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4 U.S. Funding for the PEPFAR Initiative-Main Messages
Pages 91-92

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... Based on an analysis of a subset of data and countries, the increase in local prime partner funding has been driven primarily by increased funding to nongovernmental entities based in partner countries; the proportion of funding to partner country governments as prime partners has remained relatively stable over time. •  EPFAR is increasingly emphasizing a range of efforts to more stra P tegically and efficiently use its resources through the generation and use of economic and financial data; the allocation of resources based on anticipated impact; improved collaboration with partner country governments, other donors, and the Global Fund to align priorities and programs; and streamlining of business processes.
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... 92 EVALUATION OF PEPFAR easily and effectively understand how well PEPFAR is being imple mented and how PEPFAR's investment relates to both the targets and goals of PEPFAR-supported programs and the broader goal of transitioning to more sustainable management of the response to HIV in partner countries.
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