The Global Fund has Released its 2017 Results Report . They have also included supporting documents including key messages, and social media shareables .
“Smart, effective health investments through the Global Fund have saved 27 million lives – proof that global commitment can achieve remarkable success against the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.”
GFAN Supporting Materials:
Talking Points
Social Media Samples : Facebook, Twitter
Sharables: “The Global Fund has saved 27 million lives. I am one”
Suggested Talking Points to Complement the Global Fund Points:
Work done through the efforts of the Global Fund and its partners has saved 27 million lives, this is proof of the effectiveness of the global commitment to ...
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Through the NVF for GFA grant, STOPAIDS successfully built parliamentary support and strengthened the technical case for the Global Fund amongst British parliamentarians, DFID, ministers, and UK civil society.
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