CPI Nae Thit Project Fact Sheet Letter€¦ · Community Partners International (CPI)'s Nae Thit...
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Project Overview Nae Thit Project, 2019 Community Partners International (CPI)'s Nae Thit Project supports grassroots organizations in Myanmar to develop and lead small-scale, community-led projects that promote the health and well-being of conflict-affected, hard-to-reach and underserved communities. The project focuses particularly on supporting organizations and initiatives with strong potential for impact and growth, that fill critical service gaps for populations in great need, and have strong foundations of trust with and access to the communities that they serve. Small grants are awarded each year through competitive selection process. Applicant projects can be located in any state or region of Myanmar and grants are provided for periods of up to 12 months. In 2019, applications were accepted across a broad range of thematic areas including: Reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH) Malaria and tuberculosis prevention and treatment Care and support for people living with HIV (PLHIV) Community based primary health care (CBPHC) Women and youth empowerment Microfinance and sustainable livelihoods Social capital development In 2019, CPI made grant awards totaling $239,900 to 11 grassroots organizations in nine of Myanmar's states and regions. These projects will provide services to an estimated 20,000 people. www.cpintl.org [email protected]
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Project OverviewNae Thit Project, 2019Community Partners International (CPI)'s Nae Thit Project supports grassroots organizations inMyanmar to develop and lead small-scale, community-led projects that promote the health andwell-being of conflict-affected, hard-to-reach and underserved communities. The project focusesparticularly on supporting organizations and initiatives with strong potential for impact and growth,that fill critical service gaps for populations in great need, and have strong foundations of trustwith and access to the communities that they serve. Small grants are awarded each year through competitive selection process. Applicant projects canbe located in any state or region of Myanmar and grants are provided for periods of up to 12months. In 2019, applications were accepted across a broad range of thematic areas including:
Reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH)Malaria and tuberculosis prevention and treatmentCare and support for people living with HIV (PLHIV)Community based primary health care (CBPHC)Women and youth empowermentMicrofinance and sustainable livelihoodsSocial capital development
In 2019, CPI made grant awards totaling $239,900 to 11 grassroots organizations in nine ofMyanmar's states and regions. These projects will provide services to an estimated 20,000 people.
www.cpintl.org [email protected]
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Nae Thit Project Grants, 2019
Partner Name Project Focus State/Regions Township(s)
Baythitsadarna RMNCH & Livelihoods Ayewarwady Mawlamyinegyun
Eastern NagaDevelopment Organization
CBPHC Sagaing Nanyun
Hkamti Social Network RMNCH Sagaing Hkamti
Kachin Baptist Convention RMNCH, MalariaPrevention & Treatment
Kachin Sumprabum
Linn Yaung Chi Care and SupportProject for TB Patientsand Livelihoods
Yangon Hlaingtharya
Myanmar Positive Group PLHIV Care andSupport
AyeyarwadyKayahMagway Shan
PyaponLoikawTaungdwingyi,ThayetMuse
Nay Pyi Taw Young Men'sChristian Association
CBPHC Nay Pyi Taw Pyinmana
New Life PLHIV Care andSupport
Mandalay Pyin Oo Lwin
Shwechinthae SocialService Group
PLHIV Care andSupport
Sagaing Shwebo
Shwe Minn ThaFoundation
Disability InclusiveHealth
Mon Kyaikto
Youth Integrate Society Awareness on ChildAbuse, SchoolStationery Support
Yangon Hlaingtharya,North Okkalapa,Shwepyithar
www.cpintl.org [email protected]
