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2020 Applicant Survey Shows High-Level of Satisfaction with Global Fund’s Application Process
982 individuals responded to the Global Fund Applicant Survey in 2020. An overwhelming majority of applicants (nearly 95%) were positive about their overall experience applying for Global Fund financing.
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Refreshed Essential Data for 2020-2022 Funding Cycle
To support countries in preparing funding requests for the 2020-2022 period, the Global Fund has updated the Essential Data Tables. These now contain the most recent figures on HIV, tuberculosis, malaria and resilient and sustainable systems for health for every Global Fund-supported country.
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Register of Unfunded Quality Demand for 2020-2022 Funding Cycle
The new Register of Unfunded Quality Demand for the 2020-2022 funding cycle and updated supporting documents are now available on the Global Fund website.
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E-Learning Courses on Grant-Making and Principal Recipient Reporting
Two new sets of e-learning courses are now available on iLearn, the Global Fund’s online education platform.
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Funding Request Submission Dates
The Global Fund has updated the list of submission dates in 2020 and 2021 for funding requests to access 2020-2022 allocations.
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Technical Review Panel Lessons Learned for Applicants and Technical Partners
The Global Fund Technical Review Panel, which reviews funding requests to the Global Fund, provides new lessons and recommendations for applicants and technical partners in its new report on the first funding requests in the 2020-2022 allocation period. Altogether, the 45 funding requests in the first window of the allocation period represent nearly a third of the allocated amount for the period.
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