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The @GlobalFund Results Report 2026 is live.
Following a year of seismic change, our partnership demonstrated extraordinary resilience, adapting swiftly to protect people and sustain gains against HIV, TB and malaria.
Learn more: theglobalfund.org/en/results…
Despite the ongoing deadly war in Ukraine, health workers in Kharkiv continue their fight against TB. With @GlobalFund & partners' support, they use the latest laboratory equipment and treatments to find people with TB, put them on treatment and make sure they get well.
“Despite this war, we help people, and people recover.” Nurse Iryna Chebanna.
stories.theglobalfund.org/uk…
The Global Fund retweeted
Countries will soon be able to use @WorldBankGroup financing to buy lifesaving health products through @GlobalFund’s pooled procurement platform.
More volume, better prices, more secure supply.
Thank you @PeterASands & @GlobalFund for the partnership.
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The @GlobalFund has approved emergency funding to restore essential HIV and tuberculosis services following catastrophic floods in Nepal.
“These funds will quickly shore up and replace stores of lifesaving medicines and equipment and help ensure that people in the hardest-hit areas aren't left without essential healthcare.” Mark Edington, Head of Grant Management.
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The Global Fund retweeted
Congratulations, my friend Mark Dybul, on your appointment as Executive Director of the @GlobalFund. Welcome back!
My congratulations also go to former Prime Minister @erna_solberg, the new Board Chair, and Javier Hourcade Bellocq, the new Vice Chair.
@WHO colleagues and I look forward to continuing our strong partnership towards a healthier, safer and fairer world.
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The @GlobalFund is pleased to announce Dr. Mark Dybul as its next Executive Director.
His leadership and extensive experience in global health and development will help shape the Global Fund’s next chapter and accelerate progress towards ending AIDS, TB & malaria.
theglobalfund.org/en/news/20…
The Global Fund retweeted
Congratulations to @MarkDybul on his appointment as the @GlobalFund’s new Executive Director. We look forward to continuing to work together. Sincere thanks to outgoing Executive Director @PeterASands for his dedicated service.
The @GlobalFund is pleased to announce Dr. Mark Dybul as its next Executive Director.
His leadership and extensive experience in global health and development will help shape the Global Fund’s next chapter and accelerate progress towards ending AIDS, TB & malaria.
theglobalfund.org/en/news/20…
“As countries take the lead in financing their health programs, they should be able to buy lifesaving medicines at the best possible price and quality, whatever the source of funds” @PeterASands
@GlobalFund and @WorldBankGroup signed a Letter of Intent to enable countries to use World Bank financing to buy quality-assured health products through wambo.org. This collaboration will help countries secure lower prices, dependable supply and faster delivery.
theglobalfund.org/en/news/20…
The @GlobalFund is pleased to announce Dr. Mark Dybul as its next Executive Director.
His leadership and extensive experience in global health and development will help shape the Global Fund’s next chapter and accelerate progress towards ending AIDS, TB & malaria.
theglobalfund.org/en/news/20…
La solidité des systèmes de santé et communautaires repose sur des agentes et agents de santé adéquatement formés, équipés et appuyés.
Au cours de la période 2024-2025, les investissements du @GlobalFund ont soutenu environ 117 000 agentes et agents de santé communautaires et plus de 67 700 autres professionnels de la santé.
En savoir plus : theglobalfund.org/fr/results…
The Global Fund retweeted
#TB diagnosis should not depend on where you live or how far you are from a health facility.
Near-point-of-care testing is an important step towards making #TB diagnosis more accessible, especially for communities that face barriers to timely testing and treatment.
Bringing testing closer to people means reducing delays, supporting earlier diagnosis and helping people start treatment sooner. It also means exploring more accessible approaches, such as tongue swabs for young children who may struggle to produce sputum.
@GlobalFund @GlobalTBCaucus @TBThinkTank_za @think_network_x @TBHIVCare @HealthZA
Why is near-point-of-care (NPOC) testing such a breakthrough for TB diagnosis in decades – and what does that mean for communities most affected by the disease?
In 60 seconds, @GlobalFund TB expert Dr. Eliud Wandwalo explains how a new class of TB tests can bring fast, accurate diagnosis closer to where people live & seek care – reducing delays and helping people start treatment sooner.
Episode 2 of our 60 seconds with a TB expert series. Stay tuned for more.
Strong health and community systems depend on health workers who are trained, well equipped and supported.
Between 2024 and 2025, @GlobalFund investments have supported nearly 117,000 community health workers and 67,700+ other health professionals.
Read more: theglobalfund.org/en/results…
The @GlobalFund has approved emergency funds to find, test and treat TB and malaria in Darfur and Kordofan, which are among the regions in Sudan most affected by conflict and violence.
“After years of conflict and disruption, we have a critical window of opportunity to reach communities that have been cut off from lifesaving healthcare. We must move swiftly to deliver essential medicines & diagnostics to those who need them most.” Mark Edington, Head of Grant Management.
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Why is near-point-of-care (NPOC) testing such a breakthrough for TB diagnosis in decades – and what does that mean for communities most affected by the disease?
In 60 seconds, @GlobalFund TB expert Dr. Eliud Wandwalo explains how a new class of TB tests can bring fast, accurate diagnosis closer to where people live & seek care – reducing delays and helping people start treatment sooner.
Episode 2 of our 60 seconds with a TB expert series. Stay tuned for more.
The Global Fund retweeted
196 million insecticide-treated mosquito nets were distributed in 2025 in countries where the @GlobalFund invests. A critical tool in protecting communities and preventing malaria.
Read more: theglobalfund.org/en/results…
On the sidelines of #WHS2026, @PeterASands had the opportunity to share @GlobalFund results achieved with Germany’s support in the fight against HIV, TB & malaria, strengthening health systems and advancing global health security with development leaders Johann Saathoff of @BMZ_Bund and parliamentary committee chair Wolfgang Stefinger.
Thank you, Germany, for your steadfast partnership in building a #HealthierFuture for all.
"I’m not afraid of much in life. But this frightened me."
This is Mykola’s story of survival.
Earlier this year, Mykola was dangerously ill. He lives in Kharkiv, a city that has repeatedly come under attack since the start of the war in Ukraine.
Mykola was diagnosed with TB. In spite of the challenges of living in a city under siege, Mykola was able to access lifesaving TB treatment and care. #WHS2026
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À la croisée de l’Est et de l’Ouest, l’Ouzbékistan a impulsé des progrès remarquables contre le VIH, la tuberculose et le paludisme. Le pays est parvenu à éliminer le paludisme en 2018 et utilise aujourd’hui les données, les technologies et l’innovation pour combattre le VIH et la tuberculose.
En savoir plus : stories.theglobalfund.org/le…
Uzbekistan: A country at the crossroads of East and West that has made remarkable, country-led progress against HIV, TB & malaria. They successfully eliminated malaria in 2018 and are embracing data, technology and innovation to fight HIV and TB. #WHS2026
Read more: globalfund.exposure.co/uzbek…
“Communities know what works. Parliamentarians can turn that knowledge into political action. The @GlobalFund, the Coalition of Parliamentarians Engaged to End Malaria in Africa (COPEMA) & @UNITE_MPNetwork are working together to ensure community voices shape health financing decisions and drive accountability in the fight against HIV, TB and malaria.”
Françoise Vanni, on the margins of #WHS2026, on the role of parliamentarians in advancing sustainable and country-led health financing.
