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ABSTRACT The $12.007 billion for 2014–2016 is a considerable improvement over the $9.2 billion pledged at the last replenishment conference, but the pledges fell short of the hoped-for $15 billion.
ABSTRACT The Global Fund has announced the amount each eligible country will be able to access over the 2014-2016 period to respond to the disease burdens in their countries. The integration of existing funding with ‘new’ funds raised during the Fourth Replenishment has resulted in disappointment and frustration at the country level.
ABSTRACT Agnes Binagwaho, Minister of Health for Rwanda, says that many of the world’s largest economies are not fulfilling their financial pledges to the Global Fund.
ABSTRACT Salud por Derecho, a Spanish right to health foundation, and Médecins Sans Frontières have described the contribution to the Global Fund recently announced by Spain as “unreasonably low.” An article in GFO 190 had reported that Spain will contribute €10 million for 2012, and that activists and other observers considered it to be a positive development given Spain's current economic situation.
ABSTRACT Unless a miracle takes place, many of the proposals to be approved in October for Round 3 will have to be put on hold as a result of under-funding. The Board should spend some time considering its own partial responsibility for this situation.
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