Global Fund

Support for malaria proposals to the Global Fund

The Roll Back Malaria Partnership (RBM) supports countries to:

  • Develop high quality Global Fund malaria proposals;
  • Negotiate and sign Global Fund malaria grants; and
  • Improve Malaria Control Programme Implementation.

Global Fund Proposal Development Support

Since Global Fund round 7 the RBM Harmonization Working Group (HWG) has supported countries to develop high quality malaria proposals. The HWG has provided targeted support to sub-Saharan African countries including:

  • collation of information from previous malaria proposals and a review of TRP comments from previous rounds;
  • revision of malaria component proposal forms to make them more malaria friendly;
  • recruitment, training and mobilization of external consultants;
  • support to in-country proposal development processes;
  • organization of orientation and 'mock TRP' workshops;
  • coordination of final remote proposal reviews prior to submission; and
  • provision of additional support to countries as needed.

Global Fund Grant Negotiation and Signing Support

The RBM Procurement and Supply Chain (PSM) Working Group; Harmonization Working Group (HWG) and the Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group (MERG) will be supporting countries to negotiate and sign Global Fund round 8 malaria grants as quickly as possible.

RBM will offer targeted countries the following types of support:

  • Compilation of relevant background documents and examples of PSM plans, M&E plans, etc.
  • Recruitment, training and mobilization of external consultants to support countries with specific issues (e.g. PSM, M&E plan development; development of detailed workplans and budgets, etc);
  • Convening of a Global Fund grant signing workshop (TBC); and
  • Provision of additional support to countries as required.

Improve Malaria Control Programme Implementation

RBM through its working groups and Sub-regional networks (CARN, EARN, SARN, WARN) coordinates support to countries to identify and resolve bottlenecks and can coordinate specific support to countries on a variety of technical and non-technical issues (e.g. procurement and supply chain management; case management; vector control interventions; communication and advocacy; malaria in pregnancy; governance; financial management; programme management; monitoring and evaluation; CCM re-structuring, strategic planning; business plan development; etc.) that impact grant implementation. RBM can also support multi-partner diagnostic missions to countries to help evaluate country support needs.


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