SAVING LIVES: WHO CAN CLAIM THE CREDIT?

Bernard Rivers

ABSTRACT "The Global Fund says 'GF-supported programs have provided millions of people with lifesaving services. As a r ...

Secretariat and OIG report steady progress on implementing Global Fund AMAs

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT As of 31 August 2018, overdue agreed management actions were at their lowest level since the Office of the I ...

Global Fund grants achieving substantial impact while financial controls continue to improve, OIG says

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT In a progress report provided to the Board at its 40th Board meeting, the Office of the Inspector General st ...

Sensitivity training for health workers is crucial for reaching adolescents and key populations

Lesley Lawson

ABSTRACT Findings from four studies on combination prevention for adolescents in Malawi, South Africa, Zambia and Tan ...

FLUCTUATING CURRENCIES AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR HIV AND AIDS FINANCING

Nick Zebyk, Alan Whiteside

ABSTRACT Over the past few months there have been some severe fluctuations in the values of currencies with implication ...

OIG annual report says governments and partners are key to enabling the Global Fund to address quality of service issues

ABSTRACT The Global Fund has made considerable progress in many areas, the Office of the Inspector General says in it ...

Global Fund Secretariat and OIG report steady progress in the implementation of AMAs, but improvement still needed

Ann Ithibu

ABSTRACT According to a joint progress report by the Secretariat and the OIG, the number of open and overdue Agreed M ...

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE DECISION NOT TO APPROVE EXTENSIONS FOR HIV AND TB GRANTS TO BOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT The Secretariat is reviewing the impact of the new Policy on Sustainability, Transition, and Co-Financing on n ...

OIG REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING GLOBAL FUND GRANTS TO ETHIOPIA, BUT SEVERAL PROBLEMS REMAIN

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT An audit conducted by the Office of the Inspector General reveals solid progress in implementing HIV, TB, mala ...

TANZANIA WILL USE ITS HIV GRANT EXTENSION TO COVER COSTS OF ARVS THROUGH TO THE END OF 2017

Charlie Baran

ABSTRACT Additional funding of $109 million for Tanzania’s shortened HIV grant will allow the country to provide anti ...