Key performance indicator

ABSTRACT According to the mid-2020 Strategic Performance Report presented to the Board on 11 and 12 November 2020, the Global Fund is performing well with regard to mobilizing resources, aligning its investments to country needs, and reaching targets for absorptive capacity and allocation utilization. However, the organization is underperforming on targets for service delivery and service coverage for key populations.

ABSTRACT In a follow-up audit of the Global Fund’s Key Performance Indicators, the Office of the Inspector General found KPI Framework reporting, governance and oversight arrangements to be ‘generally effective’. However, on KPI data utilization, the OIG said, the Global Fund Board and the Secretariat have room for improvement.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund Board held its 40th Board meeting on 14-15 November, at the Global Fund’s new offices at the Global Health Campus, in Geneva, Switzerland. This article provides a summary of the main decisions made by the Global Fund Board at this meeting, of recent decisions taken through electronic voting prior to the meeting, and notes a few of the other topics that were discussed at the meeting and during the pre-Board day.

ABSTRACT In funding requests submitted to the Global Fund in window 1 and window 2, more than $100 million was proposed for adolescent girls and young women. In an eight-country analysis, the Global Fund has indicated that gender and gender-based violence was prioritized in seven out of eight countries, while no country has so far prioritized post-exposure prophylaxis or social protection. The Technical Review Panel has urged countries to use evidence-based ap

ABSTRACT UNAIDS estimates that ending AIDS by 2030 will cost about $25 billion a year. A quarter (26%) of this amount is required for HIV prevention. A new study from ICASO and EANNASO finds that the Global Fund’s current HIV prevention investments in Africa fall short of this benchmark. Across 15 countries, 15% of HIV and TB/HIV Global Fund grants from the 2014-2016 funding cycle are spent on HIV prevention interventions.

ABSTRACT The Board has approved 10 targets for key performance indicators for 2016, two of which have been revised since they were first proposed in November last year.

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 In 2009, only 47% of the Global Fund's Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) achieved 90% or more of their target, down from 60% in 2008. But overall, the Fund's KPI performance was modestly up over 2008.