UNOPS Asia Regional Health Cluster (ARHC) is a Principal Recipient in Myanmar of the Global Fund, and is managing $170 million worth of Global Fund grants for the continuation of the Global Fund programme implementation in Myanmar over a three-year period (2024–2026). UNOPS was also a Principal Recipient for $768.2 million of Global Fund grants over thirteen years (2011–2023). The grants from the Global Fund have allowed those most in need to better access prevention, care and treatment for HIV, TB and malaria.
Achievements (2011 - June 2024)
212,101
people receiving antiretroviral therapy
1.7 Million+
number of notified cases of all forms of TB
25,118
number of MDR-TB cases that began second-line treatment
2.1 Million+
people treated for malaria
26.9 million+
number of malaria tests performed (RDT and slides)
121.9 Million+
number of condoms distributed free of charge to KAP
71.4 Million+
needles and syringes distributed to drug users
20,557
number of PWID on opioid substitution therapy
16.2 Million+
long lasting insecticidal nets distributed
Grant Map
HIV
TB
Malaria
The Global Fund Programme in Myanmar
The Global Fund is a worldwide partnership to defeat HIV, TB and malaria and ensure a healthier, safer, and more equitable future for all, in partnership with governments, civil society, technical agencies, the private sector and people affected by the diseases. Since the Global Fund returned to Myanmar in 2009, UNOPS Asia Regional Health Cluster (ARHC) has been named one of two Principal Recipients (PR) of Global Fund grants, together with Save the Children.
