complete with indicators. The evaluators also recommended that the complement of staff be increased. The evaluation report provided the following information on the 5% Channel 1: Initiative’s From 2011 to 2016, 280 missions have been implemented (around 60 per year) totaling 22.2 million 23% of the 5% budget over the period. These € –– Initiative’s missions target mainly health system issues (47% of the missions) such as national disease program strengthening, support to national health information systems, and improvement of drug procurement and supply management. Support for country dialogues and applying for funding represented 28% of the missions. In terms of geographic area, 47% of the missions are deployed in West Africa, 18% in Central Africa and 15% in Asia. Of the funds spent, 33% benefited country coordinating mechanisms, 26% principal recipients, 21% sub recipients and 20% others (such as national programs, health ministries, public procurement agencies, local NGOs and regional organizations). The report provided the following information on Channel 2: From 2011 to 2016, 69 projects have been granted for a total amount of 79.4 million, 63% of the 5% budget. € Initiative’s Through Channel 2, the projects funded target mostly HIV (50% of the projects). Other projects dealt with health systems strengthening (29%), malaria (12%) and TB (9%). Projects are led and implemented by four types of stakeholders: international NGOs (46%), research institutes or universities (23%), local NGOs (18%) and public organizations (13%). In terms of geographic area, 64% of the projects are deployed in West Africa, 15% in Central Africa and 12% in Asia (but many projects concern multiple countries and are difficult to classify). Do you have any reaction to this article (or any article in GFO)? To send a note to the editor, just click . We value your feedback. _________________________________
complete with indicators. The evaluators also recommended that the complement of staff be increased. The evaluation report provided the following information on the 5% Initiative’s Channel 1: From 2011 to 2016, 280 missions have been implemented (around 60 per year) totaling € 22.2 million –– 23% of the 5% Initiative’s budget over the period. These missions target mainly health system issues (47% of the missions) such as national disease program strengthening, support to national health information systems, and improvement of drug procurement and supply management. Support for country dialogues and applying for funding represented 28% of the missions. In terms of geographic area, 47% of the missions are deployed in West Africa, 18% in Central Africa and 15% in Asia. Of the funds spent, 33% benefited country coordinating mechanisms, 26% principal recipients, 21% sub recipients and 20% others (such as national programs, health ministries, public procurement agencies, local NGOs and regional organizations). The report provided the following information on Channel 2: From 2011 to 2016, 69 projects have been granted for a total amount of € 79.4 million, 63% of the 5% Initiative’s budget. Through Channel 2, the projects funded target mostly HIV (50% of the projects). Other projects dealt with health systems strengthening (29%), malaria (12%) and TB (9%). Projects are led and implemented by four types of stakeholders: international NGOs (46%), research institutes or universities (23%), local NGOs (18%) and public organizations (13%). In terms of geographic area, 64% of the projects are deployed in West Africa, 15% in Central Africa and 12% in Asia (but many projects concern multiple countries and are difficult to classify). Do you have any reaction to this article (or any article in GFO)? To send a note to the editor, just click . We value your feedback. _________________________________
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