global fund
noun[C]
STOCK MARKETukusafundthatinvestsinshares, etc. in allpartsof theworld:
aglobalfundmanager
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global fund
Assets of theglobalfundmanagement industry increased 1% in 2011 to reach a record $79.8 trillion.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This finding suggests that some form of aglobalfundbe established in order to compensate the pastoralists for maintaining wildlife in the area.
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It is proposed that future support to global initiatives such as theglobalfundwould be financed from this budget line.
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Theglobalfundrepresents a bold new approach - fast-moving, participatory and accountable.
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We want to support, in principle, thisglobalfundto fight communicable diseases.
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We should consider whether we could get our hands on that and disburse it to theglobalfundor other initiatives.
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From where does the money for theglobalfundcome?
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The clinical negligence scheme for trusts is aglobalfundpaid into on an on-going basis.
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Important initiatives that have already been mentioned, such as the "3 by 5" initiative, are going through theglobalfund.
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We more or less know what is happening with theglobalfundand the systems of accountability and monitoring that are being set up.
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