GFANtastic Reports Roundup

Please find below a list of reports and other resources that came out in 2019.  If you see any reports missing please do let us know and we will update the list.

Please send any suggestions to Tara – Tara (at) icssupport.org. 

All of the resources listed below and those from previous years can also be found in our Resources section.

A-F

• Addressing the structural drivers of HIV: A STRIVE synthesis
• Are monitoring and evaluation systems adequate to report the programmatic coverage of HIV services among key populations in countries?
• Beyond Fighting Disease: Effects of Aid from the Global Fund on Governance and Development
• Billions to Trillions – A Reality Check
• Blended Finance in the Poorest Countries: The need for a better approach
• D’une charge élevée à un fort impact: une riposte ciblée contre le paludisme
• Delivering Quality-assured Medical Products for All 2019–2023
• Financing Global Health 2018: Countries and Programs in Transition
• 42nd Global Fund Board Meeting Report

G-J

• Getting local: focusing on communities to achieve greater impact in the next phase of the HIV response
• GFAN GLOBAL STRATEGY MEETING 5–7 MARCH 2019 AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
• GFAN Guide to Global Fund Board Meetings
• Global AIDS update 2019 — Communities at the centre
• Global Health Spending and Development Assistance for Health
• GLOBAL PUBLIC INVESTMENT: Five paradigm shifts for a new era of aid
• Global Summary of Findings of an Assessment of HIV Services Packages for Key Populations in Six Regions
• Health Systems Performance in Managing Tuberculosis: Analysis of tuberculosis care cascades among high-burden and non-high burden countries
• High burden to high impact: a targeted malaria response

L-Q

• Lessons Learned: Implementation of the Young Key Populations Programmes in the Global Fund Grant
• MAKING THE SWITCH: Saving More Lives with Optimal Treatment for Drug-Resistant TB
• Policy Update: Lateral flow urine lipoarabinomannan assay (LF-LAM) for the diagnosis of active tuberculosis in people living with HIV
• Power to the People
• Public Spending on Health: A Closer Look at Global Trends

R-T

• Resurgence: Could AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria make comebacks?
• Sustainable Health Financing Advocacy
• Tackling the Triple Transition in Global Health Procurement
• The Challenges of Global Fund Transition in Albania: HIV Prevention Services for Key Populations on the Brink of Collapse
• The Challenges of Transition From Donor-Funded Programs
• The economics of malaria control in an age of declining aid
• The Future of the Global Fund’s Allocation Methodology 2020 – 2022
• The LAM Test: Ensuring Scaled-Up, Expanded TB LAM Testing for People Living With Advanced HIV for Country Programs
• The LAM Test: Ensuring Scaled-Up, Expanded TB LAM Testing for People Living With Advanced HIV for Donors
• The Paradigm Shift: Global Plan to End TB
• The Problem with Patents
• Towards Transformative Integration of the HIV and AIDS Response into Universal Health Coverage: Building on the Strength and Successes of the HIV and AIDS Response
• Tuberculosis and Universal Health Coverage
• Tuberculosis Research Funding Trends, 2005–2018

U-Z

• Why catalytic investments funding is crucial to preventing HIV among people who use drugs
• Women and harm reduction
• World Malaria Report 2019