Leaflet: the Global Fund
A small informational booklet on what the Global Fund is
GF, Global Fund, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria – these words are familiar to everybody.
But do we really know what the Global Fund is, how it works and why we need it?
Here is a scheme that illustrates the geography of the Global Fund’s presence and a cycle of 5 main points of the Global Fund’s workflow:
Press on the image below to look through and download the full informational leaflet in pdf, that will provide you with more responses to some of your questions.
More information on the Global Fund is available on their website.
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