47045-SDN-M-UNICEF-1 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Sudan, Malaria, United Nations Children’s Fund Goal: To reduce malaria morbidity and mortality by 25% by 2026 (taking 2021 as a base line) and accelerate efforts towards malaria elimination where feasible (in the northernmost states). Objectives: To ensure universal coverage of at-risk population with integrated vector management as per operational stratification (with ITNs, IRS or LSM) and to increase the ITNs utilization rate by 20% (from less than 53% to 73%); To ensure universal access of malaria patients to quality-assured malaria case management (testing, treatment) and to encourage seeking treatment within 24 hours of fever initiation; To control malaria in pregnancy including its effects on low birth weight through case management and distribution of ITNs and intermittent preventive treatment in targeted areas; To provide timely and reliable information to monitor the progress, trend in malaria cases and deaths and to early detect and contain epidemics; To coordinate and sustain evidence-based and cost-effective malaria control activities at national, state and locality level. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund United Nations Children’s Fund The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Communications +41 58 791 1700 website@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Grant Management Division Noah Zahrobsky Fund Portfolio Manager +41 58 791 1700 noah.zahrobsky@theglobalfund.org https://www.theglobalfund.org The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Global Health Campus, Chemin du Pommier 40, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland Sudan Malaria Multicomponent, RSSH Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages End the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases Achieve universal health coverage Malaria -> Case management -> Facility-based treatment Malaria -> Case management -> HRP2/3 gene deletion surveys Malaria -> Case management -> Integrated community case management (iCCM) Malaria -> Case management -> Therapeutic efficacy surveillance Malaria -> Vector control -> Entomological monitoring Malaria -> Vector control -> Insecticide treated nets (ITNs) - Continuous distribution: ANC Malaria -> Vector control -> Insecticide treated nets (ITNs) - Continuous distribution: EPI Malaria -> Vector control -> Insecticide treated nets (ITNs) - Mass campaign: universal Malaria -> Vector control -> Social and behavior change (SBC) (Vector control) Multicomponent -> Program management -> Coordination and management of national disease control programs Multicomponent -> Program management -> Grant management RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Human resources for health (HRH) and quality of care -> RSSH/PP: Community health workers: In-service training RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Human resources for health (HRH) and quality of care -> RSSH/PP: Community health workers: Integrated supportive supervision RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Human resources for health (HRH) and quality of care -> RSSH/PP: Community health workers: contracting, remuneration and retention RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Laboratory systems (including national and peripheral) -> RSSH/PP: Laboratory Information systems RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Laboratory systems (including national and peripheral) -> RSSH/PP: Laboratory-based surveillance RSSH -> RSSH/PP: Laboratory systems (including national and peripheral) -> RSSH/PP: National laboratory governance and management structures RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Capacity building and leadership development RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community engagement, linkages and coordination RSSH -> RSSH: Community systems strengthening -> Community-led monitoring RSSH -> RSSH: Health financing systems -> Routine financial management systems RSSH -> RSSH: Health products management systems -> Avoidance, reduction and management of health care waste RSSH -> RSSH: Health products management systems -> Planning and procurement capacity RSSH -> RSSH: Health products management systems -> Policy, strategy, governance RSSH -> RSSH: Health products management systems -> Regulatory/quality assurance support RSSH -> RSSH: Health products management systems -> Supply chain information systems RSSH -> RSSH: Health sector planning and governance for integrated people-centered services -> National health sector strategy, policy & regulations RSSH -> RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems -> Analyses, evaluations, reviews and data use RSSH -> RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems -> Data quality RSSH -> RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems -> RSSH/PP: Surveillance for priority epidemic-prone diseases and events RSSH -> RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems -> Routine reporting RSSH -> RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems -> Surveys 9265292.57 77838952.17 18420153.30 85912428.00 Global Fund commitment to SDN-M-UNICEFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 54573578.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 8773470.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 10456384.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 19798656.00 Global Fund commitment to SDN-M-UNICEFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund -12108996.00 Global Fund commitment to SDN-M-UNICEFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 12689047.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 45602.63 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Other 3rd Party). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 60933.59 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Other 3rd Party). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 6235619.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund -767453.78 Global Fund commitment to SDN-M-UNICEFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 12689763.00 Global Fund commitment to SDN-M-UNICEFP01. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 6344882.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 52482.47 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Other 3rd Party). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 4589877.00 Global Fund disbursement to SDN-M-UNICEFP01 (Multilateral). The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria United Nations Children’s Fund 9265292.57 Expenditure reported by United Nations Children’s Fund for SDN-M-UNICEFP01, Apr 2024 to Dec 2024. United Nations Children’s Fund 64540640.00 Expenditure reported by United Nations Children’s Fund for SDN-M-UNICEFP01, Jan 2025 to Dec 2025. United Nations Children’s Fund An overview of a grant over its lifetime. General terms and conditions which apply to Global Fund grants. Funding Request of funding request FR1525-SDN-M. 0 - Personal Data (1) Principles. The Principal Recipient, acknowledges that Program Activities are expected to respect the following principles and rights (“Data Protection Principles”): (a) Information that could be used to identify a natural person (“Personal Data”) will be: (i) processed lawfully, fairly and transparently; (ii) collected for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes and not further processed in a manner not compatible with those purposes;  (iii) adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed; (iv) accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date; (v) kept in a form which permits identification of the individuals for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which the Personal Data is processed; and (vi) processed in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the Personal Data; and (b) Natural persons are afforded, where relevant, the right to information about Personal Data that is processed; the right to access and rectify or erase Personal Data; the right to data portability; the right to confidentiality of electronic communications; and the right to object to processing. (2) Limitations. Where collection and processing of Personal Data is required in order to implement Program Activities, whether by the Principal Recipient, a Sub-recipient, or Supplier, the Principal Recipient should respect the Data Protection Principles: (a) to the extent that doing so does not violate or conflict with applicable law and/or policy; and (b) subject to the Principal Recipient balancing the Data Protection Principles with other fundamental rights in accordance with the principle of proportionality, taking into account the risks to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. 0 - SEAH/UNICEF Mandatory requirement - Annex mentioned in paragraph 3 to be to be added and available through the legal GC7 requirements table 1. The Global Fund and UNICEF agree that it is important to take all necessary precautions to prevent conflicts of interest and prohibited practices, sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (“SEAH”) and to protect children’s rights. To this end, the Parties acknowledge and agree that, in the performance of its activities in connection with Global Fund-financed programs, UNICEF shall use, and shall cause Sub-recipients and suppliers to maintain, standards of conduct in accordance with UNICEF’s regulations, rules, procedures, policies and administrative directives and instructions (“UNICEF’s Regulatory Framework”). For the avoidance of doubt, the parties agree that: a. this section 5.[x], is without prejudice to the Global Fund’s rights or remedies under the Framework Agreement, including, without limitation, the requirements defined at sections 7.7(2) and 7.7(4) of the Global Fund’s Grant Regulations (2014), as amended by the Framework Agreement, which are applicable to allegations relating to SEAH, child protection, conflicts of interests and prohibited practices; b. “sexual harassment” as defined in UNICEF’s Regulatory Framework applies to conduct in connection with Global-Fund financed programs; and c. with respect to any allegation of SEAH occurring in connection with Global Fund-financed programs, UNICEF shall apply, and shall cause Sub-recipients and suppliers to apply, the principles and practices set out in the UNICEF Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment (January 2019) and shall: (i) facilitate and/or provide assistance to victims and survivors related to their safety and protection, medical care, psychosocial support and legal services; and (ii) facilitate victim and survivors’ timely, safe access to a remedy and/or resolution. 2. It is the understanding of the Parties that the standards of conduct reflected in UNICEF’s Regulatory Framework on conflicts of interest, prohibited practices, SEAH and protection of children’s right, as listed in Annex 1, are (and shall continue to be) consistent in all material respects with the provisions on SEAH, child protection and conflicts of interest of the Global Fund’s Codes of Conduct for Recipients of Global Fund Resources and/or Suppliers as well as with the prohibited practices of the Global Fund’s Policy to Combat Fraud and Corruption (together, the “Global Fund’s Codes of Conduct and PCFC”) with respect to all funded activities. UNICEF represents that Sub-recipients and/or supplier agreements take into account the principles reflected in UNICEF’s Regulatory Framework on conflicts of interest, prohibited practices, SEAH and protection of children’s rights, as listed in Annex 1. 3. Each Party will promptly inform the other in writing of any amendments, replacements or expansions made to the Global Fund’s Codes of Conduct and PCFC and the UNICEF documents listed in Annex 1. In the event that any such amendments, replacements or expansions give rise to a potential or actual inconsistency (including with respect to those standards maintained by any Sub-recipient or supplier), within 30 calendar days after such notification, UNICEF and the Global Fund agree to discuss in good faith any amendments that may be required to this section, and if the Parties fail to reach agreement within such time, either Party may terminate or suspend this Grant Agreement (in whole or in part) in accordance with Section 10.2 of the Global Fund Grant Regulations (as amended from time to time) (as amended by the Framework Agreement). 0 - The Program budget may be funded in part by Grant Funds disbursed under a previous Grant Agreement, which the Global Fund has approved to be used for the Program under the current Grant Agreement (“Previously Disbursed Grant Funds”), as well as additional Grant Funds up to the amount set forth in Section 3.6. hereof. Accordingly, the Global Fund may reduce the amount of Grant Funds set forth in Section 3.6. hereof by the amount of any Previously Disbursed Grant Funds. Previously Disbursed Grant Funds shall be governed by the terms of this Grant Agreement. 0 - UNICEF shall reasonably ensure that Grant Funds are not used by UNICEF in contravention of any applicable sanctions prohibiting or materially restricting the disbursement and/or use of Grant Funds or, implementation of Program Activities (collectively, “Applicable Sanctions”), and promptly notify the Global Fund of any material due diligence findings inconsistent with and/or in contravention of Applicable Sanctions. Prior to UNICEF transacting with any counterparty in connection with a Global Fund-financed program, and thereafter, UNICEF shall conduct reasonable due diligence and ensure, including through the inclusion and enforcement of contractual obligations, that any Sub-recipient and supplier shall: (a) reasonably ensure that no Grant Funds are used or disbursed in contravention of any Applicable Sanctions; (b) provide prompt notice to UNICEF and the Global Fund of any material due diligence findings inconsistent with and/or in contravention of Applicable Sanctions; and (c) ensure that the same undertaking is included in any downstream contracts with Sub-sub-recipients and/or suppliers. 0 - With respect to Section 7.6 (Right of Access) of the Global Fund Grant Regulations (as amended from time to time), (1) the Global Fund may collect or seek to collect data, and it is possible that such data may contain Personal Data, and (2), prior to collection and at all times thereafter, the Principal Recipient shall take all necessary actions to ensure that the transfer of such information to the Global Fund does not violate any applicable law or regulation. Module: Case management. Geographic coverage: National, 100% of national program target. Aggregation: Non cumulative. Numerator: 20657; Denominator: 32550. Numerator: 467263; Denominator: 467263. Numerator: 186905; Denominator: 186905. Numerator: 280358; Denominator: 280358. Numerator: 450958; Denominator: 450958. Numerator: 101092; Denominator: 157840. Numerator: 180383; Denominator: 180383. Numerator: 270575; Denominator: 270575. Numerator: 83966; Denominator: 128620. Numerator: 433370; Denominator: 433370. Numerator: 173348; Denominator: 173348. Numerator: 260022; Denominator: 260022. Module: Case management. Geographic coverage: National, 100% of national program target. Aggregation: Non cumulative. Numerator: 13325; Denominator: 22616. Numerator: 19224; Denominator: 19224. Numerator: 7690; Denominator: 7690. Numerator: 11534; Denominator: 11534. Numerator: 3241; Denominator: 3241. Numerator: 11428; Denominator: 11428. Numerator: 10716; Denominator: 10716. 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Numerator: 9618; Denominator: 9618. Module: RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems. Geographic coverage: National, 100% of national program target. Aggregation: Non cumulative. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 19314; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 20514; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 42228; Denominator: 70272. Numerator: 21714; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 8460; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 8460; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 47028; Denominator: 70272. Numerator: 23659; Denominator: 52104. Numerator: 22914; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 24114; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 13989; Denominator: 26052. Numerator: 23659; Denominator: 52104. Numerator: 23659; Denominator: 52104. Numerator: 24595; Denominator: 35136. Numerator: 49190; Denominator: 70272. Numerator: 24595; Denominator: 35136. Module: RSSH: Monitoring and evaluation systems. Geographic coverage: National, 100% of national program target. Aggregation: Non cumulative. Numerator: 12756; Denominator: 19314. Numerator: 12756; Denominator: 19314. Numerator: 12756; Denominator: 19314. Numerator: 12756; Denominator: 19314. Numerator: 12756; Denominator: 19314. Numerator: 13956; Denominator: 20514. Numerator: 29112; Denominator: 42228. Numerator: 15156; Denominator: 21714. Numerator: 5414; Denominator: 8460. Numerator: 5402; Denominator: 8448. Numerator: 16356; Denominator: 22914. Numerator: 33912; Denominator: 47028. Numerator: 16782; Denominator: 23659. Numerator: 17556; Denominator: 24114. Numerator: 10907; Denominator: 13989. Numerator: 16782; Denominator: 23659. Numerator: 16782; Denominator: 23659. Numerator: 18156; Denominator: 24595. Numerator: 37212; Denominator: 49190. Numerator: 19056; Denominator: 24595. Module: Vector control. 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