USAID's Investments for Health in India - Dollars to Results (Pilot Project)

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Health in India

Results of USAID's Health spending in India in 2011
Family Planning and Reproductive Health $15.4 M
HIV/AIDS $23.7 M
Maternal and Child Health $16.1 M
Nutrition $1.3 M
Tuberculosis $5.7 M
Water Supply and Sanitation $1.4 M
Total Health $63.6 M
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USAID/India is creating a strong public and private sector healthcare system by building local capacity, improving private sector engagement in service delivery, and increasing healthy behaviors.

USAID's Health program in India aims to:

  • Build in-country capacity for family planning and reproductive health;
  • Support comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care programs;
  • Strengthen maternal and child health systems;
  • Improve nutrition services for children;
  • Improve treatment for tuberculosis patients and strengthen tuberculosis policies; and
  • Increase access to clean water and sanitation facilities.
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