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03 May 2019
Global Fund Selects Donald Kaberuka as Board Chair and Roslyn Morauta as Vice Chair
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria announced today that its Board has selected Donald Kaberuka as Chair and Roslyn Morauta as Vice Chair, bringing an exceptional level of leadership and international experience. -
29 April 2019
European Commission Signs Funding Agreement with the Global Fund
The European Commission and the Global Fund today signed an agreement for the final €73 million of the EC’s pledge for the current funding cycle. -
29 April 2019
In Early Pledge, Portugal More than Triples its Commitment to the Global Fund
The Global Fund applauds Portugal’s pledge of €750,000 to the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment, which is more than triple its previous commitment. -
25 April 2019
Thai Foundation Partners with Global Fund to Eliminate Drug-Resistant Malaria in Greater Mekong
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23 April 2019
Partnership Welcomes Launch of First Malaria Vaccine Pilot
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17 April 2019
Global Fund Agreement on Privileges and Immunities Enters into Force
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21 March 2019
Japan Makes Significant Contribution to Global Fund
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10 February 2019
Global Fund Praises African Leadership on Investing in Health
The Global Fund joined calls by African leaders for more investments in health at a leadership conference that championed commitments to support broad social and economic development by ending epidemics and strengthening health systems. -
09 February 2019
Global Fund Applauds Major Increase in Contribution from Ireland
The Global Fund welcomed Ireland’s announcement today that it will increase its contribution to the Global Fund by at least 50 percent in a renewed commitment to ending the epidemics of AIDS, TB and malaria. -
08 February 2019
Global Partners Commit to Step Up the Fight Against AIDS, TB and Malaria
At the kick-off meeting of the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment, leaders, global health organizations, civil society groups and people affected by the diseases vowed collective action to end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria and accele...