Category: Global Fund updates
Global Fund Updates on COVID-19
Meaningful Community Engagement in the COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM) URGENT: The C19RM...
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Global Fund Key Submission Dates 2020-2022
KEY SUBMISSION DATES ARE BEING UPDATED. HOW ARE YOU ENGAGING WITH YOUR COUNTRY TEAMS AND COUNTRY...
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The Global Fund 6th Partnership Forums: Call for Civil Society participant nominations
DEADLINE OF SUBMISSIONS: 06 NOVEMBER 2020 The Global Fund is preparing to host its 6th Partnership...
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TRP Lessons Learned: GLOBAL FUND 2020-2022 FUNDING CYCLE WINDOW 2 SUBMISSIONS
Part of the Technical Review Panel (TRP)’s responsibility is to share lessons learned and...
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Global Fund Eligibility List 2020
The Global Fund has updated its Eligibility List for 2020. This updated list is based on the...
Read MoreEssential Resources for the 2020-2022 Allocation Period
The 2020-2022 allocation period of the Global Fund is about to start. Some changes have been made since the last allocation period, which might affect what the process will look like in your country. You can already start...
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Global Fund Country Results Profiles
In February 2019, The Global Fund released results profiles of 22 high-burden countries, including...
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Global Fund releases Eligibility List 2019
Global Fund releases its 2019 Eligibility List based on eligibility criteria: Income...
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CCM Evolution update: CCM Evolution Phased Approach
In May 2018, the Global Fund Board approved a phased roll-out of CCM Evolution. The phased...
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Help The Global Fund improve its Application Process
As part of work to improve Global Fund application processes and materials for the 2020-2022...
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France to Host Global Fund Replenishment Conference in 2019
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria expressed tremendous appreciation for...
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Global Fund approves New Policy for Non-Eligible Countries in Crisis
The 39th Global Fund Board Meeting taking place in Skopje, Macedonia, approved a new policy...
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