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29 November 2021
Ukraine: Breaking Down Human Rights Barriers to Accelerate the Fight Against HIV
Over the last two decades, the world has made tremendous progress in the fight against HIV. In countries where the Global Fund invests, AIDS-related deaths have dropped by 65% since the Global Fund was founded 20 years ago. But progress has not been ... -
25 November 2021
Fighting Violence Against Women and Girls During COVID-19
When COVID-19 arrived and countries went into lockdown, this not only posed a threat to people’s health, but also to their human rights. Occurrences of gender-based violence (GBV) – where a person is attacked based on their gender or gender identity ... -
03 November 2021
20 Years of Progress to Protect Mothers and Babies From HIV
The four-year age gap between 18-year-old Aaliyah and 22-year-old Winnie may seem insignificant, but because both girls were born to HIV-positive mothers at a time when prevention of mother-to-child-transmission therapies (PMTCT) were only beginning ... -
18 October 2021
From Football Stadiums to Hospital Beds: Responding to COVID-19 in Malawi
For two months in early 2021, Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe – the largest stadium in Malawi – was not a place for football. Instead, a devastating second wave of COVID-19 had overwhelmed hospitals and turned the stadium into a temporary field ho... -
05 October 2021
Adapting TB Programs to Face the Challenge of COVID-19: Lessons From the Philippines
When the Philippines first went into COVID-19 lockdown last year, the Department of Health’s National TB Control Program (NTP) knew they had to act fast to ensure that TB patients were not cut off from accessing their lifesaving treatment. -
08 September 2021
Indonesia’s Top TB Crusader Reflects on the State of the Fight
Dr. Erlina Burhan has treated tens of thousands of TB patients over her 30-year long career. One patient she will never forget is An Biya Nur Melani. An Biya was just 17 years old when she was diagnosed with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB)... -
06 August 2021
From Death Sentence to Hope:
If the world today is on course to halting AIDS, TB and malaria as epidemics, much of the success is owed to the tireless efforts of millions of health workers. -
21 July 2021
In Eswatini, Young Women Are Leading the Fight Against HIV and COVID-19
Eswatini may be a small country, but it has put up a mighty fight against HIV. It has one of the highest prevalence rates of HIV in the world, but thanks to engaged political will and coordinated work with partnerships like the Global Fund, Eswatini ... -
07 July 2021
“You’re part of something bigger”: Delivering Lifesaving COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests in South Africa
In June, large shipments of COVID-19 diagnostic tests procured by the Global Fund through our Pooled Procurement Mechanism arrived at the warehouse of a private sector company hired by the National Department of Health in South Africa, to be stored a... -
07 June 2021
20 Years of Partnership
This year marks the 20th anniversary of a watershed event in the story of AIDS activism and the creation of the Global Fund: the first United Nations (UN) special session on HIV and AIDS. To celebrate two decades of the Global Fund partnership, we sh...