Replenishment for Allocation Cycle years #fullyfundtheglobalfund #theglobalfundthatwewant #stepupthefight #getbackontrack

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1 Sixth Replenishment of the Global Fnd to Fight AIDS, Tberclosis and Malaria Replenishment for Allocation Cycle years #fllyfndtheglobalfnd #theglobalfndthatwewant #steppthefight #getbackontrack

2 What is the Global Fnd Replenishment? A flly fnded Global Fnd will ensre that the responses for the three diseases are on track and for targets of the global plans of the three diseases to be achieved. At the Fifth Replenishment, donors pledged US$12.9 billion for the period of REPLENISHMENT: The Global Fnd raises fnding in three-year cycles Donors inclding governments, private sector, private fondations, High Net Worth Individal (HNWI) and commnities and civil society work collaboratively to advocate for the Global Fnd to mobilise the reqired amont of investment to realise a flly fnded Global Fnd 95% of Global Fnd fnding comes from donor governments; 5% from private sector & fondations and innovative financing initiatives 1

3 As the leading mltilateral organization that invests in the partnership of donor and implementing contries in ending the 3 epidemics, fnding for the Global Fnd in its Sixth Replenishment needs to increase by more than 22% to ensre a fnd of between $16.8 and $18 billion for 2020 and Get Back on Track To End the Epidemics Report, 2018, Global Fnd Advocates Network 2

4 Top 10 donors from the Fifth Replenishment Donor Amont 1 United States of America USD 4.3 billion 2 United Kingdom GBP 1.2 billion 3 France EUR 1.08 billion 4 Germany EUR 810 million 5 Japan USD 800 million 6 Canada CAD 803 million 7 Bill & Melinda Gates Fondation USD 632 million 8 Eropean Commission EUR 475 million 9 Sweden SEK 2.5 billion 10 Norway NOK 2 billion 3

5 Key Donors from the AP Region Fifth Replenishment Governments Private Sector/Fondations Contry Amont Donor Amont Japan Astralia USD 800 m AUD 222 m Tahir Fondation Fllerton Health Fondation Takeda Pharma Corp IDR 500 b SGD 7.5 m JPY m India USD 20 m China USD 18 m Soth Korea USD m Thailand USD 4.5 m New Zealand NZD 1 m 4

6 The Investment Case In preparation for the Replenishment, the Global Fnd develops an Investment Case in collaboration with technical partners sch as UNAIDS, WHO, Stop TB Partnership and Roll Back Malaria Partnership The Sixth Global Fnd Replenishment Investment Case calls for at least US$14 billion which wold: Save 16 million lives and redce the mortality rate by 52% across the 3 diseases by 2023 Avert 234 million infections or cases and redce incidence rate by 42% across the 3 diseases by 2023 Redce the death toll across the three diseases to 1.3 million in 2023 down from 2.5 million in 2017 Accelerate progress toward SDG 3 and Universal Health Coverage 5

7 Two Key Events dring Replenishment Pledging Conference Lyon, France 10 October 2019 Convenes leaders from donors inclding contries, private sector & private fondations, and high net worth individals; and technical partners, commnities and civil society. Between the presentation of the investment case and p to and dring the Pledging Conference, donors from different sectors will annonce their pledges to the Global Fnd. Preparatory Meeting New Delhi, India 7 & 8 Febrary 2019 Presentation of the Investment Case of key information on the impacts to be achieved and the financial resorces needed to reach the 2030 targets 6

8 Why is the Global Fnd important in the Asia-Pacific? 19% of Global Fnd investments are in Asia- Pacific Ot of US$800 million from Catalytic Fnding, 19.4% is invested in Soth Asia, East Asia and the Pacific. There are 3 ongoing mlticontry grants covering more than 10 contries in the region YET: Only 2.7 million people ot of 5.2 million people living with HIV in AP were accessing ARVs, or only 53% [37 72%] of all people living with HIV 1/3 of of the world s brden of TB cases (4.9 million prevalent cases) are fond in SEA where ¼ of the world s poorest live 5% of the total malaria cases in 2017 are fond in SEA. Greater Mekong Sb region (GMS) is grond zero for the emergence of drg-resistant malaria 7

9 Importance of GF fnding for Commnities & CS in Asia-Pacific 13 contries* in the region which are either pper-middle income contries or lower-middle contries with low or moderate diseases brdens, spported by the Global Fnd, are expected to begin or bild pon existing sstainability and transition planning dring the period for one, tow or all three diseases. Many bilateral donors are moving away from fnding the three diseases in this region, as well as commnities & CS organisations PEPFAR which contribtes close to 80% of HIV response in Vietnam is planning to phase ot in the next 4 years DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) of Astralia significantly redced its HIV fnding to AP contries sch as Indonesia, PNG, and contries in the Mekong region * Contries Bangladesh (HIV, Malaria), Bhtan (HIV, Malaria), Kiribati (HIV), Lao PDR (HIV). Malaysia (HIV), Pakistan (Malaria), Philippines (Malaria), Samoa (HIV, TB), Sri Lanka (HIV, TB, Malaria), Thailand (HIV, 8 TB, Malaria), Timor-Leste (HIV), Tonga (HIV, TB) and Vanat (HIV, TB) 8

10 A flly fnded Global Fnd is needed to achieve the 2030 targets and ensres: That key poplations and vlnerable commnities are not left behind, regardless of the income classification of their contry That health and lives of people are placed ahead of profits ensring people s access to medicines and diagnostics, regardless of their ability to pay That continos investments are made towards the advance of hman rights and gender eqality for all That strengthens and the contribtions of commnities and civil society in combatting the three diseases are acknowledged and meaningflly integrated in combatting the three diseases #theglobalfndthatwewant 9

11 Key Messages! US$14 billion is the floor and the bare minimm! Commnities and CS are calling for US$18 billion to scale p the responses Donor governments to make increased pledges and to do so as early as possible Contry donors of Asia-Pacific Japan, Astralia, Soth Korea, New Zealand, India, China and Thailand to step p and increase their pledges for the Sixth Replenishment Implementing governments to increase sstainable and effective domestic financing for health to ensre the right of everyone to the highest attainable health and wellbeing is respected, protected and flfilled Governments to ensre people-centred, eqitable, and rights-affirming Universal Health Coverage (UHC) for all that is effectively and sstainably financed and meaningflly engages the participation of commnities and civil society Increased and meaningfl engagement and participation of commnities living with and vlnerable to the three diseases throghot the Sixth Replenishment process, and in contry implementation/responses 10

12 Global Fnd Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) GFAN AP is a platform of commnity and civil society advocates for a flly fnded Global Fnd. It spports commnity and civil society mobilisation in the areas of increased domestic financing for HIV, TB and malaria responses; increased donor contribtions towards the Global Fnd; and ensring that policy frameworks on health financing take into accont commnity, rights and gender isses

13 How to Engage? Join GFAN as a member and the GFAN AP list serve nilka.perera@gfanasiapacific.org Join s in or social media campaigns by sharing GFAN AP posts available on or Facebook, Twitter and Website Join with other commnities & civil society advocates in yor contry and the region to advocate for increased and early pledges to Global Fnd by yor governments information is available on or website nder partners Share yor stories of Global Fnd impact with s throgh personal stories and articles 12

14 For More Information Rachel Ong Regional Coordinator Nilka Perera Commnications and Coordination officer g Website: Twitter: GFANAP Facebook Page: Gfanasiapacific 13