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Technical Assistance for integrated health systems in the context of global health financing
Technische Unterstützung für integrierte Gesundheitssysteme (2026‑2028) im Auftrag des BMZ, umgesetzt von GIZ. Ziel: Effiziente Nutzung globaler Gesundheitsfinanzierung (insb. Global Fund) in LMICs, besonders für HIV, Tuberkulose, Malaria. Stärkung institutioneller Kapazitäten zur Integration externer Mittel in nationale Systeme, Verbesse...
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- July 05, 2026
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Technische Unterstützung für integrierte Gesundheitssysteme (2026‑2028) im Auftrag des BMZ, umgesetzt von GIZ. Ziel: Effiziente Nutzung globaler Gesundheitsfinanzierung (insb. Global Fund) in LMICs, besonders für HIV, Tuberkulose, Malaria. Stärkung institutioneller Kapazitäten zur Integration externer Mittel in nationale Systeme, Verbesserung von Governance und Service‑Integration, Zusammenarbeit mit Gesundheits‑ und Finanzministerien, zivilgesellschaftlichen Akteuren sowie regionalen Partnern. Gender‑Equality, Menschenrechte und Einbeziehung vulnerabler Gruppen als Querschnittsthemen.
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