Improving Health Status and Human Capital in Senegal

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Improving Health Status and Human Capital in Senegal: This Annual Program Statement (APS), Improving Health Status and Human Capital in Senegal, is to fund one or multiple awards to implement activities necessary for achieving the strategic results of its HPN portfolio for fiscal years (FY) 2021-2026.The APS comprises: the “umbrella” APS (this document), which presents the project context and background information, as well as general guiding principles, including the evaluation criteria and submission requirements; three Component documents which represent the three program components under this APS; and annexes. Each program component details specific objectives, expected results, funding ceilings, and other requirements. These include:● Component 1, Central-level Health Systems Strengthening, focused on strengthening key health systems at the central Ministry of Health level.● Component 2, Integrated District Health, which will provide comprehensive support to health districts in five priority regions (Diourbel, Kolda, Sedhiou, Tambacounda, and Kedougou).● Component 3, Urban Health, focused on improving reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH), family planning (FP), malaria (M), nutrition (N), and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) outcomes through approaches tailored to an urban context in marginalized, underserved districts of the Dakar Region.