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Boston University is launching a major global health initiative, investing $10 million to bolster research and education, and helping to build a nationwide consortium of universities devoted to improving health in the Third World.
Family Health International (FHI) announced that USAID has awarded the organization the Preventive Technologies Agreement, providing up to $175 million in funding over five years to continue FHI’s evaluation of innovative HIV/AIDS prevention technologies and strategies.
Research to Prevention (R2P) selected three organizations as the first annual small grant recipients. For the inaugural year of the Small Grants Program, the research theme is alcohol use and abuse as a behavioral risk factor in HIV prevention.
Family Health International today announces that USAID has awarded the organization and its partners, Catholic Relief Services and International Child Care, the five-year, $65 million Community Health and AIDS Mitigation Project in Haiti to assist the Haitian Ministry of Health in delivering an integrated and comprehensive care and support package to people living with HIV/AIDS and vulnerable families.