improvement of learning materials. USAID supports Science, Technology, Innovation and $145,000 September 30, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) 2022 STEM education education in Cambodia to promote student interest and engagement in this area. The activity also supports innovation and technology to promote early grade reading within schools, homes, and communities. Assessments, studies and other December 31, Project Design $1,777,060 2022 information-gathering efforts related to the and Learning, design, monitoring and evaluation of programs. These may include short-term technical consultants to assist in new project designs, and evaluations, assessments. Development and dissemination of best practices and lessons learned. Development and implementation performance monitoring plans. Evaluations and Assessments to track the learning outcomes for students, including students with disabilities on early grade reading. Management, administration and foreign December 31, Administration $1,400,000 2022 assistance programs support staff, and Oversight including training, travel, IT services, and ICASS costs, housing, utilities, education allowances for PSCs, and implementation of USAID development outreach and communications efforts, and Development Partner coordination activities. · Training and technical assistance to Current funding up to FY 2017 is expected to cover the financial needs of activities under this ensure U.S. government compliance with PAD through September 30, 2019. While both the FY 2018 and FY 2019 Congressional Budget Justifications had zeroed regulations. out all Development Assistance funds for Cambodia, the initial draft budget figures from Congress for FY 2018 indicate that there will be funds appropriated to cover
Peace Corps SPA Peace Corps Volunteers are able to access small grants to implement grassroots development interventions. The aim of this funding is to strengthen EGR activities at the primary school level through training to teachers and school administrators, as well as improvement of learning materials. $60,000 September 30, 2022 Innovation and STEM education USAID supports Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education in Cambodia to promote student interest and engagement in this area. The activity also supports innovation and technology to promote early grade reading within schools, homes, and communities. $145,000 September 30, 2022 Project Design and Learning, Assessments, studies and other information-gathering efforts related to the design, monitoring and evaluation of programs. These may include short-term technical consultants to assist in new project designs, and evaluations, assessments. Development and dissemination of best practices and lessons learned. Development and implementation performance monitoring plans. Evaluations and Assessments to track the learning outcomes for students, including students with disabilities on early grade reading. $1,777,060 December 31, 2022 Administration and Oversight Management, administration and foreign assistance programs support staff, including training, travel, IT services, and ICASS costs, housing, utilities, education allowances for PSCs, and implementation of USAID development outreach and communications efforts, and Development Partner coordination activities. · Training and technical assistance to ensure U.S. government compliance with regulations. $1,400,000 December 31, 2022 Current funding up to FY 2017 is expected to cover the financial needs of activities under this PAD through September 30, 2019. While both the FY 2018 and FY 2019 Congressional Budget Justifications had zeroed out all Development Assistance funds for Cambodia, the initial draft budget figures from Congress for FY 2018 indicate that there will be funds appropriated to cover
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