US-EIN-91-1157127-MQSUN+PATH <narrative xml:lang="en">Maximising the Quality of Scaling up Nutrition Plus (MQSUN+)</narrative> Maximising the Quality of Scaling Up Nutrition Plus (MQSUN+) is a nearly four-year project funded by the United Kingdom (UK) Department for International Development (DFID). MQSUN+ is a mechanism for providing technical assistance (TA) to governments in the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement and to the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement Secretariat (SMS). The project aims to catalyse multisectoral country efforts to scale up nutrition impact. It also aims to provide TA to DFID to maximise the quality and effectiveness of its nutrition-related programmes, support generating evidence and learning lessons, and develop nutrition capacity. MQSUN+ comprises two components: A. Component 1 involves the provision of TA to SUN countries and to SMS to strengthen the capacity of over 50 SUN countries to continuously improve their policy and budget cycle management and to deliver policies and programmes that reduce undernutrition. B. Component 2 entails the provision of TA to DFID to maximise the quality and effectiveness of nutrition-related programmes to facilitate the achievement of global targets to reduce malnutrition.UK - Department for International Development (DFID)DAI Global HealthDevelopment Initiatives Poverty ResearchNutritionWorksEmergency Nutrition NetworkThe Food FoundationPATHPATHValid InternationalInternational Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Tufts UniversityHorn Population Research and Development (HPRD)Mother and Child Care TrustOxford Policy ManagementThe Global Alliance for Improved NutritionPATHMaternal, Newborn, Child Health & NutritionSandrine FimbiProject Administrator2028220033455 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Suite 1000, Washington, DC 20001, USA6650002790666319720931411348058681292344.751025310.62766364.03375860.3216561.1340293216022482964610.6252142.8611309.701950613643.2835976.986076.66438917272.402925522078.14560608.80720168.25760937.31838817.62726370.73365739.3417272.40162706.46147282.8821589.399271.7520792.2421511787.5016119.55625470.7622517.5043869.705826.0360052.02116379.0578589.4541184.5929434.1853306.4727534.0048440.1326716.00187050055.0010885.0010771.00578890.68932770.511322986.73684947.59134593.47358205.5344035.58147175.50405215.7340156.6076796-219.505005542225.005021.5813558095108.776854.2028329.7865086.3161406.7953124.0468409.5110076.0758489.133818.2662467.933369916988.035878.11463622321.70340018362.5515446.359050.002131028843.2428628.505746.0015248.5060466077.0017110.7417309.5029068.8942132.657315.752310.003710.0017306.255837.5030987.0543244.57912349.13692409.19185532.65242627.61388432.09555183.02721803.86134593.47216700.741303871.11405244.69484348.633190591279465.33805153.52552869.536721013945691312.431129008.71472023.1448260383169.56364918.33562006.3581553.50424184.47278423.78725295.3961716.9462479.0069608.2960882523498181061509.5029550.001165201370042350-12277.0090502798610727 <narrative xml:lang="en">DFID Development Tracker link for the project</narrative> US-EIN-91-1157127-RHSC:StrengtheningSupply(300485-101)PATH <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC: Strengthening Supply: shaping markets and supply chains for quality reproductive health commodities for the poorest and the most marginalised</narrative> Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Secretariat core fundingPATHPATHReproductive HealthShannon GL MillsSenior Finance and Administration Manager20628535002201 Westlake Ave, Suite 200 Seattle, WA 98121120000020000001000000120000020000001000000 <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Business Case</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Jul-Sept 2017</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Business Case Logical Framework</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Progress Report Apr-Jun 2017</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Progress Report Oct-Dec 2017</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Jan-Mar 2018</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Apr-Jun 2018</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Jul-Sept 2018</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Oct-Dec 2018</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Quarterly Narrative Report Jan-Mar 2019</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Delivery Chain template report_November 2017</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">RHSC Delivery Chain template report_November 2018</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="en">PATH annual audit report 2018</narrative> US-EIN-91-1157127-RHSC_Program_2020-2025_(300713-103)PATH <narrative xml:lang="en">Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Program</narrative> The Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition (RHSC or the Coalition) is a global partnership of over 500 public, private and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) dedicated to ensuring that all people in LMICs can access and use a range of affordable, high-quality RH supplies. Members include multilateral and bilateral organizations, private foundations, governments, civil society, and private-sector representatives.PATHProgramShannon MillsRHSC Senior Administrative and Finance Manager12062853500 <narrative xml:lang="en">IATI Financial Transaction Report 2021-06_RHSC</narrative> IATI Financial Transaction Report 2021-06_RHSC <narrative>IATI Financial Transaction Report 2021-09_RHSC </narrative> IATI Financial Transaction Report 2021-09_RHSC <narrative xml:lang="en">IATI Financial Transactions Report Oct-Dec 2021</narrative> IATI Financial Transactions Report Oct-Dec 2021 <narrative xml:lang="en">IATI Financial Transactions Report Jan-Mar 2022</narrative> IATI Financial Transactions Report Jan-Mar 2022 <narrative xml:lang="en">IATI Financial Transactions Report Apr-June 2022</narrative> IATI Financial Transactions Report Apr-June 2022US-EIN-91-1157127-PATH Centre of Excellence for Microarray Patch Platform Development (MAPS) (300341-112)PATH <narrative xml:lang="en">PATH Centre of Excellence for Microarray Patch Platform</narrative> The goal of the MAP CoE is to advance the MAPs technology platform to transform delivery of vaccines, essential medicines, and diagnostics for diseases of global health importance—including malaria, tuberculosis, HIV, neglected tropical diseases, diseases of outbreak potential, and other infectious diseases that disproportionately impact LMICs. Vulnerable populations will benefit from increased access to lifesaving vaccines, essential medicines, and diagnostics to prevent and treat these diseases through availability of MAPs that are safe, effective, low-cost, and suitable for LMICs.PATHPATHDevices and Tools Global ProgramEmily JeffersPADM Officer20630248502201 Westlake AVE, Seattle, WA 98121The PATH Headquarters is based in Seattle, WA, USA.55283415710215133181332040408094100417.567699479339.10113633147141.1713613690569.1251901.0423700.67132374.24132374.2423904.37195622.06158943.47Q1: Expenditures for April 2022 through June 2022264083.9669500.3477769.29138074.23193221.45171717.69138074.23270990.74243126.29140379.19121811.61161048.65150952.45FCDOPATH29140.84PATHBurnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health 20669.46PATHUniversity of Liverpool38688.2776993.75Cardiff University79388.19Cardiff University9269Linksbridge SPC8131Starfish Medical20426Linksbridge SPC21474570287.74Quarter 3: Oct 2018 - Dec 201838424.26161092.1270287.74149679.7370039.67251835.68Q3: Expenses for October 2019 through December 2019166172.24151954274814.21144135.6414753.909523.0253451Starfish Medical115418.01Payment to PATH from FCDO274814.21149438.86251835.68151953.80562765.64208979.61207100.38215745.5590569.1251801.0447887.4938093.4886309.72166284.00520540.8627372.89
