Annual Report 2006 - The Global Fund

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thailand Thanks to people at thousands of organizations in 136 countries treating and caring for people with AIDS, TB and malaria, and preventing the spread of the diseases, the Global Fund model is saving lives. By the end of 2006, 1.25 million people who were facing a virtual death sentence just four years ago are now living in their communities and participating in work and family life.
Resource Mobilization and Advocacy If poverty is to be overcome, it is essential that the health of people living in developing countries be improved. Healthy populations live longer, are more productive and save more. Today, more than anything else, three diseases – HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria – drain the life and resources from people living in the poorest nations, leaving them with no chance of creating sustainable economies. The Global Fund was founded to channel large amounts of additional financing to programs around the world that work to reduce the impact of AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria and foster economic and social development. To achieve this mission, the Global Fund focuses on three core areas of work: raising resources, making the money work and proving the effectiveness of the model. To finance the fight against the three pandemics, the Global Fund relies on financial contributions from public and private donors, including governments, foundations, corporations and individuals. Developing effective fundraising strategies has become a core part of the Global Fund’s work. Whether it is convincing high-level officials from the world’s wealthiest nations to continue and increase the level of support they give to the Global Fund, supporting the advocacy efforts of communities affected by the diseases or working with celebrities and other high-profile individuals to raise awareness of the need to continue funding the fight against the three diseases, the Secretariat is responsible for building relationships with donors and producing and executing effective and efficient strategies to keep the money flowing in.
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Page 7 and 8: 5 Message from the Chair and the Vi
Page 9 and 10: 7 Message from the Executive Direct
Page 11 and 12: 9 List of Terms & Abbreviations Use
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Page 17 and 18: 15 JUNE • The Global Fund release
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Page 21: Operations and Results
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RUSSIAN FEDERATION ESTONIA BELARUS
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