The Global Fund has permanently terminated two grants to Uganda because of unsatisfactory performance. The grants were a Round 2 malaria grant and a Round 2 TB grant. Uganda will lose about $16 million as a result of this action. This is the second time that the Fund has taken action regarding these grants. In 2005, the Fund temporarily suspended all of Uganda's grants while problems with financial management were investigated. The recent grant terminations bring to seven the total number of grants worldwide that the Fund has deemed 
No Go
 after both the Secretariat and the Board were unwilling to approve an extension from Phase 1 (the first two years of the grant) to Phase 2 (the final three years of the grant). The seven grants, listed in the following table, involve a total of $125 million in money that will not be disbursed by the Fund and can thus be applied to other grants.
Table: Grants Terminated After Phase 1 as a Result of a 
No Go
 Board Decision re Phase 2

Board  No Go  decision	Country	Round	Component	Maximum 5-year amount	Actually disbursed	Foregone income
Feb. 2005	Senegal	1	Malaria	$7.1 m.	$1.5 m.	$5.6 m.
Dec. 2005	South Africa	1	HIV/TB	$68.0 m.	$17.9 m.	$50.1 m.
Apr. 2006	Nigeria	1	HIV/AIDS	$27.4 m.	$6.8 m.	$20.7 m.
Apr. 2006	Nigeria	1	HIV/AIDS	$41.8 m.	$12.9 m.	$28.8 m.
Apr. 2006	Pakistan	2	Malaria	$7.7 m.	$3.5 m.	$4.2 m.
Feb. 2007	Uganda	2	Malaria	$35.8 m.	$21.1 m.	$14.7 m.
Feb. 2007	Uganda	2	TB	$5.7 m.	$4.5 m.	$1.1 m.
TOTAL:				$193.6 m.	$68.3 m.	$125.3 m.

Note: 
The fact that these grants have been terminated is not currently apparent at the Fund's website, though it is understood that this point will soon be addressed.