Expanding global health security though local partnerships in Tanzania
This opportunity supports programs in Tanzania to strengthen global health security under the Global Health Security Agenda and International Health Regulations. Funding focuses on improving biosurveillance and information sharing (including at points of entry), upgrading emergency operations and coordination, enhancing laboratory detection with biosafety/biosecurity, and strengthening timely …
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