Are African countries ready for the Global Fund’s Sixth Replenishment’s push toward greater domestic financing to end HIV, TB and malaria?
aidspan.com - "This year (2019) is a replenishment year for the Global Fund. With every replenishment comes a greater push for more domestic financing. Are the African countries ready?
This time around, the Global Fund Secretariat has set a $14.0 billion target for its next three-year funding cycle (2020–2022). This is $1.8 billion higher than its last replenishment cycle when it raised $12.2 billion. It is expected that overall resources invested in fighting HIV, TB, malaria and health system strengthening will continue to grow, even as total resource needs are expected to peak in 2020, and then begin to decline." (Photo: aidspan)