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NIHR Health Financing Fragmentation and Universal Health Coverage in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and India The way health systems are structured and financed has major implications for the quality and comprehensiveness of the services they deliver, whether patients use those services, how much they cost and who pays, and whether they deliver improvements in health outcomes.  In many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) health financing is highly fragmented and can negatively impact health system goals including ensuring access to high quality care to all patients, irrespective of their ability to pay. This research programme generates evidence from four countries: Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and India. The research aims to quantify the nature and variation of financing fragmentation in the four countries, investigate how financing fragmentation affects health system goals, and understand the political factors which drive financing fragmentation.
NIHR RIGHT 1: Prevention of epilepsy from birth-related brain injury Description: 
A UK and low- and middle-income country (LMIC) partnership that aims to examine if a simple, pragmatic, evidenced based and generalisable intrapartum care bundle for labour involving birth companions and empowering mothers, will reduce perinatal brain injury and thus prevent epilepsy in India.

Objectives:
(1) To examine if a pragmatic, evidenced based and generalisable intrapartum care bundle involving birth companions and empowering mothers will reduce birth injury related epilepsy at 18 months of age in India.

(2) If effective, incorporate care bundle into the Labour Room Quality Improvement (LaQshya) programme, for national implementation, thus averting approximately 50,000 epilepsy cases every year in India.

(3) Provide opportunities for academic and clinical capacity building in India in midwifery, neonatal/paediatric neurology and epilepsy, and public health.
Addressing Health System Fragmentation to Advance Universal Health Coverage for Low Income Populations in Latin America Development grant to build collaborations, stakeholder engagement, and priority setting for larger research grant on health systems research. Partners include Instituto De Estudos Para Políticas Da Saúde (IEPS) in Brazil and National Institute of Public Health in Mexico.
NIHR Global Health Research Unit and Network for Diabetes and Cardiovascular disease in South Asia Our Global Health Research Network is a partnership between research intensive organisations BRAC in Bangladesh, MDRF and DDF in India, SIMS in Pakistan, UKEL and UCOL in Sri Lanka and the UK, and key collaborators in Australia and Singapore.
Our primary ambitions are to: i. improve understanding of the mechanisms underlying the high burden
of Type-2 diabetes (T2D) and cardiovascular disease (CVD) in South Asians, and ii. improve prevention and control of these major diseases through personalised, health systems and policy-based interventions, that are scalable, sustainable, effective and equitable.
What is the cost of poor quality medicine? Estimating the prevalence, health impact and economic cost of substandard and falsified medicines in Indonesia in the age of Universal Health Coverage Efforts by low and middle income countries (LMICs) to achieve universal health coverage (UHC) are often constrained by inadequate resources. As demands on health systems expand, pressure to contain costs can threaten quality, including the quality of medicines on which all health systems rely. While the WHO believes substandard and falsified medicines (S&F meds) are on the rise, there are no agreed methods for measuring the problem, and thus no way of tracking progress in ensuring that medicines newly available to poorer patients through UHC efforts are safe and effective. Indonesia has vastly expanded its national health insurance since 2014; it now undertakes to provide free medicine to 222 million people, over 80% of citizens in the world's fourth most populous nation. Procurement policies that prioritise low cost over quality aim to reduce the deficit of £1.9 bln but have raised concerns, magnified by several recent scandals, that UHC is expanding access to S&F meds. Objectives: We aim to support national efforts to ensure that Indonesians, especially the poorest who rely on insurance or informal markets, have consistent access to quality medicine. We will do this by working with the medicine regulator and intersectoral partners to better understand and quantify the prevalence and distribution of S&F meds nationally. In the process, we will:1. Trial new methods for risk-based sentinel surveillance for S&F meds;2. Develop robust, adaptable tools to estimate the prevalence, health impact and cost of S&F meds;3. Pioneer the use of the tools, making the first national estimates of S&F meds in any LMIC;4. Engage continuously with policy partners to facilitate appropriate intersectoral responses in Indonesia, and to adapt tools for other LMICs.5) Promote institutionalisation of academic-policy partnerships to support the ongoing production and use of medicine policy research in Indonesia.
NIHR Global Health Research Group on Physical Trauma from Injury & POsT ConflicT; iPrOTeCT Physical trauma resulting in serious, life changing injuries is endemic in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). This project builds on prior work through an understanding of the broader global burden of physical trauma from conflict, non-conflict events such as terror attacks and the growing burden of road traffic accidents due to rapid increases in urbanisation and motor vehicle use. This project works across three continents and will collaborate with some of the largest humanitarian organisations to make change happen. Imperial College London, UK is Co-director of the project and will work on most of the aims. University of Global Health Equity, Rwanda, is the other Co-director and will head the translation activities there with the help of the University of Rwanda. The American University of Beirut, Lebanon, leads on the burden of injury work in the 2006 Lebanon war and gunshot wound project in Gaza. Finally, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, are working on regenerative medicine aspects within the project.
NIHR Global Health Research Unit on the prevention and management of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa  and South Asia Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is the lead institute for the study. Imperial College is involved in WS6, which involves evaluating how best to support parents, families, attending health providers and communities who experience a stillbirth or neonatal death in India and WS5 which focuses on improving immediate new-born care and resuscitation and parent's involvement in care of sick babies in India.
NIHR Global Health Research Centre for Non-communicable Diseases and Environmental Change Our Centre will focus on Bangladesh, India, and Indonesia. LMICs highly impacted by the dual challenges of NCDs and environmental change. We will address crucial knowledge gaps through three integrated research themes: 
1.	Strengthening primary health care and essential public health services for NCD prevention and management in communities affected by rapid environmental change; 
2.	Developing and evaluating multi-sectoral interventions that have dual benefits in reducing the burden of NCDs and hazardous environmental exposures at the population level; 
3.	Strengthening engagement of communities in the generation and use of evidence and advocacy for health and environment policy change.
Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) Gates Technology Initiative Trust Fund CGAP aims to ensure that poor people in developing countries can save, borrow, make payments, send money and obtain insurance affordably. The Trust Fund will support CGAP's new technology program, which seeks to better understand the role of technology in building inclusive financial systems.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for MiddleIncome Countries for the Financial Sector Reform and Strengthening Initiative (FIRST) FIRST's Middle-Income MDTF (TF No. 070723) will finance only activities of FIRST approved in accordance with FIRST's then-current project selection procedures ("Project Selection Procedures") and charter (the "Charter").  The Middle-Income MDTF will support a country-specific and multi-country technical assistance program in low-income countries, which are those countries defined by the Bank as eligible to receive loans from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) ("Middle-Income Countries").
Kosovo Agriculture Rural Development Project The development objective of the project is to assist the Recipient to promote competitiveness and growth in the livestock and horticulture sub-sectors over the next decade through implementation of selected measures of its agricultural strategy and institutional development.
 
 Towards this, the project supports the following activities:
 
 Component 1: Transferring Knowledge to the Rural Sector.  This component serves to strengthen the knowledge of farm operators, commercial and semi-commercial agro-processing enterprises and municipal advisors to effectively plan investments and utilize financial support available under Component 2 of the project, other donor-supported grant schemes as well as future grants schemes supported under the EUâ€™s Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance for Rural Development (IPARD).
 
 Component 2: Enhancing Investments to Promote Sustainable Rural Development. This component: (i) provides rural development grants to foster growth and competitiveness in the horticulture and livestock sub-sectors through the promotion of improved agricultural technologies; and (ii) supports capacity building of the Managing Authority (MA) and PU within the MAFRD to manage grant programs supported by the government, the proposed project, other donors and eventually future schemes under IPARD.
 
 Component 3: Project Management, Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation. A Project Implementation Unit (PIU) has been established within the MAFRD for the daily management, administration, coordination and public awareness of project activities.
Agriculture and Rural Development The development objective of the project is to improve productivity of and access to markets by project beneficiaries in the horticu lture and livestock subsectors of Kosovo and strengthen the institutional capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rura l Development.
Union Alheri Par-Boiled Rice Capacity Building Project Sector: Rice.Beneficiaries: 120 (120 women).Description: Through the project, the union seeks to strengthen its financial and organizational capacity to improve members production and local marketing of parboiled and white rice. The grant funds will be used to train members in improved rice processing techniques and increase its processing capacity with better access to paddy rice. The union leadership will also benefit from financial and organizational management training and marketing opportunities to increase the unions sales.
Bermo Livestock Capacity Building Project Bermo Livestock Capacity Building Project
Bagara Market Garden Capacity Building Project Bagara Market Garden Capacity Building Project
Naanay Peanut Processing Capacity Building Project This project will assist Cooperative Naanay to improve their management and financial capacity and increase the revenues of their members.
ALKAWALI | Peanut Processing Capacity Building Project Peanut, 29 beneficiaries (29 women). Peanut processing expansion project by construction processing and storage warehouses, purchase of processing equipment, and purchase of seed capital to increase production and sales of peanut oil and peanut butter.
Africa Market Garden Expansion - Yobbi Group Africa Market Garden Expansion - Yobbi Group
Toumbalaga Zedari Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project Toumbalaga Zedari Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project
Guesse Tomato Capacity Building Project Financial and administrative capacity building, improved production planning and marketing organization, including provision of appropriate transport to access markets at the commune level and Niamey.
Rufin Asiri Capacity Building Project Support for group producing millet and peanuts. Increasing yield and quality while also increasing capacity of the group to organize and manage their funds.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) - Niger Bio-Plast Nigerbioplast is a company dedicated to environmental protection through the sale of their mobile toilets, of which 80% are made from recycled materials such as pallets. To avoid water contamination from public defecation, septic tanks will be built with a system of bacterial drain to protect populations from fecal-oral diseases. Two toilets will be installed in each Senegalese commune. The use of these toilets will be charged against a sum of 0.16 dollars per passage. For each toilet a woman will be hired to take care of the maintenance and collection of user fees. This will raise the coverage rate to 100% for the municipalities and will reach 10% of the city's population.
UCMB Capacity Building Project Sector: Horticulture (marketing), Beneficiaries: 1683 (180 women), Description: The project will improve the Union's administrative, financial and technical management capacity to improve marketing services for its members.
Ferme Halal | Poultry Production Extension Project Through the grant, Ferme Halal seeks to significantly increase its production and sale of eggs, hens, and fertilizer. This project will support the construction of new buildings to raise and house additional laying hens, increase working capital to purchase chicks, feed, veterinary supplies and packaging materials, and obtain technical support to upgrade skills of the staff and management team.
Timawalte II Pastoral Well Construction and Rehabilitation Project USADF will finance the construction or rehabilitation of four wells and provide training to the local well management associations in Abala Commune.
Amana de Kour Cereal Production Capacity Building Project This project provides support for the cereal production and capacity building of Union Amana de Kour.
Tondikiwindi Capacity Building Project Sector: Irrigated vegetable production, Beneficiaries:, Description: Funding will be provided to improve financial, administrative and technical management of the site, as well as to protect the site from animals, develop a permanent water supply and a establish a Californian irrigation system to create the conditions for sustainable agriculture to promote development and environmental protection.
Baani Livestock Fattening and Capacity Building Project This project will provide support to a group of livestock farmers in Niger in order to increase the number of livestock fattened and sold through the union, in addition to value-add products the group produces like animal feed and salt licks.
Kay Ni Bonga | Cattle Fattening and Cereal Marketing Capacity Building Project Supporting SCOOPS Kay Ni Bonga cereal storage activities and organizational and management capacity.
Tidene Valley Agricultural Support Project The project funds will be used to strengthen the Unions management and technical capabilities to enable its members; who are ex-combatants and returned Nigerien migrants; to constructwells; procure irrigation pumps and production inputs to establish and manage viable market gardens.
Foulatari Pastoral Wells Project The project funds will be used to construct five new wells and rehabilitate one traditional pastoral well. By improving access to adequate supplies of clean water in these communities; the project will contribute to reducing poverty; improving hygiene and health conditions; and mitigating conflict for members of the six communities.
Tagdofat Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project Tagdofat Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project
Wafakey Parboiled Rice Processing Capacity Building Project Supporting a group of women who parboil rice for added value and nutrition in their processing and organizational capacity.
TOUNOU DA SAYE Peanut Processing Capacity Building Project Peanut, 20 beneficiaries (20 women). Peanut processing expansion project to purchase processing equipment, seed capital, and construction of a processing facility to increase production and sales of peanut byproducts.
Niger Partner CA 2021 (4) This cooperative agreement grant will fund Niger Partner ADLIs activities in support of the USADF country portfolio and its grantees between Oct. 2021 and Sept. 2022. This includes activities connected to USADFs partnership with MCC (Millennium Challenge Corporation).
Kishin Kai Cereals Capacity Building Project USADF is supporting capacity building for Kishin Kai Union millet and peanut production project.
Telawas Valley Cooperatives Union (Union des Coopratives de la Vallee de Telawas (UCVT)) The project funds will be used to construct a compound in Telawas that will be used as a distribution point for production inputs to its members and a collection center for their agricultural production. Funds will also finance the construction of a trading center in Agadez where the Union markets its produce. This expansion will enable UCVT members to reduce storage and transport losses and increase the volume of produce sold as well as the revenues earned by Union members.
Gadawa Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project Gadawa Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project
Anfani Grains Storage Capacity Building Project Sector: Grains (Millet and Cowpea).Beneficiaries: 95 women.Description: This grant will support a women's cooperative of millet and cowpea farmers to increase their organizational capacity for management and post-harvest operations, and will provide a quality grain storage facility to ensure high grain quality for collective sale.
GODIA | Grain Marketing and Storage Capacity Building Rice/Peanut, 36 beneficiaries (36 women). Construction of a storage warehouse and purchase of seed capital to increase sales of rice paddy and peanuts.
Bainabo Market Garden Capacity Building Project Cooperative Tilalt-Enimilal Bainabo I Market Gardening project to promote tomato, potato, and onion production in Agadez, Niger.
Union Sourou Peanut Processing and Capacity Building Project Supporting the Union Sourou peanut oil production activities and capacity building efforts.
ADLI | 2020 Niger Partner CA This cooperative agreement grant will fund Niger Partner ADLIs (Action Pour le Developpement des Initiatives) activities in support of the USADF country portfolio and its grantees between June 2020 and October 2020. This includes activities connected to USADFs partnership with MCC (Millennium Challenge Corporation).
Niger Partner CA 2023 (5) This cooperative agreement grant will fund Niger Partner ADLIs activities in support of the USADF country portfolio and its grantees between Oct. 2022 and Sept. 2023. This includes activities connected to USADFs partnership with MCC (Millennium Challenge Corporation).
Zarwaram Womens Market Garden Project The project funds will be used to provide a new irrigation system, a storage facility and initial operating capital.
Kossom Womens Group (Groupement Feminin (GF) Kossom de lAREN) The project funds will to provide working capital and cargo motorcycles to sell and distribute livestock feed and to purchase and collect milk from herders in the area. Funds will be used to expand the dairy processing center for pasteurizing equipment and to provide coolers to store more fresh milk for storage and marketing
Wafakoye de Tanda Peanut Processing and Capacity Building Project This project provides support for the Union producers to increase their number of cattle and goats fattened and sold through the union, as well as produce peanut products to be sold on local markets.
INGALL Site Protection and Palm Date Cultivation Project The project funds will be used to address the loss of cultivation areas and increase farmers revenues through the construction of protection dikes and dry stone gabions along the left bank of the Kori bordering the market gardening site of Ingall. Funds will also be used to promote the production of a new variety of date palm trees.
SABKO Onion and Tomato Production Project Onion and tomato production, 22 beneficiaries (0 women). Onion production capacity project to help gain access to markets during high season and purchase of seed capital and processing equipment in Galmi.
Hadin Kaye Cereal Production Capacity Building Project This project will support the production and storage of cereals and capacity building by the women of Cooprative Hadin Kaye.
Action for Local Development Initiatives (ONG Action pour le Dveloppement des Initiatives Locales (ADLI)) Partner Agreement
PAIX ET COHESION Compost Production and Marketing Project Compost/livestock feed, 40 beneficiaries (36 women). Production of compost, purchase of cattle feed and equipment, and construction of fencing surrounding the farm.
AL-OUMA STORAGE AND MARKETING PROJECT Fertilizer, 20 beneficiaries (20 women). Reinforcement of a sales by purchasing chemical fertilizer to improve ag production of cereals, purchase of seed capital, and storing product until marketing during high season.
Faaba Livestock Capacity Building Project This project provides support for the Union Faabra producers to increase their number of cattle fattened and sold through the union, as well as produce value-added livestock products like feed blocks and salt licks
Mata Da Kwach Peanut Processing Capacity Building Project Through the grant, the union will strengthen its organizational, managerial, and institutional capacities. A semi-industrial production unit will be installed and will allow the union to increase its production in quantity and quality of peanut oil. Given that Hannou Ga Zan is a village which is close to several important markets of the Maradi region, the presence of these markets is an opportunity that will provided the union Mata da Kwach to sell its production of oil and peanut cake. The grant will allow through the establishment of a substantial working capital. Marketing training will allow the union to increase its revenues by increasing sales
Anfani de Tondigam Peanut Processing Capacity Building Project Supporting Anfani de Tondigam in their peanut processing activities and organizational and management capacity.
Kanibonga| Peanut Processing and Warrantage Capacity Building Project Support Kanibongade Tombokoirey in their peanut processing and warrantage activities and organizational and management capacity.
Takonichite Horticulture Site Protection Project Takonichite Horticulture Site Protection Project
Timia Citrus Capacity Building Project With project support, UCZT will develop a mechanism to enable members to market their crops, including citrus fruits, dates, and onions, without the need to go through multiple intermediaries, thereby increasing the incomes of producers.
Goofat Tomato Capacity Building Project Through the project, the cooperative seeks to build its capacity to organize operations and find better markets for its producers. Producer members will benefit from the rehabilitation of existing wells and procurement of motor pumps, receive technical training, and sell their tomatoes and other various agricultural crops through the cooperative.
Timia Site Protection Project The project funds will be used to address the loss of cultivation areas and increase the farmers revenues through the construction of protection dikes and dry stone gabions along the left bank of the Kori bordering the market gardening site of Timia.
Sakafat Community Garden Project The project funds will be used to strengthen the Cooperatives management and technical capabilities to enable its members to construct wells and purchase production inputs to establish and manage viable market gardens.
AMINTA Livestock Capacity Building Project Animal Husbandry, 30 beneficiaries (30 women). Cattle raising and fattening capacity building via infrastructure building, tech assistance to monitor animal maintenance, and purchase of animal feed and cattle.
Tshabta Livestock Capacity Building Project Cattle Fattening, 31 beneficiaries (31 women). Improve the financial and organizational management capacity of its members while also improving revenues from livestock farming.