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Pandemic Preparedness that we want
Background
A Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response Financial Intermediary Fund (PPPR FIF) has been under discussion for close to a year and gained significant traction. In October 2021, the G20 released a Communiqué in October 2021, indicating the support of G20 member states, and in particular of the 2021 & 2022 Presidencies (Italy and Indonesia respectively). In April 2022, the World Bank was flagged by the G20 Finance and Central Bank Governors as the preferred “home” for such an instrument and in mid-May, invited commentary to a White Paper.
To date, close to USD 1 billion have been committed to the PPPR FIF for 2022, and the US Presidents Budget Request for the fiscal year 2023 contains an ask for a further USD 4.75 billion in 2023. The on-going financial need is expected to be in the USD 10 billion per year range, with an initial request of 5 years of stable funding needed to ensure the success of the PPPR FIF.
Understanding how the PPPR FIF would be established, what role it could play for the Global Fund and the communities it serves (represented by communities and civil society organisations) is critical to understanding the future of Global Fund funding in the evolving global health architecture.
GFAN Resources
Find here our Pandemic Preparedness that we want manifesto
Find here our full backgrounder on the World Bank’s PPPR FIF
Find here the recording on our webinar, hosted on July 14 2022, on the PPPR FIF and the emerging pandemic preparedness architecture; and the powerpoint from our UNF colleague is here.
PPPR FIF Creation Resources
Following the World Bank Directors’ Meeting, the world bank released a FIF fact sheet.
Civil Society Inclusion in a New Financial Intermediary Fund: Lessons from Current Multilateral Initiatives – Paper published in Global Health Policy on June 21st 2022 by Jennifer Kates, Josh Michaud and Mike Isbell
Communities and Civil Society Inputs to the World Bank White Paper
- Complete list of inputs made during the White Paper review process organized by the World Bank: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/products-and-services/brief/financial-intermediary-fund-for-pandemic-prevention-preparedness-and-response-engagement
- Asia Russell and Emily Brass – Fix it or Forget it in Think Global Health
- GFAN and NGO Delegations to the Global Fund Board: here
- Editorial in Devex on the way the new fund could work
- Robert Hecht and Chris Collins in Health Affairs
- StopAIDS, Joep Lange Institute, Equal International, GNP+, WACI Health, GFAN, Frontline AIDS and the Platform for ACT-A Civil Society and Community Representatives:
https://stopaids.org.uk/2022/05/27/recommendations-for-the-financial-intermediary-fund-fif-for-pandemic-prevention-preparedness-and-response-ppr/ - Health GAP Comments on the Financial Intermediary Fund
https://healthgap.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Health-GAP-FIF-comments.pdf - Friends of the Global Fight
https://www.theglobalfight.org/comments-on-world-bank-white-paper-on-a-proposed-fif-for-pandemic-prevention-preparedness-and-response/ - ACTION Memorandum in Response to the PPPR FIF white paper
https://action.org/2022/06/08/memo-action-partnership-fif-recommendations/#more-6436 - The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response
https://theindependentpanel.org/comment-on-the-world-banks-white-paper-on-a-financial-intermediary-fund-fif-for-pandemic-prevention-preparedness-and-response/ - Public Citizen
https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/Public-Citizen-Comments-on-a-Proposed-Financial-Intermediary-Fund-for-Pandemic-Prevention.pdf - European Network on Debt and Development and Wemos: health unlimited
https://assets.nationbuilder.com/eurodad/pages/2957/attachments/original/1654272321/FIF_consultation_input_Wemos_and_Eurodad_including_endorsements.pdf?1654272321
Social Media Resources
We have been working on key messages and visuals on Pandemic Preparedness and Response, targeted at the process for the creation of the PPPR FIF, but also at shifting the conversation around pandemic preparedness to make it more holistic, people-centered and evidence-based.
You can find all of our social media tiles here or below.
