For the millions of people impacted by HIV, TB and malaria around the world, the Global Fund partnership is a lifeline.
And right now, that lifeline has never been more critical.
The Eighth Replenishment – co-hosted by South Africa and the United Kingdom – is a defining moment in global health. The world faces a choice to protect decades of progress and save millions more lives, or slip backwards. Investing in the Global Fund turns commitment into impact at scale. Every dollar multiplies results – saving lives, strengthening communities and fueling economic growth. Together, we have saved 70 million lives. But millions more are still at risk.
This is the time to act boldly. To accelerate. To keep going until the world is free from the deadliest infectious diseases. We cannot stop now. Millions of lives depend on it.
Together we must #StopAtNothing to end AIDS, TB and malaria.
Table of Contents
The Global Fund is calling on the world to act with urgency to protect progress and build a healthier future for all.
Use these graphics, videos, social media and communications content to show your support for the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment.
Each chapter represents a powerful activation with updated resources being added as they are available.
Feature Film: 70 Million Reasons Why
Film : 70 millions de raisons
Global Health Security
Ethiopia | Impact and Return on Investment
- Ethiopia | Impact and Return on Investment Brochure (English)
Patterns of Past, Present and Promise
- Sibulele Sibaca Nomnganga | South Africa: A Ritual of Resilience (English, Français)
- Ani Herna Sari | Indonesia: A Life Reborn (English, Français)
- Ivan Molina Aranibar | Bolivia: Reflections of Strength (English, Français)
Featured Stories
- Nigeria: A Smarter Way to Fight Malaria: Kaduna State’s Campaign Puts New Nets and Digital Tools Into Action (English, Français, Deutsch)
- Ethiopia: Health Extension Workers Transform Community Care (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
- West Africa: Early Detection for Rapid Response: Strengthening Disease Surveillance (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português)
- Asia Pacific: An Invisible Line of Defense: How Laboratory Workers in Protect Against the Next Pandemic (English, Français, Deutsch)
- Bangladesh: Champa and Rekha: Fighting Tuberculosis Through Fear and Floods (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
- Ukraine: Dmytro and Yulia Face the Frontlines of War to Deliver Lifesaving Care in Ukraine (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
Eighth Replenishment Investment Case
2025 Results Report
70 Million Reasons Why
Working together, the Global Fund partnership has saved 70 million lives since 2002. But our fight is far from finished.
Conflict, climate shocks and poverty are fueling diseases, while HIV, TB and malaria remain the world’s deadliest infectious diseases. The “70 Million Reasons Why” feature film honors the lives saved, the frontline heroes who make it possible and the urgency of reaching millions more. We can’t stop now. We won’t stop now. Together we must stop at nothing.
Social Media Message:
Why support the Global Fund? Because it works.
Because together, the Global Fund partnership has made unstoppable progress against the deadliest infectious diseases. Because it strengthens health systems. Because where you live shouldn’t determine whether you live.
Because the Global Fund partnership has saved 70 million lives.
Together, we must #StopAtNothing to end AIDS, TB and malaria.
70 millions de raisons
Collectivement, le partenariat du Fonds mondial a sauvé 70 millions de vies depuis 2002. Mais notre lutte est loin d’être terminée.
Les conflits, les chocs climatiques et la pauvreté alimentent les maladies, tandis que le VIH, la tuberculose et le paludisme restent les maladies infectieuses les plus meurtrières au monde. Le film Restons mobilisés rend hommage aux vies sauvées, aux héros en première ligne qui rendent cela possible et à l’urgence d’atteindre des millions d’autres personnes. Nous ne pouvons pas nous arrêter maintenant. Nous ne nous arrêterons pas maintenant. Ensemble, nous devons rester mobilisés.
Message pour les réseaux sociaux :
Pourquoi soutenir le Fonds mondial ?
Parce que collectivement, le partenariat du @GlobalFund a réalisé des progrès constants contre les maladies infectieuses les plus meurtrières.
70 millions de vies ont été sauvées.
Ensemble, nous devons rester mobilisés pour mettre fin au sida, à la tuberculose et au paludisme.
Global Health Security
Fighting deadly infectious diseases is in all our interests.
A disease outbreak in one place can rapidly escalate into a global health crisis, with profound human and economic costs.
Investing in the fight against HIV, TB and malaria addresses a broad spectrum of major disease transmission routes with pandemic potential. Targeting these three diseases and strengthening health systems is among the most effective ways for countries to prepare for future pandemics.
The Global Fund’s Global Health Security microsite showcases how the Global Fund partnership is confronting today’s deadliest epidemics and supporting stronger health and community systems to make all countries healthier, safer and more prosperous.
Social Media Message:
Fighting deadly infectious diseases is in all our interests because diseases know no borders. An outbreak can quickly become a global crisis if it spreads undetected. Visit the @GlobalFund Global Health Security website to learn more: https://impact.theglobalfund.org/en/global-health-security/
Social Media Message:
Outbreaks are inevitable. Epidemics and pandemics are preventable. Discover how the @GlobalFund partnership stops deadly diseases in their tracks. Explore the Global Health Security website: https://impact.theglobalfund.org/en/global-health-security/
Social Media Message:
A disease outbreak somewhere can quickly become a global crisis everywhere. See how local outbreaks can overwhelm health services and economies – and what it takes to stop them. Explore the @GlobalFund Global Health Security platform: https://impact.theglobalfund.org/en/global-health-security/
Download the Global Health Security Report (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Japanese)
Patterns of Past, Present and Promise
Across continents, cultures and generations, fabrics tell stories of identity, truth and solidarity.
Through powerful storytelling and artistic collaboration, the Global Fund is transforming this authentic symbol into a platform that elevates the voices of those leading the fight against HIV, TB and malaria.
Stories of resilience, defiance and hope are woven into uniquely designed, iconic patterns to inspire the world to stand together. To fight harder. To stop at nothing to end these diseases.
A Ritual of Resilience
Sibulele Sibaca Nomnganga | South Africa
Sibulele’s story is one of loss, love and lasting hope. Orphaned by AIDS, she became a caregiver as a child – and a fighter for change as an adult. Sibu calls on the world to renew their commitment to finally defeat HIV. We are so close, we cannot stop now.
Sibu’s story was brought to life as a pattern by artist Mbhali Manzini.
Social Media Message:
“My journey is woven into the pattern on this fabric.”
As a child, Sibu laid out her father’s pills every day. She didn’t know that he was dying of AIDS – only that his medicine mattered. Her story lives in the uniquely designed fabric she wears – pills shaped into flowers, honoring her strength.
Today, AIDS can be prevented, treated – and with sustained commitment – defeated. Together, we must #StopAtNothing to finish this fight. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/video/2025/2025-05-02-patterns-of-past-present-promise-a-ritual-of-resilience/
Social Media Message:
« Le motif de ce tissu symbolise mon parcours. »
Lorsqu’elle était enfant, Sibu préparait chaque jour les comprimés que devait prendre son père. Elle ne savait pas qu’il mourait du sida – tout ce qui comptait, c’était ses médicaments.
Aujourd’hui, il est possible de prévenir, de traiter et – avec un engagement soutenu – de vaincre le sida. Ensemble, restons mobilisés pour gagner ce combat. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/video/2025/2025-05-02-patterns-of-past-present-promise-a-ritual-of-resilience/
Social Media Message:
“Look at this pattern. Every shape, every pill tells my story.”
Wearing her story with pride and determination, Sibu’s head wrap is more than fabric. Each pill blooming into flowers, symbolizing hope rising from loss, pain transformed into power.
See Sibu’s story: https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/video/2025/2025-05-02-patterns-of-past-present-promise-a-ritual-of-resilience/
Social Media Message:
« Regardez ce motif. Chaque forme, chaque comprimé raconte mon histoire. »
Le turban que Sibu porte avec fierté et détermination en référence à son histoire est plus qu’un simple tissu. Chaque comprimé qui éclot comme une fleur symbolise l’espoir né de la perte, la douleur transformée en force.
Sibu exhorte le monde entier à renouveler son engagement à mettre fin au VIH une fois pour toutes. Nous sommes si près du but. Nous ne pouvons pas nous arrêter maintenant.
Découvrir l’histoire de Sibu : https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/video/2025/2025-05-02-patterns-of-past-present-promise-a-ritual-of-resilience/
A Life Reborn
Ani Herna Sari | Indonesia
Ani Herna Sari’s story is one of strength and transformation. Diagnosed with drug-resistant TB while pregnant, she gave birth alone in isolation – but emerged a fighter, survivor and voice for others. Ani calls on the world to act with urgency to finally defeat TB. We cannot stop now.
Ani’s story was brought to life as a pattern by artist Anindita Rahardjo.
Social Media Message:
"This pattern holds my story. Shattered glass from breaking free of shame. Bitter pills, blooming flowers. Pain became purpose."
Ani survived drug-resistant tuberculosis after being diagnosed while pregnant. Today she's one of 70 million lives saved by @GlobalFund. We have what it takes to end TB. We must #StopAtNothing. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/opinion/2025/2025-06-17-patterns-past-present-promise-life-reborn/
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« Ce motif est mon histoire. Les éclats de verre représentent la honte dont je me suis libérée. Les comprimés amers et les fleurs épanouies. La douleur s’est muée en détermination. »
Ani a survécu à la tuberculose pharmacorésistante après avoir été diagnostiquée alors qu’elle était enceinte. Aujourd’hui, elle compte parmi les 70 millions de vies sauvées par le @GlobalFund. Nous pouvons mettre fin à la tuberculose. Nous ne pouvons pas nous arrêter maintenant. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/opinion/2025/2025-06-17-patterns-past-present-promise-life-reborn/
Social Media Message:
Ani wears her story with pride. The pattern on her hijab captures her journey and fight against drug-resistant tuberculosis – from isolation to empowerment.
Ani is one of 70 million lives saved by @GlobalFund partnership. We must #StopAtNothing to defeat TB. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/opinion/2025/2025-06-17-patterns-past-present-promise-life-reborn/
Social Media Message:
Ani porte son histoire avec fierté. Le motif de son hijab illustre son parcours et sa lutte contre la tuberculose pharmacorésistante – de l’isolement à la conquête de sa destinée.
Ani compte parmi les 70 millions de vies sauvées par le partenariat du @GlobalFund. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/opinion/2025/2025-06-17-patterns-past-present-promise-life-reborn/
Reflections of Strength
Ivan Molina Aranibar | Bolivia
Ivan Molina Aranibar’s story is one of strength and defiance. Diagnosed with HIV at 18, he faced fear, silence and shame. But he fought back, for himself and for others. Ivan calls on the world to break the stigma around HIV and ensure better healthcare access for all. We cannot stop now.
Ivan’s story was brought to life as a pattern by artist Raffael Arias.
Social Media Message:
Ivan Molina Aranibar’s story is one of strength and resilience. Diagnosed with HIV at 18, he faced fear and shame but chose to fight.
Thanks to the Global Fund partnership, millions of people are healthy and thriving on HIV treatment – including Ivan.
HIV is preventable and treatable. We are stronger than fear, louder than stigma. Together, we must #StopAtNothing to defeat AIDS. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/video/2025/2025-10-15-patterns-of-past-present-promise-reflections-of-strength/
Social Media Message:
L’histoire d’Ivan Molina Aranibar est un témoignage de courage et de résilience. Diagnostiqué séropositif au VIH à 18 ans, il a été confronté à la peur et à la honte, mais il a choisi de se battre.
Grâce au partenariat du Fonds mondial, des millions de personnes sous traitement contre le VIH vivent - comme Ivan - une vie heureuse et en bonne santé.
Le VIH est une maladie que l’on peut prévenir et traiter. Personne ne devrait mourir par peur. Nous sommes plus forts que la peur, plus forts que la stigmatisation.
Ensemble, restons mobilisés pour mettre fin au sida. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/video/2025/2025-10-15-patterns-of-past-present-promise-reflections-of-strength/
After the Rain
Nuradeen Zakariyya | Nigeria
Nuradeen Zakariyya’s story is rooted in grief and driven by hope. After losing loved ones to malaria and watching his community suffer – he found his calling to become a doctor and advocate. Nuradeen calls on the world to act with urgency to finally defeat malaria. We cannot stop now.
Nuradeen’s story was brought to life as a pattern by artist Abraham Babajide Cole.
Social Media Message:
“When the rains came, they brought life to the savanna – and sickness to our homes.”
Nuradeen lost his father and baby niece to malaria. From that pain, he found his purpose and his fight.
Today, he’s studying to become a doctor to bring care and prevention to his community. His journey is woven into the fabric on his dashiki – ripples of life and loss.
Together, we must #StopAtNothing to defeat malaria. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/opinion/2025/2025-07-23-patterns-past-present-promise-after-the-rain/
Social Media Message
« Quand les pluies sont arrivées, elles ont ramené la vie dans la savane – et la maladie dans nos maisons. »
Nuradeen a vu le paludisme emporter son père et sa nièce, alors que cette dernière n’était encore qu’un bébé. Il a choisi de donner un sens à sa douleur et de se battre.
Aujourd’hui, il poursuit des études pour devenir médecin, pour que sa communauté ait accès à des soins et à des moyens de prévention. Le motif de son dashiki symbolise son parcours – des ondes de vie et de mort.
Ensemble, restons mobilisés pour mettre fin au paludisme. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/opinion/2025/2025-07-23-patterns-past-present-promise-after-the-rain/
Social Media Message:
Nuradeen’s story is rooted in grief and driven by hope. After losing loved ones to malaria, he found his calling to become a doctor and advocate.
His dashiki, designed by Nigerian artist Abraham Babajide Cole, weaves flourishing leaves and water-like ripples as a tribute to those who turn pain into purpose and fight for their communities, no matter the odds.
Together, we must #StopAtNothing to defeat malaria. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/opinion/2025/2025-07-23-patterns-past-present-promise-after-the-rain/
Social Media Message
L’histoire de Nuradeen est celle du chagrin qui cède la place à l’espoir. La perte d’êtres chers, emportés par le paludisme, a fait naître en lui la vocation de devenir médecin et militant.
Son dashiki, créé par l’artiste nigérian Abraham Babajide Cole mêle un feuillage abondant et des ondulations – un hommage aux personnes qui ont donné un sens à leur douleur et qui se battent pour leur communauté, contre vents et marées.
Ensemble, restons mobilisés pour mettre fin au paludisme. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/opinion/2025/2025-07-23-patterns-past-present-promise-after-the-rain/
Featured Stories and Case Studies: Impact to Save Lives
The Global Fund partnership is investing more than US$5 billion a year to fight deadly infectious diseases, challenge the injustice that fuels them, and strengthen health systems and pandemic preparedness in more than 100 of the hardest hit countries.
See how the Global Fund partnership unites governments, communities, civil society, health workers and the private sector to find and deliver solutions that are saving lives and changing the course of HIV, TB and malaria.
- Nigeria | A Smarter Way to Fight Malaria: Kaduna State’s Campaign Puts New Nets and Digital Tools Into Action (English, Français, Deutsch)
- Ethiopia | Health Extension Workers Transform Community Care (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
- West Africa | Early Detection for Rapid Response: Strengthening Disease Surveillance (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português)
- Asia Pacific | An Invisible Line of Defense: How Laboratory Workers in Protect Against the Next Pandemic (English, Français, Deutsch)
- Bangladesh | Champa and Rekha: Fighting Tuberculosis Through Fear and Floods (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
- Ukraine | Dmytro and Yulia Face the Frontlines of War to Deliver Lifesaving Care in Ukraine (English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano)
The Global Fund Eighth Replenishment Investment Case
The Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment is critical to maintaining the momentum against HIV, TB and malaria and preventing resurgences that could undo decades of progress.
Without urgent and focused investment, the human, social, and economic toll could be devastating. We must protect the gains we have made, save millions more lives, and move closer to a world where these diseases are no longer a public health threat.
Social Media Message:
The @GlobalFund partnership is fighting the deadliest infectious diseases in the most crisis-affected parts of the world. Together, we have saved 70 million lives. But there is still more work to do. HIV, TB and malaria have threatened humanity for too long.
We must #StopAtNothing to defeat them. We must invest to finish what we started. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/investment-case/
Social Media Message:
Le partenariat du @GlobalFund lutte contre les maladies infectieuses les plus meurtrières dans des régions en pleine crise. Ensemble, nous avons sauvé 70 millions de vies. Mais il reste beaucoup à faire.
Le VIH, la tuberculose et le paludisme menacent l’humanité depuis trop longtemps.
Nous devons investir pour finir le travail. Ensemble, nous les vaincrons. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/investment-case/
Social Media Message:
With bold leadership, smart investment and full use of the tools now at hand, we can take the next decisive step to end AIDS, TB and malaria and build a healthier future for all.
The @GlobalFund’s Eighth Replenishment is a critical moment. Together we must #StopAtNothing to ensure that future generations can live in a world free from the deadliest infectious diseases. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/investment-case/
Social Media Message:
Seuls un leadership audacieux, des investissements judicieux et la pleine utilisation des outils à notre disposition nous permettront de franchir l’étape décisive de l’élimination du sida, de la tuberculose et du paludisme, et de bâtir un monde en meilleure santé pour l’avenir de toutes et tous.
La huitième reconstitution des ressources du @GlobalFund est un moment crucial. Ensemble, nous devons garantir aux générations futures un monde libéré des maladies infectieuses les plus meurtrières. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/investment-case/
Social Media Message:
Investing in the @GlobalFund partnership means supporting one of the world’s most effective mechanisms to fight infectious diseases.
Now is the time to #StopAtNothing to protect the gains we have made, save millions more lives, and move with purpose toward a future free from AIDS, TB and malaria.https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/investment-case/
Social Media Message:
Investir dans le partenariat du @GlobalFund, c’est soutenir l’un des mécanismes de lutte contre les maladies infectieuses les plus efficaces au monde.
Le moment est venu de protéger les acquis, sauver des millions de vies et avancer avec détermination vers un avenir libéré du sida, de la tuberculose et du paludisme. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/investment-case/
2025 Global Fund Results Report
Health programs supported by the Global Fund partnership have saved 70 million lives as of the end of 2024.
Over the past two decades, working hand in hand with communities most affected by the three diseases, governments (implementers and donors), the private sector, civil society and technical partners, the combined death rate from AIDS, TB and malaria has fallen by 63%. These investments in health not only save lives – they also drive economic productivity and broader socioeconomic development.
Social Media Message:
The @GlobalFund 2025 Results Report is now available. Working together, the Global Fund partnership has saved 70 MILLION lives since 2002. Investing in the Global Fund is one of the most effective ways to save lives, improve the health of many and reinforce global health security. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/results/
Social Media Message:
Le Rapport 2025 sur les résultats du @GlobalFund est disponible. Collectivement, le partenariat du Fonds mondial a sauvé 70 MILLIONS de vies depuis 2002. Investir dans le Fonds mondial est l’un des moyens les plus efficaces de sauver des vies, d’améliorer la santé de nombreuses personnes et de renforcer la sécurité sanitaire mondiale. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/results/
Social Media Message:
The @GlobalFund partnership is delivering on its promise: to save lives from AIDS, TB and malaria. In countries where the Global Fund invests, the combined incidence rate from the three diseases has dropped by 42% since 2002 and the combined death rate by 63%. https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/results/
Social Media Message:
Le partenariat du @GlobalFund honore sa promesse : sauver des vies menacées par le sida, la tuberculose et le paludisme. Dans les pays où le Fonds mondial investit, le taux d’incidence combiné des trois maladies a été réduit de 42 % depuis 2002, et le taux de mortalité combiné de 63 %. https://www.theglobalfund.org/fr/results/