Fundraising

ABSTRACT The “Results Report 2017” provides results for the period ending December 2016. In passing, the report revealed that the Global Fund is embarking on an ambitious fundraising drive to raise $500 million before the next replenishment conference.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund is one step closer to having a new strategy for 2017-2022 following the adoption by the Board of a Strategic Framework.

ABSTRACT The World Health Organization has revised its HIV guidelines to recommend that anyone who tests positive for the virus should be treated immediately. Experts welcomed the new guidelines but warned that fulfilling them would require a substantial cash injection and an overhaul of current strategies.

ABSTRACT “If we don’t seize this moment, we will be dealing with these diseases for generations,” said Global Fund Executive Director Mark Dybul at the Preparatory Meeting of the Global Fund Fourth Replenishment, held on 9-10 April in Brussels.

ABSTRACT Pledges to the Global Fund for 2011–2013 are up about 13% over the amount pledged at the replenishment conference in October 2010 in New York, according to a new report from the Fund. The difference comes primarily from pledges announced after the conference.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund has set a goal of raising $15 billion for the 2014–2016 replenishment. This is an increase of almost 50% over what was pledged for 2011–2013. The Fund says that if it can raise $15 billion, 87% of the total need for HIV, TB and malaria for 2014–2016 could be covered. Activists say that $15 billion is the minimum amount that should be raised.

ABSTRACT The Global Fund is forecasting that it will have uncommitted assets worth $1,428 million at the end of 2014, an increase of $373 million over what was forecast in May 2012. The Fund forecasts that it will have uncommitted assets worth $2,112 million by 30 June 2015. These amounts are exclusive of any money that the Global Fund decides to commit to new funding opportunities.