The Global Fund Board has recently approved several multicountry grants, whose aim is to address priorities “deemed critical to fulfil the aims of the Global Fund 2017-2022 strategy,” and to address needs that are not being fulfilled by national (single country) allocations.

All information presented in this document was provided and confirmed by the respective TA providers and was collected in July – August 2018.

The Robert Carr Fund for civil society networks is pleased to announce an open Request For Proposals (RFP) for 2019-2021.

Spending on HIV/AIDS globally between 2000 and 2015 totaled more than half a trillion dollars, according to a new scientific study, the first comprehensive analysis of funding for the disease.

On 21 March 2018, the Global Fund Board approved six country grants worth $102.9 million. This was the seventh batch of approvals from the 2017–2019 allocations, and brings the cumulative amount awarded to date to just under $9 billion.

The charitable fund “Candle” and the Coordination Committee for the Global Fund Program in Russian Federation are pleased to announce a competition for a Fundraising Specialist (Fundraiser) vacancy in the Coordination Committee Secretariat.

The impact of NGOs around the world is increasing every year. Activists are gaining more and more public support, and their projects are already being implemented at the global level. There is no surprise that NGO financial demands are increasing accordingly.

Deadline: 28 February 2018

Changing laws and regulations has been a slow process. Civil society has been pushing for such a mechanism for several years.

For most multicountry priority areas, the Global Fund will hold a competitive application process through requests for proposals. See Multicountry Funding Applications for detailed information on multicountry funding and a full list of the forthcoming requests for proposals. Any eligible applicant may submit a funding request in response ...

Daniil Kashnitskyi, Research Fellow of the High School of Economics. Expert of ECUO PLWH

Since January 2018, the programs of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in Russia are closing. The funding will be discontinued since the next July. Takie Dela media tried to understand what will be the impact of the GF withdrawal on foundations ...

80% of all HIV-infected people in Eastern Europe and Central Asia live in Russia.

The Community, Rights and Gender Strategic Initiative was renewed this year for a second multi-year round. 

External stakeholders are invited to comment on the draft terms of reference listed below.

In Kazakhstan, more frequent become the cases of ungrounded denial to assign the disability of HIV-positive children that leads to restrictions on equal access to basic standards of social services for all children affected by HIV/AIDS epidemic. Regarding the situation, the ECUO Parent Union officially addressed the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Baktyzhan Sagintayev, with a request to take this situation under his control. It can be solved based on the successful experience of South Kazakhstan area where ...

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is to invest up to $40 million in privately held British biotech company Immunocore to support its development of immunotherapies for infectious diseases. Oxford-based Immunocore has so far concentrated on developing its T-cell receptor medicines to fight cancer, where it ...

A new report released today ahead of the 9th IAS Conference on HIV Science documents 2016 funding and highlights a continuing trend of flat or declining funding and its potential impact on further innovation in HIV prevention research and development (R&D). The Resource Tracking for HIV Prevention ...