FAST-TRACKED: Enhancing National Capacities for Prevention, Preparedness, and Response to Health Emergencies through a One Health Approach in Burundi

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FAST-TRACKED: Enhancing National Capacities for Prevention, Preparedness, and Response to Health Emergencies through a One Health Approach in Burundi

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $22,439,316
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $10,212,920
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $4,306,417

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One Health Pandemic Preparedness and Response (OH-PPR)

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One Health Pandemic Preparedness and Response (OH-PPR)


Background

Samoa was awarded US$4.8 million from the Pandemic Fund to bolster the country’s prevention, preparedness, and response (PPR) capabilities through the One Health approach. The grant leveraged an additional US$320,000 in co-investment and US$5.5 million in co-financing. The three Implementing Entities for the project are the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Bank, and the World Health Organization (WHO). 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Implementing Entities
  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $4,760,562
  • Funding
    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $5,522,943
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $320,000

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TT ONE LAB+: Strengthening Laboratory Capacity for One Health Surveillance in support of pandemic preparedness, prevention, and response

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TT ONE LAB+: Strengthening Laboratory Capacity for One Health Surveillance in support of pandemic preparedness, prevention, and response


Background

Trinidad and Tobago received US$10 million from the Pandemic Fund to establish a One Health laboratory system and revolutionize the country’s diagnostic and testing capacity. The project leveraged US$3.4 million in co-investment from the government. The grant also catalyzed US$2.1 million in co-financing from the project’s Implementing Entity (IE) – the World Health Organization (WHO) – as well as the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $10,000,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $2,050,000
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $3,435,000

Project to Strengthen the Fight Against Pandemics in Chad

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Project to Strengthen the Fight Against Pandemics in Chad


Background

Chad was awarded US$24.5 million from the Pandemic Fund to implement International Health Regulations (IHR) by end-2027 and strengthen the country’s fight against pandemics. The grant catalyzed an additional US$15.6 million in co-financing and US$14.5 million in co-investment. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $24,518,526.78
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $15,696,162.20
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $14,536,050.90

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Implementing Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention, and Response (PPR) in a One Health Approach

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Implementing Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention, and Response (PPR) in a One Health Approach


Background

Tunisia received US$25 million from the Pandemic Fund to upgrade the country’s prevention, preparedness, and response (PPR) function and prevent public health threats. The grant leveraged an additional US$871 million in co-investment from the government and US$29 million in co-financing. The Implementing Entities (IEs) for this project are the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Bank, and the World Health Organization (WHO).

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $25,000,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $29,336,896
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $870,872,798

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Pandemic Fund Raises US$982 million in New Commitments from Governments and an Additional US$1.8 billion in Co-financing from International Partner Organizations in the First Three Months of its Resource Mobilization Campaign

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Press Release | October 31, 2024
Pandemic Fund Raises US$982 million in New Commitments from Governments and an Additional US$1.8 billion in Co-financing from International Partner Organizations in the First Three Months of its Resource Mobilization Campaign

Pandemic Fund Raises US$982 million in New Commitments from Governments and an Additional US$1.8 billion in Co-financing from International Partner Organizations in the First Three Months of its Resource Mobilization Campaign

 

PRESS RELEASE NO: 2024/005/HD

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Last Updated: February 7, 2025

Using the One Health Approach to Drive Resilience and Recovery

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Using the One Health Approach to Drive Resilience and Recovery


Background

Lebanon received US$11.4 million from the Pandemic Fund to upgrade its preparedness and response capabilities through a One Health approach. The grant will mobilize an additional US$17.8 million in co-financing and US$5.3 million in co-investment.

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $11,440,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $17,804,000
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $5,302,600

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Strengthening Collaborative and Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response for Enhanced Epidemic and Pandemic Prevention, Detection and Response

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Strengthening Collaborative and Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response for Enhanced Epidemic and Pandemic Prevention, Detection and Response


Background

The United Republic of Tanzania was awarded US$25 million from the Pandemic Fund to bolster health security at home and abroad. The grant mobilzied US$7 million in co-investment and US$6.7 million in co-financing. The three Implementing Entities (IEs) are the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), UNICEF, and the World Health Organization (WHO). 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

  • Region
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    Implementing Entities
  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $24,998,558
  • Funding
    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $6,689,631
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $6,990,151

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United in One Health to Address Future Pandemics

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United in One Health to Address Future Pandemics


Background

Nicaragua was awarded US$17.1 million from the Pandemic Fund to reinforce the country’s prevention, preparedness and response (PPR) capabilities and defend against public health threats. The grant catalyzed US$2.9 million in co-financing and US$39.1 million in co-investment. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $17,082,863.00
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $2,908,050.00
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $39,057,439.00

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Pandemic Readiness Enhancement Program in Jordan (PREP-JO)

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Pandemic Readiness Enhancement Program in Jordan (PREP-JO)


Background

Jordan was awarded US$4 million from the Pandemic Fund to reinforce its public health architecture and successfully ward off pandemic threats. The grant mobilized an additional US$2.3 million in co-financing and US$10.6 million in co-investment. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Implementing Entities
  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $4,024,530
  • Funding
    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $2,330,055
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $10,557,630

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