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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
To Build Off the Successes of This Previous Initiative, Usaid/west Africa Intends to Award a $45,000,000.00, Five-year Flagship Cooperative Agreement Under the Expand Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health (expandpf) Activity, Which Aims to Expand the Adoption of Hips to Accelerate Progress of Select West and Central African Countries to Reach Their FP2030 Commitments (e.g., Increase Domestic Financing; Ensure Full Access to SRH Services Among Youth) and Op Targets (e.g., Doubling the Current Number of Modern Contraceptive Users of 6.5 Million to Reach 13 Million by 2030), Focusing on Youth and Women in Underserved Urban and Peri-urban Areas to Provide the Self-efficacy to Be Able to Make Informed Decisions Around Their Reproductive Health.
Committed
$13.3 Million
Paid out
$6.0M
45%
Committed, not yet paid
$7.3M
55%
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