A look back at AIDS 2018
This past week I joined more than 15,000 people in Amsterdam for the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018). As the...
Getting serious about financing the end of epidemics
The following post was originally published at the Lancet Global Health Blog on Oct. 6, 2017. The U.S. Congress appears...
NASEM Report: Lifesaving Global Health Investments Also Benefit the U.S.
In addition to saving millions of lives, returns on investment in health can exceed costs by up to 20 times...
Opinion: Innovative partnerships to end epidemics and pave the way to UHC
The following post was originally published at Devex on Sept. 11, 2017. Over the past 15 years, the world has come together...
How the Global Fund Encourages Increased Domestic Financing
Click here for a PDF version of this page. Donor aid remains essential to ending the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis...
U.S.-Canadian Leadership’s Global Fight For Better Health
The following post was originally published at The Huffington Post Canada on September 1, 2016. “This is an historic opportunity...
Funding the end of an epidemic: #WhyNow?
The following post was originally published at Devex on July 14, 2016. HIV/AIDS is a crisis that we must continue...
Tommy Thompson: U.S. support for the Global Fund
Friends recently had the pleasure of speaking with the Honorable Tommy Thompson, who has previously served as the Governor of...
Innovation for Greater Impact
African governments are mobilizing additional resources to fight HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria through a variety of approaches. Friends developed this...
Tanzania: Collaboration & Progress in Fighting HIV/AIDS
Tatjana Peterson, Senior Fund Portfolio Manager at The Global Fund, discusses the fight against HIV/AIDS in Tanzania. Friends: What is...
Rwanda: Aid Efficiencies Lead to Health Improvements
Patrik Silborn, the Global Fund’s Head of Private Sector Engagement, External Relations Division, discusses Rwanda’s national response to its HIV/AIDS epidemic....