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Support for Scale-Up of Community Package of High Impact Interventions - Phase II
To increase access to and utilization of community PIHI services in each of the six selected health zone sites listed in this NFO.
The Activity Objective will be supported through the four intermediate results listed below:
IR 1:
Increased demand for and use of Community PIHI services
by local communities.
IR 2:
Increased availability of and access to Community PIHI services in target health zones.
IR 3:
Improved quality of Community PIHI services through a cadre of CHWs.
IR 4:
Strengthened community health management and information system (HMIS) to provide data for local planning and decision-making.
The Activity Objective will be supported through the four intermediate results listed below:
IR 1:
Increased demand for and use of Community PIHI services
by local communities.
IR 2:
Increased availability of and access to Community PIHI services in target health zones.
IR 3:
Improved quality of Community PIHI services through a cadre of CHWs.
IR 4:
Strengthened community health management and information system (HMIS) to provide data for local planning and decision-making.
Agency: Agency for International Development
Office: Benin USAID-Cotonou
Estimated Funding: $5,980,000
Office: Benin USAID-Cotonou
Estimated Funding: $5,980,000
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Eligibility for these awards is restricted to Benin local organizations.
See Section III of this NFO for eligibility requirements.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Lucrece BokoAcquisition Assistance AssistantPhone 229-97971176
Agency Email Description:
Lucrece Boko, Acquisition Assistance Assistant
Agency Email:
lboko@usaid.gov
Date Posted:
2016-04-22
Application Due Date:
2016-05-31
Archive Date:
2016-06-30
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