Ten years ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) first recommended the use of antimalarial drugs to prevent severe malaria in children under five in areas with high infection loads and high seasonal transmission of malaria. To mark this ten-year point, L’Initiative has produced a guidance…
In the context of L’Initiative’s new 2020-2022 strategic framework, and four years after its first evaluation, Expertise France commissioned an independent external evaluation in 2021 covering the period 2017-2021. The evaluation was carried out by consultancy firm Technopolis Group, with the aim…
M-FUND is a voluntary, not-for-profit health insurance scheme launched in 2007, which enables migrant workers who are not currently covered by government insurance schemes to access low-cost health coverage. M-FUND is managed by Dreamlopments, which is registered both as a social enterprise and as a foundation…
The project is led by AltGeo in partnership with the National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) and the GHRN. It sets out to conduct an operational trial to implement automatic syringe dispensers in Georgia. The dispensers are used by injecting drug users who…
The Global Fund Strategy is a multiyear road map for our partnership’s future. It guides how our partnership can accelerate progress towards our vision of a world free of the burden of AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria with better, equitable health…
There are several avenues that countries can take to initiate or accelerate the fight against cervical cancer, and integrating it into the HIV and AIDS sphere. Whether this relates to updating national strategic plans (HIV or cancer), writing funding requests to the Global Fund,…
This overview document presents results from the cross-cutting evaluation of four operational research (OR) projects funded by L’Initiative on the theme “resistance”, which were implemented in thirteen countries in Africa and South-East Asia. Health systems in countries across the world affected…
In 2021 L’Initiative upheld its commitments to support partner countries in their efforts against the HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria pandemics while helping them obtain funding dedicated to their Covid-19 response from the Global Fund. It also reasserted its support for…
There has been clear progress in recent years around promoting and facilitating access to quality health services with a view to reducing the impact of the HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria pandemics. However, many barriers remain for vulnerable and / or marginalized populations in…
This overview document presents the results of the cross-cutting evaluation of seven projects funded by L’Initiative on the theme “marginalized populations”, which was implemented in sixteen countries in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe. Given the importance of taking into account…