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14 November 2019

Cross-cutting Evaluation – Operational research

Evaluations
This document presents a summary of results from the cross-cutting evaluation of seven operational research (OR) projects in the area of AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria funded by the 5% Initiative. Six of the projects evaluated were selected as part of the 5% Initiative’s first call for projects launched in 2012, which focused on operational research and aimed to: Build t [...]
, L'Initiative
14 November 2019

Cross-cutting Evaluation – Community health observatories

Evaluations
By working closely with Country Coordinating Mechanisms, opening its board up to civil society organizations and encouraging dual track financing, the Global Fund has made multi-faceted governance one of its founding principles. Given the importance of this issue and of the engagement of civil society at all levels of Global Fund activity and governance, the Initiative launched [...]
, L'Initiative
17 October 2019

Understanding healthcare system dysfunctions through community health observatories

Learning
Collective learning: Community health observatories Since the early 2000s, around 20 community observatories focusing on access to health have emerged in different parts of Africa. In areas where dysfunctional health systems, in particular supply chain management issues, continue to persist (medical drugs and inputs stockout, delivery of expired medication, shortages and unr [...]
, L'Initiative
1 September 2019

Activity report 2018

Activity report
Find out the Activity Report 2018 to know our main actions.
, L'Initiative
4 March 2019

Care and treatments for people who use drugs

Thematic report
While drug users are among the most stigmatized and marginalized populations, the situation is even more challenging for young drug users and women, who are consequently underrepresented in harm reduction services as well as HIV prevention, screening, and treatment. Moreover, existing interventions such as needle and syringe exchange programs and opioid substitution therapy fai [...]