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All Countries - Partner and Sub-Partner Counts by Local Status, Organization Type and Program Area (FY 2005)

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Local Status
Primes
Number of Primes Percentage of All Country Primes
Local
128
52.67%
Non-Local
115
47.33%

Local Status
Sub-Partners
Number of Sub-Partners Percentage of All Country Sub-Partners
Local
844
91.84%
Non-Local
75
8.16%

Organization Type
Prime Partners
Number of Primes Percentage of All Country Primes
FBO
18
7.41%
NGO
82
33.74%
Host Country Government Agency
56
23.05%
Private Contractor
31
12.76%
University
36
14.81%
Multi-lateral Agency
5
2.06%
Other USG Agency
4
1.65%
Own Agency
8
3.29%
Parastatal
3
1.23%

Organization Type
Sub-Partners
Number of Sub-Partners Percentage of All Country Sub-Partners
FBO
213
23.18%
NGO
407
44.29%
Host Country Government Agency
196
21.33%
Private Contractor
53
5.77%
University
45
4.90%
Multi-lateral Agency
2
0.22%
TBD
1
0.11%
Parastatal
2
0.22%

Program Area
Prime Partners Number of Primes Partners Percentage of All Country Prime Partners
PMTCT
68
8.40%
Abstinence/Be Faithful
66
8.15%
Blood Safety
8
0.99%
Injection Safety
9
1.11%
Condoms and related activities
63
7.78%
Palliative Care: Basic health care and support
101
12.47%
Palliative Care: TB/HIV
48
5.93%
OVC
44
5.43%
Counseling and Testing
88
10.86%
Treatment: ARV Drugs
36
4.44%
Treatment: ARV Services
102
12.59%
Laboratory Infrastructure
45
5.56%
Strategic Information
70
8.64%
Other/policy analysis and system strengthening
50
6.17%
Management and Staffing
12
1.48%

Notes:
1. Includes all partners with obligated amounts in FY05 > $0.00
2. Prime partner: The entity which received funding directly from, and has a direct contractual relationship (contract, cooperative agreement, grant, etc.) with, the USG Agency. (Source: FY2006 COP Guidance, p.39)
3. Sub-partner: The entity to which a prime partner allocates funding. A sub-partner can have a direct relationship with a prime or can have a direct relationship with another sub-partner. There is no distinction made between a direct sub-partner and a sub-sub-partner. (Source: FY2006 COP Guidance, p. 43)
4. Obligation: An agreement that will result in outlays, immediately or in the future. When the U.S. Government places an order, signs a contract, awards a grant, purchases a service, provides incremental funding or takes other actions that require the Government to make payments to the public or from one Government account to another, it incurs an obligation. (Source: FY2005 Annual Progress Report Guidance, p.5)
5. NGO: non-governmental organization
6. FBO: faith-based organization
7. Own Agency: This is one of the 6 USG Agencies involved in implementing the Emergency Plan (Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Labor, Department of State, Peace Corps, and US Agency for International Development).
8. Other USG Agency: Any USG Agency other than the 6 involved in implementation of the Emergency Plan (e.g., US Bureau of the Census).
9. Parastatal: This is a state-owned enterprise which operates using a combination of public and private funds and is sometimes headed by government appointed individuals. (Source: FY2006 COP Guidance, p.41)
10. Local: An entity whose primary place of business is in a country or region served under the Emergency Plan. As such, the majority of the entity’s staff (senior, mid-level, support) is comprised of host country and/or regional nationals. (Source: FY2006 COP Guidance, p. 41)
11. Non-Local: An entity other than that described under the Local organization.

January 24, 2006.


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