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Fund Introduces "Early Warning System" for Problem Grants
GFO Issue 31

Fund Introduces "Early Warning System" for Problem Grants

Author:

Bernard Rivers

Article Type:
News

Article Number: 4

ABSTRACT The Global Fund Secretariat is developing an "early warning system" to identify grants that are at risk of not being renewed at the end of Year 2.

The Global Fund Secretariat is developing an “early warning system” to identify grant recipients that are at risk of being placed in category “C” in the Phase 2 decision process (which would mean that their grants would not be renewed at the end of Year 2). The system will trigger the Secretariat to alert partners and work with them to ensure that PRs and CCMs receive the additional support that they need to move from category “C” to category “B”, and thereby be eligible to continue to receive Global Fund financing.

GFO will report further on this process as it evolves.

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