The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

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The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Patrick Nicollier, Head of Human Resources Department Career Guidance Seminar Tokyo, Japan 19 December 2016

Global Fund Overview

The Global Fund A 21st-century partnership organization to accelerate the end of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria as epidemics Founded in 2002, the Global Fund is the leading contributor of resources in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. It mobilizes and invests nearly US$4 billion a year to support countries and communities most in need. It has an active portfolio of over 430 active grants in over 100 countries, implemented by local experts.

Our mission Investing the world s money to defeat AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria

Number of Lives Saved Through Global Fund-Supported Programs US$ (Billion) 40 30 20m 22m Lives Saved (Million) 20 20 10 10 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 0 Amount disbursed (cumulative) Number of lives saved (cumulative)

Global Fund s contribution to international financing to fight the three diseases AIDS T U B E R C U L O S I S M A L A R I A 25% 25% 42% 75% 75% 58% Global Fund Other Agencies (PEPFAR, World Bank, Other Bilateral Agencies) Global Fund Other International Contributors Global Fund Other International Contributors Source: KFF foundation/unaids factsheet on Funding for AIDS 2015, Global Tuberculosis report 2016, World Malaria report 2015

How We Operate

Unique public private partnership in action Donors Recipient countries NGOs from global north NGOs from global south Communities living with and affected by the diseases Companies Foundations WHO UNAIDS Stop TB Partnership Roll Back Malaria World Bank

How We Work We raise the money 1 Oversight in action 5 2 Countries make investment decisions Local experts implement the program 4 3 We evaluate

Global Fund Strategy 2017-2022 Investing to End Epidemics Build resilient & sustainable systems for health Maximize impact against HIV, TB and Malaria Mobilize increased resources Promote & protect human rights and gender equality Strategic enablers Innovate and differentiate along the development continuum Support mutually accountable partnerships

Our Values and Structure

Our Values

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Oversight in action We raise the money 5 1 Countries make 2 investment decisions Local experts implement the program 4 3 We evaluate Director of External Relations Division Donor Relations Private Sector Engagement Political & Civil Society Advocacy

Where does the money come from? Major Donors: United States France United Kingdom Germany Japan Italy Canada European Commission Australia Netherlands 95 percent of funding comes from government donors

Private Sector and NGO Partners Contributor of Resources Grant Implementer Advocacy & Governance Pro bono Goods & Services

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Oversight in action Local experts implement the program We raise the money 5 4 1 3 Countries make 2 investment decisions We evaluate Global Fund 2017-22 Strategy Access to Funding Strategic Information Country A Produce Concept Note Submit Concept Note TRP GAC Board approval Grant implementation (3 years) Country Team Technical Advice and Partnerships (Disease and HSS specialists) Community, Rights and Gender

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Oversight in action Local experts implement the program We raise the money 5 4 1 3 Countries make 2 investment decisions We evaluate Head, Grant Management Division High Impact Africa I Asia Europe Lat. Am. & Caribbean High Impact Africa II High Impact Asia II Africa & Middle East Grant Management Support

The Country Team Approach The goal of the country team approach is to enhance collaboration among team members in order to achieve a more effective and efficient oversight of the Global Fund grant portfolio The composition of the Country Team is illustrated below: Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist Fund Portfolio Manager Program Officer Fund Portfolio Assistant Country Team Health Product Management Specialist Finance Officer Legal Officer

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Finance Division Chief Financial Officer Treasury Sourcing Program Finance and Controlling Information Technology Administration

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director SUPPORT FUNCTIONS Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Organizational Structure Board Office of the Inspector General Executive Director Office of the Board Affairs Human Resources Communications Legal and Compliance Risk Management External Relations Strategy, Investment and Impact Grant Management Finance

Who are we looking for?

All staff are based at the Global Fund office in Geneva, Switzerland Approximately 700 staff representing more than 100 nationalities with a wide variety of professional backgrounds Global Fund staff by region Asia 9% LAC 5% MENA 1% Oceania 1% Eastern Europe and Central Asia 10% Western Europe 43% North America 14% Africa 17%

Professional Grade Structure Grade Typical required work experience Degree Grade A (e.g., Assistant) 2-4 years Undergraduate Grade B (e.g., Coordinator) 3-5 years University Degree Grade C (e.g., Program Officer) 4-6 years University Degree Grade D (e.g. Specialist) 6-8 years Advanced University Degree Grade E (e.g., Manager) Grade F (e.g. Regional Manager) Grade G 8-10 years 10-12 years 12-15 years Advanced University Degree / Masters in Public Health Advanced University Degree / Masters / Professional Affiliation Advanced University Degree / Masters / Professional Affiliation

The opportunities at the Global Fund for you Languages: An excellent knowledge of English and preferably a good working knowledge of French or one of the following: Arabic, Chinese, Russian, and Spanish. Core competencies: Personal Effectiveness, Working with Others, Core Expertise, People Leadership, Global Fund Mind-set Interpersonal skills: Open-mindness, flexibility, interpersonal & diplomatic skills, analytical skills, passion for cultural diversity Field experience Preferably minimum of 2 years of experience Hold the appropriate educational qualifications and technical expertise for the role

Our People Strategy

Mission Vision Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives We will be an innovative and agile learning organization where opinions are respected and whose employees are humble towards each other, our stakeholders and those we serve. Striving for excellence in enabling the execution of the 2017-2022 Global Fund Strategy. Partnering with stakeholders to create a culture, a workplace and a working environment which embody and promote our values and where our leaders and people act as role models of collaboration, adaptability, accountability and integrity. Engaged Employees Agile Organization Enabling HR Function 1. Our 2017-2022 People Strategy and the underlying Objectives & Initiatives should enable the Global Fund mission and the people we serve. 2. Internal and external collaboration and partnerships are key to our success. 3. We will strive for continuous improvement and innovation which are key to success. 4. We act with humility, fairness, consistency, and encourage an open dialogue and constructive feedback. 5. We are accountable and we are holding others accountable.

Be the change you want to see in the world. Mahatma Gandhi Join us