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About this opportunity

The objective of this call for proposals is to increase access to diagnostics through the optimal introduction, placement and delivery of effective, affordable, and innovative diagnostic solutions that support integrated, multi-disease detection and diagnosis.

Objective: Increase access to diagnostics through integrated, multi‑disease detection and diagnosis. Focus Areas:

Optimal introduction and placement of diagnostic tools
Affordable, innovative solutions for integrated testing
Strengthening delivery approaches for people‑centered care Approach:
Support countries and affected communities in designing integrated diagnostic strategies
Accelerate adoption of innovative diagnostic tools across multiple disease programs
Improve efficiency of health systems by reducing duplication and fragmentation

Who can apply

Open to governments, NGOs, research institutions, and consortia
Must demonstrate capacity to implement integrated diagnostic strategies
Focus on LMICs and underserved populations
Proposals should align with Unitaid’s mission of innovation, equity, and access
Strong monitoring, evaluation, and scalability plans required

Unitaid (hosted by WHO, Geneva)Grant

Unitaid Call for Proposals: Improving Access to Diagnostics

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Opportunity type

Grant

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Objective: Increase access to diagnostics through integrated, multi‑disease detection and diagnosis. Focus Areas:

Optimal introduction and placement of diagnostic tools
Affordable, innovative solutions for integrated testing
Strengthening delivery approaches for people‑centered care Approach:
Support countries and affected communities in designing integrated diagnostic strategies
Accelerate adoption of innovative diagnostic tools across multiple disease programs
Improve efficiency of health systems by reducing duplication and fragmentation

Who can apply

Open to governments, NGOs, research institutions, and consortia
Must demonstrate capacity to implement integrated diagnostic strategies
Focus on LMICs and underserved populations
Proposals should align with Unitaid’s mission of innovation, equity, and access
Strong monitoring, evaluation, and scalability plans required

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