Grants are measured and rated against country-owned targets at each periodic disbursement of funds (every 3, 6 or 12 months). The grants are rated according to the table below:
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A1 - Exceeds expectations |
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A2 - Meets expectations |
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B1 - Adequate |
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B2 - Inadequate but potential demonstrated |
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C - Unacceptable |
Some grants might not have yet received a rating and therefore do not appear
Total Approved Funding
Approved grant amount represents liabilities based on signed grant agreements, or in the case of those countries with pending grant agreements (not yet signed), the dollar value of a proposal approved by the Global Fund Board.
Results are harmonized with partners to avoid double counting, and are released twice a year.
Pop age 0-4 (in 1000s)
Pop age 15-49 (in 1000s)
Physicians (number)
Human development index
GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$)
Nursing and midwifery personnel (number)
Infant mortality rate (per 1,000 live births)
ODA commitments in all sectors (Current US$ millions)
Income level
Under-5 mortality rate (per 1,000 live births)
Total health expenditure per capita (USD)
ODA commitments in health sector (Current US$ millions))
Total population (in 1000s)
Orphans due to AIDS
Estimated number of people receiving ARV therapy
People living with HIV
Estimated number of people needing ARV therapy (WHO 2006 guidelines)
DALYs ('000), HIV/AIDS
Adult HIV prevalence (%)
Estimated number of people needing ARV therapy (WHO 2010 guidelines)
AIDS-related deaths
Reported number of people receiving antiretroviral therapy
DALYs ('000), Tuberculosis
TB mortality, all forms excl HIV (number)
TB incidence, all forms (per 100,000)
TB prevalence, all forms (rate per 100,000 population)
TB mortality, all forms excl HIV (per 100,000)
TB incidence, all forms (number)
TB prevalence, all forms (number)
TB treatment success rate (%)
DALYs ('000), Malaria
Reported malaria cases (probable and confirmed)
Reported malaria deaths
Estimated malaria deaths
Reported malaria cases (suspected)
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Health centers empty of malaria patients
