Deadline: 31-May-21
Bloomberg Philanthropies has launched the Global Grants Program (GGP) targeted to ministries of health, statistical and other relevant agencies at the national, subnational or municipal levels in low-and middle-income countries that have not received funding from the Data for Health (D4H) Initiative.
The Global Grants Program (GGP) supports focused, results-oriented projects that improve public health data in the priority areas of the Data for Health Initiative so that governments are equipped with the tools and systems to collect and use data effectively.
Focus Areas
The Initiative focuses on five areas: civil registration and vital statistics; data use for policymaking; non-communicable disease risk factor surveys, COVID-19 response and development of Cancer Registries.
Funding Information
For the current funding round, up to $150,000 will be awarded for projects to be completed over an 18-month period. Short-term, highly-focused projects with lower budgets are strongly encouraged.
Eligibility Criteria
- The Global Grants Program is targeted to ministries of health, statistical and other relevant agencies at the national, subnational or municipal levels in low- and middle-income countries that have not received funding from the Data for Health Initiative. In certain instances, applications from national NGOs that have strong relationships with government will also be considered.
- This program is targeted to ministries of health, statistical agencies, and other relevant agencies at the national, subnational or municipal levels. They will also consider applications from national non-governmental organizations (NGOs) if there is a strong history of collaboration with the government and if the project will directly strengthen the public health system.
- Only low- and middle-income countries that have not received funding from the Data for Health Initiative are eligible to apply.
Exclusions
- Projects related to contact tracing or the delivery of COVID-19 relief or other services
- Personal protective goods, laboratory equipment, biological analysis
- Individual study or training
- Increasing/”topping up” the salaries of existing MOH personnel (salary offset is acceptable)
- Lobbying
- Capital Expenses
- New Construction
- Vehicles
- Computer or other electronic equipment (unless intrinsic to project)
For more information, visit https://www.d4hglobalgrantsprogram.org/process