Formed in 2002 to address the AIDS, TB and malaria epidemics that were crippling many countries around the world, the Global Fund partnership has since supported programs that have saved 20 million lives. The private sector has played a vital role in this private-public partnership.
The Private Sector Delegation (PSD) is a group of companies that brings the business voice to the Global Fund and helps shape the strategy of the leading funding agency in global health. GBCHealth serves the role of Focal Point, providing an entry-point for private sector collaboration with the Global Fund and overseeing, managing and coordinating the PSD. In this role, GBCHealth works with dozens of committed businesses who bring their expertise, assets and networks to the Global Fund.
The Global Fund represents one of the most efficient avenues for business investment in the three pandemics, while also providing opportunities for co-financing and collaboration on the ground. As of July 2016, the Global Fund had disbursed US$30 billion to support programs for HIV, TB and malaria in more than 140 countries—an unprecedented investment. Read more on The Global Fund’s 2017-2022 Strategy, Investing to End Epidemics.
Learn how your organization can become involved by contacting PSD Focal Point, Cassie Dormond, at . For information on PSD Member Benefits, please click here.
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