October 3 2013 RESULTS the power to end poverty State of Play Global Fund is seeking 15 billion over the next three years to finance the defeat of AIDS TB and malaria Several donors have already make strong commitments UK Nordics but reaching this goal will be challenging ID: 646873
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Global Fund Replenishment
October 3, 2013
RESULTS
the power to end povertySlide2
State of Play
Global Fund is seeking $15 billion over the next three years to finance the defeat of AIDS, TB and malaria. Several donors have already make strong commitments (UK, Nordics), but reaching this goal will be challenging.
U.S. is hosting the replenishment conference in early DecemberSlide3
Our Goal
U.S. pledge of $5 billion over three years. One-third of total Global Fund need. Fla
t funding from current level of $1.65 billion.Slide4
Our NarrativeSlide5
Our Narrative
The world faces a choice to defeat AIDS, TB and Malaria. This choice is possible because of advances in
delivery, science,
and
data
, but will not be around forever. The
U.S. must lead
the world down the right path.Slide6
Delivery
The opportunity to defeat HIV/AIDS, TB, and malaria is the result of a rapid expansion of life-saving health services to the people who need them most.Slide7
Delivery
In Africa, only about 50,000 people were on antiretroviral therapy (ART) to treat HIV/AIDS in 2000. Last year, over 7.5 million people in Africa were on treatment. Slide8
Delivery
Deaths from TB have declined 40 percent since 1990.Slide9
Delivery
Households with an insecticide-treated bed net to protect them from mosquitoes carrying malaria increased from 3 percent in 2000 to 53 percent.Slide10
Science
AIDS treatment reduces the risk of transmission by 96 percent.Slide11
Science
GeneXpert provides a drug-sensitive diagnosis for TB in under 2 hours.Slide12
Data
Better allocating current resources to “hot spots” could increase our impact on the AIDS epidemic by 20 percent. Slide13
Cost of Inaction
“We have a choice: we can invest now, or pay forever.”
Dr
. Mark
Dybul
, Executive
Director of the Global FundSlide14
Call to Action
To ensure the success of the pledging conference, U.S. must pledging $5 billion
to the Global Fund over the next three years.Slide15
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