Subject: Re: ბიუჯეტი
From: "Nino Berdzuli" <[email-masked]>
To: Sopo Belkania
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2018 12:13:02 +0100

Ok, I saw this. The problem with funding distribution, as we discussed are with:

- TB action plan - Global Fund supports this activity, therefore, given the funding limitations money need to be spend more strategically and wisely and allocate this funding to other underfunded areas of country interest and priority.

- Tobacco control - is a priority, but given other funding sources (FCTC, etc) would be good to know what are the funding gaps in other sources and identify areas on which AC funds will be spend on.

- Reproductive Health& Child - the BCA formulation for this area is Support Georgia at Implementation the National Maternal and Newborn Health and Reproductive Health Strategy and 3 -Year Action Plan (2017-2019). HBSC is not part of the Government approved 3-Year National Action Plan, and should be supported from other sources and not from this line item. There are number of areas for which funding and technical assistance gaps exist in the Action Plan that must be supported by the BCA.

- Environment- I am not sure what this limited funding can contribute, and would advice to re-allocate this funding to other underfunded areas, especially, given that there is twinning project with support of the EU that NCDC will be starting implementation in this biennium.

- PHC- integrated care -technical assistance in this area need to be thought out very well, given that funding doesn’t correspond the needs.

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On Jan 30, 2018, at 11:07 AM, Sopo Belkania <[email-masked]> wrote:

ეს დოკუმენტი არის რაც მარიანმა მომაწოდა.

საუკეთესო სურვილებით,

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