2024, record commitments breakthroughs visible

In 2024, with €115 million committed–a 20% increase compared to 2023– L’Initiative confirmed its growth trajectory. It demonstrated its capacity to intervene in a targeted, strategic and systemic way in partner countries, including the most fragile contexts. This scale-up has yielded tangible, measurable results aligned with long-term health system strengthening priorities. These efforts are consistent with the strategic vision of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

€115M

Committed
in Total

€14,6M

Committed

for technical assistance

€45,9M

Committed

for intervention and research projects

Strengthening and Amplifying the Response

Record Commitments in 2024

The Accelerator: Addressing Neglected Challenges

With a budget of €34.6 million (including evaluations and audits), the Accelerator is a key instrument to tackle neglected challenges in pandemic response and health system strengthening (malaria, pediatric health, triple elimination, or HIV/HPV-related cancers).
Its adaptability and focus on human health resources make it possible to address long-term structural issues, such as the shortage of qualified healthcare professionals

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Commitments by Geographic Area

Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 59% of the budget, in line with priorities targeting countries most behind in pandemic preparedness and response.

Commitments by Pandemic

40% of the total committed budget was allocated to cross-cutting actions or health system strengthening–reflecting a more systemic approach.