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This article analyzes how the Dakar meeting marked a turning point in the Global Fund's strategy in Francophone Africa by shifting from parallel financial mechanisms to gradually integrating its grants into national public financial management systems. The article demonstrates…
This article shows that future impact depends less on new tools than on targeted funding for system functions such as supply chains, laboratories, data and community resources, and focused delivery where the marginal return is greatest. In short, the Eighth Replenishment is the…
This article analyzes the creation of a veritable "health austerity" in Africa, with the continent at its epicenter, due to the rapid decline in international aid, particularly in health, combined with the budgetary under-prioritization of health by many African governments. The…
The Global Fund’s 8th Replenishment Summit raised US$11.34B, falling short of the US$18B goal. Africa must strengthen domestic health financing, protect community led systems, and push for sustained global solidarity. aidspan.org/Blog/view/3257…
This article analyzes the Global Fund's eighth replenishment, which fell short of its financial target. This shortfall is seen as a symptom of the weakening of international solidarity. The article demonstrates that the mobilized funds remain crucial, especially for Africa, which…
This article argues that while the Global Fund’s 8th replenishment in Johannesburg was symbolically powerful and raised US$11.34 billion, it fell far short of the US$18 billion target, exposing a deeper crisis in global health multilateralism and shifting more financial and…
In a turning point for global health, the 'Lusaka Agenda' is anchored in the G20 Declaration, write Norwegian State Secretary for International Development @StineRenate and State Sec for Health Usman Mushtaq. @NorwayMFA @NorwayInGeneva healthpolicy-watch.news/a-turning-poin…
This special issue of the GFO, dedicated to the @GlobalFund’s Eighth Replenishment, highlights the scale of the funding shortfall revealed in Johannesburg and shows how the weakening of international solidarity further exposes Africa. aidspan.org/Blog/view/32581
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Faced with a sudden financial crisis following the drastic reduction in recent international aid, the Global Fund swiftly and strategically downsized to protect its core mission. Although the vital heart of its programmes continues to beat, the cuts emphasise a crucial need for…
Just Announced: US$11.34 billion raised to sustain the fight against AIDS, TB and malaria, save millions more lives, and strengthen systems for health. Despite global challenges, the @GlobalFund’s Eighth Replenishment marks a moment of renewed solidarity and resolve –…
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Thank you, @Zenysis, for your strong commitment to the @GlobalFund – a powerful partnership to scale up impact and ensure that lifesaving innovations reach those who need them most. Together, we will #StopAtNothing to build a #HealthierFuture.
Italy 🇮🇹 pledged €150 million to the @GlobalFund's Eighth Replenishment today on the margins of the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, reaffirming its leading role in the field of global health.
Thank you, #Italy, for your €150 million pledge to the @GlobalFund’s Eighth Replenishment – bold leadership to strengthen health systems, fuel economic growth and bolster global health security. Together, we will #StopAtNothing to defeat deadly infectious diseases and…
Ending AIDS is within our reach by 2030 - @AminaJMohammed is right. @GlobalFund represents multilateralism at its very best. With data, with investment, and with prevention at the centre, we can overcome the disruption to the global HIV response and end AIDS. #StopAtNothing
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As of today, pledges at the @GlobalFund’s 8th Replenishment have reached USD 11.34 billion a crucial step toward sustaining lifesaving programmes and building resilient, equitable health systems. Pending decisions from major donors like France and Japan represent a significant…
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