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Artificial Intelligence
Chest X-ray
Community-based Active Case Finding
Contact investigation
Demand Generation and Community Mobilization
Empowering Women & Girls
Facility Based Screening
Integrated Service Delivered for TB and Lung Health Conditions
Key Populations
Lab Strengthening/Diagnostics
Pediatric TB
Private Provider Engagement
Product Innovation/mHealth
Providing Treatment Support
TB Preventative Treatment
Use of New Drug Regimens
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World Vision
Rwanda
Total Budget:
315,000
USD
Wave 01
Contact investigation
Lab Strengthening/Diagnostics
description
Strengthening laboratories and engaging communities to respond to concurrent TB and HIV epidemics.
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