Communities delegation

ABSTRACT At the preparatory meeting for the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment, held on 7–8 February 2019 in New Delhi, civil society organizations called for a “bold” replenishment target of $18 billion. This is $4 billion higher than the $14 billion target announced by the Global Fund. An investment of $14 billion would not allow for scaling up programs to put countries on track to reach the 2030 targets for the three diseases, the CSOs said.

ABSTRACT The Communities Delegation is to the Global Fund Board is looking for candidates to join the delegation.

ABSTRACT This article provides a summary of the outcomes of a meeting of the NGO and Communities delegations on the Global Fund Board to discuss recent developments in the implementation of the new funding model. At the meeting, staff from the Secretariat acknowledged that the allocation model needs to be better explained.

ABSTRACT The Communities and NGO delegations on the Global Fund Board have written to Executive Director Mark Dybul seeking additional information regarding funding allocations for the transition phase for both the indicative and incentive streams.

ABSTRACT This article contains short announcements on three topics: (1) The Global Fund has introduced a new code of conduct for recipients. (2) A call for nominations has been issued to fill seats on the delegation of Communities living with or affected by the diseases on the Global Fund Board. (3) A new report has been released on the effects of funding shortfalls on the fight against HIV and TB in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

ABSTRACT Three reports cited in GFO 123 have now been posted.

ABSTRACT Applications are being sought from people interested in serving on the Global Fund Board's delegation of Communities Living with HIV, TB and affected by malaria from 2011 through 2013.