In the back of an iconic London black cab, wrapped in a fabric pattern woven with Sibu’s story of resilience and hope to #DefeatAIDS, British High Commissioner to South Africa Antony Phillipson joins Sibu for a Common Threads Conversation. Together they reflect on their shared commitment and perseverance to #StopAtNothing to end AIDS, TB and malaria. The #UnitedKingdom joins #SouthAfrica to co-host the The Global Fund Eighth Replenishment later this year. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Antony Phillipson
The Global Fund
Gemeinnützige Organisationen
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A worldwide partnership to defeat HIV, TB and malaria and ensure a healthier, safer, fairer future for all.
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The Global Fund is a worldwide movement to defeat HIV, TB and malaria and ensure a healthier, safer, more equitable future for all. The Global Fund raises and invests US$5 billion a year to fight the deadliest infectious diseases, challenge the injustice which fuels them and strengthen health systems in more than 100 of the hardest hit countries.
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Beschäftigte von The Global Fund
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Susanna Lavialle (she/her)
Change Management | Talent Management | Learning | Communication | Driving Transformation, Improvement & Behavioural Change in the Humanitarian sector
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Jaime Briz de Felipe
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Quentin de Hemptinne
Global Health Diplomacy I Impact Investing I Public-Private Partnership I Humanitarian & Development I MBA I Coach
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Richard Newell
Asia / Impact / Sustainability
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The Global Fund hat dies direkt geteilt
Our new report is out and serves as a warning to global leaders that unless The Global Fund meets its 8th Replenishment target, the world risks the biggest malaria resurgence on record - costing lives, holding back African economies, and disrupting global trade. If underfunding is severe, this could result in 990,000 more lives lost and $83 billion in lost GDP for Africa by 2030. But if we stay on track to meet 2030 targets, we save 1.86 million lives and boost GDP by $231 billion. The findings are clear: funding malaria is not just a health investment, it fuels growth, protects trade, and secures a stronger, safer and more prosperous world for all. Learn more 👉 economy.zeromalaria.org #MalariaEconomy #ZeroMalaria #StopAtNothing
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“Our Global Fund is fighting for a future without tuberculosis.” “It’s the world’s biggest [infectious disease] killer. And yet, it’s a disease that can be treated.” “Beyond the numbers are human lives. Behind every number there is human.” Communities and civil society advocates are powerful partners in the fight to #DefeatTB – driving accountability, breaking down stigma and discrimination, and saving lives. Working together, with communities at the center, is how we #StopAtNothing to build a future free of TB. Subrat Mohanty | daniel marguari | Leigh Raithby | Alexandra Runswick | Kinz ul Eman | Ani Herna Sari | Madison Featherstone | Fitsum Alemayehu | Maelle Ba | Jisun Yoon | Stop TB Partnership | Spiritia Foundation | Results Canada | Results UK | DOPASI Foundation | ACTION Global Health Advocacy Partnership | WACI Health | Speak Up Africa | Global Fund Advocates Network | Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific
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The Global Fund hat dies direkt geteilt
🎧 Out now! The first episode of The Threshold, a new podcast from Foreign Policy features a conversation between Rosemary Mburu and Mark Suzman, CEO of the Gates Foundation, moderated by Henry Bonsu. 🔗 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eaXazDje (Also on Spotify, Amazon, or Apple Podcasts) Together, they reflect on the lifesaving impact of The Global Fund, the promising pipeline of health innovations, and the urgent need to ensure these tools reach the communities who need them most. Equitably, sustainably, and at scale. As Rosemary reminds us, “The $18 billion is not just a target — it’s a lifeline for communities.” #OneWorldOneFight #UNGA80 #8thReplenishment #StopAtNothing
CEO of the Gates Foundation. Working to ensure everyone can live a healthy life & reach their full potential. Father, husband, optimist.
At #UNGA80, I joined Rosemary Mburu, Executive Director of WACI Health, for the inaugural episode of The Threshold — a new Foreign Policy podcast on how we can end infectious diseases in today’s world, hosted by Henry Bonsu of Times Radio. In our discussion, I shared why the Gates Foundation recently committed $912 million to The Global Fund. With more than 20 years of saving lives, strengthening health systems, and working alongside countries toward long-term self-reliance, the Global Fund is one of the most successful lifesaving initiatives of the 21st century. With millions of lives on the line, we can’t stop at almost. We must double down on supporting proven partnerships like this. Few investments have such a profound human impact. I’m grateful to Rosemary and Henry for such a thoughtful and inspiring conversation. Listen to the first episode on Apple, Spotify or Amazon, out today: https://lnkd.in/eA8g9VTz.
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The Global Fund hat dies direkt geteilt
During UNGA week in NYC, (RED)’s Chief Strategy & Impact Officer Luisa Engel sat down with Global Health Advocate and Social Change Engineer Sibulele Sibaca to discuss the latest in the AIDS fight. Sibu shares how her organization, Impact Drivers SA, is helping educate girls and young women on sexual reproductive health and rights and how (RED)’s pledge for the upcoming The Global Fund Replenishment will help support programs like hers.
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As we approach The Global Fund Eighth Replenishment in #SouthAfrica this November, government, business, philanthropy, civil society and community partners are joining together in London, #UnitedKingdom to discuss how rising to today's global health challenges calls for a shift beyond business as usual. Through greater alignment, country-led solutions, sustainable financing and bold leadership from the private sector and philanthropy, we can protect past gains, advance innovation and build equity and resilience in global health. Working together, we’ll #StopAtNothing to defeat AIDS, TB, and malaria and build stronger health systems to save lives. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Department of International Relations and Cooperation | GSK | ViiV Healthcare | Gates Foundation | Goodbye Malaria | Results UK | Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
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Exciting news! GSK and ViiV Healthcare have pledged £6 million to the Global Fund Eighth Replenishment, helping strengthen community-led responses to HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. This commitment will be matched by the Gates Foundation, bringing the total investment in The Global Fund to £12 million. An incredible partnership to #StopAtNothing and accelerate progress toward ending these diseases and building a #HealthierFuture. https://lnkd.in/entpgA83
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“My journey is woven into the pattern on this fabric. Every shape, every pill blooming into flowers symbolizing loss growing into purpose, perseverance and promise.” As a child, Sibulele Sibaca laid out her father’s pills every day. She didn’t know that he was dying of AIDS – only that his medicine mattered. A ritual of love, responsibility and resilience. Today, HIV can be prevented, treated – and with sustained commitment – defeated. Together, we must #StopAtNothing to finish this fight.
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Why support The Global Fund? ✅ Because it works. ✅ Because together, the Global Fund partnership has made unstoppable progress against the deadliest infectious diseases. Because it strengthens health systems. ✅ Because where you live shouldn’t determine whether you live. ✅ Because the Global Fund partnership has saved 70 million lives. Together, we must #StopAtNothing to end AIDS, TB and malaria.
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“This pattern holds my fear, my fight and my voice. The aguayo – the fabric of my culture – weaves it all together. From silence to strength, we cannot stop now.” Ivan Molina Aranibar’s pattern reflects his journey. The flowers honor his community and the fabric ties together his culture, his fight and his Bolivia. Through The Global Fund partnership, millions like Ivan have access to lifesaving treatment and are thriving. We must #StopAtNothing to defeat AIDS. https://lnkd.in/ehMp6Gbk
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