Summary of top-level priorities areas for civil society & communities

Summary of top-level priorities areas for civil society & communities

Summary of top-level priorities areas for civil society & communities (Regularly Updated)

Source: Input submitted to the Global Fund or made available to the Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) by civil society and community constituencies during the Global Fund strategy development process. The inputs include advocacy and position papers and findings from surveys and consultations. (A list of sources is provided at the end of the document.)

Individual inputs have widely varying language, detail and specific ‘asks’. This document attempts to group them into some top-level priority areas for attention by the Global Fund in the new strategy. It is updated regularly as more input is made available during the process, which will continue through and after the Partnership Forums in the first quarter of 2021. [Most recent update: 17 March 2021]

Additional inputs, comments and other relevant information to inform this ‘living document’ can be submitted through the GFAN website’s strategy development section, which is where the most up-to-date version can be found.

Focus areas are grouped by the following nine categories:

  1. Gender, human rights and equity
  2. Key populations
  3. Communities
  4. Health systems and integration
  5. Social determinants and holistic approaches
  6. Global Fund structures and processes
  7. Accountability
  8. Funding, sustainability and transition
  9. Other / miscellaneous

Within each category, the individual entries are shaded in colours meant to indicate how often they are mentioned and prioritized across the inputs. Blue = extensive support within the priority area; orange = moderate support; yellow = small number of references. The cross-cutting nature of many of the inputs is reflected in some entries being listed in more than one category.

Colour shadings might change over time for various entries as more input arrives throughout the course of the strategy development process. Also, more entries can be added as needed to reflect incoming inputs.

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List of sources used for input into this summary (regularly updated)

Consortium organized by the Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA): Joint input into the Global Fund Strategy Development from key affected communities and civil society from Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Regional platform for communication in Francophone Africa: Résultats de l’enquête en ligne menée par la Plateforme Régionale Afrique francophone de Communication et de Coordination de la Société Civile et des Communautés sur le Fonds mondial (PRF)

Regional platform for communication in Anglophone Africa: Global Fund Strategy Development – Civil Society Survey Report

Women4Global Fund (W4GF): Global Fund Strategy 2022–2028: Accelerating Action to make a difference for women and girls

Communities Delegation to the Global Fund Board: Position paper on the Development of Global Fund strategy 2023 – 2030 for the 14th Strategy Committee Meeting

Global Fund Secretariat: Draft synthesis of first round of input (through 1 September 2020) into its open consultation on strategy development

United for Global Mental Health: Briefing: Mental Health and the Global Fund Strategy Consultation

Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP): submission to the Global Fund’s online open consultation for strategy development

Developing Country NGO Delegation: Constituency communiqué following the 44th Board Meeting

Communities Delegation: Full Report of Community Consultations on the New Global Fund Strategy

Stop TB Partnership: Initial list of key messages presented during a GFAN call on 1 December 2020

Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung (DSW): Summary of key messages presented to German parliamentarians in November 2020

Civil society and communities pre-meetings to the Global Fund Partnership Forums: Priorities and recommendations discussed by participants at the three regional pre-meetings between 20 and 29 January 2021.

Developed Country NGO Delegation to the Global Fund Board: Strategy Development Constituency Paper (input to the 44th Global Fund Board meeting)

Developing Country NGO Delegation to the Global Fund Board: Position Paper for the Open Consultation on the Development of the Next Global Fund Strategy

EECA Regional Platform for Coordination and Communication: Global Fund post-2022 strategy: Report of the community and civil society consultation in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Frontline AIDS: Position Paper: Frontline AIDS Global fund strategy 2023-2027

LAC Regional Platform: New Global Fund Strategy (2023-2028): Summary of priority areas identified during the subregional consultations in Latin America and the Caribbean

Implementer Group (IMG) Members: LAC, ESA, WCA, WPR, SEA Developing Country NGO, Communities, and Developed Country NGO Delegations: Statement on the Global Fund’s Strategy Development Process, submission for the 44th Global Fund Board Meeting

Asia-Pacific Communities and Civil Society: The Global Fund that We Still Want: Statement of Positions on the Post-2022 Strategy of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

Civil society pre-meetings in advance of the Global Fund Partnership Forums: Discussions during three virtual gatherings organized by the Global Fund (EECA-LAC, 20-21 January; Africa/MENA I, 25 January; Asia-Pacific/MENA II, 28-29 January)

Global Fund Partnership Forums: Discussions during three virtual gatherings involving civil society and other stakeholders in the Global Fund partnership (EECA-LAC, 9-11 February; Africa/MENA I, 17-19 February; Asia-Pacific/MENA II, 3-5 March)