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ABSTRACT Russia is transitioning from recipient to donor of Global Fund grants, prompting concerns from civil society about potential gaps in service delivery, specifically related to prevention and harm reduction activities.
ABSTRACT The board expressed concern over the current shortage of funds for Round 5.
ABSTRACT This short article discusses what President Biden’s pledge means for the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment. It also compares the global situation at the time of the Sixth Replenishment and shows how different the world is today, thereby emphasising the importance of the US lead in pledge-making for the Seventh Replenishment.
ABSTRACT The communities and civil society organizations on the Global Fund Board were among many entities that applauded the outcome of the Fifth Replenishment but also called for greater investments in the fight against the diseases.
ABSTRACT The Board has approved a revised edition of the Global Fund’s Corporate Key Performance Indicator Framework (2014–2016), which has 16 indicators. This edition of the KPI Framework reflects extensive consultations with Board committees and donor and implementer constituencies.
ABSTRACT The Global Fund of today is a tighter, more responsive and more activist organisation, thanks to the introduction of some major reforms, write David Garmaise and Kate Macintyre. Donor confidence has been restored. However, it is still too early to judge the full impact of the reforms.
ABSTRACT The Global Fund Board has begun the process of selecting its next Chair and Vice-Chair. According to the By-Laws of the Global Fund, the next Chair will come from the implementer bloc and the next Vice-Chair from the donor bloc.
ABSTRACT If the Global Fund Board approves all 89 proposals recommended by the Technical Review Panel (TRP), the $1.76 billion cost would make Round 10 the third largest round ever of Global Fund grants.
ABSTRACT A report published recently in a medical journal has focussed renewed attention on the problem of donated malaria drugs being stolen and then sold in the private sector in Africa.
ABSTRACT New Debt2Health agreements have been signed between Australia and Indonesia and between Germany and Côte d'Ivoire.
