IDSA/HIVMA Sign-on Letter on Global Fund Replenishment |
Show your support for increasing U.S. commitment to Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
In October, the U.S. will join with other donor countries to pledge commitments to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria for the next three years. As the world’s largest global health financing organization, since 2002 the Global Fund has supported HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria programs that have saved more than 27 million lives.
For its sixth replenishment, the Global Fund is seeking $14 billion in commitments from donors to continue to support programs run by local experts and governments in countries and communities most in need.
As the largest contributor to the Global Fund, increasing the U.S. commitment is vital for meeting the goal and for leveraging stronger commitments from other donors. Show your support for the Global Fund by filling out the fields below to sign onto this letter to urge Congressional leaders to increase the U.S. contribution in fiscal year 2020. Please share this sigh-on widely with colleagues. The deadline to sign on is Monday, February 25th.
For its sixth replenishment, the Global Fund is seeking $14 billion in commitments from donors to continue to support programs run by local experts and governments in countries and communities most in need.
As the largest contributor to the Global Fund, increasing the U.S. commitment is vital for meeting the goal and for leveraging stronger commitments from other donors. Show your support for the Global Fund by filling out the fields below to sign onto this letter to urge Congressional leaders to increase the U.S. contribution in fiscal year 2020. Please share this sigh-on widely with colleagues. The deadline to sign on is Monday, February 25th.