Global Health Campus

ABSTRACT The Office of the Inspector General conducted for the first time an audit of the Geneva Global Health Campus’s management processes. The audit rated the Global Health Campus project’s management of key risks as ‘effective’, while rating the overall management process as ‘partially effective’. The Global Health Campus has been home to the Global Fund, Unitaid, Stop TB and the RBM Partnership since March 2018. The Global Health Campus ‘project’ was designed to facilitate shared cost savings across the organizations, and to enhance operational collaboration between the global health partners.

ABSTRACT Now that the respective headquarters of Gavi and the Global Fund will be located together in the Global Health Campus in Geneva, cooperation between the two organizations will intensify. There has already been considerable collaboration between the two organizations. Donors are supportive of joint activities among global health funds.

ABSTRACT We need to work with the OIG more on agreed management actions to try to make the timelines and deliverables more realistic, Marijke Wijnroks says in the Annual Report of the Interim Executive Director 2017, prepared for the Board meeting just concluded in Geneva, Switzerland. This article summarizes what Wijnroks said about AMAs and about supply chain transformation; grant-making; “Fit for the Future”; Gavi and the Global Health Campus; and the transition to the new E.D., Peter Sands.

ABSTRACT The $312.0 million operating expenses budget for 2018 approved by the Global Fund Board includes a one-time cost of $12.0 million for the planned move of the Fund’s offices to the Global Health Campus in Geneva in early 2018. The Board asked the Secretariat to do a comprehensive review of the 2019 operating expenses budget in an effort to identify savings to offset the one-time expense.