2022 GFAN Calls - Recordings & Resources
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November 30: Global Fund Board Meeting Debrief & TB New Regimen Advocacy Guide Brief
November 30: Global Fund Board Meeting Debrief & TB New Regimen Advocacy Guide Brief
October 12: Brief on International Health Regulations
September 29: First Pledging Debrief
Our Powerpoint; the GFS Powerpoint.
September 15: GFS Update and Results Report discussions
September 6: GFAN AP video launch, UK Advocates plans and Pandemic Preparedness Update
September 29: First Pledging Debrief
Our Powerpoint; the GFS Powerpoint.
September 15: GFS Update and Results Report discussions
September 6: GFAN AP video launch, UK Advocates plans and Pandemic Preparedness Update
August 24: Global Fund Secretariat Update on the Replenishment Campaign and the Pledging Conference
- Live Content Toolkit in Eng and Fr – relevant and up to date content which can be posted anytime
- New hero film: Voices of the Fight For What Counts
- The #FightForWhatCounts Petition: add your name here.
July 27: AIDS22 & GFAN Resources for the last mile
July 14: Civil Society and Community Webinar on the PPPR FIF
Co-organized by GFAN, Frontline AIDS, Friends of the Global Fight, AVAC, the Joep Lange Institute, Equal and STOPAIDS. We talked about the upcoming changes in the Pandemic preparedness infrastructure, and the need for the new fund to be more inclusive in its governance and avoid repeating the mistakes of past investments in Global Health.
The powerpoint from Cecilia Mundaca Shah, UNF, can be found here.
July 13: GFAN Call - Replenishment Update and Mental Health Brief
We hear from the Global Fund Secretariat about the progress of the 7th Replenishment, and from United for Global Mental Health about our latest brief on mental health and the Global Fund.
You can download the slideshow for the Global Fund presentation here.
June 29: GFAN Call - IAS 2022 plans
Hear about our plans for the 2022 International AIDS Conference in Montréal, and from Canadian advocates on their engagement to the lead up to the conference, and from the Global Fund Secretariat on opportunities for advocacy during and around the event.
Find more details on the GFAN plans for the conference here.
June 8: GFAN Call - GFS Update
Dianne Stewart from the Global Fund Secretariat gives an update on the state of the replenishment campaign.
Find the powerpoint here.
May 25: GFAN Call - Board Meetings Debriefs
Global Fund Board Members Robin Montgomery and Andriy Klepikov and Stop TB Board Members Carol Nawina, Austin Obiefuna, Delinia Garcia and Peter Ngola talk about the key moments and decisions of the Board meetings that took place this month.
May 4: GFAN Call - IAS22, GFAN Open Letters
We hear from Robyn Waite (Results Canada) on opportunities for engagement at IAS 22, and the GFAN team on two open letters: one for German Chancellor Scholz on arguing for an ambitious pledge, and one for the hosts of the COVID-19 Summit on ensuring that the Global Fund Replenishment is integrated in the ongoing pandemic preparedness and response discussions.
April 26 - GFAN Call notes
Due to a technical problem, we were not able to record the call; please find the call notes below:
Context:
During the next Board Meeting, the board be presented with a decision point regarding how catalytic funding will be allocated in the next implementation cycle (2024-2026). Catalytic Funding, alongside country allocations, is a critical component of the implementation of the new 2023-2028 Strategy. Many community-led, human right and gender transformative interventions that are championed by civil society and communities would fall under the priorities given to catalytic investment – it therefore is capital that advocates follow this discussion and its outcome closely. The plans that will be presented to the board are being discussed in the Strategic Committee, chaired by Carolyn Gomes, Board Member of the Developing NGO Delegation. This GFAN call was organized to give the Communities Delegation, Developing Countries NGO and Developed Countries NGO Delegations a chance to update their constituencies on the state of the discussions, and receive input and feedback.
Carolyn Gomes (Developing Countries NGO BM), Robin Montgomery (Developed Countries NGO BM) and Daniel Townsend (Developed Countries NGO CFP) joined the GFAN Secretariat team on the call.
The discussion:
- The Strategic Committee makes recommendation on a range of priorities for Catalytic Funding that will guide the Secretariat in the allocation of funding. These priorities have to be approved by the Board before the end of the replenishment process (an therefore before how much money will be available is known), so they are budgeted according to funding scenarios.
- Under the methodology that will be proposed to the Board, the more funding is made available overall through the replenishment, the large the share that will go to catalytic investment.
- The priorities recommended by the Strategic Committee are informed by the Technical Evaluation Reference Group (TERG), and the Technical review Panel (TRP).
- The Strategy Committee discussion have been contentious regarding how much funding should be made available for catalytic funding, how that funding should be split between the various priorities, and how much flexibility the Secretariat should have in the allocation of funds.
- Catalytic funding had been presented in the past as one avenue to address the relatively lower Global Fund investment going to the fight against TB. Though figures cannot be shared yet, this concern is reflected in the proposed allocation.
- A new, innovative inclusion in Catalytic Funding of a NextGen Market Shaping to promote equitable access to health supplies by transforming supply chains.
- At the national level, board member shared that it is crucial that national advocates work to identify suitable opportunities for catalytic funding, that make best use of the available funds and guarantee impact.
April 6: GFAN Call - Presidential Budget Announcement Debrief, G7/G20 Updates and World Malaria Day Plans
We hear from Mark Lagon (Friends US) on the President Budget Request, Rachel Ong (GFAN AP) on the C20 process, Peter Weissner and Robin Montgomery on C7 process, and Millie Heslam (RBM Partnership) on their World Malaria Day Plans.
March 23: GFAN Call - One Health, Global Week of Action Debrief, Presidential Budget Announcement
We heard from Rachel Ong (GFAN AP) about the Global Week of Action, Chris Collins (Friends of the Global Fight) about the Presidential budget, Ellie Parravani (Brooke Institute) about One Health. The GFAN Team presented our resources for World TB Day.
March 9: GFAN Call - World TB Day Updates and Plans from Technical Partners
On this heard from Lucica Ditiu and Kadira Malkoc from Stop TB, Peter Ng'Ola and Subrat Mohanty from the Stop TB board, Blessi Kumar from GCTA and Lynette Mabote from TAG, who all presented updates and plans ahead of World TB Day. We also heard from Rachel Ong with GFAN Asia Pacific on the progress of the Global Week of Action.
February 25: GFAN Call - Technical Briefing on the Investment Case
Briefing by the Global Fund Secretariat on the Preparatory Meeting and the Investment Case followed by a Q&A
February 9: GFAN Call
Release of GFAN Speakers video, update on Civil Society Engagement at the Preparatory meeting and Global Week of Action, release of Friends US new documentary.
Key links: GFAN Videos & Friends US documentary
January 26: GFAN Call
Update by Friends US, Plans for Preparatory Meeting Engagement.
GFAN hosts regular conference calls with advocates from around the world. The calls are used for information sharing and joint strategizing on the Global Fund.
Below you will find recordings and additional documents from past calls.
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Notes, recordings and slides from calls regarding the ACT Accelerator can be found here: http://covid19advocacy.org/calls-details-and-notes/
