| Towards universal access: in HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support in Zimbabwe |
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The project seeks to reduce the number of new HIV infections among adults and children and reduce mortality and morbidity due to HIV/AIDS infections in Zimbabwe
UNDAF Outcome(s): Outcome 1: Reduction of the spread of infection, improvement in the quality of life of those infected and mitigation of HIV and AIDS Expected Output(s): Reduced number of new HIV infections among adults and children and reduced morbidity and mortality due to HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe Executing Entity: UNDP Zimbabwe Implementing Partners: National AIDS Council (NAC), Ministry of Health and Child Welfare (MoHCW), Zimbabwe AIDS Network (ZAN), Health Services Board (HSB), and the National Pharmaceutical Company of Zimbabwe (NatPharm); Population Services International (PSI); Southern Africa HIV and AIDS Dissemination Service (Safaids); Hospital Association of Zimbabwe (Hospaz); Zimbabwe National Network of People Living with HIV (ZNNP+) Thematic Area: HIV/AIDS Project Status: Project is operational. Project Location: National coverage, Zimbabwe. Project Period: (Phase 1) January 2010- December 2011 UNDP Focal Person: Christine Umutoni/Martim Maya Location National coverage, throughout Zimbabwe Major Sources of Funds: The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Budget: USD 84,641,215 Delivery 2011 Project delivery in 2011 was 72 percent of the annual budget of USD 36,196,391
Project Documents: |
| Forging Cross-Border Initiatives for Malaria Elimination along the Zambezi Valley |
| Taking the Fight against HIV, TB and Malaria in Zimbabwe to the Next Level Harare, 11 April 2013 - After remarkable work and commitment from wide-ranging stakeholders, I am excited to note that my country, Zimbabwe, is making steady progress towards achieving health-relat [ ... ] |
| Bicycles deployed in a drive to fight Malaria in Matabeleland South Province |
| Forging cross-border initiatives to curb the spread of malaria in the Zambezi Valley |
| Global Fund: Managing Operational Risks Effectively |