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PATH: HIV PrEP product introduction in private sector: technical considerations

Gates Foundation awarded a grant of USD 151,871 to PATH for work in Kenya, dated 20 September 2023.

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Key Information
Awarded by
Gates Foundation
Location
Kenya
Status
Awarded
Category
Grant
Award Amount
USD 151,871
Reference
DAC-1601-INV-064507
Procurement Method
Grant
Language
English
Awarded to
PATH
Decision Date
Sep 20, 2023
Contract Start
Sep 20, 2023
Contract End
Nov 8, 2024

Overview

To collate implementation and programmatic considerations on private sector pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) delivery platforms, to enable and support adoption of differentiated service models for current and future PrEP products.

Source: Gates Foundation, IATI activity data via the IATI Bulk Data Service, published under the Open Data Commons Attribution License (odc-by, as registered on the IATI Registry) (https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/1-0/). Read from https://bulk-data.iatistandard.org/bmgf/bmgf-activitiespr.xml. Reshaped by All Business Africa into this record; amounts and currency are as the funder states them.

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