HIV & AIDS
Tuberculosis
Malaria
The Global Fund / Vincent Becker
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Power of Private Sector Partnerships
Private sector partners are stepping up the fight by joining forces with the Global Fund. The private sector plays a pivotal role in our partnership, supporting new product development, contributing funding, technical expertise, training, governance and advocacy that enhances the impact of Global Fund-supported programs. When it comes to technical expertise and know-how, the Global Fund is collaborating with a range of companies specialized in digital health, technology, telecommunications, finance, R&D, sports, insurance and consumer goods to step up the fight to end AIDS, TB and malaria by 2030.
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We Made a Promise
Champions of the fight against HIV, TB and malaria have a message for the world ahead of the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment, 9-10 October in Lyon, France.
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Calling on the World to Step Up the Fight
At the 2019 Global Citizen Festival in New York City’s Central Park, Natalie Portman called on the world to join her in stepping up the fight against AIDS, TB and malaria. As a co-author of the Global Fund’s open letter petition, she urged global citizens to sign the letter and make a promise to the next generation. Together, we’ll do everything we can to end these epidemics, so they won’t have to.
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Step Up the Fight to End HIV and Violence Against Women
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, one in two women is a victim of gender-based violence. This puts women and girls at a higher risk of contracting HIV. In this video, Dr. Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize Winner for his work to end sexual violence, stresses that investing in the health, rights and well-being of women can lift up communities and countries. He urges the world to step up the fight to end HIV and violence against women and girls. Photo: Mukwege Foundation
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Global Health Security: Saving Lives Today, Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats
The ability to move people and products around the world fuels economies and drives progress. But it also carries risk, because infectious diseases don’t stop at borders. Global health security means being ready to detect new threats early and prevent outbreaks, and improving our responses to the diseases that kill and sicken tens of millions of people now.
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Faces of the Fight: Davi
Sepi Maulana Ardiansyah, known to his friends and followers as Davi, was sexually abused as a teenager, trafficked into sex work, and became infected with HIV. This harrowing experience altered the trajectory of his life. But once diagnosed, Davi took control. He started on treatment, left sex work and became an advocate for the rights of young key populations. He is also a social media influencer, using his channels to push back against stigma and discrimination. “My followers listen to me. They strongly support me and even see me as a treatment role model. I want them to learn from me.” People like Davi are the frontline faces of the fight against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. Join them in stepping up the fight through the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment this year.
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