2017-2019 allocations
Global Fund Board approves $36 million for Middle East Response
As part of a larger package of approvals in December, the Global Fund Board approved a $36.4 grant known as the Middle East Response. This is the second time the several-country arrangement has been funded as such, but now includes an expanded remit.
Global Fund Board approves $229 million in funding for country grants
On 21 December 2018, the Global Fund Board approved 16 country grants worth $229.4 million. It also approved three multi-country grants valued at $24.0 million. The Board was acting on the recommendations of the Technical Review Panel (TRP) and the Grant Approvals Committee (GAC).
Global Fund Board approves an additional $234 million in country grants
On 28 May 2018, the Global Fund Board approved 13 country grants worth $234.2 million. This includes $7.4 million in matching funds. The Board also approved $6.2 million in matching funds requests for grants from two countries for which regular funding had already been approved.
Global Fund Board approves funding for two country grants, a multi-country grant and 10 matching funds requests
Global Fund Board approves another $102.9 million in funding
Global Fund Board approves fifth batch of country grants from 2017-2019 allocations, in the amount of $1.22 billion
On 12 January 2018, the Global Fund Board approved 33 country grants worth $1.22 billion. This was the fifth batch of approvals from the 2017–2019 allocations, and brings the cumulative amount awarded to date to $8.86 billion.
Another $1.38 billion in grants from 2017–2019 allocations approved by Global Fund Board
On 13 December 2017, the Global Fund Board approved grants worth $1.38 billion from the 2017-2019 allocations. This was the fourth batch of approvals from the 2017–2019 allocations, and brings the cumulative amount awarded to date to $7.64 billion.
Board approves third batch of Global Fund grants valued at $2.83 billion
On 1 December 2017, the Global Fund Board approved grants worth $2.83 billion from the 2017-2019 allocations. This is the largest amount approved in a single batch since the start of the new funding model.
