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Request for Expression of Interest: Consultant to develop Global Fund Strategy Development Position Paper
The Developing Country NGO delegation to the Global Fund Board seeks the services of a consultant to develop a Developing Country NGO delegation Position Statement on the next Global Fund Strategy. The Global Fund Strategy is a multiyear roadmap for our partnership’s future, setting out priorities for how we can accelerate progress against HIV, tuberculosis...
Developing Country NGO constituency at the 43rd Board Meeting: calling for the meaningful inclusion of civil society and communities now more than ever
The Developing Country NGO constituency participated actively in the first ever virtual Board Meeting of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, held on 14 and 15 May 2020. We urged that while we are operating in a very fast-changing environment due to COVID-19, we must not forget our core business and principles, that...
Guidance Note on Sustainability, Transitioning and Co-financing
The Global Fund has produced a new Guidance Note on Sustainability, Transitioning and Co-financing. This document is intended to support countries to strengthen sustainability, increase domestic financing, and enhance preparations for transition from Global Fund support as they develop funding requests, implement Global Fund grants, and manage national HIV, TB, and malaria programs. Due to...
The Global Fund Office of the Inspector General’s Advisory on Removing Human Rights-barriers: a call for action to all
Stigma, discrimination and punitive laws and practices have long hindered national responses to HIV, TB and malaria. Recognizing that maximum impact in the fight against the three diseases cannot be achieved without taking the human rights of beneficiaries into account, the Global Fund has elevated its commitment to removing human rights-related barriers to accessing services...
Results of the 42nd Board Meeting: widening space for civil society and addressing critical gaps in the 2020-2022 funding cycle
25 November 2019 Developing Country NGO Delegation to the Global Fund Board prioritised civil society matters at the 42nd Board Meeting held on 14-15 November 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland. This update highlights 8 important areas of the work of the Delegation at that meeting: 1. Approval of the Sources and Uses of Funds for the...
Global Fund Raises $14 Billion at 6th Replenishment in Lyon, France
Global Fund Advocates Network expresses appreciation for increased funding that will save lives and have impact but cautions that investments still fall short of getting back on track towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). October 11th2019 – On behalf of the 650 members of the Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN), we appreciate the tremendous work to...
We are recruiting new members of the Developing Country NGO Delegation
Deadline extended to: Thursday, 05 September 2019, 23h00 CET The Developing Country NGO Delegation to the Board of The Global Fund is currently inviting applications for membership from individuals representing and working with NGO’s in the global south (Africa, Eastern Europe & Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean). The selection process strives to achieve a...
Global Fund Allocation Methodology for 2020 – 2022
The decisions and documents from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, held on 15 and 16 May 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland, are now publicly available here. The decisions taken at the 41st Board Meeting on Allocation Methodology and Catalytic Investments for 2020 – 2022 are the two most important factors to the Fund achieving its goals.It is critical for...
Former Board Member calls on Germany to give and early and increased pledge
*picture by Marco Urban 17 June 2019 “As the fourth largest donor of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria with a cumulative contribution of € 2.7 billion, it would be great to have an early and increased pledge from Germany towards the Global Fund replenishment scheduled for 10thOctober 2019 in Lyon, France....
Office of the Inspector General advisory review on grant implementation in Western and Central Africa: Overcoming barriers and enhancing performance in a challenging region
31 May 2019 Western and Central Africa (WCA) is critically important for the Global Fund. Since 2002, the organization has invested US$6.9bn in the region, with US$1.1 billion invested in Resilient and Sustainable Systems for Health since 2014, and US$10m provided annually in technical assistance. WCA is a challenging operating environment characterized by high fragility...
