domestic resource mobilization

ABSTRACT Although raising more than ever before at $14.25 billion, the Global Fund Seventh Replenishment failed to meet its target, raising concerns over the limited resources that will be available for investment in national HIV, TB and malaria responses. In this article we analyze the declining trend in meeting the replenishment targets throughout the years and implications of this for the three diseases.

ABSTRACT A thematic review by the Technical Evaluation Reference Group of the implementation of the Global Fund’s Sustainability, Transition and Co-Financing Policy is now complete. The review found that the related activities carried out have been transformative, delivering “substantial gains” in helping lower middle-income countries with “non-high disease burdens” and upper-middle-income countries to better plan for and manage transitions. The report did find opportunities to improve support for lower middle-income countries with high disease burdens, and for low-income countries.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund held its 42nd Board Meeting on 14-15 November at the Global Health Campus in Geneva. This article gives an overview of the main decisions made by the Global Fund Board at this meeting, including those taken through electronic voting prior to the meeting, and summarizes discussions on two other topics that featured during the Board ‘pre-day’.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund held its 41st Board Meeting on 15-16 May at the Global Health Campus in Geneva. This article summarizes the main decisions made by the Global Fund Board at this meeting, one withdrawn decision point, recent decisions taken through electronic voting prior to the meeting, and a few of the many other topics discussed during the two-day meeting and the ‘Pre-Day’ sessions.