Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Grant Is Intended to Strengthen Organizational Capacity by the Recipient and, Concurrently, Deliver Hiv Services in Close Collaboration With the Government of Ethiopia in Pepfar Geographic Areas of Focus.this Award Will Contribute to Usaid¿s Mission to Increase Utilization of Quality Health Services to Decrease Maternal, Neonatal and Child Mortality and the Incidence of Major Infectious Diseases. This Requires Increased Availability and Accessibility of High Quality Comprehensive Hiv Prevention, Care and Treatment Services for Key and Priority Populations Including Persons Living With Hiv, Enhanced Enabling Environment to Facilitate Access to Comprehensive Hiv Services and Improved Evidence Based Decision Making Through Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Committed
$1.3 Million
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