STOPAIDS

21/07/2026

📢 What should HEAR CSO prioritise moving forward? Share your ideas!

The reform of global health architecture is already underway and the decisions being made right now will shape health systems, funding, and governance for years to come.

Civil society and communities impacted by health inequities must have a voice in shaping what comes next.

Over the last 10 months, HEAR CSO has been building a civil society vision for this moment. Now we're developing our action plan for the next 12 months and we want to make sure it reflects what YOU need to engage in these processes effectively.

We know our work will be strongest when it reflects a collective vision. That starts with hearing from you.

We want to know:
👉 What HEAR CSO activities and resources would strengthen your work?
👉 What would you or your organisation want to be part of next?
👉 How should HEAR CSO support civil society engagement with Member States and other decision-makers?

Your input will directly shape our priorities, tools, and advocacy support as reform processes accelerate.

⏳ Survey closes 31 July
📝 5 mins | 9+ languages | Anonymous responses

🔗 Link to Next Moment survey: bit.ly/HEARCSOsurvey

No prior involvement with HEAR CSO is needed. Please share with your networks; every voice strengthens our collective position 💪

09/02/2026

"We cannot...risk the reversal of decades of progress. Rather, we should learn from these difficult lessons and properly fund the global HIV response to ensure we can end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030."

Dr Beccy Cooper MP in The Independent this weekend.

Aid cuts by the US, and planned cuts by the UK, risk undermining decades of progress and could put millions of lives in danger, writes Beccy Cooper

04/02/2026

*Take the HEAR CSO Global Survey to shape the future of global health architecture.*

Changes to financing, governance and access strategies for global health are coming. Civil society has been under-represented in many reform discussions. Help change this! Take the Health Architecture Reimagined Civil Society Organization Global Survey today. Civil society and diverse community voices must shape the future. To date, HEAR CSO has convened seven regional consultations involving 129 individuals from 57 countries across a range of health issues. The survey expands civil society and impacted community voice at a crucial time. You can complete it even if you attended a consultation.

HEAR CSO, a partnership including CSEM for UHC-2030, Global Fund Advocates Network, Global Network of People living with HIV (GNP+), ITPC, NCD Alliance, STOPAIDS and WACI Health, is running a global survey to gather civil society and diverse community priorities on how global health is funded, governed, and delivered.

📝 Take the HEAR CSO Global Survey (10–15 minutes) and share it with your networks
🔗 Bitly: http://bit.ly/4sO3Duv
⏰ Deadline: 28th February

Your input will inform civil society tools, analysis, and advocacy in 2026, helping CSOs to advocate for health systems that are more equitable, community-led, and accountable.

26/01/2026

"We need to build consensus for global institutions by adopting more democratic and participatory approaches...This will ensure that more funding finds its way into the hands of the poorest and most marginalised, reversing rather than further entrenching inequality."

Director of Advocacy at STOPAIDS, Tabitha Ha, shared some powerful thoughts on why communities must be centred in decision, especially at a time of global chaos, in her op-ed with The Independent this weekend.

Massive cuts to aid have rocked the world of international development, writes Tabitha Ha. As the future of global health hangs in the balance, community voices must be front and centre