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World: SOP Procurement of Medicines and Health Technologies through the Regional Revolving Funds for the Implementation of Global Fund Grants
Summary by Christgiving Editorial Desk Pan American Health Organization , ReliefWeb
· July 22, 2026
· 2 min read
. Purpose This document provides an overview of the procedures governing PAHO’s support to Global Fund Principal Recipients (PRs) during the implementation of national grants focused on HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. It sets out the guidance required to ensure that PRs manage procurement through PAH
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Key takeaway • Submission of the information requested in Annex 1 (Information Required from NSAs for Collaboration with PAHO/WHO), attached to the letter of intent, if the NSA has not previously engaged with PAHO.
Why this matters
The implementation of Global Fund grants for HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria relies heavily on the efficient procurement of medicines and health technologies. The use of the Regional Revolving Funds (RRF) by Principal Recipients (PRs) is a crucial aspect of this process, and the procedures outlined by PAHO aim to ensure transparency and alignment with Global Fund and PAHO policies. For Non-State Actors (NSAs), including NGOs and philanthropic foundations, the establishment of a tripartite agreement with the Ministry of Health and PAHO is a necessary step, allowing them to utilize the RRF during grant implementation. The requirement for NSAs to provide detailed information and sign a tripartite agreement may help mitigate risks associated with procurement and customs clearance, ultimately facilitating the delivery of essential health products to those in need. As Global Fund grants continue to play a vital role in the fight against these diseases, the effectiveness of the RRF and related procurement procedures will be closely watched.
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Category: disaster Published: July 22, 2026 Source: ReliefWeb Reading time: 2 min
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What is this story about? . Purpose This document provides an overview of the procedures governing PAHO’s support to Global Fund Principal Recipients (PRs) during the implementation of national grants focused on HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. It sets out the guidance required to ensure that PRs manage procurement through PAH
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