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Activity report 2021
14 June 2022

Activity report 2021

Activity report
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 catalytic projects, and, long-term projects that complement the Global Fund’s actions in the field. [...]
Positioning on improving access to health services for vulnerable and/or marginalized populations
2 April 2022

Positioning on improving access to health services for vulnerable and/or marginalized populations

Policy brief
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 L’Initiative-eligible countries1. For over ten years, L’Initiative has supported  [...]
Cross-cutting Evaluation – Marginalized populations, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe
29 March 2022

Cross-cutting Evaluation – Marginalized populations, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe

Evaluations
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 the specific needs of marginalized populations, their human rights, gender and community a [...]
For a transition to pediatric Dolutegravir (pDTG)
4 March 2022

For a transition to pediatric Dolutegravir (pDTG)

Toolkit
Although significant progress has been made in the global HIV and AIDS epidemic in the past 20 years, the context for children and adolescents in terms of access to testing, care and treatment remains alarming: in 2020, only 54 per cent of 0-14-year-olds had access to treatment, compared to 74 per cent of those over 15. The West and Central Africa region carries a particular
Policy brief – The malaria vaccine: promising progress, but not a silver bullet
11 November 2021

Policy brief – The malaria vaccine: promising progress, but not a silver bullet

Policy briefToolkit
Following the WHO announcement recommending a vaccine for children at risk of contracting malaria, this L’Initiative policy brief provides analysis and insight into understanding this first ever malaria vaccine (known as RTS,S).