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Constituencies
The Board of the Global Fund is comprised of 28 seats. Of the 28 seats, ten represent donor constituencies and ten represent implementer constituencies. The remaining eight seats are non-voting members of the Board.
Voting members
- Canada, Switzerland and Australia
- Communities
- Developed Country NGO
- Developing Country NGO
- Eastern Europe and Central Asia
- Eastern Mediterranean Region
- Eastern and Southern Africa
- European Commission, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain
- France
- Germany
- Japan
- Latin America and Caribbean
- Point Seven
- Private Foundations
- Private Sector
- South East Asia
- United Kingdom
- United States
- West and Central Africa
- Western Pacific Region
Ex officio members without voting rights
- Board Chair
- Board Vice-Chair
- Executive Director
- Additional Public Donors
- Partners
- UNAIDS
- World Health Organization
- World Bank
The Additional Public Donors constituency was created by the Board to accommodate public donors that are not already represented by a voting constituency of the Board and that pledged at least US$10 million during the Fifth Replenishment period, 2017-2019.