Investing €800 million in the Global Fund doesn't just prevent and treat deadly diseases - it secures the future for up to 1.2 million people facing AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. That's more than the entire population of Brussels. This is the impact of European action.
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On November 21, donors fell short of the Global Fund’s USD 18 billion target - a disappointing outcome at a time when increased support for HIV, TB and malaria is urgently needed. Now, 330 organisations worldwide are urging the European Commission to confirm a €800 million pledge ahead of the February 2026 Board Meeting. This would help ensure timely funding for country programmes and unlock €400 million in US matching funds. The Nov. 21 outcome fell short, but a stronger result is still possible - and the European Commission and EU Member States can play a key role, in line with Europe’s leadership in global health.
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This open call for proposals invites community-based partners, medical institutions and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to implement effective evidence-based approaches and interventions to reach new children and adolescents living with HIV (0-14) through testing and linking to anti-retroviral treatment and care in Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Nigeria.
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Last Friday, the Global Fund held its Eighth Replenishment Summit, bringing together governments, civil society, the private sector, and communities at a crucial moment for the HIV response. Here, we share our take on the Replenishment Summit.
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When you are engaged in improving the lives of children living with of affected by HIV, this e-news is for you. It offers latest research, best practices and tools, and grant opportunities to enhance your work.
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