Description
The CDC Global Health Division is issuing a cooperative‑agreement (NOFO) to strengthen Indonesia’s public‑health capacity across five priority areas: real‑time disease surveillance, laboratory systems, workforce development, emergency management and response, and health‑system strengthening. Applicants will build on prior CDC activities (CDC‑RFA‑GH20‑2120) and must align with Indonesia’s Ministry of Health strategic plans, the 2023 Joint External Evaluation recommendations, and the National Action Plan for Health Security. Two awards are anticipated, with a total estimated funding of $25 million. Projects must include robust monitoring, evaluation, and reporting requirements, and recipients will work closely with CDC technical staff throughout the award period.
• Targeted to organizations capable of implementing large‑scale public‑health programs in Indonesia (e.g., NGOs, universities, government entities).
• Funding mechanism: Cooperative Agreement (substantial CDC involvement).
• Estimated award amount: up to $12.5 M per award (total $25 M).
• Application due: 11:59 pm ET, 2 Oct 2026 via Grants.gov.
• Estimated award date: 31 Aug 2026; project start: 30 Sep 2026.
• Required deliverables: quarterly and annual performance/financial reports, monitoring visits, and adherence to CDC and federal regulations.