Mini Campaign in Advance of the Global Fund Board Meeting

The focus of this mini-social media campaign is to highlight the importance of the Global Fund and its critical role for getting back on track to end the epidemics of AIDS, TB and Malaria.  The Global Fund will be holding its 40th Board Meeting on November 14 and 15 in Geneva Switzerland, and it is a good time to highlight the need for increased investment. 

As we know the Global Fund is in the final stages of preparing its Investment Case that it expects to release just ahead of February 8th’s Preparatory Meeting – we need to continue to send the message that their ask needs to be ambitious and rooted in the plans to end the diseases and its own 2017-2022 strategy.

You can find below: 

  • New Mini Photo Campaign
  • Sample Social Media Posts
  • Blog Posts to Share
  • Other Social Media Shareables
  • Talking Points

 

*New* Mini Photo Campaign: 

Please print these signs, take a picture with one and share on social media with your message of why it is critical to get back on track to end the epidemics and the important role the Global Fund plays. 

When posting, you can use the following hashtags:  #GetBackonTrack  #EndtheEpidemics @TheGlobalFund @GFAdvocates and if it makes sense to include any of the of the following:  #HIV   #AIDS  #TB  #Malaria  

If you are at the Global Fund Board Meeting in Geneva, Tara will have copies of the signs for people to use. 

 

Sample Social Media Posts:
(Don’t forget to include a picture of you and/or your team with an #EndtheEpidemics sign!)

Twitter:

Add your voice, the time for action is now #EndtheEpidemics of AIDS, TB and Malaria.   gfan.local/campaign/get-back-on-track #fundthefund @GlobalFund  @GFAdvocates  

Communities & Civil Society remind @GlobalFund, donors & implementers heading to Geneva for the GF 40th Board Meeting – to #endtheepidemics the Investment Case for the 6th replenishment must be bold & ambitious: @GFAdvocates GBOT report estimates we need more than a 20% increase  

As donors head to Geneva for the @GlobalFund 40th BM we remind them that the upcoming 6th Replenishment needs an ambitious financial target if we want to get back on track to #endtheepidemics (INSERT HERE YOUR GOVT REPRESENTATIVES AND/OR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Development or Health TWITTER HANDLES)

Facebook:

As donors and implementers head to Geneva for the @GlobalFund 40th Board Meeting we remind the Fund that communities and civil society are asking for the Fund to be bold and ambitious in its Investment Case: @GFAdvocates Get Back on Track report has estimated we need more than a 20% increase and funds between 16.8 and 18 billion for the 6th Replenishment to #endtheepidemics

The work of the @GlobalFund and its partners has been very successful and saved #27million lives.  However, we are not on track to end the epidemics and funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in its Sixth Replenishment needs to increase by more than 20% to ensure a fund of between $16.8 and $18 billion for 2020 to 2022.  Learn more about how to Get Back on Track to  #EndtheEpidemics  https://www.globalfundadvocatesnetwork.org/campaign/get-back-on-track/

To Get Back on Track to #EndtheEpidemics we need increased investments in the @GlobalFund so the world does not risk losing control of all three epidemics. Uncontrolled and worsened epidemics of AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria will cost countless lives, undermine economic and human development, and threaten the health security for all people on the planet.  Learn more about how to Get Back on Track to #EndtheEpidemics:  https://www.globalfundadvocatesnetwork.org/campaign/get-back-on-track/

 

Blog Posts to Share:

 

Other Social Media Shareables You Can Still Use:


 

 

 

 

 

Hashtags:  #27Million, #EndtheEpidemics   @GlobalFund @GFAdvocates

 

Talking Points:

  • The Global Fund is in the final stages of preparing its Investment Case that it expects to release just ahead of February 8th’s Preparatory Meeting, and their ask needs to be ambitious and rooted in the plans to end the diseases and its own 2017-2022 strategy.
  • Work done through the efforts of the Global Fund and its partners has saved 27 million lives; this is proof of the effectiveness of the global commitment to tackle the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.   However, If the world only maintains current levels of investments and programming, internationally agreed targets for 2025 and 2030 will be unattainable.
  • The world risks losing control of all three epidemics. A resurgence will cost countless lives, undermine economic and human development, and threaten the health security for all people on the planet.
  • GFAN’s Get Back on Track Report released earlier this year, calls for a funding increase of more than 20% to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in its Sixth Replenishment to ensure a fund of between $16.8 and $18 billion for 2020 to 2022.