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Direct Procurement Service

List Of Countries, Organizations/Agencies & Donors Eligible To Utilize The GDF Direct Procurement Mechanism For The Purchase Of First Line Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs At GDF Concessionary Prices

(1) Countries routinely implementing the dots strategy in 90% or more of the population

  1. Algeria
  2. American Samoa
  3. Antigua
  4. Austria
  5. Andorra
  6. Bahamas
  7. Bahrain
  8. Bangladesh
  9. Belize
  10. Benin
  11. Bhutan
  12. Bosnia & Herzegovina
  13. Botswana
  14. Burkina Faso
  15. Cambodia
  16. Chile
  17. China
  18. China, HK
  19. China, Macao
  20. Comoros
  21. Congo (Brazzaville)
  22. Cook Islands
  23. Cuba
  24. Czech Republic
  25. Djibouti
  26. Egypt
  27. Estonia
  28. Fiji
  29. French Polynesia
  30. Georgia
  31. Guam
  32. Guatemala
  33. Guinea
  34. Hungary
  35. Indonesia
  36. Iran (Islamic Republic)
  37. Iraq
  38. Israel
  39. Jamaica
  40. Jordan
  41. Kazakhstan
  42. Kenya
  43. Kiribati
  44. Kuwait
  45. Kyrgyzstan
  46. Latvia
  47. Lebanon
  48. Lesotho
  49. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
  50. Malawi
  51. Malaysia
  52. Maldives
 53.  Mali
54.  Malta
55.  Marshal Islands
56.  Mauritius
57.  Micronesia
58.  Monaco
59.  Mongolia
60.  Morocco
61.  Namibia
62.  Nauru
63.  Netherlands
64.  New Zealand
65.  N. Marianas Islands
66.  Nicaragua
67.  Norway
68.  Oman
69.  Peru
70.  Portugal
71.  Puerto Rico
72.  Qatar
73.  Rwanda
74.  St. Kitts & Nevis
75.  St. Lucia
76.  St. Vincent
77.  Samoa
78.  San Marino
79.  Saudia Arabia
80.  Senegal
81.  Singapore
82.  Slovakia
83.  Slovenia
84.  Solomon Islands
85.  Suriname
86.  Syria
87.  Togo
88.  Tonga
89.  Tunisia
90.  Uganda
91.  United Republic of Tanzania
92.  United States of America
93.  Uruguay
94.  Venezuela
95.  Vietnam
96.  Zimbabwe

(2) Organizations, donors & technical agencies supporting DOTS

  1. ADB Asian Development Bank
  2. AUSAID Australian Agency for International Development
  3. Belgian Government
  4. BRAC Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee
  5. CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, USA
  6. CDC LIFE (Leadership & Investment in Fighting an Epidemic Initiative)
  7. CDC/DTBE CDC Department for Tuberculosis Elimination
  8. CESAL NGO from SpainChinese Anti-TB Association (Chinese NGO)
  9. CIDA Canadian International Development Agency
  10. DANIDA Danish International Development Agency
  11. DFB Damien Foundation Belgium
  12. DFID Department for International Development
  13. EPOS (NGO from Germany)EU European Union
  14. FILHA (NGO from Finland)French Government
  15. GLRA German Leprosy Relief Association
  16. GMS German Medical Service
  17. GTZ German Cooperation Agency for Development
  18. HEED (Bangladesh NGO)ICD Italian Cooperation for Development
  19. IFRC International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent SocietiesIrish Government
  20. International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union)
  21. Japanese Government
  22. JATA Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
  23. JFAP Japan Foundation for AIDS Prevention
  24. JICA Japan International Cooperation Agency
  25. KNCV Royal Netherlands Tuberculosis Association
  26. LMI Leprosy Mission International
  27. MEDAIR UK NGOMERLIN (UK NGO)
  28. MSF Médecins sans frontières
  29. Myanmar Maternal & Child Welfare Association (NGO from Mynamar)
  30. Myanmar Red Cross Society (NGO from Myanmar)
  31. Myanmar Medical Association (NGO from Mynamar)
  32. Netherlands (Government)
  33. NLHA (NGO from Norway)
  34. NLRA Netherlands Leprosy Relief Association
  35. PHILCAT Philippines Coalition Against TB (NGO from Philippines)
  36. PHRI Public Health Research Institute
  37. PIH/SES Partners in HealthRIT (Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan)
  38. SANTA (NGO from South Africa)
  39. SPC Secretariat of the Pacific CommunitySwitzerland (Government)
  40. TADSA (NGO from South Africa)
  41. TLM The Leprosy Mission
  42. UNAIDS Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
  43. UNDP
  44. UNICEF
  45. USAID United States Agency for International Development
  46. WB World Bank (the)
  47. WFP World Food Programme
  48. WHO World Health Organization including its regional and country offices
  49. WV World Vision