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ABSTRACT The Global Fund has delivered solid performance on 10 of the 15 key performance indicators due for reporting. The final KPI data for 2016, which were reported to the Board at its meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, also show that the Fund has not met four of its targets and is at risk of not meeting one more.

ABSTRACT A report from the Office of the Inspector General on the Secretariat’s oversight of funding requests and grants from Focused countries describes why the “Differentiation for Impact” initiative has not led to the efficiencies originally envisioned. Significant improvements will be needed, the OIG says, to better align administrative burdens with grant size for these relatively small portfolios.

ABSTRACT Integration, both across the three diseases as well as more broadly to other health services –– such as reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health –– is lacking in funding requests, the Technical Review Panel says in a recent report on RSSH investments in the 2017–2019 allocation period. The TRP analyzed 50 funding requests from Windows 1–5. This is one of three GFO articles on the report.

ABSTRACT The Board has approved the vast majority of the KPI targets it asked to be reviewed at the last Board meeting, after months of deliberations among various groups within the Global Fund. Of the original 37 targets, 29 have been approved, five have been revised, and the approval of three has been delayed.

ABSTRACT This article provides an overview of the resources related to applying for funding available on the Global Fund’s website.

ABSTRACT The Board had been scheduled to approve proposed targets for the latest key performance indicators at its meeting in November 2016, but the decision was postponed because of concerns raised by Board members. Consultations are underway now on a revised set of targets, due to be presented to the Board in March. This article reports on concerns that have been raised about the process.