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18 November 2020
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18 November 2020
Lao PDR aims to achieve universal health coverage with new Global Fund, Government of Australia and World Bank investment
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19 November 2020
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19 November 2020
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13 November 2020
Aftab’s Story: Fighting TB in the Shadow of COVID-19 in India -
13 November 2020
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13 November 2020
In Nigeria, health workers tackle stigma and misconceptions as they fight TB and COVID-19
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Transition
The Global Fund proactively supports countries in planning for the sustainability of programs and successful transitions from Global Fund support. This is to maintain and accelerate gains against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
A successful transition takes preparation and time. Therefore, all upper-middle income countries regardless of disease burden and all lower-middle income countries with low or moderate disease burden, should begin or build upon transition preparations during the 2020-2022 period.
Our 2020-2022 funding cycle e-learning series includes a course on sustainability, transition and co-financing. Visit iLearn
To support advanced planning, the Global Fund produced a list of country components projected to transition fully from Global Fund financing by 2028 due to improvements in income classification and based on current eligibility criteria. These projections are not intended as binding determinations or statements of Global Fund policy, and are only provided as an additional resource to assist countries in preparing for transition.
For more on our approach, see our Sustainability, Transition and Co-Financing page.
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