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Global health funding

Current understanding

US grants and programs for global health, by recipient and country.

Evidence log

2026-07-10 — USAID sub · REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, THE ← THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY — $17.2M: USAID sub-award of $17.2M from Johns Hopkins University (prime) to UC San Francisco for the SMART4TB tuberculosis-elimination research program, adding a second TB-focused activity to the area alongside MSH’s ETBE Ethiopia program. (novelty: 3)
2021-10-04 — USAID · CENTRE FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH IN ZAMBIA — $37.6M (ZMB): USAID obligated $37.6M to the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ) for Service Delivery for HIV Prevention (SDHP) among at-risk populations in Zambia, adding a Zambia HIV prevention bilateral to the area’s PEPFAR-adjacent portfolio. (novelty: 4)
2026-05-12 — State · THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA (THE GLOBAL FUND) — $260.5M (CHE): State obligated $260.5M to The Global Fund via letter agreement for procurement of HIV and malaria products through wambo.org, reinforcing multilateral commodity procurement as a major channel in the area’s HIV/malaria portfolio. (novelty: 5)
2021-09-30 — Department · THE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK — $32.3M (COD): HHS/CDC obligated $32.3M to Columbia University’s ICAP over five years for comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment services aimed at epidemic control in the Haut-Katanga region of the DRC, adding a PEPFAR bilateral HIV award in DRC alongside the existing UNOCHA humanitarian channel. (novelty: 4)
2021-09-30 — Department · OROMIA REGIONAL HEALTH BUREAU — $43.6M (ETH): HHS obligated $43.6M to the Oromia Regional Health Bureau to strengthen HIV/AIDS program management, expand ART coverage, and advance UNAIDS 95-95-95 goals in Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia — adding a direct-to-subnational-government channel to the area’s HIV portfolio. (novelty: 4)
2019-09-30 — Department · MIZHNARODNIY BLAGODIYNIY FOND ALYANS GROMADSKOGO ZDOROV’YA — $44.0M (UKR): HHS obligated $44.0M to Alliance for Public Health (Mizhnarodniy Blagodiyniy Fond Alyans Gromadskogo Zdorov’ya) for HIV treatment cascade improvements targeting key populations in Ukraine, extending the area’s HIV portfolio into Eastern Europe and adding HHS as a funder alongside USAID/State/PEPFAR channels. (novelty: 4)
2026-04-10 — USAID sub · SAVE THE CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL ← SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION, INC. — $5.9M: 2026 — USAID sub-award of $5.9M to Save the Children International (pass-through: Save the Children Federation, Inc.) for a humanitarian response covering nutrition, health, WASH, and multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA). (novelty: 3)
2026-03-16 — USAID sub · SAVE THE CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL ← SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION, INC. — $20.6M: USAID is channeling $20.6M through Save the Children Federation, Inc. (prime) as a sub-award to Save the Children International for a resilience and livelihood program in Zambezia Province, Mozambique, extending the area’s Save the Children footprint from Gaza/West Bank to southern Africa. (novelty: 3)
2026-04-17 — USAID sub · SAVE THE CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL ← MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN CONTRACTORS — $30.2M: USAID/BHA provided $30.2M to Save the Children International (via Miscellaneous Foreign Contractors pass-through, prime 720BHA23GR00147) for food security, child protection, shelter, WASH, nutrition, MPCA, and DRR in Gaza and the West Bank, extending the area into Palestinian territories humanitarian response. (novelty: 4)
2025-11-25 — State · THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA (THE GLOBAL FUND) — $38.3M (CHE): State obligated $38.3M to The Global Fund to procure lenacapavir for PrEP via Wambo.org for DOS/GHSD-financed beneficiaries in PEPFAR-supported countries, extending the area to multilateral commodity procurement channels. (novelty: 4)
2026-06-01 — State · UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS — $350.0M (COD): State obligated $350.0M to UNOCHA for the DRC Humanitarian Fund and the Regional Humanitarian Pooled Fund for Eastern and Southern Africa (Uganda Envelope), extending the area beyond bilateral health awards into multilateral pooled humanitarian funding. (novelty: 5)
2021-10-14 — USAID · MOI TEACHING AND REFERRAL HOSPITAL — $48.3M (KEN): USAID obligated $48.3M to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital for the AMPATH UZIMA integrated activity in Kenya covering HIV/AIDS, OVC, FP/RMNCAH, nutrition, and WASH. (novelty: 4)
2020-06-18 — USAID · MANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH, INC. — $49.2M (ETH): USAID obligated $49.2M to Management Sciences for Health, Inc. for the Eliminate Tuberculosis from Ethiopia (ETBE) program delivering TB, DR-TB, and TB/HIV services at national and sub-national levels. (novelty: 4)
2021-06-09 — USAID · PARTNERS IN HOPE — $69.3M (MWI): USAID obligated $69.3M to Partners in Hope for HIV prevention, treatment, and care service delivery across sub-national units in Malawi. (novelty: 4)
2022-12-01 — USAID · CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES - UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS — $272.5M (ETH): USAID obligated $272.5M to Catholic Relief Services – USCCB for emergency food assistance to people facing severe acute food insecurity in Ethiopia. (novelty: 5) (novelty: 5)
2019-12-27 — USAID · JHPIEGO CORP — $281.9M (MWI): USAID obligated $281.9M to JHPIEGO CORP for MNCH and FP/RH technical and capacity development assistance in Malawi. (novelty: 5)