The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

Nepal, Multicomponent, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP Nepal)This program has the following goals: Accelerate Nepal's HIV response to achieve zero new infections, zero AIDS-related deaths, and eliminate HIV inequalities by 2030, as per NHSP 2021-2026. Nepal has set a goal to decrease incidence rate from 238 in 2020/21 to 181 per 100,000 population by 2025/26; decrease mortality rate from 58 in 2020/21 to 23 per 100,000 by 2025/26; end TB epidemic by 2035; eliminate TB by 2050; and reduce the catastrophic cost to zero.. Reduce the indigenous malaria cases to zero by 2026 and sustain thereafter. Sustain zero malaria mortality. The objectives of this program are: Increase access to people-centered services across the HIV prevention and care continuum. Optimize health outcomes for people living with HIV and key populations. Strengthen community and health system resilience to reduce barriers to HIV prevention, treatment and care. To build and strengthen political commitment, sustainability and patient-friendly health system to end TB.. To ensure the identification of TB, diagnosis, quality treatment and prevention.. To ensure proportional and equitable access to quality assured diagnosis and treatment in health facilities as per federal structure and implement effective preventive measures to achieve malaria elimination.

Nepal, HIV, The Ministry of Health and Population of Nepal (MOHP Nepal)

Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the most prevalent infectious diseases and significant public health problems in Nepal and continues to pose serious threat to the health of the population and development of the country. Global targets for TB control have been achieved by the Program consistently over the past several years and Nepal has achieved the Millennium Development Goal of reducing the prevalence of TB by 50 per cent. This National Strategic Application grant aims to build on the gains made during the last 13 year of DOTS implementation and ensure the quality assured comprehensive implementation of the Stop TB Strategy. The goal of the Program is to reduce the mortality, morbidity and transmission of TB until it is no longer a public health problem in Nepal. The Program is targeting districts with low TB case detection rates; TB and multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) patients and their close contacts; patients suffering from respiratory illnesses; and public health care providers. This Program consolidates the Round 7 and Round 4 TB grants and the approved National Strategy Application.

Nepal, Tuberculosis, The Ministry of Health and Population of Nepal (MOHP Nepal)

Nepal, Malaria, Population Services International (PSI HQ)

Nepal, Multicomponent, The Ministry of Health and Population of Nepal (MOHP Nepal)This program has the following goals: Accelerate Nepal's HIV response to achieve zero new infections, zero AIDS-related deaths, and eliminate HIV inequalities by 2030, as per NHSP 2021-2026. Nepal has set a goal to decrease incidence rate from 238 in 2020/21 to 181 per 100,000 population by 2025/26; decrease mortality rate from 58 in 2020/21 to 23 per 100,000 by 2025/26; end TB epidemic by 2035; eliminate TB by 2050; and reduce the catastrophic cost to zero.. Reduce the indigenous malaria cases to zero by 2026 and sustain thereafter. Sustain zero malaria mortality. The objectives of this program are: Increase access to people-centered services across the HIV prevention and care continuum. Optimize health outcomes for people living with HIV and key populations. Strengthen community and health system resilience to reduce barriers to HIV prevention, treatment and care. To build and strengthen political commitment, sustainability and patient-friendly health system to end TB.. To ensure the identification of TB, diagnosis, quality treatment and prevention.. To ensure proportional and equitable access to quality assured diagnosis and treatment in health facilities as per federal structure and implement effective preventive measures to achieve malaria elimination.