Harm Reduction International Joint Briefing on Global Fund Catalytic Investments for Harm Reduction
These will have significant implications for harm reduction in LMICs and as such, the ability of the Global Fund to step up the fight and get back on track to end AIDS by 2030.
This briefing, developed in collaboration with the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, compiles evidence of the crucial nature of catalytic investment funds for harm reduction. In the briefing, we urge the Global Fund Board to safeguard catalytic investment funds—including multi-country grants, matching funds and strategic initiatives—regardless of the replenishment outcome, in order to sustain life-saving services for people who inject drugs and to incentivise domestic investment in harm reduction.
Briefing on Global Fund Catalytic Investments for Harm Reduction.
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