LNCT Welcomes Curatio

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The Curatio International Foundation (CIF) has joined the Learning Network for Countries in Transition as a regional partner based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Curatio brings a thorough understanding of the financial and programmatic aspects of immunization programs, expertise in health systems, financing and policy, and extensive experience on transition and sustainability of Gavi supported programs.

Curatio will work together with Results for Development to provide technical facilitation and regional network support, and will significantly contribute to the fruitful and effective functioning of LNCT.

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