Learning Hub
EECA Regional Learning Hub
Timely access to information, technical support, peer learning, and exchange for communities and civil society engaging in Global Fund and related national processes across Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
- 2024-2026 CE SI phase
- Civil society and communities
What the Learning Hub does
A regional entry point for information, technical support, peer learning, and exchange
The primary objective of the Regional Learning Hubs is facilitating timely access to information, technical support, and relevant peer learning and exchange among communities and civil society.
This support strengthens the leadership and engagement of communities most affected by HIV, TB, and malaria in Global Fund and related national processes throughout the grant cycle.
Contact
Questions about the Learning Hub or CE Technical Assistance Program?
Write to the EECA Regional Learning Hub team for questions about the hub’s work, CE TA opportunities, or support with shaping a request before submission.
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Main Pathways
Choose a clear next step: request support, find materials, review events, or check published opportunities.
Technical Assistance
CE TA Program, TA examples, providers, and other support opportunities.
Resource Center
Global Fund documents, grant-cycle materials, publications, instruments, and newsletters.
Events
Webinars, sessions, and public events connected to community engagement.
Funding Opportunities
Published funding and support opportunities for communities and civil society.
Regional Learning Hubs
Regional Learning Hubs were established by the Global Fund in six regions of the world in 2014. Currently, they are operating within the 3-year phase (2024-2026) of the Community Engagement Strategic Initiative.
The primary objective of the Regional Learning Hubs is facilitating timely access to information, technical support, and relevant peer learning and exchange among communities and civil society to strengthen the leadership and engagement of communities most affected by HIV, TB, and malaria in Global Fund and related national processes throughout the grant cycle.
Scope of work and target audience
- Learning Hub activities cover Eastern Europe and Central Asia countries with active Global Fund HIV and/or TB grants.
- The Learning Hub is targeted at working with civil society organizations and communities affected by HIV and TB from such EECA countries.
- The EECA Learning Hub team offers support in strengthening the meaningful engagement of civil society and community representatives in the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of Global Fund-funded programs in EECA.
Ensuring access to support available within the Global Fund CE Technical Assistance Program
One of the aims of the Regional Learning Hub is to raise awareness among civil society and communities about technical assistance opportunities available under the Global Fund CE TA Program, and to assist interested parties in the development of quality TA requests for CE Technical Assistance.
If you have any questions about completing the application form, or if you need advice on the possible content and/or quality of the request, please contact the Regional Learning Hub. Starting from 2021, the Global Fund requires applicants to contact the Regional Learning Hub in their region for assistance in shaping the request prior to submission to the Global Fund.
Note: the EECA Learning Hub team cannot influence whether the request will be approved by the Global Fund Secretariat or which technical assistance provider will be assigned to the request.
Contact EECA Regional Learning Hub
Please address any questions regarding the work of the EECA Regional Learning Hub or about the Global Fund CE Technical Assistance Program at eecaplatform@harmreductioneurasia.org.
Follow us on the Learning Hub Facebook Page and join the EECA Regional Learning Hub Facebook group.
Timely access
Communities and civil society can find current Global Fund information and regional Learning Hub updates in one clear place.
Peer learning and exchange
Webinars, newsletters, country examples, and case studies support practical exchange among communities affected by HIV and TB.
Meaningful engagement
The hub supports stronger community engagement in development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of Global Fund-funded programs.
