Salfa

UEI
S9F9TH47K1F4
CAGE
SHTG2
Primary NAICS
Not on record
SAM.gov registration
Expired

Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • Foreign Owned
  • Non-Profit Organization
Entity structure
International Organization
SAM.gov registration date

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Grant subawards

Prime recipient Prime award Amount Awarded
Jhpiego Corp SALFA will support the sustainability of the Tanora Mitsinjo Taranaka (TMT) approach with the aim of identifying several ways of institutionalising the approach… 7200AA20CA00002 $70,000
Jhpiego Corp SALFA will create a TMT (First-time parent approach) sustainability plan. The plan will define a process to guide their vision for institutionalization TMT… 7200AA20CA00002 $55,867
Jhpiego Corp SALFA will support the adaptation and implementation of the approach called Tanora Mitsinjo Taranaka (TMT) to the urban context of Antsirabe to improve the… 7200AA20CA00002 $100,000

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About the company

Salfa, a Madagascar-based non-profit organization, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants focused on maternal health and family planning in Madagascar, with all recent work funded through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Global Health. Salfa holds no prime federal contracts, IDVs, or prime grant awards in the federal record; all three awards in the source carry sub-recipient status under Jhpiego Corp as the prime grantee.

Salfa's federal footprint centers on the Tanora Mitsinjo Taranaka (TMT) approach, a first-time parent engagement model designed to improve family planning service uptake and maternal health outcomes. Sub-award work includes adapting and implementing TMT to the urban context of Antsirabe (May 2022), developing a TMT sustainability plan defining institutionalization pathways across Salfa's locations in Madagascar (January 2024), and supporting TMT sustainability through engagement with local partners and the Government of Madagascar (July 2024). The three awards carry a combined $226 thousand in federal obligations across the two-year window captured in the source.

USAID's Bureau for Global Health funds the entire award portfolio (100% of awards). Activity shows two awards in 2024 after one award in 2022, though the timespan is limited and award volume is modest. All work is performed in Madagascar and operates under Jhpiego Corp's prime relationship with USAID, positioning Salfa as a local implementing partner for reproductive health interventions rather than as a direct federal contractor or independent grant recipient.

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Salfa's SAM.gov registration expired on December 3, 2022.

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