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
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
Venezuela no era elegible para recibir financiamiento del Fondo Mundial porque es un país de ingresos altos con una carga de enfermedades baja. Sin embargo, la Junta Directiva del Fondo Mundial hizo una excepción y donó recursos para apoyar al pueblo de Venezuela.… Read more
El propósito de esta nota informativa es
proporcionar información a las organizaciones de la sociedad civil venezolana,
las comunidades afectadas y sus aliados, sobre qué esperar con respecto a la
gobernanza, la toma de decisiones y la supervisión de esta subvención del Fondo
Mundial sin un MCP.… Read more
In October 2019, at the sixth Global Fund replenishment conference in Lyon, France, donors pledged over US $14 billion to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria for the 2020-2022 funding cycle.
Meaningful engagement of key populations is central to the way the Global Fund works.… Read more
