Civil society indeed is one of the supporters of the Global Fund and are part of the process of the establishment. The involvment of civil society in the implementation of the GF is undeniably strong, and one cannot empahsize it enough. However there is a gap in the particpation of civil society at country...

From Bangladesh experience, I can say that - it is not easy to work with civil society or to engage them for the further improvement of the program. Normally civil society is a completely different group of people from others. These people are influential in their society, they want to lead the community...

Dear All, Further to my email, here are key intervention methods to improve GF program implementation. - Sincere involvement of people living with HIV in program implementation particulary during planning by NGOs entrusted with the funds at community levels to ensure they feel ownership. They are misused...

Dear members of the forum, Thank you for your contributions to this week's question so far. It's great to see the exhange of ideas this topic is generating, and how your ideas are feeding into the responses of other members. Below are a couple of summaries from posts made in the Spanish forum...

One way of improving would be: Better coordination of GF activities , i.e. accepting e.g. quality aspects from GMP approved companies and not again initiate "neutral" quality controls of each batch to be send to any destination. GMP certificates from authorities such as WHO, EU, Swissmedic...