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Resource MobilizationResource Mobilization

Sue PerezSue Perez

RESULTS Educational FundRESULTS Educational Fund

Washington, DCWashington, DC

World Bank 2006 ReportWorld Bank 2006 Report

• WHAT: Highlighted low spending for TB in Africa and opportunity for WB to do more given experience in Asia

• WHY: Realized WB spending almost $0 on TB in Africa; untapped source for resources to tackle TB

• AUDIENCE: Wolfowitz, VP Africa, MAP, EDs, MOCs/MPs, media

• IMPACT (so far): Got attention of WB that TB should be integral to AIDS response; asked to provide TB-HIV input in the Bank’s Africa Region HIV/AIDS Agenda for Action 07-11

PEPFAR 2004 ReportPEPFAR 2004 Report• WHAT: Highlighted link btwn TB and HIV/AIDS; status of TB-HIV coinfection in 14 focus countries; benefits of TB-HIV coordination in reducing mortality of PLWHA; recommended that spending just $53 million would detect/treat TB in remaining TB-HIV patients in focus countries

• WHY: Saw opportunity for PEPFAR to integrate TB as important means to reaching its overall goals

• AUDIENCE: OGAC, MOCs, Administration

• IMPACT: OGAC took on several recommendations – hired a TB-HIV point person, started to fund (although minimally) TB-HIV activities – funding has increased each FY, included TB-HIV in the COP guidance – incl indicators

PEPFAR 2007 ReportPEPFAR 2007 Report• WHATWHAT: Update report on PEPFAR’s : Update report on PEPFAR’s

TB-HIV efforts; highlights four TB-HIV efforts; highlights four countries – Ethiopia, Kenya, countries – Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, TanzaniaRwanda, Tanzania

• WHYWHY: Highlight existing gaps in : Highlight existing gaps in TB-HIV programming; TB-HIV programming; demonstrate successful TB-HIV demonstrate successful TB-HIV activities, lessons learned, models activities, lessons learned, models that should be taken to scale and that should be taken to scale and expanded in all focus countriesexpanded in all focus countries

• AUDIENCEAUDIENCE: OGAC, MOCs, : OGAC, MOCs, Administration, USG country Administration, USG country teamsteams

• IMPACTIMPACT: TBD – launch this month: TBD – launch this month

Global Fund Donor Report CardGlobal Fund Donor Report Card

Global Fund Donor Report CardGlobal Fund Donor Report Card

• WHATWHAT: “Report card” grading 22 OECD DAC : “Report card” grading 22 OECD DAC countries on how supportive they are of highest countries on how supportive they are of highest financing size scenario ($11 billion by 2010) based financing size scenario ($11 billion by 2010) based on 2006 and 2007 pledgeson 2006 and 2007 pledges

• WHYWHY: Advocacy tool for CS to use in country-: Advocacy tool for CS to use in country-specific advocacyspecific advocacy

• AUDIENCEAUDIENCE: 22 donor countries, media, GF : 22 donor countries, media, GF secretariat, civil societysecretariat, civil society

• IMPACTIMPACT: Generated discussion in countries on the : Generated discussion in countries on the size issue and among CS on what to push forsize issue and among CS on what to push for