Accelerating Elimination of Tuberculosis (TB) in Indonesia
ID: 345910Type: Posted
Overview

Buyer

Indonesia USAID-Jakarta (USAID-IND)

Award Range

$0 - $150M

Eligible Applicants

Others

Funding Category

Health

Funding Instrument

Cooperative Agreement

Opportunity Category

Discretionary

Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement

Yes

Original Source

https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/345910
Timeline
    Description

    The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is offering a funding opportunity titled "Accelerating Elimination of Tuberculosis (TB) in Indonesia," aimed at enhancing the capacity of the National Tuberculosis Program and local partners to effectively combat TB in Indonesia. This initiative, under the Annual Program Statement (APS), seeks concept papers for the BEBAS-TB initiative, focusing on objectives such as improving case detection, diagnostic quality, service delivery standards, and health system resilience, all aligned with Indonesia's 2030 TB elimination targets. Eligible applicants include U.S.-based organizations, with funding anticipated at up to $70 million over five years, and the submission process involves an initial concept paper followed by invitation-only full applications for those conditionally accepted. Interested parties can find more information and submit inquiries via email to applications-indonesia@usaid.gov, with the APS and related documents available on www.sam.gov and www.grants.gov.

    Files
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    Amendment No.01 - APS Addendum No.1 - Bebas TB.pdf
    Amendment.pdf
    The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced an amendment to its Annual Program Statement (APS) aimed at accelerating tuberculosis (TB) elimination in Indonesia, titled "Bersama Menuju Eliminasi dan Bebas dari TB" (BEBAS-TB). This initiative is designed to enhance TB detection, quality of service delivery, and community engagement, ultimately supporting the Government of Indonesia’s efforts to meet 2030 TB elimination targets. Through this APS Addendum, USAID seeks concept papers from eligible organizations, focusing on seven objectives that include scaling up active case finding, improving the quality of TB screening and diagnosis, establishing integrated health service models, and ensuring strong community partnerships. The document outlines eligibility criteria, submission processes, and evaluation methods for applicants. It stresses collaboration with relevant stakeholders, encourages integrating TB services with other public health initiatives, and calls for innovative funding mechanisms to ensure sustained TB control. Overall, the BEBAS-TB initiative represents a comprehensive approach to tackle TB epidemic challenges in Indonesia while engaging and harnessing the capabilities of local organizations and health systems.
    APS Addendum No.1 - 72049723APS00001 - BEBAS TB.pdf
    APS.pdf
    The USAID Indonesia is seeking Concept Papers for the BEBAS-TB initiative as part of its APS Addendum No. 1 under the Accelerating Elimination of TB in Indonesia framework. This funding opportunity aims to combat tuberculosis (TB) across two selected provinces in Indonesia, pursuing several key objectives including enhanced case finding, improved screening and diagnostic quality, elevated service delivery standards, optimized prevention strategies, and strengthened health systems. Proposals must align with government strategies and integrate innovative practices to achieve 2030 TB elimination targets. Organizations eligible to apply must be U.S.-based and legally recognized, with funding anticipated at up to $70 million over five years. Evaluation criteria for concept submissions emphasize technical approaches, monitoring strategies, and institutional capacity. The process comprises two phases: initial concept submission followed by invitation-only full applications for those conditionally accepted. All information regarding submissions, deadlines, and guidelines can be found on USAID's specified platforms. This initiative exemplifies the U.S. government's commitment to international health and evolving TB management in high-burden regions.
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