South Sudan
UNDP, working in partnership with national government and the Global Fund, has provided HIV testing and counselling for 714,000 people and treatment for 32,000 smear positive TB patients.
Key results - HIV
After years of civil war, South Sudan faces the tremendous costs of rehabilitating health-related services and reconstructing health infrastructure. As Principal Recipient for Global Fund grants in South Sudan, UNDP has administered six rounds of funding since 2004, delivering an average of US $25 million per year.
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UNDP has been principal recipient of Global Fund HIV grants since 2004. Over the past few years there has been a notable increase in the number of people enrolled on ART reaching over 25,000, covering an estimated 13% of people living with HIV. The current funding cycle (2018-2020) aims to address issues of high defaulting of treatment and low follow up rates that are contributing to low coverage as well as continuing to expand prevention and treatment for key affected populations, notably clients of sex workers, children born to infected mothers and men and women involved in casual sexual relationships.
714,000 counselling and testing encounters for HIV
Source: UNDP
23,000 people currently on antiretroviral therapy (2017)
Source: UNDP
68% retention on ART 12 months after starting treatment (2016)
Source: UNAIDS
Key results - TB
UNDP managed TB grants have supported human resource development in clinical TB management, microscopy, and monitoring and evaluation, and provides 102 TB facilities in the country with medications, laboratory equipment, and other medical supplies.
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The current grant (2018-2020) is focused on TB care and prevention, TB/HIV collaborative interventions and strengthening MDR-TB activities. UNDP also managed the Global Fund malaria grant between 2004 and 2010, which focused on preventing the disease among women of child-bearing age and children under age 5.
TB case detection rate (2016)
Source: World Health Organization
32,000 TB cases detected and treated
Source: UNDP
Treatment success rate for new cases of TB (2015)
Source: World Health Organization
Maternal Mortality
Source: World Health Organization
Infant mortality
Source: World Health Organization
Grant details
Disease
HIV
TB
Grant
SSD-H-UNDP
SSD-T-UNDP
Phase
Jan 2018 - Dec 2020
Jan 2018 - Dec 2020
Amount
$32,681,295
$9,000,000
Rating
Page resources
- Excel Indicator definitions and links to sources
- Website UNDP South Sudan TB project webpage
- Website UNDP South Sudan HIV project webpage
- Website UNDP open data for South Sudan
- Website The Global Fund grant information for South Sudan
- Website Solar energy for Health Procurement and Supply Chain
- Website Vulnerable to violence: Empowering women in South Sudan
