Annual Report 2006 - The Global Fund

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china Reinvigorated government commitments to public health coupled with a much-needed infusion of additional resources from the Global Fund and other donors has resulted in evidence of a significant decrease in the prevalence and incidence of TB in China.
15 JUNE • The Global Fund releases Investing in Impact: Mid-Year Results Report 2006, which shows that in most countries where money is invested, treatment and prevention efforts are working. • The Global Fund’s West and Central Africa cluster holds a second regional meeting in Cameroon focused on accelerating implementation of AIDS control programs. Participants at the meeting, in joint collaboration with GIP ESTHER and the World Health Organization (WHO), aim to identify bottlenecks for the implementation of HIV/AIDS grants in selected countries of the region, discuss and develop solutions including identification of technical support available and develop country-specific action plans. JULY • In an effort to reduce the burden of malaria (the largest killer of children in Kenya) the government of Kenya launches the first phase of a two-part campaign to massively increase the number of young children sleeping under long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs). The campaign plans to distribute 3.4 million bed nets by the end of August with partial funding from the Global Fund. • The Global Fund convenes its second Partnership Forum from 1 to 3 July 2006 in Durban, South Africa. The Partnership Forum meets every two years to give a broad range of global stakeholders the opportunity to provide feedback about the Global Fund’s performance and to make recommendations to improve effectiveness and inform strategy. A total of 414 people from 118 countries participate in moderated discussions about ensuring impact, working more effectively with local and global partners and guaranteeing financial sustainability for the Global Fund. • Also in Durban, South Africa, following the Partnership Forum, the Global Fund holds a Mid-Term Review of its Replenishment Mechanism. • At the G8 Summit, held in St. Petersburg, Russia, the G8 reaffirms its support for the Global Fund and stresses the need to secure adequate financing in order to achieve its targets on disease control. The Russian Federation commits US$ 217 million through 2010 to reimburse the cost of all the Global Fund’s projects in the country to date. • The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announces a US$ 500 million grant to the Global Fund, which will be provided over five years.
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