Local Non-Governmental Partnerships for Sustained Country Leadership in Zimbabwe under the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) | Apply Online

Opportunity Summary:

The grant opportunity titled "Local Non-Governmental Partnerships for Sustained Country Leadership in Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)" is a U.S. government public health funding action issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It is presented as a continuation opportunity, meaning it is intended to extend or continue an existing, previously funded body of work rather than launch an entirely new, open competition. The core purpose signaled by the title is to strengthen and sustain country-led HIV/AIDS response efforts in Zimbabwe by working through local non-governmental partners, aligning with PEPFAR's broader emphasis on building local capacity, improving long-term sustainability, and supporting national leadership in HIV programming.

This funding is offered as a cooperative agreement, which is a key detail about how the project would be managed. Under a cooperative agreement, CDC typically remains substantially involved in technical direction, collaboration, and oversight during implementation, as opposed to a standard grant where the recipient generally has more autonomous control. The activity category is listed as Health and the CFDA number is 93.067, which corresponds to CDC's HIV prevention and related public health assistance areas under PEPFAR-supported and CDC-managed initiatives. The opportunity appears designed to maintain momentum in HIV prevention, care, and treatment systems by ensuring local organizations are positioned to lead and deliver services with strong coordination and accountability structures.

The opportunity number is CDC RFA GH14-141303CONT16, identifying it as a Request for Applications (RFA) within CDC's global health funding portfolio and explicitly labeling it as a continuation action. The timeline provided shows it was created and posted on January 28, 2016, with a closing date of February 29, 2016 (both the original and current closing dates match, suggesting no deadline extension). The listing anticipates a single award (ExpectedAwards: 1), which is consistent with continuation funding where one incumbent or a narrowly defined partner arrangement continues work under an established program framework.

Eligibility is described broadly as "Others," with a note to consult an additional eligibility text field for clarification. In practice, this often indicates the competition is limited or tailored, potentially focused on certain types of entities (such as local NGOs, consortia, or organizations meeting specific PEPFAR/CDC criteria), but the precise constraints are not included in the data provided here. The title's emphasis on "Local Non-Governmental Partnerships" strongly implies that Zimbabwe-based or locally led organizations, or partnerships that demonstrably elevate local leadership and implementation capacity, are central to the intent of the award.

The award ceiling is listed as 0, which usually does not mean there is no funding; rather, it commonly indicates that the public synopsis did not specify a maximum award amount in the posted fields, or that the amount is determined through internal continuation budgeting processes. Because it is continuation funding with one expected award, budget levels are often tied to prior-year performance, available appropriations, and updated PEPFAR country operational planning priorities, rather than a publicly stated ceiling.

Overall, this opportunity reflects a targeted CDC/PEPFAR effort to sustain Zimbabwe's HIV response through local NGO partnerships, using a cooperative agreement model that supports hands-on technical engagement by CDC. It is structured as a continuation award with a single expected recipient, posted in late January 2016 and closing at the end of February 2016, and sits within CDC's HIV-related assistance portfolio under CFDA 93.067.

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