FY 2008 Vietnam Partners

Information subject to change as improved data becomes available.

The list below includes prime¹ partners obligated³ PEPFAR money in fiscal year 2008 and the sub-partners² of those prime partners.

The 2008 prime and sub-partner list reflects organizations that were obligated FY 2008 money during fiscal year 2008 - that is from October 1, 2007 through September 30, 2008.

The list is based on data provided by U.S. Government agency field offices during the Annual Program Results updates submitted to the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator. This information will be updated as new data becomes available.

Prime Partner:		Abt Associates
Obligated FY08 Funds:		2,109,093
Program Areas:		Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Other/Policy Analysis and Systems Strengthening OVC Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Association of Public Health Laboratories
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$50,000
Program Areas:		Laboratory Infrastructure
Prime Partner:		Chemonics International
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$625,000
Program Areas:		Abstinence/Be Faithful Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention
Prime Partner:		Family Health International
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$7,668,611
Program Areas:		Abstinence/Be Faithful ARV Services Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Palliative Care: TB/HIV PMTCT OVC Strategic Information
Sub-Partners:		An Giang Preventive Medicine Center Bach Mai Hospital Binh Thanh District Health Center Campha Township Health Center Can Tho Provincial Health Service Catholic Relief Services Consultation for Investment in Health Promotion Da Nang Provincial Health Service Dien Bien Provincial Health Service East West Center Haiphong Provincial Health Service Hanoi Fatherland Front Association Hanoi School of Public Health Hanoi Trade Union Hanoi Women’s Union Ho Chi Minh City Provincial AIDS Committee International Center for Equal Healthcare Access Khanh Hoa Center for Health Education and Communication Khanh Hoa Provincial AIDS Center Lang Son Provincial health Service Long An Provincial Health Service Ministry of Health, Vietnam Mongcai Preventive Medicine Center National Cancer Hospital National Institute for Hygiene and Epidemiology National Institute of Dermato-Venereology Nghe An Provincial AIDS Center Nhi Xuan 06 Center Nordic Assistance Vietnam STDs/HIV/AIDS Prevention Center Tan Chau District Hospital Thot Not District Preventative Medicine Center Thu Duc District Preventive Medicine Center Tinh Bien District Hospital Van Don District Health Center Vietnam Women's Union
Prime Partner:		Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$117,670
Program Areas:		OVC
Prime Partner:		Hanoi School of Public Health
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$1,085,000
Program Areas:		Laboratory Infrastructure Other/Policy Analysis and Systems Strengthening Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Ho Chi Minh City Provincial AIDS Committee
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$6,604,950
Program Areas:		ARV Services Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Laboratory Infrastructure OVC Palliative Care: TB/HIV PMTCT Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Ministry of Health, Vietnam
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$15,476,177
Program Areas:		ARV Services Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Laboratory Infrastructure Other/Policy Analysis and Systems Strengthening OVC Palliative Care: TB/HIV PMTCT Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Ministry of Planning and investment
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$320,000
Program Areas:		Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		National Institute for Hygiene and Epidemiology
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$840,000
Program Areas:		Laboratory Infrastructure Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Pact, Inc.
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$2,495,393
Program Areas:		Abstinence/Be Faithful ARV Services Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Injection Safety Palliative Care: TB/HIV PMTCT OVC Other/Policy Analysis and Systems Strengthening
Sub-Partners:		AIDS Healthcare Foundation An Giang Provincial AIDS Committee Bright Futures Group Can Tho Provincial AIDS Committee Care Binh Thuy Pen CARE International Center for Community Health and Development Dong Cam District Health Center Green Hope Club Ha Long City Health Center Ha Noi AIDS Prevention Center Ha Noi Provincial AIDS Committee Hai Phong Medical School Hai Phong Provincial AIDS Committee Hai Phong Secondary Medical School Hanoi Medical University Harvard University Kennedy School of Government Ho Chi Minh City Provincial AIDS Committee International Center for Research on Women Mai Hoa Medecins du Monde Pastoral Care Pathfinder International Quang Ninh Provincial AIDS Committee STDs/HIV/AIDS Prevention Center Tay Ho People's Committee Tue Tinh Duong District Health Center Vietnam Women's Union World Vision International Worldwide Orphans Foundation Xuan Vinh Group, Ho Chi Minh City
Prime Partner:		Partnership for Supply Chain Management
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$13,560,000
Program Areas:		ARV Drugs ARV Service Basic Health Care and Support Laboratory Infrastructure
Prime Partner:		Population Services International
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$3,100,000
Program Areas:		Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing PMTCT
Prime Partner:		Program for Appropriate Technology in Health
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$100,000
Program Areas:		Palliative Care: TB/HIV
Prime Partner:		Regional Development Mission/Asia
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$50,000
Program Areas:		Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$308,000
Program Areas:		Condoms and Other Prevention Management and Staffing
Prime Partner:		Tuberculosis Control Assistance Program, KNCV Foundation
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$600,000
Program Areas:		Palliative Care: TB/HIV
Prime Partner:		United Nations Resident Coordinator
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$1,168,291
Program Areas:		Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Other/Policy Analysis and Systems Strengthening Strategic Information
Sub-Partners:		Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime World Health Organization
Prime Partner:		US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$3,904,253
Program Areas:		ARV Services Basic Health Care and Support Condoms and Other Prevention Counseling and Testing Laboratory Infrastructure Management and Staffing Palliative Care: TB/HIV PMTCT Strategic Information
Prime Partner:		US Department of Health and Human Services
Obligated FY08 Funds:		$50,000
Program Areas:		Management and Staffing

Definitions:

¹ Prime partner: A prime partner is an entity which receives funding directly from, and has a direct contractual relationship (contract, cooperative agreement, grant, etc.) with, the USG agency. Please note that there is a distinction between an organization and a partner. An organization can be any organization listed in the Country Operational and Plan Reporting System (COPRS). An organization becomes a partner by being selected by a country as either a prime or a sub. A partner has a funding relationship with the USG agency. (Source: President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief FY 2007 Country Operational Plan Guidance; Page 40)

² Sub-partner: A sub partner is defined as an entity to which a prime partner allocates funding. (Source: President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, FY 2007 Country Operational Plan Guidance; Page 44)

³ Obligation: An agreement that will result in outlays, immediately or in the future. When you place an order, sign a contract, award a grant, purchase a service, provide incremental funding or take other actions that require the Government to make payments to the public or from one Government account to another, you incur an obligation. Budgetary resources must be available before obligations can be incurred legally. Obligations should not exceed available budgetary resources. For this Annual Program Results Report, only report on obligations made during the fiscal year (October 1, 2005 through September 30, 2006). (Source: President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief FY 2006 Annual Program Results (APR) Guidance for Focus and 2006 Mini-COP Country Reporting, p.6)