WDF funded a total of 15 new projects in Africa, the Middle East and Asia in the first half of 2020.
Three new projects in West Africa and Comoros are part of a new WDF collaboration with the French Development Agency that will consolidate national responses to diabetes care and prevention. Two more, in Jordan and Tanzania, address the COVID-19 pandemic in humanitarian and low-income settings.
The remaining projects offer innovative approaches to diabetes prevention, integrated care, and care of diabetes complications in selected settings around the world.
New projects signed in the first six months of 2020
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Bolivia |
Prevención y control de diabetes en las poblaciones indigenas de Bolivia, Guatemala y Nicaragua |
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Burkina Faso |
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Comoros |
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Jordan |
WDF19-1732 |
Integrated NCD-humanitarian response – Jordan |
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Jordan |
COVID-19 pandemic in humanitarian settings: Response preparedness and interventions |
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Mali |
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Nepal |
Creating district-wide behavioural change by school-based approach, Nepal |
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Pakistan |
Integrated diabetes care at health centres in 10 Punjab districts, Pakistan |
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Peru |
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Sierra Leone |
Integrating gestational diabetes services in antenatal care in Sierra Leone |
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Sierra Leone |
Integrating diabetes and hypertension management into Sierra Leone health systems |
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South Africa |
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Swaziland |
Improving Diabetic quality care through strengthening Retinopathy and Foot screening, Swaziland |
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Tanzania |
COVID-19 pandemic in low-income settings: Response preparedness and interventions |
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Tanzania |
