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The Global Fund supports the prevention and treatment of the three diseases in Myanmar, with supervision from a national coordinating body chaired by the Ministry of Health and Sports.

Goals of the Global Fund grants • Reduce HIV transmission and related illnesses, mortality, disability and social and economic impacts • End the TB epidemic in Myanmar fewer than 10 cases per 100,000 populations by 2035 • Reduce malaria morbidity and mortality by 85% and 75% respectively by 2020 relative to 2015 baseline figures

Key ProGramme achievemenTs From 2011 - June 2018: MALARIA TB HIV/AIDS 1.6 million+ 1 MILLION+ 116,635 people treated for people treated for people receiving malaria tuberculosis antiretroviral therapy

13.8 million+ 9.8 million+ 14,325 needles and syringes people tested for injecting drug users receiving distributed to drug users malaria methadone maintenance therapy

4 Zeya Htani Rd, Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar 10528 +95 67 411 298 +95 67 411 159 7.7 million+ 41 million+ 11,379 [email protected] insecticide-treated bed condoms distributed MDR-TB patients began http://www.moh.gov.mm/ nets distributed second-line treatment Structure of the programme Strengthening monitoring and evaluation The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is Principal Recipient in Monitoring and evaluation guidelines and manuals are being developed and Myanmar of the Global Fund, and is assisting the Ministry of Health and Sports trainings conducted to help improve the quality of data collected. Regular field (MOHS) in managing $154 million worth of Global Fund grants (NFM-2 Grants visits help to ensure that reliable and accurate information is gathered from for HIV and TB) for the continuation of HIV and TB programme implementation various health facilities across Myanmar. in Myanmar over a three-year period (2018–2020). UNOPS has been assisting MOHS in managing $358 million worth of Global Fund grants over a seven-year period (2011–2017).

$ 77.3 $ 77 HIV Million Million TB

During a monitoring visit to Myanmar NFM-2 Grant Rakhine State. split by disease Photo: UNOPS

Developing management capacity RAI2E -TOWARDS ELIMINATION OF MALARIA (2018 --- 2020) More than 3,500 health system managers, representing more than 300 UNOPS was also selected as Regional Principal Recipient for the Regional townships across 17 states and regions were trained in planning, budgeting, Artemisinin-resistance Initiative (RAI), which is a $124 million regional grant implementation and financial management. (2014-2017) to contain the spread of drug resistance malaria and to contribute towards elimination of falciparum malaria in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region. The RAI has been expanded with a second phase, the RAI2-Elimination (RAI2E) programme, which is a $ 243 million regional grant to accelerate elimination of P. falciparum malaria in the GMS over a three-year period (2018–2020).

Regional Myanmar Cambodia Laos Thailand Vietnam Total Component 3,500 Total grant health system managers by country 84 43 11 22 31 52 243 Training government health staff in financial management, ($ millions) Nay Pyi Taw. Photo: UNOPS

2 7 Procuring essential pharmaceuticals and health products partnerships About $28 million of pharmaceuticals were procured sustainably using grants from The national response to HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria is being led by the the Global Fund. These included anti-tuberculosis, anti-malaria and anti-retroviral three programmes—the National AIDS Programme, the National Tuberculosis medicines. A further $23 million was spent on condoms, long lasting insecticidal Programme and the National Malaria Control Programme—under the guidance nets, rapid diagnostic test kits and other equipment. and leadership of the Ministry of Health and Sports, supported by local and international non-governmental organizations and United Nations agencies.

$28 million of pharmaceuticals Test kits procured with the Global Fund support. procured Photo: The Global Fund / John Rae

Improving national storage practices To ensure high quality management of medical supplies, two major warehouses were renovated in Yangon, as well as a further 35 sites, including warehouses and anti-retroviral therapy clinics in other areas of the country.

Inauguration of biosafety level-3 TB laboratory, . Photo: UNOPS

Partners who support implementation of the grants • Six national NGOs: Myanmar Medical Association, Myanmar Red Cross Society, Myanmar Anti-Narcotics Association, Myanmar Health Assistant Association, Pyi Gyi Khin and Myanmar Council of Churches • Three international NGOs: International Union against Tuberculosis and The refurbished central Lung Disease, Medical Action Myanmar and Shoklo Malaria Research Unit warehouse of the National AIDS Programme in Yangon. • United Nations organizations: UNOPS (Principal Recipient of the Global Fund), Photo: UNOPS World Health Organization, United Nations Children’s Fund, United Nations Population Fund, World Food Programme and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS

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