PartnersGF - 2004-11-19 Moderators' note: The decision on opening Round 5 of grants by the Fund appears to be a questionable compromise: Go ahead (satisfying those arguing for growth and momentum of the GF), but delay (satisfying the desire of the US administration to put the breaks on the process...

PartnersGF - 2004-11-18 From Nairobi to New York, media spotlight is on Arusha East African Standard/New York Times ************************************ [Moderators’ note: Worlds apart, this is how differently two journalists (one from the East African Standard (Nairobi) and the other from the New York...

PartnersGF - 2004-11-18 Civil Society Involvement at Stake in Arusha ******************************************** HDN Alert: 18 November 2004 Decisions taken in Arusha, Tanzania this week at the 9th board meeting of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) could fundamentally shift...

PartnersGF - 2004-11-17 Global Fund Secretariat Press Release 17 November 2004 **************** Board to Hear Four African Presidents on Need for Funding to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria Decision on Timing for New Round of Grants Arusha, Tanzania – The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria...

PartnersGF - 2004-11-17 Angry AIDS Activists Demonstrate at Meeting of Global Fund, Heads of State, to Demand Immediate Launch of New Funding Round MEDIA RELEASE November 16, 2004 From: Dandora Community AIDS Support Organization (DACASA) Kenya Treatment Access Movement (KETAM) Kenya Organisation of...

Feb 25, 2006 Message from Nicholas T. Kingazi, Tanzania The role of the Fund should continue to be that of fighting AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. However, there is a need of making the Fund look more meaningful on the same objectives by extending its role to the problems facing the victims of the diseases...

dr joseph stephen mambo - Apr 12, 2006 hallow, First of all may I congratulate both of you for your excellent ideas in enhancing GF in health system strengthening worldwide. My suggestion is, for the GF to prosper, it should give the Ministries of Health ( preferentially Tanzania) full responsibility...

dr joseph stephen mambo - Mar 30, 2006 Ahsante sana moderator wetu sisi hatujambo. (Thanks moderator, we are fine.) On my side as I said earlier, I would suggest the system of cooperating much closer with the NGOS in most of sub-Saharan countries. In Tanzania there are more than 2 million cases of HIV...