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The Global Fund Strategic Framework highlights the importance of community leadership, health equity and human rights and gender equality
The Global Fund Board approved the Strategy Framework for 2023-2028 at an Extraordinary Board meeting yesterday, following more than a year of consultations and discussions. It was a challenging Board Meeting with differing views on some elements and wording in the Framework, but we pushed for the needs of our constituency and found much support...
Developing Country NGO constituency at the 45th Board Meeting: ensuring communities and civil society are at the centre of the Global Fund
Strategy Development goals and objectives for the Global Fund’s next Strategy were at the core of the 45th Global Fund Board Meeting, held virtually on 11 and 12 May 2021. The Developing Country NGO constituency (DCNGO) urged that the strategy recognize that communities and civil society are a fundamental and key stakeholder in all the...
Vacancy: Constituency Focal Point
The Developing Country NGO Delegation to the Board of The Global Fund is currently inviting suitably qualified candidates from developing countries to submit applications to serve as the Constituency Focal Point (CFP). The full Terms of Reference can be found here. Applications should be sent no later than 23:59 on 19 July 2021. Required Qualifications:...
The Next Global Fund Strategy we Need!
The Developing Country NGO constituency has been working tirelessly since the beginning of 2020 to hear and represent the priorities of our constituency for the new Strategy of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria for 2023 and beyond. You can read more about the Strategy Development process here. Over the course of...
Developing Country NGO constituency at the 44th Board Meeting: Strengthening Community Systems is the key to our success
The Developing Country NGO constituency participated actively at the 44th Board of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria held virtually on 11 and 12 November 2020. We urged the Board and Secretariat to focus intensely on reversing the effects of Covid-19 on the HIV, TB and malaria response and to robustly assess...
We are recruiting new members to the Developing Country NGO constituency of the Global Fund Board
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. The selection process strives to achieve a balanced and representative Delegation with strong consideration for the following qualities: Malaria expertise Tuberculosis expertise Women in all their diversity Key population representatives...
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...
