As 2024 comes to a close⏱️, we’re reflecting on the powerful work of our National Focal Points. We’re committed to advocating for gender-transformative health responses in the integrated services for HIV, TB, and malaria. ✊🏽 But what does this really look like in action? Saro Imran (She/Her) advocate and W4GF Pakistan National Focal Point, shares her valuable perspective. At the doors of the The Global Fund 8th Replenishment we keep reminding the critical part gender transformation plays for health outcomes and sustainability. #FundHerHealth 💡🌍 #GenderEquality
Women4GlobalFund (W4GF)
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We share a deep commitment to ensure that Global Fund programmes meet the rights and priorities of women and girls.
About us
Women4GlobalFund (W4GF) is a movement that unites and mobilises activists to advance gender equality throughout all policies and processes of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Global Fund), especially through the programmes funded at national level in implementing countries Created and led by women, W4GF is a key space for women in all their diversity focusing on the Global Fund, and the impacts it has on the three diseases. We focus primarily on educating and advocating, and we use both ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ strategies in our efforts to raise awareness of and attention to critical issues for women (including adolescent girls and young women) within the overall Global Fund environment. This means that we work closely with the Global Fund Secretariat, including its Community, Rights and Gender (CRG) department, and also sometimes pushes the Secretariat or Board to do more and to do things differently – through letters, policy statements, activist manifestoes and participating in the formal structures and ‘machinery’ of the Global Fund.
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External link for Women4GlobalFund (W4GF)
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- 2-10 employees
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Employees at Women4GlobalFund (W4GF)
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Ángela León Cáceres
Women4GlobalFund Global Coordinator
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Lesley Odendal
Independent Global Health Consultant | HIV, TB, Malaria, SRHR, PPPR | Human Rights | Gender Equity | Advocacy | Policy Analyst | Strategy Development…
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Alia Amimi
Global Health and Gender Expert
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Bester Mulenje
SRHR Advocate, Menstrual Health Champion and Community Development Specialist,global alliance champion on ending aids in children ,Director…
Updates
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Today, on #UniversalHealthCoverage Day, we spotlight the inspiring insights of Priscilla Ama Addo and Dumiso G., director of Success Capital - As Botswana and Ghana recently held elections, these two nations reveal contrasting landscapes for queer rights yet face shared socioeconomic and health challenges for diverse women and girls. Discover their reflections on the future of African youth and the pivotal role #UHC plays in fostering progress, inclusivity, and a gender-transformative future. #FundHerHealth https://lnkd.in/d28_fPaq
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Today marks #HumanRightsDay, the 5th anniversary of the Global Partnership for Action to Eliminate All Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination, and the conclusion of the #16DaysOfActivism Against GBV campaign. We emphasize the vital role of women in addressing these challenges through meaningful participation. However, we are deeply concerned about how gender backlash has fueled stigma and discrimination across regions. At W4GF, we remain committed to evidence-based advocacy. Soon, we’ll launch a report on the impact of gender backlash on access to HIV, TB, and malaria services. Sign up for our newsletter to stay informed and learn more. 🌍 #FundHerHealth
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We talked to Fundación Vida Plena in Ecuador about their community-based approach to mental health and its benefits in addressing health crises like gender-based violence. We believe these services should be part of the integral responses to HIV, TB and malaria. #16DaysOfActivism #FundHerHealth Hablamos con la Fundación Vida Plena de Ecuador sobre su enfoque comunitario de la salud mental y sus ventajas para abordar crisis como la violencia de género. Creemos que estos servicios deben formar parte de las respuestas integrales al VIH, la tuberculosis y la malaria. #16DíasDeActivismo #FundHerHealth
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When we talk about 'gender-transformative responses' in HIV, TB, and malaria services, we mean integrated approaches that eradicate gender-based violence, ensure bodily autonomy, and promote true freedom. Hear our Communications Lead Andrea Guillem Macías talk about it. #16DaysOfActivism #FundHerHealth
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The way we tell stories about women and girls living with HIV or TB matters—language and framing make a difference. Addressing gender-based violence means amplifying survivors' voices and sharing their truths. Lídice López Tocón from Peru and Coordinator of Corresponsales Clave says it best. #16DaysOfActivism La forma en que contamos las historias de mujeres y niñas que viven con VIH o tuberculosis importa: el lenguaje y el enfoque marcan la diferencia. Abordar la violencia de género significa amplificar las voces de las sobrevivientes y compartir sus verdades. Lídice López Tocón de Perú y Coordinadora de Corresponsales Clave lo dice mejor. #16DíasDeActivismo
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Ending #GenderBasedViolence requires collective action. 🌍💪 We must unite to protect every woman & girl’s right to health. 🌿 Climate change, ⚔️ Armed conflicts, 🚨 Gender backlash are hindering women and girls' access to HIV, TB and malaria services. 📢 Explore our latest advocacy in #Ecuador, #Afghanistan & the #MENA region. Let’s amplify these recommendations and actions in your advocacy. #16DaysOfActivism #FundHerHealth
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🌍🤝 Proud to team up with 90 organizations to launch a Roadmap to Strengthen Community Engagement in the Global Fund! 💡 Actionable steps for equity, transparency & meaningful participation in global health governance. 📖 Explore the roadmap + 10-step guide to be an effective gender-transformative advocate https://lnkd.in/dZN2RCP6
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Gender-based violence continues to pose a critical barrier to effective responses to HIV, TB, and malaria, disproportionately impacting women and girls in all their diversity. This #16DaysOfActivism, we call for bold investments in gender-transformative health programs to break the cycle of violence and inequality. When we invest in her health, we invest in resilient communities. Let’s work together to #BreakTheCycle and ensure equitable, inclusive responses that leave no woman behind. Share and Join us! #FundHerHealth