Resources for funding request from Global Fund

Published on February 17, 2023

The Global Fund was successfully renewed last year and is now calling for funding applications for its 2023-2025 Strategy: Fighting Pandemics and Building a Healthier and More Equitable World. Putting people and communities at the center of its agenda, the Global Fund aims to build resilient partnerships to improve global health equity and End TB. We have compiled some important resources below to help countries with their funding application.

New article from TBPPM and Global Fund

Read Our Latest Article on Private Sector Engagment for Ending TB
The TBPPM Learning Network team members collaborated with representatives from the Global Fund to discuss the value of engaging the private sector in the implementation and delivery of TB Care. This opinion piece dives deeper into strategies for scaling up the public-private mix and calls for a more comprehensive health network to End TB.

Latest resources to Apply for Funding

Submission Deadlines

Countries can work to amend/ extend/ formulate grant proposals and apply for these funds. The application process is done at the country level with several in-country partners collaborating in the Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM). The expected submission window deadlines and subsequent Technical Review Panel meetings are listed on the left.

More information

WHO and USAID Guide to develop a National Action Plan on PPM

This planning document is designed to facilitate the integration of strong PPM components into national TB strategic plans that are supposed to be the basis for Global Fund proposals and national budgeting processes and will help drive a more comprehensive approach to provider engagement in TB care and prevention.

Access the Guide Here

Technical Brief - Private Sector engagement in service delivery

This technical brief provides guidance for 2023-2025 Allocation Period in improving the effectiveness of countries' engagement with the private sector and non-state actors with respect to service delivery. Private sector engagement will be key to maximizing the impact of programs to fight AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), malaria and to building resilient and sustainable systems for health (RSSH). This technical brief details key interventions and activities to be included in funding requests and Global Fund grants.

Webinars & E-Learning Modules for Allocation Period

The 2023-2025 Allocation Period Training Series is a collection of webinars and e-learning modules made accessible by the Global Fund. They provide insight into the expectations and changes for the new application cycle as well as various approaches that can be used to best suit different funding needs.

Watch the Series Here

Webinar - Maximizing TB Global Fund Proposals: From Program Essentials to Country Goals

Please join the O’Neill Institute and Stop TB Partnership, as part of the TB AIMS Coalition, for a virtual event on TB Global Fund proposals. The TB AIMS Coalition aims to increase ambition, implementation, money, and strategy in TB proposals for the Global Fund’s Grant Cycle 7, in order to increase the scale-up of TB prevention, testing, and treatment services.

Learn about practical PPM innovations

Would you like to know about on-the-ground examples of engaging the private sector? Visit the TBPPM Features story board to see how healthcare providers, pharmacies, laboratories and non-formal providers are engaged in ending TB. Be inspired by these experiences from around the world!

Call for Support

Please reach out to the TBPPM Learning Network team if you are preparing a proposal and would like some guidance. We will be happy to put you in connection with others.

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