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News
Global Fund COVID-19 Report: Deaths from HIV, TB and Malaria Could Almost Double in 12 Months Unless Urgent Action is Taken
A new report released by the Global Fund today estimates that countries affected by HIV, tuberculosis and malaria urgently need US$28.5 billion to protect the extraordinary progress achieved in the fight against the three diseases in the past two decades.
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News
Global Fund Ranks in Top Category for Transparency
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria was ranked in the top category among organizations and nations that are major donors of global aid for its transparency and accountability, an independent report published on Wednesday showed.
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COVID-19
COVID-19 Situation Report
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Updates
Data Explorer: Program Budgets
The Global Fund Data Explorer now features program budgets for grants from the 2017-2019 allocation period going forward.
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Updates
Data Service: Application Programming Interface
On the Global Fund Data Service we are deprecating all of version 2 of our application programming interface, API. Version 2, and each of the increments under version 2, will continue to function for the near future, but we encourage anyone using that version to move to version 3.
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Funding Model
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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