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
Meet The Target to Achieve #TheUHCThatWeNeed
A two-day webinar co-organised by CS4ME, GFAN Africa & GFAN AP to present the #MeetTheTarget Campaign and develop priorities around #TheUHCThatWeNeed amongst Global Fund advocates in Africa and the Asia-Pacific regions.
Power Of More 2022 Report
Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) is formally bidding adieu to our Global Fund Seventh Replenishment campaign “In Extraordinary Times… The Power of More”. The cranes and elephants have gleamed hope and strength in our advocacy efforts and we’re proud to share our annual report that sums up all the activities that were taken up as part of the campaign. We extend our deepest gratitude to Communities and Civil Society living with and/or affected by HIV, TB and Malaria for partaking in the campaign, it wouldn’t be complete without you all.
Asia-Pacific Communities and Civil Society Statement for World AIDS Day, Human Rights Day & Universal Health Coverage Day 2022
Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) together with the Activists Coalition on TB – Asia Pacific (ACT! AP), APCASO, APCOM, Asia Pacific Network of People Living with HIV (APN+), Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers (APNSW), Asia Pacific Transgender Network (APTN), Human Touch Foundation, Regional Malaria CSO Platform GMS, Network of Asian People who Use Drugs (NAPUD), Youth LEAD, Youth Voices Count (YVC) and communities living with, affected by and/or vulnerable to HIV, TB and malaria and civil society in Asia-Pacific call for governments and world leaders to fulfil their pledges and commitments to achieve Universal Health Coverage, including through rights-based and gender transformative approaches for World AIDS Day, Human Rights Day and Universal Health Coverage Day 2022!