As the Global Fund re-envisions its process, civil society can help ensure that marginalized and criminalized communities voices are heard, and human rights remain a priority.
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The Open Society Foundations work to ensure that global funding for health is raised, allocated, and used in ways that meet the health needs of marginalized persons. In particular, global funding should be used to strengthen civil society engagement in developing health policies that promote and respect human rights and lead to greater accountability and transparency.
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New and Improved? Examining the Global Fund’s New Funding Model
May 24, 2013As the Global Fund re-envisions its process, civil society can help ensure that marginalized and criminalized communities voices are heard, and human rights remain a priority.
Continuing the Promise of the Global Fund
December 4, 2012As the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria undergoes changes, it must preserve its legacy as an indispensable resource for the most marginalized individuals the world over.
We Could End AIDS, But Will We?
December 1, 2011 6At this moment in time, we are poised to drastically curb HIV. However, recent cuts in funding and a lack of political commitment threaten our progress. We need to demand more from donor governments, or else we will continue to see millions of people die.
