Concept Note – Page 4

2014-02-05

Civil society, government and affected populations join HIV country dialogue in DRC

Daniel von Rege

2013-07-04

EECA Initiative on Harm Reduction Moves a Few Steps Closer to Submitting a Concept Note

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 222 0 1 min read

2013-07-02

New Report Provides More Details on the Country Dialogue Processes in Myanmar and Zimbabwe

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 222 0 6 min read

2013-06-16

Kazakhstan CCM Details Plans for Country Dialogue and Concept Note Development

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 218 0 2 min read

2013-06-15

First Concept Notes Are Approved

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 219 0 2 min read

2013-06-14

TRP Observations and Lessons Learned on First Wave of Concept Notes

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 219 0 8 min read

2013-05-17

How the Country Dialogue and Concept Note Process Unfolded in Three Early Applicant Countries

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 217 0 7 min read

2013-05-16

Five Concept Notes from Early Applicants Have Been Endorsed, and Have Moved to the Grant-Making Stage

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 217 0 49 sec read

2013-03-01

Country Dialogue is “Country-Owned and -Led”

David Garmaise

Editorial Team GFO Issue 211 0 2 min read

Civil society, government and affected populations join HIV country dialogue in DRC

EECA Initiative on Harm Reduction Moves a Few Steps Closer to Submitting a Concept Note

New Report Provides More Details on the Country Dialogue Processes in Myanmar and Zimbabwe

Kazakhstan CCM Details Plans for Country Dialogue and Concept Note Development

First Concept Notes Are Approved

TRP Observations and Lessons Learned on First Wave of Concept Notes

How the Country Dialogue and Concept Note Process Unfolded in Three Early Applicant Countries

Five Concept Notes from Early Applicants Have Been Endorsed, and Have Moved to the Grant-Making Stage

Country Dialogue is “Country-Owned and -Led”

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