GFAN Africa – Global Fund Day of Action for CANADA
Read MoreOn 11 July 2019 GFAN Africa held a day of action and called on the Canadian Government to increase its investment in the Global Fund.
It's disturbing that nearly 1000 girls are infected with HIV every day. Reverse this trend. Urging @Canada @CanadianPM @MaryamMonsef @CanadaDev @JustinTrudeau to #stepupthefight & contribute...
This entry was posted in Blog and tagged GFAN Africa, replenishment on by admin.100 Days to Replenishment
Read MoreOn 2 July 2019 there will be just 100 days left until the Replenishment conference for the Global Fund in Lyon, France. Please find below a number of resources you can use over the summer on social media, at conferences and where ever else you might be advocating for the Global Fund Replenishment.
These materials are meant to complement the Global Fund’s Step Up the Fight campaign!
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This entry was posted in Blog and tagged Global Fund, replenishment, tools and resources on by admin.What does more money mean for the Global Fund?
Read MoreExtraordinary Work
The Global Fund has a history of doing extraordinary work: Few investments have had the impact that the Global Fund has in saving lives, preventing infections and creating strong and resilient health systems. We are at a critical moment where the minimum will not be enough to prevent us from sliding back.
Get Back on Track
GFAN has argued for the past year that increased investments in the Global Fund are critical to get back on track, meet sustainable development goals and to end the epidemics by 2030. Without increased investment we could see resurgences of the 3 diseases, impacting the lives and health of millions. The need for a Replenishment of at least US$18 billion for the Global Fund in October is a critical first step.
But how do we get there?
If governments, the private sector and foundations around the...
This entry was posted in Blog and tagged Get Back on Track, Global Fund, replenishment on by admin.150 Day Challenge
Read MoreGFAN Friends, Supporters and Fellow Advocates,
We are pleased to say that the first 25 days of our campaign have been a great success! Over 375 people from over 80 countries around the world have shared why it is critical to them that we Get Back on Track and End the Epidemics of AIDS, TB and Malaria and why we need investments of over $14 billion in the next Global Fund Replenishment.
What did you have to say?
I am calling on governments around the world to invest more than US$ 14 billion in the next Global Fund Replenishment – it is critical to me that we Get Back on Track and End the Epidemics of AIDS, TB and malaria because:
24 % – People’s lives matter.
27% – The world committed to ending Aids, TB and Malaria by 2030.
47% – We have the ability to defeat these three diseases we just nee...
This entry was posted in Blog and tagged replenishment, tools and resources on by admin.GFAN GLOBAL STRATEGY MEETING 5–7 MARCH 2019 AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
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More than 80 people from around the world attended all or part of the 2019 Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) Global Strategy Meeting, held over three days (5–7 March) in Amsterdam. The main topic of the meeting was resource mobilization for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Global Fund), with particular emphasis on the 6th replenishment process that had recently been launched and will culminate in a formal pledging conference on 10 October 2019 in Lyon, France.
This entry was posted in and tagged GFAN publication, replenishment on by admin.Behind the Numbers of the Global Fund Replenishment Ask
Read MoreOn 11 January 2019 the Global Fund released a summary of their Investment Case which will be released in full in the next few weeks. We shared our concern with the numbers presented and that the $US14 billion funding target set for the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment will not be enough. This target is significantly lower than the need calculated in our Get Back On Track Report published in July 2018 in which we made a strong case for significant increases in funding to the Global Fund with a replenishment target of US$16.8 to 18 billion.
Matthew Kavanagh (HealthGap US and Georgetown U Visiting Professor & Director, Global Health Policy & Governance Initiative at the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law) published the thread below and his analysis echoed some of our concerns with the US$ 14 billion ask.
We worked with Matt to delve into the details and source the data:
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