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STAMPP was a five-year project that ran from November 2006 – October 2011. It was funded by the European Union and operated within the Ministry of Health parameters and systems. Its three (3) partner members each brought it’s own strengths.
STAMPP objectives
Overall: To strengthen TB, AIDS and malaria prevention within the framework of comprehensive prevention treatment care strategies directed at the poorest and most vulnerable populations.
Specific: To improve health seeking behaviour of 900,000 beneficiaries in 150,000 households in 6 provinces in Zambia among the risk and vulnerable groups for prevention, care and treatment of TB, HIV and malaria.
Areas of focus
Expected outputs
Expected Result 1: Increased capacity to deliver integrated TB/HIV and malaria control programmes.
Expected Result 2: Increased access to and demand for essential health products and services.
Expected Result 3: Reduced barriers to health care caused by stigma and discrimination surrounding TB and HIV/AIDS.