Reports

After 10 years of working together, Takeda is the Global Fund’s longest-running corporate partner and serves as a strong example of how the private sector can make significant contributions to the fight against HIV, tuberculosis and…

Kenya is one of the largest implementers of grants supported by the Global Fund partnership. The country has halted and has begun to reverse the HIV epidemic – a disease that seemed unstoppable just 15 years ago.…

NAIROBI – The Global Fund and health partners in Kenya today signed six grant agreements to strengthen the response to HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. The grants aim to reach 1.3 million people with antiretroviral therapy by…

Funding strengthens resolve to provide affordable health care Cabinet Secretary, The National Treasury Today, Kenya enters into an agreement with the Global Fund to fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria (GFATM) for a funding support of USD332 million…

To reach more than three million people who are affected by tuberculosis but not diagnosed or treated, the world needs community champions like Timpiyian Leseni, from the Maasai community in Kenya. She is a survivor of…

31 March 2014 NAIROBI, Kenya – The Global Fund, the Government of Kenya, and the African Medical and Research Foundation today signed a grant agreement worth US$80 million that will support Kenya’s continuing fight against malaria. By maintaining…

NAIROBI, Kenya – In a joint visit to Kenya, the leaders of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria signalled strong partnership to defeat infectious…

Spraying the inside of homes against malaria is an important part of ‘vector control’, meaning controlling the means by which mosquitoes spread malaria from one person to the next. Along with use of mosquito nets,…