This issue brief for policymakers outlines the potential and reforms proposed by Save The Children that could make the GFF truly drive increased health investment in health and nutrition from both external and domestic finance.

Type: Resources

Category: Health Financing

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This presentation was shared at the GFF Civil Society Coordinating Group (CSCG) In-Person Strategy Meeting on April, 20th, 2018 at PAI Offices in Washington, DC. It summarizes the Small Grants Mechanism (SGM) while highlighting other continuing efforts to further support Country CSO partners from the perspective of the CSCG.

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society, Domestic Resource Mobilization

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This brief summarizes arguments for including Prevalence of Wasting and Coverage of SAM (severe acute malnutrition) Treatment as two new indicators for under-nutrition in the GFF, in addition to just stunting. It goes in detail to explain why these two indicators are so essential to be able to holistically and accurately document under-nutrition in GFF […]

Type: Resources

Category: Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition

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This strategy document provides a road map to help civil society realize its potential in the 16 priority countries identified before November 2017. There is also an urgent need to capacitate civil society in the 10 new GFF priority countries announced in November 2017, which were was not included in the costing of the CSES […]

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society

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This document outlines a strategic approach to engaging civil society in the GFF, at sub-national, national, and global levels.

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society

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Action Against Hunger (AAH) developed this report to review emerging financing mechanisms for nutrition within the GFF. The report contains a high-level overview of the financing landscape for nutrition, an analysis of early experiences with the GFF, and a brief discussion of opportunities for civil society to support the GFF and nutrition financing mechanisms.

Type: Resources

Category: Nutrition

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The aims of this paper are: 1) to highlight how multi-stakeholder country platforms, built on development effectiveness principles, in line with the globally agreed recommendations of IHP+2, can be reinforced within the framework of the Global Strategy and its supporting mechanisms and are key to the Global Strategy’s successful implementation; and 2) to lay out […]

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society, Private Sector

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This guide was commissioned by the Civil Society (CS) Coordinating Group on the GFF to help CSOs working in GFF countries meaningfully engage in the various stages of the GFF. The CS Coordinating Group represents global, regional and nationally focused civil society organizations that come together to share information, coordinate, and engage. The intended audiences […]

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society

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The duo webinar combines two topics: (1) Civil Society Engagement in the Global Financing Facility- CSO representatives will present key achievements on advocating for RH supplies in the GFF, and specifically highlight the GFF process in Uganda. Susannah Hurd, Global Health Visions, will present efforts around the minimum standards for CSO engagement in the GFF, […]

Type: Resources

Category: Civil Society, Investment

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This report presents Kenya’s Reproductive Maternal Neonatal Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) Investment Framework for Kenya to realize the Vision 2030, the Constitution of 2010 and the Health Sector Strategic and Investment Plan 2014-18 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This investment framework presents a prioritized set of smart interventions that could be scaled up during […]

Type: Resources

Category: Abortion, Adolescent Health, Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS), Family Planning & Contraception, HIV/AIDS, Investment, Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition, Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights

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