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A four-year (2024–2028) research and capacity-strengthening programme supporting Georgia’s national efforts to modernize its primary health care (PHC) system for people with long-term conditions.
COMPASS-GE (2024–2028): A 4-year project to strengthen Georgia’s mental healthcare system. We focus on evidence-based policies, improved service quality, and expanded access to rights-based care, aligning with EU and WHO standards.
The Linked Immunisation Action Network is a global initiative (2016–2025) funded by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. It unites 45 middle-income countries to strengthen immunization programs through peer-to-peer learning, focusing on resilience, equity, and sustainability.
To support the Government of Georgia, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) prepared the Health Sector Enhancement Program to implement the country’s national health strategy and strengthen its healthcare system.
This regional project aims to strengthen immunization programs in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine by addressing vaccine coverage gaps and inequities. Using evidence-based methods, it supports equitable access to vaccines with potential for broader regional impact.
This project aims to develop a comprehensive, cross-sectoral national referral framework to ensure children and adolescents living with or at risk of HIV (C/ALHIV) — especially adolescent girls and young women
The project aims to support the Government of Uzbekistan in developing a comprehensive investment case to ensure the long-term sustainability and impact of the Universal Progressive Home Visiting (UPHV) program.
The program aims to strengthen CCMs’ capacity to monitor and improve their performance, governance, and alignment with the Global Fund’s 2023–2028 strategy, focusing on four core functions.
Curatio International Foundation (CIF) provides technical services to The Global Fund, supporting sustainable health financing through strategic planning, efficiency improvements, and innovative financing at country, regional, and global levels.