Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Technical Assistance and Funding to Support the Prevention, Care and Treatment of TB in Six Provinces: Tanganyika, Central Kasai, Sankuru, Kasai Oriental, Lomami, and South Kivu. the Activity Goal Is to Expand Access to Comprehensive TB Services at the Health Facility and Community Levels to Dramatically Reduce the Rates of TB Transmission and Improve Patient Treatment Outcomes Through Three Mutually Reinforcing Strategic Results: 1) Improved Access to the Full Range of TB Services for the Diagnosis, Treatment and Successful Elimination of Both TB and Multidrug Resistant TB in 484 TB Treatment Centers and 121 Health Zones; 2) Strengthened Partnerships Between Affected Communities and Health Facilities and Key Health Systems Including the Supply Chain System for TB Drugs and Tests; and 3) a Marked Reduction in TB Exposure and Disease Transmission for Patients, Their Families and Health Providers.
Committed
$17.1 Million
Paid out
$4.3M
25%
Committed, not yet paid
$12.9M
75%
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