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Thursday, Apr 19 2012

Guardian Blog Examines Potential Impact Of Global Fund Reform On Organization's Future

In this post in her Global Health Blog, Guardian Health Editor Sarah Boseley examines the potential impact of reform within the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria on the organization's future. She writes, "It's been only seven weeks since banker Gabriel Jaramillo took over as general manager of the [fund], but it is already clear the worthy organization set up by Kofi Annan to channel money to treat and prevent diseases in poor countries is a leaner, meaner machine." She continues, "Jaramillo, former chair and chief executive of Sovereign Bank, brings a tougher attitude to the organization."
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