Replenishment Mechanism |
Meeting on a Voluntary Replenishment
Mechanism
Rome, Italy - 20-21 June 2005
During this event, hosted by the Government of Italy, donors
to the Global Fund met to discuss funding needs for 2006 and
2007 as well as anticipated resource shortfalls for 2005. This meeting
also provided donors with a follow-up forum for exchanging views on the operations
and effectiveness of the Fund, following the first replenishment meeting in March in Stockholm.
The Global Fund is supported by voluntary contributions from governments,
private foundations, corporations and individuals. To date, more than
45 countries as well as other donors have pledged US $ 6.1 billion
to support Global Fund programs around the world through 2008. However, the
current system of ad hoc contributions makes it difficult to plan the work of
the Fund and to provide sustained and predictable support to the 127
countries currently receiving grants. At its sixth
meeting in October 2003, the Board of the Global Fund agreed to establish
a funding model based on periodic replenishment in place of the current system.
The replenishment process is chaired by the UN Secretary General Kofi
Annan, with Sven Sandström acting as Vice-Chair. A
third meeting on Replenishment will be hosted by the UK Government in London
on 5-7 September 2005.
Download:
- Provisional agenda (PDF - 50 KB)
- Reports created for the 2nd Replenishment Meeting:
- Mid-Year Progress 2005 (PDF - 855 KB)
- Technical Note 2 - Contribution Scenarios1 - June 2005 (PDF 213 KB)
- Technical Note 3 - Promissory Notes and Encashment Schedules - June 2005 (PDF - 172 KB)
- Closing the 2005 Funding Gap - June 2005 (PDF - 134 KB)
- Note on the Development of the Global Fund’s Strategy (PDF - 395 KB)
- Development Aid in Fragile States: Is the Global Fund Model Working? (PDF - 186 KB)
- Progress Report on Collaboration with Partners for Accelerated Implementation: Seven Country Case Studies (PDF - 147 KB)
- Global Task Team Report on Improving AIDS Coordination Among Multilateral Institutions and International Donors (PDF - 719 KB)
- more information on the Voluntary Replenishment Mechanism for the Global Fund (PDF - 86 KB) (PDF - 26 Kb)
- the Chair's Summary (PDF - 92 KB)
- Speech by the actor Rupert Everett at the Evening Reception (PDF - 20 KB)
Second Replenishment Meeting - Rome, June 2005
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Making Performance-based Funding Work: Mid-Year Progress 2005 This mid-year progress report provides an update on the implementation and further development of the Global Fund’s measurement framework, and analysis and lessons learned from the 51 grants evaluated for Phase 2 funding through June 2005. Download: ENGLISH (885 KB) | FRENCH (2.24 MB) |
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Technical Note 2 : Contribution Scenarios This note considers a variety of illustrative scenarios for fulfilling the resource needs of the Global Fund in 2006 and 2007. Download: ENGLISH (213 KB) |
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Technical Note 3: Promissory Notes and Encashment Schedules This note discusses the scope for greater use of promissory notes as a means of contributing to the Global Fund. Download: ENGLISH (172 KB) |
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Closing the 2005 Funding Gap This note provides an update on the magnitude of the funding gap for 2005 as background to considering how the shortfall could be eliminated prior to the approval of Round 5 proposals in September 2005. Download: ENGLISH (134 KB) |
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Note on the Development of the Global Fund's Strategy |
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Development Aid in Fragile States: |
