Article No: 1
2014-05-28
TRANSITION TO THE NFM MARRED BY UNANTICIPATED CONSEQUENCES
David Garmaise
ABSTRACT Achieving the launch of the new funding model was no small accomplishment. It is unfortuna...
Article No: 2
2014-05-28
NEW FUNDING MODEL: A MODERN APPROACH
Mark Eldon Edington and Seth Faison
ABSTRACT In a rebuttal to a commentary by David Garmaise, the Global Fund says the new funding mode...
Article No: 3
2014-05-28
KENYAN CONCERNS ABOUT RISING MDR-TB REFLECT REGIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH CHALLENGE
Stéphanie Braquehais
ABSTRACT Heightened microbial resistance is threatening the progress Kenya has made in its fight ag...
Article No: 4
2014-05-28
RECOGNITION OF INDIA’S THIRD GENDER COULD BOOST GLOBAL FUND-SUPPORTED PROGRAMS FOR SEXUAL MINORITIES
Karanja Kinyanjui
ABSTRACT A ruling by India's Supreme Court recognizing transgender people as a third sex could help...
Article No: 5
2014-05-28
DJIBOUTI SEEKING NO-COST EXTENSION OF HIV GRANT
Agnes Tandler
ABSTRACT The tiny Horn of Africa nation of Djibouti is anticipating obstacles in its preparation of...
Article No: 6
2014-05-23
NEW FUNDING MODEL IN LATIN AMERICA YIELDS NEW PARTNERSHIPS -- AND NEW EXPECTATIONS
Pablo Anamaria
ABSTRACT Government decision-makers from across Latin America joined civil society stakeholders in ...
Article No: 7
2014-05-28
FIVE KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM ICASO FOR CIVIL SOCIETY IN GLOBAL FUND COUNTRY DIALOGUE
By:Cleopatra Mugyenyi
ABSTRACT A review of a new guidance note from ICASO to help civil society organizations and groups ...
Article No: 8
2014-05-28
GLOBAL FUND NOMINATES NEW PRINCIPAL RECIPIENT FOR HIV AND TB PROGRAMS IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Karanja Kinyanjui
ABSTRACT A change in principal recipient has been recommended for troubled Central African Republic...
