Description
The CDC Global Health Security (GHS) program is seeking up to three cooperative‑agreement partners to strengthen Tanzania’s ability to meet International Health Regulations. Work will focus on: • Building and linking biosurveillance systems to data‑sharing platforms, especially at points of entry. • Expanding national and sub‑national emergency operations centers. • Enhancing laboratory capacity, biosafety, and biosecurity for outbreak, antimicrobial‑resistance, and zoonotic disease detection. • Improving timely, transparent reporting to national and international authorities. • Developing a skilled biosurveillance workforce (disease detectives, laboratory scientists). Applicants may be state, local, tribal, nonprofit, higher‑education, or for‑profit entities. Funding is $5 million total (≈ $1.6 M per award) with a submission deadline of 2 Oct 2026. Awards are expected to be issued 31 Aug 2026 with project start 30 Sep 2026.