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This event provides an opportunity to share management strategies to improve the effectiveness of programs in the management of subsidies, where sustainability and transition are key factors and is held in Panama City from 21 to 23 March.

 

Context

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is withdrawing or reducing support in many middle-income countries. This withdrawal is based on the premise that countries "middle income" can afford to take their costs and care.

 

However, "relative" wealth has been shown to have little to do with the layout, the will or the ability of these countries to take responsibility for HIV programs, especially those focused on HIV programs for gay men and other men who they have sex with men, transgender women, etc.

 
While the withdrawal of the Global Fund has been listed as a "transition" or "graduation", the experiences of some countries often suggest that a less positive process.

 

Reduction or cessation of cooperation Global Fund without the support of state plans and commitments realistic threat almost an entire decade and years of investment in the region and life groups living with HIV or who are at higher risk to infection.

 
SOMOSGAY accompanies this process by cooperating with strategies around resource mobilization and particularly to fund HIV response programs by external and domestic financing, ensuring that no one is left behind in fulfilling these objectives.

 
In the picture: Panel Shower 5th Forum Risk, co-organized by the Coalition of Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC), AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and the NGO Delegation of Developing Countries against Global Fund Board Directors of the Fund, among other partners.

 

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