What C19RM reveals about our impact on health systems
ABSTRACT
The response to COVID-19 in countries with limited resources has highlighted shortcomings in terms of surveillance, roll-out of community-based testing, and technical expertise. The Global Fund is not equipped to provide an emergency response because its tools and procedures are too cumbersome. It can, however, provide a meaningful contribution in terms of the epidemic emergency preparedness of health systems in beneficiary countries in order to bring together the three pillars: eliminating the three diseases; strengthening health systems; and epidemic emergency preparedness.
LA NOUVELLE STRATÉGIE POUR 2017-2022 REFLÈTE L'ÉVOLUTION DE L'APPROCHE DU FONDS MONDIAL SUR LE RENFORCEMENT DES SYSTÈMES DE SANTÉ
RÉSUMÉ
L'un des quatre objectifs stratégiques de la Stratégie du Fonds mondial 2017-2022 met l'accent sur le renforcement des systèmes résilients et pérennes pour la santé. Cet article fournit des détails et explique le contexte.
NEW STRATEGY FOR 2017-2022 REFLECTS THE GLOBAL FUND’S EVOLVING APPROACH TO HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING
ABSTRACT
One of the four strategic objectives in The Global Fund’s Strategy 2017-2022 focuses on building resilient and sustainable systems for health. This article provides details and explains the context.
The Global Fund releases eligibility list for 2014
ABSTRACT
The Global Fund has released the list of countries eligible to apply for a share of the $12 billion raised in the fourth replenishment cycle to fund activities in each of the four components: HIV, TB, malaria and health systems strengthening.
SIIC Takes Decisions on Incentive Funding and Other NFM Matters
ABSTRACT
The Strategy, Investment and Impact Committee has made decisions in four areas related to the new funding model: awarding of incentive funding, managing unfunded quality demand, health systems strengthening and TB/HIV collaboration.
Global Fund Project in Zimbabwe Uses Technology to Improve Data Collection
ABSTRACT
Using money from the Global Fund, a project in Zimbabwe is enhancing the collection of health data by providing Internet connection infrastructure in 82 sites. Similar projects are underway in other countries.
Global Fund Project in Zimbabwe Uses Technology to Improve Data Collection
ABSTRACT
Using money from the Global Fund, a project in Zimbabwe is enhancing the collection of health data by providing Internet connection infrastructure in 82 sites. Similar projects are underway in other countries.
By Wallace Mawire and Karanja Kinyanjui DIAGNOSTIC REVIEW FINDS THAT ERITREA HAS USED GRANT FUNDS CONSTRUCTIVELY TO STRENGTHEN HEALTH SYSTEMS
ABSTRACT
The diagnostic review of Global Fund grants to Eritrea found that the country has used Global Fund resources to strengthen its national health systems but manifests some weaknesses such as a failure to define national standards.
GLOBAL FUND BOARD APPROVES “RE-LAUNCH” OF MALARIA GRANT IN MOZAMBIQUE
ABSTRACT
A malaria grant in Mozambique that had been inactive for two years has been “re-launched” and re-programmed to focus on systems strengthening and capacity building.
Volume 2 of Aidspan's Round 11 Applying Guide Released
ABSTRACT
Volume 2 of "The Aidspan Guide to Round 11 Applications to the Global Fund" is now available in English. Volume 2 explains the applications process, describes what is new for Round 11, and provides guidance on how to fill out many of the questions on the Round 11 proposal forms both the regular proposal form and the common HSS proposal form.
