Category: CRG UPDATES

Here’s the submission timelines of Asia-Pacific countries for their Global Fund funding request, and what application approach they will undertake for their disease components. Are you ready to engage?

Here are the allocation envelopes for Global Fund-eligible countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Check out what countries can do to get more investments from the Global Fund.

The Allocation Letter is coming. Here are a few insights on what countries can expect from their Allocation Letter.

The new list of countries and country components eligible for Global Fund is out. Read more about it here, plus learn more about “transition projections.”

The US State Department through the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator and Health Diplomacy (S/GAC) has just announced a new US$100 million funding stream to support key population interventions on ‘critical enablers’. Here’s what you need to know about the KPIF.

The end of the Replenishment Conference signals the beginning of the next cycle of funding applications from Global Fund-eligible countries. Asia-Pacific countries are known as early applicants, and here are some key points that civil society, communities and key populations need to know.

The Global Fund has just released a report on a rapid review of its implementation framework on gender equality, human rights, and key populations. The report contains key insights on the gains, lessons and challenges in implementing the strategies and plans, and presents topline recommendations to expand the gains that have been made in these areas.

The 2016 APCRG meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, looked into the direction of CRG as an important cornerstone of the HIV, TB, and malaria responses, and why understanding gender and restrictions to access to medicines is important in Global Fund programmes.