Grants

We fund projects or programmes with the highest potential public health impact. We assess the impacts in terms of needs, feasibility, and sustainability.

Our current geographic focus is on Asia-Pacific and Africa, the regions with the highest disease burden.

Through catalytic funding, we attract and curate a unique portfolio of high-impact initiatives designed for systemic changes. By taking a results-oriented approach with thorough monitoring and evaluation of every investment, we leverage funds efficiently and effectively to eliminate viral hepatitis as a global health threat within the Universal Health Coverage framework.

We don’t accept unsolicited funding applications. Please send any questions about our grants at grants@endhep2030.0rg

Current grants

Information about our current grants can be found below. You can click on the project aim to learn more about each grant.

Geographical Scope	Project aim	Lead implementing partner
Africa	Produce data analytics which will be used to inform policy formulation, national planning and implementation in Africa.	CDA Foundation
South-East Asia and Western Pacific	Develop and roll out an operational guide to assist countries in performing monitoring and evaluation in the WPRO and SEARO regions.	The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity
Global	Expand public engagement in HBV/HCV and crowdsource to spur hepatitis policy	London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Western Pacific	Demonstrate an integrated viral hepatitis strategy to increase access to diagnostic and treatment services in major urban areas with high prevalence in East Asia.	PATH
Americas	Support a regional approach to hepatitis policy change in the Andean region.	Pan American Health Organization PAHO
Global	Strengthening Capacity for National Hepatitis Planning in WHO Regions.	World Health Organization WHO
Global	Develop a monitoring and evaluation logframe for viral hepatitis catalytic funding.	Columbia University
Eastern Mediterranean	Demonstrate how to effectively increase hepatitis C screening and treatment by mobilizing rural health centres in high prevalence settings.	Association for Social Development
Global	Support efforts to maintain the momentum for a global campaign to eliminate viral hepatitis.	World Hepatitis Alliance
Africa	Implement a decentralized and integrated strategy through a national capacity building training programme in Sub-Saharan Africa.	University Teaching Hospital HIV AIDS Programme (UTH-HAP)
Western Pacific	Eliminating Mother-To-Child Transmission of Hepatitis B in Vietnam	PATH
Africa	Eliminating Mother-To-Child Transmission of Hepatitis B in Rwanda	CHAI
Malawi and Pakistan	Piloting comorbid hepatitis test-treat-prevent in Pakistan and Malawi	Association for Social Development