US Gov’t commits $1 mln to support Georgia’s coronavirus response
As of now, the US government has committed a total of $2.7 million to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Georgia. Photo: Georgian Defence Ministry press office
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The United States government has committed an additional $1 million in new USAID funding to support Georgia’s response to coronavirus.
???????????????? U.S. Government commits $1 million in new USAID funding for #COVID19 response in #Georgia. New assistance to be delivered in partnership with UNICEF - hygiene and medical supplies, support for rapid response teams, case management, infection control, and communications. pic.twitter.com/bbx9wO3CPX
— USAID Georgia (@USAIDGeorgia) June 4, 2020
The new assistance, delivered in partnership with UNICEF, will provide hygiene and medical supplies to health facilities, support rapid response teams, case management, and infection control, as well as strengthen public health communications.
The ???????? Gov. commits $1m in new @USAIDGeorgia
— UNICEF Georgia (@unicefgeorgia) June 4, 2020
funding to support ????????’s response to #COVID19. Assistance will be delivered in partnership w/ UNICEF & provide hygiene & med. supplies to health facilities,strengthen rapid response teams, case management, infection control & risk comm. pic.twitter.com/ScvN8mR9Qm
The USAID/Georgia also announced that as of now the US government has committed a total of $2.7 million to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Georgia.