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Zambia Non-Communicable Diseases Programme: call for proposals

Published: 16 May 2024
From: Director of External Affairs, +1 more … Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture
Directorate: External Affairs Directorate
Topic: Health and social care, International
ISBN: 9781836012993

This is a call for proposals and application form aimed at organisations who would like to deliver a grant for the International Development Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Health Programme in in Zambia on behalf of the Scottish Government. The deadline for applications is 5 July 2024.

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3 Due to the nature of the programme we have not required responses on reducing emissions or mitigating climate change. However, Scottish Ministers welcome creative thinking and commitment in how to build and shape sustainable solutions and supply chains for African countries ensuring that a key consideration in how our supply chains are shaped includes minimising emissions, sustainable use of resources (energy, materials, water), underpinning a circular economy and supporting our Carbon Management Plan.

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