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ABSTRACT This second audit by the Office of the Inspector General of Global Fund grants in Nepal found ‘partially effective’ systems and mechanisms to ensure quality of services for HIV and TB to intended beneficiaries, while implementation arrangements to ensure achievement of grant objectives need significant improvement. The country is, however, ahead of schedule to eliminate malaria.
ABSTRACT The Global Fund Board recently approved a TB, an HIV and a malaria grant for Nepal, all of which have a civil society principal recipient: Save the Children Federation. The Technical Review Panel cited numerous strengths in the funding requests, including the fact that Nepal is on its way towards malaria elimination, and that the country is planning to assume 100% of ARV costs by 2020 and triple its financial commitments to the TB program. However, there are concerns that lack of progress on human rights could compromise the attainment of HIV diagnosis and care targets.
ABSTRACT Because the country coordinating mechanism in Nepal was deemed ineligible in 2015, the recent requests for funding were submitted by the principal recipient, Save the Children Federation.
ABSTRACT The Global Fund Board has approved $15.1 million in funding for the next implementation period of a TB grant in Nepal. The next period will provide an opportunity to scale up TB case detection and activities related to multiple-drug-resistant TB.
ABSTRACT A country audit in Nepal by the Office of the Inspector General has revealed some weaknesses in the management of Global Fund grants.
ABSTRACT "The Nepal Ministry of Health insists that the contract be approved by the cabinet, the top council of government. In these troubled times, cabinet meetings mostly focus on security issues. There may not be enough time to meet the Fund's deadline."
ABSTRACT The Nepal NGO proposal for Round 4 was endorsed at the last moment by the CCM, and thus could be considered by the TRP. GFO welcomes a Deputy Editor. GFO has been granted observer status at the next board meeting. And more.
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