Didi Asima and Esteemed Members of this e-Forum, Asima reminds of my three brief years in a rural primary school of about 800 students that was 90% Hindu, 8% Muslim and 2% of other ethnicity. I had to learn as early as age 8+ that my friends had to take eggs to school in a biscuit tin to the teachers...

I agree with the importance of the private sector in the fight against the three diseases. Not only the public sector or the civil society is sufficient to effectively and efficiently implement the GF programs at country level. The engagement of different actors for the multi-sectoral response requires...

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...