After a country submits a funding request to the Global Fund, there is a 6-8-month phase called “grant-making”. All the country’s relevant stakeholders – including governments, development partners, civil society organizations, communities living with or affected by the three diseases, and key and vulnerable populations – must be actively engaged in the grant-making process.… Read more
Esta ALERTA PARA LA ACCIÓN tiene como objetivo informar a las organizaciones de la sociedad civil sobre la participación en la reunión de alto nivel sobre el VIH/sida, prevista para el 8 al 10 de junio de 2021 en las Naciones Unidas.… Read more
The involvement of civil society, in all its diversity, in the national consultation to develop the GAM report is critical because civil society can provide valuable data, especially for key populations and harder to reach groups. Civil society will also ensure that all relevant partners are engaged and play essential roles in implementation and reporting. … Read more
This ACTION ALERT describes the process’s essential features and focuses on civil society involvement opportunities at the 2021 high-level meeting on AIDS
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Venezuela was not eligible for the Global Fund funding because it was a high-income country with a low disease burden. However, the Global Fund Board made an exception and donated resources to support the people of Venezuela. With a modest and intelligent investment– and in partnership with civil society– the Global Fund is saving the lives of over 40.000 people living with HIV in Venezuela.… Read more
