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Additional Safeguard policy (ASP)
Additional Safeguard policy (ASP)
The Global Fund’s Additional Safeguard Policy is an exceptional policy that may be applied in specific country contexts where Global Fund determines that additional safeguards are required for the management and oversight of Global Fund supported programmes. The application of ASP, including any associated implementation arrangements or risk mitigation measures, is determined by the Global Fund and may vary depending on the country context and risk environment.
For the most current information on ASP, including its scope, application and related operational guidance, refer to the Global Fund resources below.
Resources
Functional Area: Risk Management Project Stage: PR Start-up Author: The Global Fund Language: English Type: Policies, Procedures and guidance Topic: Additional Safeguard policy (ASP) Resource File Format: Link Resource Accessibility: Publicly accessible
Functional Area: Risk Management Project Stage: PR Start-up Author: The Global Fund Language: English Type: Policies, Procedures and guidance Topic: Resource File Format: PDF Resource Accessibility: Publicly accessible