Trialect

+ More Filters

Reset Filters

Specialty

Funding Organization

Funding Type

Eligible Country

Deadline

From

Other (Select all that apply)

Show Expired Programs

Show Verified Programs

Not Verified

Providing targeted technical assistance to the HIV/TB prevention-care-treatment continuum using cost efficient and scalable quality improvement approaches to address program gaps in support of sustainable HIV services in Zambia under PEPFAR

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

NOTE: This is a Forecasted Opportunity.

Zambia has an estimated population of about 21 million people with generalized HIV epidemic and prevalence of 11.1% among adults aged 15 – 59 years. Prevalence among adult women is disproportionately higher at 14.6% compared to males 9.3%. HIV prevalence among children under 15 years is estimated to be 1.1%. Disease burden is highest in densely populated Lusaka province with a prevalence of 14.4%, while other provincial rates range from 13.6% in Western to 5.8% in Northern. This NOFO aims to provide technical assistance (TA) for both health systems strengthening (HSS) and HIV prevention, care and treatment to meet the UNAIDS 95-95-95 goals before 2030. TA support to direct service delivery (DSD) should be targeted to address gaps using continuous quality improvement approaches reliant on data use for decision making in programming. TA should focus on areas with sub-optimal coverage, high treatment gaps, and populations with the greatest unmet need for services. In HSS, the recipient(s) is expected to address gaps in the national HIV/AIDS response including human resources for health (HRH), laboratory capacity, and data management and information systems, coordination, logistics and optimized quality management systems for HIV service delivery at designated sub-national levels. The recipient(s) is expected to develop and establish effective HIV management and leadership capacity at the facility, district, and provincial levels to optimize program outcomes.

Estimated Post Date:

Dec 02, 2024

Estimated Application Due Date:

Feb 17, 2025