… funding sources and strategies. We use research as a framework for developing a funding
proposal because funding opportunities for health … not planning to seek funding for research, …

… finance by virtue of implementing their own programmes and projects. The budgets they
manage are derived from their own income, although, as mentioned earlier, a significant amount …

… For example, in Cambodia, Cameroon, and Uganda, the Global Fund’s project-related
monitoring tools reportedly undermined the national programs [71, 75]. The parallel M&E systems …

… The principle of these programmes is that donors, instead of funding individual projects or
… extra funds from a global health fund they will have to decide whether to manage such funds …

… risky projects to gain initial data and apply for larger funds to further develop their projects. …
research base, but the Trust is committed to global health and is a global organization. …

… Funding schemes also required or expected HSR projects to investigate the social
determinants of inequalities in access or, as described by one interviewee, ‘the hard stuff of …

… In other countries, MAP has contributed funds to support implementation of Global Fund
plans, and several MAP projects have implemented joint supervision missions (Gorgens-Albino …

… growth approach to improvements in health care delivery, and the latter representing
projects and initiatives targeted to specific diseases that are most prevalent or relevant to the …

… and the organization's board get mired in squabbles over the fund's mission and future
direction. Few of the newly funded global health projects, meanwhile, have built-in methods of …

… This tension persists in the financing of discrete projects over general institutional, untied
funds. David Stuckler and colleagues have noted that the skew towards infectious diseases …