Panagora has been awarded USAID’s five-year Compliance and Capacity Support for Diverse Partnerships IDIQ (CCSDP)
Posted on December, 6 2023
Learn MoreWe are shining a spotlight on our incredible team and the important work they do to help us make the world a better place for good. Learn what makes our team #PanagoraProud!
Posted on November, 17 2023
Learn MoreLearn how we catalyze knowledge to action to build better supply chains of health commodities for HIV/AIDS, malaria, family planning and reproductive health, maternal and child health, and COVID-19.
Posted on November, 13 2023
Learn MorePanagora is proud to partner with USAID on the new five-year Localize Global Health Security (LGHS) activity. Panagora is thrilled to be entrusted with this important award in which we will work with local organizations and stakeholders to address priority health security gaps at the sub-national level to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging infectious disease threats.
Posted on October, 18 2023
Learn MoreWe are proud to announce the launch of the five-year USAID/Sudan Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Activity, which Panagora will lead, supported by our partners Sayara International and Weeyacom. Our talented team will work with USAID and other stakeholders to improve performance management at all levels, helping the Mission meet Agency requirements, make evidence-based decisions, and advance a culture of learning across USAID/Sudan and its partners.
Posted on March, 21 2023
Learn MoreLearn more about how we are working to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and our commitments to sustainability.
Posted on January, 1 2023
Learn MoreSouth Africa has the largest HIV epidemic in the world, affecting an estimated 7.5 million people,[1] which has been exacerbated by other diseases and the COVID-19 pandemic. Since March 2019, our team has been supporting USAID/South Africa to strengthen HIV and TB service delivery at public health facilities in priority districts that serve thousands of people living with HIV per month, with the ultimate goal of achieving HIV epidemic control. To do this, our technical experts work with USAID to engage local partners and the Department of Health staff to identify performance gaps, build capacity, and identify interventions to improve service delivery. The interventions implemented are further assessed to inform ongoing quality improvement.
Posted on October, 27 2022
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