Working through the Global Fund Advocates Network, tuberculosis advocates are looking to strategically advance efforts to combat the disease and take advantage of several key international meetings over the coming 15 months. Read more.
As the government revises guidelines for services to key populations, HIV prevention and treatment programming for MSM are put on hold. Read more.
The Global Fund has pledged to re-energize HIV prevention and, in line with that commitment, civil society groups are calling on the Fund to offer more explicit data on how much it spends on these efforts. That includes not only overall expenditure data, but also granular information, like spending at a country level and spending on specific interventions. Read more.
Two high-profile initiatives were launched late last year, each designed to shore up the response to the global tuberculosis epidemic. Read more.
Because of reporting requirements that are too stringent and time consuming, some Global Fund principal recipients have had to overhaul their organizations and have had to reject potential sub-recipients who could not meet the reporting standards. Read more.