Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Global Fund Grants To SOTA Countries NO YR1 ALL Yrs TIER 113 $91 mil $461mil TIER 22 (5) $70 mil $443 mil _________________________________________________________________________.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Global Fund Grants To SOTA Countries NO YR1 ALL Yrs TIER 113 $91 mil $461mil TIER 22 (5) $70 mil $443 mil _________________________________________________________________________."— Presentation transcript:

1 Global Fund Grants To SOTA Countries NO YR1 ALL Yrs TIER 113 $91 mil $461mil TIER 22 (5) $70 mil $443 mil _________________________________________________________________________ TOTAL15 $161 mil $904 mil

2 THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA -To attract, manage and disburse additional resources to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria Purpose -To attract, manage and disburse additional resources to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria – Through an independent public- private partnership How – Through an independent public- private partnership – Countries in need To Who – Countries in need – To reduce the infections and thereby mitigate the impact caused by the diseases Why – To reduce the infections and thereby mitigate the impact caused by the diseases

3 THE GLOBAL FUND Critical Principles of the Fund:  Provide additional, complementary resources at global level  Focus on partnerships at global and country levels  Needs-driven approach  Emphasis on performance, results and impact  Focus on Quality Proposals  Financing mechanism, not implementor

4 THE GLOBAL FUND Approximately $2 billion pledged USG contribution $200 million FY 2001 $300 million FY 2002 Up to $800 million expected for CY 2002 First Grants awarded to 40 programs in 31 countries - $378 over two years Dr. Richard Feachem selected as Executive Director Approved agreement with World Bank to serve as global Trustee

5 THE GLOBAL FUND Country Coordination Mechanism (CCM) Informal grouping at country level that includes: broad representation of government agencies, NGOs, CBOs, private sector institutions, and bilateral and multilateral agencies. CCM will develop, submit, implement and monitor proposals to the Global Fund.

6 THE GLOBAL FUND NEXT RFA - Scheduled for first week July Due - Mid September Reviewed - Mid October Criteria 1. Soundness of approach - proven scientific and medical effectiveness 2. Feasibility with respect to proposed implementation plan and management 3. Potential for sustainability 4. Evaluation and Analysis

7 THE GLOBAL FUND Future Issues and Challenges Develop implementation strategy at country level financial accountability program implementation capacity program accountability Establish procedures to assess strength & viability of CCM

8 THE GLOBAL FUND Future Issues and Challenges Maintain & strengthen technical review process with a focus on quality Develop partner guidelines Further define and communicate role and value added of Global Fund Monitoring and Evaluation

9 THE GLOBAL FUND Future Issues for USAID  Define appropriate role and developing guidelines for USAID support to CCMs  Develop guidelines for USAID CA’s support to CCMs  Define how best to partner with Global Fund at all levels to assure complimentarily of efforts  Assure Global Funds resources will be additional and not displace existing or planned funds  Positive and Negative Halo Impact


Download ppt "Global Fund Grants To SOTA Countries NO YR1 ALL Yrs TIER 113 $91 mil $461mil TIER 22 (5) $70 mil $443 mil _________________________________________________________________________."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google