Pandemic Response Optimization Through Engaged Communities and Territories (PROTECT)

Wilfred Jurado Guaimaral works high on a mountainside on his farm, growing passion fruit in the township of La Paz, Colombia on January 12, 2015.
Pandemic Response Optimization Through Engaged Communities and Territories (PROTECT)

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $16,864,280
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $356,398,056
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $200,000

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Reducing the Public Health Impact of Pandemics through Strengthened Integrated Early Warning Surveillance, Laboratory Systems, and Workforce Development

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Reducing the Public Health Impact of Pandemics through Strengthened Integrated Early Warning Surveillance, Laboratory Systems, and Workforce Development

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $16,036,961
  • Funding
    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $139,580
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $8,506,028

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Multisectoral Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project

Irrigated wheat fields at Huntley Farm, which is owned and operated by Zambeef. It includes 4,500 hectares of cropped land, includedig 60 hectares of wheat fields. It also includes poultry houses, a dairy, a dairy processing facility, an abattoir, a flour mill, egg production and a transport facility with trucks. 22,000 chickens are slaughtered daily, and 150-200 cattle per week. There are 160,000 laying hens.
Multisectoral Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $18,874,603
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $13,000,000
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    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $1,500,000

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Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project

Plowing the fields
Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project


Background

The Yemen Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project is a partnership between the Government of Yemen’s Ministry of Public Health and Population (MOPHP), Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Fisheries (MAIF), civil society organizations, and three Implementing Entities (IEs) including FAO, UNICEF, and WHO.  The Project is supported by a $26 million grant from the Pandemic Fund and will leverage an additional $82 million in co-financing and $6 million in co-investment to support Yemen’s efforts in building its capacity in preparedness and response. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $26,020,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $81,555,648
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $5,507,140

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The Pandemic Fund and the World Health Organization in Yemen

Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

The World Bank-funded Village and Neighborhood Development Project (VNDP) aims to build capacity in marginalized communities through a community-driven development (CDD) approach. In Tubas, the community (through the project's Joint Service Council) bought a excavator/backhoe (at a price USD 84,000) that now services nine villages. It is used to dig holes for olive trees, and to build access roads which makes it easier for farmers to get to their fields even during the rainy season. Here, farmer Moa
Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $20,000,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $11,958,282
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    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $25,085,000

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Public Health Emergency Response Effort

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Public Health Emergency Response Effort


Background

The Suriname Public Health Emergency Response Effort is a partnership between Suriname’s Ministries of Health (MOH), Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, the Medical Research Institute, National Crisis Coordination Response Center (NCCR), Anton de Kom University of Suriname, civil society and community organizations, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) and PAHO/WHO (as Implementing Entity). The Pandemic Fund supports the Project with a $2.2 million grant. The Project is expected to bring in an additional $3.3 million in co-financing. 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $2,222,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $3,378,000.00

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Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

A Pulvi-mixer at work on the Paraguari-Encarnacion section of the Asuncion-Encarnacion Highway in Paraguay. Both the World Bank and its affiliate, the International Development Association (IDA), have helped to provide the foreign exchange needed to rebuild this important highway. October 1965
Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $10,585,000
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $10,364,943
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    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $10,110,138

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Strengthening Pandemic Preparedness for Early Detection

A ward in Pokhara Regional Hospital. Nepal.
Strengthening Pandemic Preparedness for Early Detection

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Implementing Entities
  • Funding
    Amount Approved (US$) $18,843,920
  • Funding
    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $3,910,678
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $2,396,702

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Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response through One Health

Sheep are still the main livelihood in Selenge Aimag, Mongolia. Once a year the sheep are shorn. A big task with a pair of scissors, the whole family and neighborhood get involved while children play around.
Strengthening Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response through One Health


Background

The Pandemic Fund grant of $15.4 million supports a partnership of Mongolia’s Ministries of Health (MOH), Finance (MOF), Food and Light Industry (MOFALI), and Environment and Tourism (MOET) to build capacity to prevent, prepare, and respond to health emergencies using a One Health approach.  UNICEF and WHO will be the Implementing entities (IEs). The Pandemic Fund grant will leverage an additional $12 million in co-financing.  

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Implementing Entities
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    Amount Approved (US$) $15,455,262
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $12,352,000
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $56,291,133

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Improving Pandemic Preparedness and Response by Strengthening Human Resources, Enhancing Surveillance, and Advancing Lab Systems

Private company employees pack pharmaceuticals.
Improving Pandemic Preparedness and Response by Strengthening Human Resources, Enhancing Surveillance, and Advancing Lab Systems


Background

Moldova’s 2018 Joint External Evaluation found significant vulnerabilities in its pandemic preparedness and response (PPR) capabilities. Then, as in so many nations, the COVID-19 pandemic placed an enormous strain on the health system and the economy. The health system has been further strained by the war in Ukraine as Moldova hosts one of the highest numbers of Ukrainian refugees per capita of any country in the European Union (EU). 

For general inquiries: the_pandemic_fund@worldbank.org

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    Amount Approved (US$) $9,999,764
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    Total Co-financing
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $41,882,000
  • Funding
    Total Co-investment
    (in kind & in cash) (US$)     $1,317,097

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