What we fund

High-impact
health investments

A global grant-making platform

We don’t believe in one-off solutions. Instead, we invest in projects and programmes that are scalable, can be sustained for the long-term, and that have the power to unlock catalytic health impact.

Grants are currently focused on the elimination of hepatitis B (HBV) and hepatitis C (HCV) in countries where governments are demonstrably committed to hepatitis elimination. Priority regions include Asia-Pacific and Africa, where the burden of viral hepatitis is greatest.

OUR PRIORITIES

Funding to eliminate viral hepatitis

We prioritise projects and partners that:

Unlock
public health impact

Successful projects will make a clear contribution to the elimination of viral hepatitis and show real potential for scale.

Promote
systemic changes

We fund projects that align with national and international priorities and work to strengthen existing health systems.

Deliver
proof-of-concept

We fund projects that have measurable impact and build the case for long-term change.

PROGRAMMACTIC AREAS

A cross-cutting approach

Part of a global move towards Universal Health Coverage, we support initiatives that align with the WHO Global Health Sector Strategy and close critical gaps in national plans for the elimination of viral hepatitis.

Policy

Epidemiology

Economics & finance

Human resources for health

Biomedical prevention

Screening, testing & diagnostics

Treatment &
cure

DEMONSTRATING IMPACT

Monitoring and
Evaluation

Our unique Monitoring and Evaluation framework allows us for real-time learning and course-correcting actions. It also acts as a rubric for overall project evaluation to help us demonstrate the case for change and invest strategically.

OUR GRANT MAKING PRACTICE

Sustainable.
Impactful.

All funds are allocated based on a careful evaluation by a team of experts and sit in line with our principles of best grant-making practices.

The Hepatitis Fund does not accept unsolicited applications.

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