The Global Fund’s impact on the health of women and girls
In December, the Global Fund released, “Maximizing Impact through Strategic Investments: Improving the Health of Women and Girls.” This analysis...
The Global Fund releases its 2015 year-end results
In January, the Global Fund released its year-end results, showing the progress the Global Fund partnership continues to make in...
UK and Bill Gates pledge 3 billion pounds to fight malaria
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced Jan. 26 that it is teaming up with the British government to provide...
Devex: Mastering the Fourth Industrial Revolution
The following post was originally published at Devex on Jan. 22, 2016. During this week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, discussions have...
Policy Brief: What is Replenishment
As the world’s largest public health financier, the Global Fund undertakes a “replenishment” effort once every three years to secure...
Devex: Steady funding, strategic planning key to continued malaria progress
The following post was originally published at Devex on Dec. 11, 2015. This photograph paints an idyllic scene: 6-year-old Ronnie walks hand-in-hand with...
Policy Brief: The Global Fund & U.S. Bilateral Partners
The Global Fund was designed to pursue its mission through a partnership model, relying on local leaders, bilateral organizations, the...
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...
Kenya: Charting a Course toward Sustainability
In this interview, John Ochero, Fund Portfolio Manager for Kenya at the Global Fund, discusses how Kenya is working toward...
World TB Day 2015: Progress and Challenges
To mark World TB Day 2015, Friends spoke to Dr. Eliud Wandwalo, Senior Disease Coordinator for Tuberculosis at the Global...
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...