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12 January 2021
Global Fund signs a record-breaking $8.54 billion in grants -
22 December 2020
Global Fund has awarded $1 billion to support countries’ COVID-19 responses, but funding for this purpose is now fully deployed -
21 December 2020
Denmark, Norway and Sweden Support Global Fund’s COVID-19 Response By Contributing a Total US$45 million -
14 December 2020
Canada Contributes CAD 65 million to Global Fund’s COVID-19 Response
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15 January 2021
2020 Applicant Survey Shows High-Level of Satisfaction with Global Fund’s Application Process -
13 January 2021
COVID-19 Situation Report -
12 January 2021
Global Fund signs a record-breaking $8.54 billion in grants to fight HIV, TB and malaria -
07 January 2021
Strategic Review 2020 of the Global Fund now available
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18 December 2020
A Look Back at 2020 -
17 December 2020
Data saves lives. To end HIV, we must improve key population data collection now. -
10 December 2020
Put Human Rights at the Centre of our Battle Against COVID-19 -
10 December 2020
Kiki’s story: Defending transgender rights during COVID-19 in Cameroon -
02 December 2020
How the lessons the world learned in the fight against HIV can help us defeat COVID-19 -
01 December 2020
Without Equity, We Cannot End COVID-19, HIV Or Any Other Pandemic
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Positioning
The Global Fund encourages all countries to build on their national structures, wherever possible, and to position Country Coordinating Mechanisms and/or their functions within existing health platforms to centrally coordinate health programs and policies. Positioning is a pathway to sustainable health governance, aimed at a progressive alignment of Country Coordinating Mechanism core principles with national institutions. The positioning pathway is composed of three steps that may vary depending on the country context:
Positioning pathway
Guidance
Positioning guidance highlights the role of the Country Coordinating Mechanism in contributing to sustainable health governance at the highest level responsible for multipartner and multisectorial development planning in a country. COVID-19’s impact on HIV, TB and malaria responses has stressed the need for well-integrated health mechanisms, thus the imperative for robust heath governance.
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