Key decisions of the 36th Global Fund Board Meeting
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The 36th Global Fund Board Meeting took place in Switzerland on 16-17 November.
The Board discussed a set of important questions and made several crucial decisions:
- The results of the successful launch of the Global Fund Fifth Replenishment (2017-2019), that took place in Canada earlier this year, were presented and the importance of continuing to actively engage to mobilize increased resources throughout the Replenishment cycle was highlighted; a decision was made to create an action plan for this work.
- The Board approved the Amended and Restated Comprehensive Funding Policy.
- The sources and plans on allocating the resources in the new funding cycle were discussed. Several decisions were made: the Board approved USD 11.1 billion for the 2017 – 2019 allocation period – USD 10.3 billion for country allocations and 0.8 billion USD for catalytic investments.
- Within the above-mentioned 0.8 billion USD, the Board provided the Secretariat with flexibility to distribute the money, regularly updating the Steering Committee and the Board on the process.
- The process for hiring a new Executive Director for the Global Fund was adopted, including approval of the TOR and the candidate selection procedure by means of voting.
- A corporate working plan and a 300.0 million USD budget for operational costs for the Global Fund and the OIG were adopted.
- The Key performance indicators were discussed. With the aim of supporting the Global Fund and its partners in the implementation of the 2017-2022 Strategy and achieving the maximum possible effectiveness, the Board made a decision to continue the work on analysing the proposed Strategic Key Performance Indicator Framework taking into account country data and creating a specific Advisory Group that would take charge of this process.
- The decision about the date and place of the next Board Meeting was made: it will take place in Kigali, Rwanda, on 03-04 May 2017.
The full text of the report is available in English. All supporting documents will gradually be available on the Global Fund website.
The Regional Platform-EECA is planning a webinar on the results and outcomes of the Board decisions for the region. Follow our updated on the website and the Facebook page and do not miss it.
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