Strengthening Ghana Health Service laboratory services, diagnostic networks, and systems for a more effective, efficient, and sustainable response to HIV, TB, and other priority health threats
Funds CDC support to build laboratory capacity for HIV, TB and other health threats within Ghana's own health service.
Ghana's HIV and TB response depends on laboratories that can test, diagnose and track disease reliably, and the country's own health service does not yet have that consistently across the board.
This is money and technical help sent through CDC to the Ghana Health Service and Ministry of Health directly — not a research grant to a US lab. It pays for diagnostic equipment, staff training, and buil…
Operational and technical support, through a cooperative agreement, helping Ghana's Health Service and Ministry of Health build laboratory capacity, diagnostic technology and workforce skills for HIV, TB and other priority infectious diseases, with the stated goal of the Government of Ghana eventually managing its own laboratory network.
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