Sustaining Global Health Security to protect and improve public health in Kenya
This opportunity funds programs in Kenya to strengthen public health capabilities across prevention, early detection, and rapid response to outbreaks and dangerous pathogen events. It also supports implementation science to improve how health interventions are delivered and scaled. The goal is to reduce avoidable epidemics and improve reporting and characterization of emerging biological threa…
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