من نحن

The Global Fund Strategic Innovation Program (GFSIP) 2026 supports innovative initiatives that complement and enhance Global Fund investments aimed at ending AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Aligned with the Global Fund Strategy 2023–2028 and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Target 3.3, the program seeks to strengthen integrated and people-centered health systems, promote community leadership, and advance health equity, gender equality, and human rights. Proposed interventions should contribute to one or more strategic objectives, including improving health and community systems, strengthening data quality and supply chain management, supporting community-led advocacy and engagement, and expanding inclusive partnerships. Particular emphasis is placed on reaching populations most affected by the three diseases, including adolescent girls and young women, key and vulnerable populations for HIV, people living with HIV, individuals affected by drug-resistant tuberculosis, and children under five and pregnant women vulnerable to malaria. The program has a total budget of €15 million, with grants ranging from €1 million to €3 million per project. Applicants must provide a minimum 7% co-financing contribution from their own or other sources. Projects may be implemented over a maximum period of 36 months in support of the program’s global health objectives.

معايير القبول

Applicants must be Italian Civil Society Organizations (OSC) registered on the AICS List, applying either individually or as the lead organization within a temporary association. Organizations must satisfy all administrative, legal, financial, and operational requirements specified in the official call documentation and demonstrate the capacity to effectively manage and implement projects of the proposed scale. Eligible proposals will be assessed on their strategic relevance to Global Fund priorities, their contribution to strengthening health systems and community leadership, their potential to advance health equity, gender equality, and human rights, and their ability to generate sustainable and complementary outcomes in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

Post Date: October 05, 2026