Reducing the burden of parasitic infections in the United States through evidence-based prevention and control activities.
This grant funds initiatives aimed at reducing parasitic infections in the United States through evidence-based prevention and control activities.
About this program
The grant focuses on addressing the public health challenge posed by parasitic infections in the United States. It supports projects that implement evidence-based strategies to prevent and control these infections, ultimately aiming to improve health outcomes for affected populations. The funding is intended for organizations that can demonstrate a clear plan for intervention and evaluation of their efforts. Eligible applicants include public health agencies, nonprofit organizations, and research institutions that are committed to tackling parasitic infections. The grant encourages collaboration among various stakeholders to enhance the effectiveness of prevention and control measures. Successful proposals will outline specific activities, target populations, and expected outcomes, ensuring that the interventions are grounded in scientific evidence.
Eligibility
Public health agencies, nonprofit organizations, and research institutions focused on parasitic infections.
Requirements
- Demonstrated plan for intervention
- Evaluation of efforts