Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Usaid Ukraine’s Public Health System Recovery and Resilience Activity (PHS R&R) Will Strengthen the Government of Ukraine’s (GOU) Capacity to Address COVID-19 and Other Public Health Threats, Sustain Health Services During a Crisis, and Protect the Health of All Ukrainians Including Vulnerable and Marginalized Populations. Pact and Our Core Partners Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (swiss TPH), Small Business Overseas Strategic Consulting, LTD. (osc), and Ukrainian European Institute on Public Health Policy (EIPHP) Present an Exceptional Team Combining Global, European, and Ukrainian Expertise in Public Health System (PHS) Strengthening, Capacity Development (CD), and Community Engagement to Strengthen Ukraine’s Resilience to Multiple Health Challenges Within a Complex and Dynamic Environment. Our Team Offers Established Strong Relationships With All Levels of Ukrainian Government, Civil Society Organizations (csos), Communities, and the Private Sector, as Well as Extensive In-country Programming. Complementing This Team Is a Network of Global and Local Technical Assistance (TA) Partners That Will Provide Tailored Solutions in Specific Areas.
Committed
$49.0 Million
Paid out
$37.7M
77%
Committed, not yet paid
$11.3M
23%
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