Innovative, affordable screening and treatment to prevent cervical cancer
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Unitaid-funded projects develop innovative medicines, diagnostic tools and public health techniques and link them quickly, and at affordable prices, to those most in need.
Our grant projects apply the best that science has to offer to the fight against HIV and co-infections, tuberculosis and malaria in lower-resource countries.
Grant focus
To create affordable solutions for preventing cervical cancer
Grantees
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 41,018,136
Disease
Cervical Cancer
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Grant focus
To harness mobile technology to help patients adhere to their TB medications
Grantees
KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 13,998,007
Disease
Tuberculosis
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Grant focus
Catalysing access to an affordable advanced HIV disease package of care that can be scaled up by countries and funding partners
Grantees
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 20,000,000*
Disease
HIV and Co-Infection
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Grant focus
To equip primary health care workers with easy-to-use devices so they can better identify severely ill children and refer them for treatment.
Grantees
PATH
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 28,442,480
Disease
Malaria
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Grant focus
Promote self-testing to increase the number of people who know their HIV status
Grantees
Population Services International (PSI)
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 68,839,933
Disease
HIV and Co-Infection
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Grant focus
To pilot long-lasting nets treated with new insecticide combinations in sub-Saharan African countries hardest hit by malaria
Grantees
Innovative Vector Control Consortium (IVCC)
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 66,000,000 *
Disease
Malaria
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Grant focus
To evaluate the mass-distribution of ivermectin to humans and livestock in two African countries during the malaria season.
Grantees
Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal)
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 25,316,950
Disease
Malaria
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Grant focus
HIV self-testing and prevention
Grantees
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, MTV Staying Alive Foundation
Status
Current
Amount
US$ 12,338,441
Disease
HIV and Co-Infection
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