Current GFO Articles
Global Fund records a record number of pledges for its Seventh Replenishment
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Yesterday donors pledged $ 14.25 billion to support efforts to end the three pandemics of HIV, TB and malaria: with more funding yet to come. Donors made their commitments at the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment Conference hosted by the President of the United States Joe Biden. The... 22 Sep 2022 |
The Global Fund Replenishment results: a call for more efficiency in health expenditures in Africa
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The Global Fund to fight HIV, TB and malaria has just concluded its replenishment conference with a total pledge of $14.25 billion for the next cycle of 2023-2025. Pledges from UK and Italy are yet to come; knowing that the two countries had together given almost $2 billion in the ongoing cycle... 22 Sep 2022 |
On leadership…
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Dear subscribers Welcome to this first issue of the Global Fund Observer after the well-deserved holidays. For those who missed it, we did publish a special issue on the International AIDS Society conference, #416. We launch this issue by... 31 Aug 2022 |
A key Global Fund manual that poses as many questions as it provides answers
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I was due to continue my review and critique of the Global Fund’s Operational Policy Manual (OPM) but, after my Part 2 article in March this year, the Secretariat reviewed the format of the OPM and issued a new version on 1 May 2022. So, I have to begin again to review the operational policies... 31 Aug 2022 |
The Technical Review Panel notes some improvements in Global Fund funding requests
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In July, the Global Fund published the 2020-2022 Technical Review Panel (TRP) Observations Report. This article looks at the TRP’s observations by Strategy area and the implications of the findings for the upcoming new grant cycle starting in the autumn. Introduction During the... 31 Aug 2022 |
