Friends of the Global Fund, Japan (FGFJ), is dedicated to strengthening support in Japan for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
FGFJ has launched a series of thematic sheets spotlighting cross-cutting areas within the global infectious disease fight!
Watch the highlight reel of the inaugural presentation of FGFJ's “Leadership Awards” to honor and celebrate Japan’s leadership in fighting the world’s three major infectious diseases.
A multi-party task force of Diet members who examine ways to broaden Japan’s international role in combating HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and strengthening health systems.
The Global Fund's Lifesaving Work Against Infectious Diseases
The Global Fund and FGFJ produced an animated video introducing the impact of the Global Fund partnership over the years.
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Friends of the Global Fund, Japan (FGFJ), is dedicated to strengthening support in Japan for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.





FGFJ Convenes Joint Diet Task Force & Advisory Board Meeting


FGFJ Diet Task Force Visit to Zambia
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (The Global Fund) is credited with saving countless lives from the three deadliest communicable diseases—HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
Why does TB still kill millions every year – and how can new near-point-of-care (NPOC) testing help close the gap?
In 60 seconds, @GlobalFund TB expert Dr. Melanie Kitongo explains how NPOC testing can bring fast, accurate diagnosis closer to where people first seek care –
With up to 50 deliveries a day, Nampula Central Hospital takes on the most severe maternal and newborn emergencies.
With investments from @GlobalFund & partners, oxygen is now produced onsite and piped directly to the wards – reducing workload, lowering costs and ensuring a more
“The next big shift is moving from simply creating medical innovations to ensuring their actual delivery to everyone.”
Former Japan Health Minister Keizo Takemi on a challenge at the heart of Unitaid’s work for 20 years: turning innovation into access.
The @GlobalFund Results Report shows the choices we make now will shape whether malaria continues to rise, or whether we can get back on track.
https://globalfundadvocatesnetwork.org/gfan-key-messages-from-the-global-fund-results-report-2026/
グローバルファンドでは、ピーター・サンズ事務局長の任期満了に伴い、2027年に就任する次期事務局長の選考が進められています。9月30日、最終候補者5名が発表されました。
🌐 詳細はこちら:
fgfj.jcie.or.jp/news/2026-10-01_finalists/
今後も選考プロセスが続き、10月28〜30日に開催される第56回理事会会合において次期事務局長が選出されます。新事務局長は、2027年第1四半期に就任する予定です。 ...
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朝日新聞「withPlanet」にて、モンゴルの結核の現状と、それに立ち向かう現場を追った現地取材記事が上下編で公開されました。
記事では、首都ウランバートルを覆う深刻な大気汚染や急速な都市化によるゲル地区の過密な住環境が、人々の免疫力を削り結核リスクを高めている構造が描かれています。
また、根強い偏見や貧困といった壁がある一方で、グローバルファンドによる支援を通じ、元患者でもある「サバイバー」たちが患者に寄り添い、早期発見や服薬支援に挑む姿が描かれています。
支援が現地でどのように生き、誰に支えられているのか。
ぜひ多くの方に読んでいただきたい内容です。
🔗 【上】健康むしばむ大気汚染 免疫力ダウンも影響
www.asahi.com/withplanet/article/16909210
🔗 【下】早期発見や治療継続を妨げる社会の偏見
www.asahi.com/withplanet/article/16918706 ...
早期発見や治療継続を妨げる社会の偏見:モンゴルの結核【下】|with Planet|朝日新聞
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モンゴルでは結核の感染が続いています。国際基準を満たす医療があっても、社会に残る偏見や急速な都市化に伴う貧富の格差が、結核撲滅を阻み�...0 CommentsComment on Facebook