Friends of the Global Fight
Friends of the Global Fight is an advocacy organization that works to strengthen U.S. support for the Global Fund and its mission to end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Through advocacy, education, and stakeholder engagement, Friends highlights the impact of global health investments, engages U.S. policymakers, and raises awareness of the Global Fund’s approach to delivering effective health solutions. Friends also convenes stakeholders across government, the global health community, the private sector, and other sectors to foster collaboration and advance shared efforts to save lives and end these diseases.
What they do
Friends of the Global Fight is an advocacy organization that works to strengthen U.S. support for the Global Fund and its mission to end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Through advocacy, education, and stakeholder engagement, Friends highlights the impact of global health investments, engages U.S. policymakers, and raises awareness of the Global Fund’s approach to delivering effective health solutions. Friends also convenes stakeholders across government, the global health community, the private sector, and other sectors to foster collaboration and advance shared efforts to save lives and end these diseases.
In the field and in development
Partnerships in 5 endemic countries
- Civil society organizations in these countries (H-TRAC) · co-founded the Health Transition Resources and Advocacy Collaborative (H-TRAC) with civil society organizations in these countries, for peer learning in advocacy for domestic resource mobilization, and including malaria-focused and faith-based partners. Connections to malaria-endemic countries are indirect and achieved through financing channels of The Global Fund
- Civil society organizations in these countries (H-TRAC) · co-founded the Health Transition Resources and Advocacy Collaborative (H-TRAC) with civil society organizations in these countries, for peer learning in advocacy for domestic resource mobilization, and including malaria-focused and faith-based partners. Connections to malaria-endemic countries are indirect and achieved through financing channels of The Global Fund
- Civil society organizations in these countries (H-TRAC) · co-founded the Health Transition Resources and Advocacy Collaborative (H-TRAC) with civil society organizations in these countries, for peer learning in advocacy for domestic resource mobilization, and including malaria-focused and faith-based partners. Connections to malaria-endemic countries are indirect and achieved through financing channels of The Global Fund
- Civil society organizations in these countries (H-TRAC) · co-founded the Health Transition Resources and Advocacy Collaborative (H-TRAC) with civil society organizations in these countries, for peer learning in advocacy for domestic resource mobilization, and including malaria-focused and faith-based partners. Connections to malaria-endemic countries are indirect and achieved through financing channels of The Global Fund
- Civil society organizations in these countries (H-TRAC) · co-founded the Health Transition Resources and Advocacy Collaborative (H-TRAC) with civil society organizations in these countries, for peer learning in advocacy for domestic resource mobilization, and including malaria-focused and faith-based partners. Connections to malaria-endemic countries are indirect and achieved through financing channels of The Global Fund
Who they work with in the United States
- The Global FundGeneva, Switzerland
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- George W. Bush InstituteTX
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- Kyle House GroupDC
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- Faith-Based Coalition for the Global FundDC
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Where this comes from
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