Audit of Rwanda Grants Finds Some Weaknesses, but Mostly Successes and Best Practices By:David Garmaise 1

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT Programmes in Rwanda supported by the Global Fund are generally well managed and have achieved some notable ...

The Global Fund explores innovative finance instruments to help unlock financial flows from private and public sources

Cheryl Toksoz

ABSTRACT Aidspan is taking a deeper look at the Global Fund’s different innovative financing instruments over a ser ...

Main decisions made at Board meeting

David Garmaise

ABSTRACT This article provides a summary of the main decisions made by the Global Fund Board at its 9–10 May 2018 m ...

L'INITIATIVE GETS A NEW LOOK

Christelle Boulanger

ABSTRACT During the webinar to present the new Initiative Strategy, Eric Fleutelot, Technical Director of the Major Pan ...

PROCESS LAUNCHED TO SELECT NEXT BOARD CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR

ABSTRACT The Global Fund Board has begun the process of selecting its next Chair and Vice-Chair. According to the By-La ...

From lifelong sentence to sustainable exit: the OIG’s role in reforming the additional safeguard policy

Armelle Nyobe

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Global health: financing differently, governing better, delivering more equitably

Aidspan

This new iss ...

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 ...

What if Africa is finally opening a new era in health financing?

Armelle Nyobe

At the 78th World Health Assembly, Africa's leaders charted a new course for health financing with the event entitled: " ...

Doing more with less: how the Global Fund is safeguarding lives amid financial cuts

Armelle Nyobe

Faced with a sudden financial crisis after the recent international aid was drastica ...