DONOR GOVERNMENTS PLEDGE RECORD AMOUNTS TO THE FUND

Bernard Rivers

ABSTRACT Donors are expected to give the Global Fund at least $9.7 billion over the next three years, 57% more than the ...

Increase funding or abandon hope of ending malaria, TB and AIDS

Aidspan

ABSTRACT Donors at the Seventh Replenishment Preparatory Meeting were urged to pledge billions of dollars to get the ...

The future of health work in Africa: what are the possibilities and who pays?

Arlette Campbell White

ABSTRACT Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, face-to-face events have had to be replaced by online ones. It is much ha ...

A deep dive into Global Fund language: Trying to make sense of the impenetrable and incomprehensible

liver Campbell White

ABSTRACT Some Global Fund documents are becoming increasingly difficult to understand because of attempts to make the ...

Mobilizing Parliamentarians to help garner support for increasing Domestic Financing of Health

Oliver Campbell White

ABSTRACT The Global Fund views parliamentarians as key influencers in encouraging governments to increase their spend ...

UNITAID: KEY INNOVATION PARTNER OF THE GLOBAL FUND

Charlie Baran

ABSTRACT Global Fund Observer offers a focused profile of Unitaid, an organization that has deep synergies with the Glo ...

Are African countries ready for the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment’s push toward greater domestic financing to end HIV, TB and malaria?

Ida Hakizinka

ABSTRACT With every replenishment comes a greater push toward domestic financing, says Aidspan Executive Director Ida ...

INCREASE IN DOMESTIC HEALTH FINANCING IN AFRICA WILL BE HARD AMID COVID-19

“Not at the expense of communities”: Civil society demands transparency as Global Fund reprioritizes funding

Samuel Muniu

The article highlights civil society deliberations during a virtual meeting held on 20 May 2025. During the meeting, civ ...

The urgency of coherence: between global ambition and local vulnerability

Aidspan

In this new issue of GFO, we examine the widening gap between high-level global health commitments and the fragile reali ...