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Technical Assistance for Ending Preventable Deaths Programme (EPD)

Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office · United Kingdom

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Reference number
tender_420394/1611009
Government level
Federal
Solicitation type
Environmental Services
Title
Technical Assistance for Ending Preventable Deaths Programme (EPD)
Source ID
a9e3c237-7461-4554-8f4a-6e9e1b94405b-914208

Details

Location
United Kingdom

Summary

The FCDO is establishing an EPD Support Programme to provide technical assistance to country teams and central FCDO staff working to reduce preventable deaths of mothers, babies, and children by 5-10% by 2030 in 11 flagship countries. The TA will address three core pillars: strengthening health systems, advancing human rights and sexual/reproductive health rights, and improving healthier environments (WASH, climate, nutrition, air quality). The programme will operate as part of a new EPD Centre of Expertise, offering flexible, cross-cutting support ranging from rapid policy responses to longer-term technical inputs and partnerships, targeting fragile and conflict-affected settings and marginalized populations.

Description

Contributing to Ending the Preventable Deaths of mothers, babies and children by 2030 (EPD) is a UK government commitment and is a core health objective within the International Development Strategy. It is also central to FCDO's priority on women and girls and humanitarian efforts. The approach focuses on addressing the issues affecting the health and rights of women, babies and children. The burden of deaths remains huge - newborn deaths make up the greatest number of deaths from any cause in ...

Dates

Publication
2026/09/15 02:17:33 PM UTC
Closing date
2025/08/24 01:00:00 PM UTC

Estimated value

$6.3M GBP

Classification

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Environmental Services

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