International Grants: $2.0 Million

The Center for Disease Analysis has distributed two million dollars in grants to the following organizations.

Except for the support of conferences (italic), the focus of our grants is to catalyze national programs and must be matched by the government, Ministry of Health, or local authorities. In addition, the national/local governments must commit to continue to provide programs (using their own funds) once the project is complete.

The grants shown here do not include pro-bono work the Center for Disease Analysis Foundation has provided for countries, Ministries of Health, the World Health Organization (WHO), and WHO regional offices.

2017: World Hepatitis Day activities in Pakistan.

World Hepatitis Summit in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
2018: Nigeria Hepatitis Summit 2018.

APASL Single Topic Conference, Malaysia.
2019: African Hepatitis Summit in Uganda.

Central Tibetan Administration in India.

Research Institute of Virology and Ministry of Health, Uzbekistan.
2020: Research Institute of Virology and Ministry of Health, Uzbekistan.
2021: Research Institute of Virology and Ministry of Health, Uzbekistan.

Kazakh Scientific Center of Dermatology and Infectious Diseases and Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2022: Central Tibetan Administration in India.

WALID Foundation / Ghana Ministry of Health.

National Organization for People Living with Hepatitis B in Uganda.

Makerere University Lung Institute and Ministry of Health, Uganda.

Research Institute of Virology and Ministry of Health, Uzbekistan.

National Research Oncology Center and Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2023: African Hepatitis Summit in Nigeria.

Hepatitis B Free Foundation in Australia to support hepatitis elimination in the Pacific Islands.

Hepatitis Fund in Geneva to provide catalytic funding for national elimination programs.

National technical working group in Kyrgyzstan to develop a national plan.

AASLD Foundation.

World Health Organization in Europe to provide technical assistance to countries in the EURO region.

Global Health New Zealand Foundation.

Makerere University Lung Institute and Ministry of Health, Uganda.

Research Institute of Virology and Ministry of Health, Uzbekistan.

National Research Oncology Center and Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2024: Support Global Health New Zealand Foundation.

Makerere University Lung Institute and Ministry of Health, Uganda.

National Research Oncology Center and Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.