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Afrique: Le Comité technique d'examen des propositions a présenté au Conseil d'administration les activités réalisées en 2021 et celles prévues pour 2022, à l'occasion de la 46ème réunion du Conseil d'administration
Lors de la 46ème réunion du Conseil d'administration du Fonds mondial, qui s'est tenue du 8 au 10 novembre 2021, le Comité technique d'examen des propositions (CTEP) a présenté au Conseil d'administration les activités réalisées en 2021. Dans son rapport, le CTEP indique qu'il a examiné et émis des recommandations pour des demandes de financement représentant 98 % des fonds alloués sur le cycle actuel.
Afrique: Le Fonds mondial ouvre la voie à la transition vers une nouvelle fonction d'évaluation indépendante qui remplacera le TERG
À l'occasion de sa 46e réunion, qui s'est tenue virtuellement du 8 au 10 novembre 2021, le Conseil d'administration du Fonds mondial a approuvé la création du Comité d'évaluation indépendante (CEI), qui forme l'une des structures de la nouvelle fonction d'évaluation indépendante.
Afrique: Le Secrétariat du Fonds mondial informe le Conseil d'administration de l'élaboration du cadre de suivi et d'évaluation.
Au cours d'une session préalable au Conseil d'administration, le Secrétariat a informé les membres de l'état d'avancement des consultations techniques qu'il a organisées afin de contribuer au cadre de suivi et d'évaluation (S&E) et de guider l'identification des meilleures approches de mesure, nouvelles et émergentes, par rapport aux objectifs et sous-objectifs de la stratégie post-2022.
Afrique: Le GTRE recommande le maintien des subventions multipays et des initiatives stratégiques, avec toutefois certaines améliorations
Le Groupe technique de référence en évaluation (GTRE) a recommandé que le Fonds mondial continue d'investir dans les subventions multipays et les initiatives stratégiques, qui, chacune à leur manière, apportent une plus-value, comme il ressort de deux évaluations indépendantes (une pour chaque type d'investissement à effet catalyseur).
Afrique: GIZ BACKUP Health se concentre sur les systèmes de santé et évolue pour répondre à la demande
Huzeifa Bodal est chef d'équipe au sein du programme mondial BACKUP Health mis en œuvre par la Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
Africa: Additional Funding Urgently Needed As the Global Fund Runs Out of Covid-19 Funding
The Global Fund has disbursed close to $1 billion to support the COVID-19 response and mitigate the impact of the pandemic on HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria programs. The institution recently announced that it had fully deployed all the funds to 106 countries and more than ten multi-country programs. However, it still has to honor country requests amounting to over $355 million, which is likely to increase as more countries submit their requests.
Cameroon: Updates On the Global Fund's Funding Cuts in Cameroon and the Covid-19 Situation
Global Fund withholds €10 million from Cameroon for failing to meet co-financing commitments In a letter dated 9 October 2020, the Global Fund informed the Government of Cameroon of its decision to de-commit €9 867 484.80 from Cameroon's 2017-2019 allocation. According to this letter, the Global Fund reached this decision after verified and projected investments show that Cameroon will not fully meet its co-financing commitments for the period 2018 to 2020.
Africa: Procurement of COVID-19 Products Exempted From $50 Million Cap
On 7 July 2020, the Board of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB), and Malaria, approved the Secretariat's request to use wambo.org for non-Global Fund financed procurement of products related to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The Global Fund is already using the wambo.org platform to facilitate procurement of these products by Principal Recipients (PRs) using grant funds.
Africa: Aids 2020 Conference Comes Amidst Reports of Missed Global Aids Targets
The 23rd edition of the world's largest conference on HIV, the International AIDS Conference, took place from 6 to 10 July 2020. The conference was initially scheduled to be held in San Francisco and Oakland in the United States of America. However, this time the biennial AIDS 2020 Conference took place virtually because of safety concerns related to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
Malawi: Malawi Faces Wide-Ranging Challenges in Global Fund Grant Implementation
analysisBy Ann Ithibu Malawi has made significant progress in the fight against HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria since it started receiving Global Fund funding in 2003; more than 90% of people living with HIV knew their status in 2017, 71% were on treatment and 61% were virally suppressed. Malaria incidence and mortality has also reduced significantly.
Malawi Faces Wide-Ranging Challenges in Global Fund Grant Implementation
analysis By Ann Ithibu Malawi has made significant progress in the fight against HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria since it started receiving Global Fund funding in 2003; more than 90% of people living with HIV knew their status in 2017, 71% were on treatment and 61% were virally suppressed. Malaria incidence and mortality has also reduced significantly.
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