This document outlines the in-person strategy meeting on April 20, 2018, which focused on aligning TA and support of GFF country CSOs; Support, Communication, and Technical Assistance for CSOs; Accountability; GFF replenishment; challenges, and CS Coordination Group Governance and Administration.
Type: Resources
Category: Civil Society
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
On March 9, 2018, the Uganda Ministry of Health approved and adopted a civil society organization (CSO) engagement strategy for the implementation of the country’s Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) Investment Case for the Global Financing Facility.
Type: Resources
Category: Civil Society
Public spending for health is central to sustaining progress towards universal health coverage. How does the GFF support governments in mobilizing domestic resources for reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition? Efforts to strengthen domestic resource mobilization are at the core of the GFF approach. This Fact Sheet delves into domestic resource mobilization […]
Type: Resources
Category: Health Financing
The Global Financing Facility (GFF) Country Workshop was organized in Accra, Ghana from 28 January to 1 February 2018. The GFF Country Workshop brought together 10 new GFF-supported countries to engage and energize their multisectoral country teams around a common vision and support the operationalization of country-specific GFF visions. This Workshop Report summarizes the workshop’s […]
Type: Resources
Category: Adolescent Health, Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS), Civil Society, Nutrition, Private Sector
This presentation gives a basic overview of what the GFF does, and how its financing is structured. It uses Tanzania as an example, and also discusses civil society involvement.
Type: Resources
Category: Civil Society
The International Planned Parenthood Federation succinctly makes recommendations to the GFF regarding funding and civil society participation.
Type: Resources
Category: Health Financing, Investment, Private Sector
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
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
This analytical report examines the performance of Tanzania on the implementation of “Strengthening Primary Health Care for Results – PHCforR (P152736)”.
Type: Resources
Category: Maternal and Child Health