Lessons learned from a decade of partnership between PEPFAR and the Global Fund: a case study from Tanzania

Bilimoria, N.F.

Health Affairs 31(7): 1415-1421

2012


ISSN/ISBN: 0278-2715
PMID: 22778330
DOI: 10.1377/hlthaff.2012.0229
Document Number: 566280
The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief was intended to be complementary to existing US work to fight HIV/AIDS through the broader multilateral efforts of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria. This article explores the history of this collaboration, highlighting lessons learned through a case study of Tanzania and challenges overcome through ongoing improvements, such as ensuring reliable access to antiretroviral drugs. Improved communication and a more formalized partnership between PEPFAR's bilateral efforts and the Global Fund have been key to improving health outcomes in Tanzania, and this case can be used as a model for other countries. If PEPFAR is reauthorized in 2013, its partnership with the Global Fund should be further formalized and expanded.

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