Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) is a platform of community and civil society advocates for a fully funded Global Fund. It supports community and civil society mobilisation in the areas of increased domestic financing for HIV, TB and malaria responses; increased donor contributions towards the Global Fund; and ensuring that policy frameworks on health financing take into account community, rights and gender issues.
What’s New
Asia-Pacific Communities and Civil Society Thank Donors on the 1st Year Anniversary of the Global Fund
Supported by APCOM, APN+, APNSW, APTN, GCTA, GFAN AP, ICWAP, Malaria Free Mekong, NAPUD, Youth LEAD and YVC, communities living with, affected by and/or vulnerable to HIV, TB and malaria come together to demonstrate their support for the Global Fund and continue to rally together to call on donors to fully replenish the Global Fund for its Seventh Replenishment to raise at least US$18 billion to ensure that we achieve the health-related SDGs and Universal Health Coverage by 2030!
Communities and Civil Society in Africa and Asia-Pacific Call on World Leaders to #MeetTheTarget to Achieve #TheUHCThatWeNeed
Co-led by Civil Society For Malaria Elimination (CS4ME), Global Fund Advocates Network Africa (GFAN Africa) and Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP), the following statement is developed through consultations led and facilitated by CS4ME, GFAN Africa and GFAN AP, and encompasses priorities from statements developed by processes led by the Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (CSEM), C20 Political Statement of 2022, and APCASO.
Young People in Asia-Pacific call on World Leaders for a Sustainable World for the Leaders of Tomorrow by Achieving Commitments in Fighting HIV, TB and Malaria
Co-led by Youth LEAD, Youth Voices Count (YVC) and Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) and supported by the Activists Coalition on TB – Asia Pacific (ACT! AP), APCASO, APCOM, Asia Pacific Network of People Living with HIV (APN+), Asia Pacific Transgender Network (APTN) and Network of Asian People who Use Drugs (NAPUD), the following statement is released to capture reactions to the world in reminder of International Youth Day on 12th August as well as a reminder to world leaders of their commitment to young people and future generations. In particular, on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3 for Good Health and Wellbeing for All, ensuring no one is left behind.
[NEW DATE] Post-UHC HLM Civil Society debrief
Join us online on Friday 29 September 📌to discuss the outcomes of the HLM and strategize civil society advocacy moving forward! #HealthForAll
Register 🔗https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aLCMu7vlTJyTQJmwwCubUQ#/registration
The #FastTrackCities 2023 conference addresses the cross-cutting challenges and best practices in accelerating urban #HIV and #TB responses. It brings cities, municipalities and communities together to stand at the forefront of the fight to end HIV/AIDS.