TGLF Local solutions to funding cuts (26 June 2025)

Thank you for participating in yesterday’s briefing on local solutions to funding cuts. The discussion highlighted key areas where organizations are seeking practical solutions: connecting policy with implementation, achieving deeper root cause analysis, and building sustainable networks that continue beyond external funding. Resources from the briefing: - Briefing slides https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/88y9x93ymii9rlxvx3aqc/20250530.TGLF-Ready-to-partner-SLIDES-v5-mobile.pdf?rlkey=73eijjocsgba3h69f6d6r9ifl&dl=0 - Frequently asked questions https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/7vpsi4empwhqzoeo6yqlq/20250626.TGLF-Peer-Learning-Model-FAQ.docx?rlkey=06b624dql3ccpjnmg67yd3iix&dl=0 - Recording: https://youtu.be/uPPxnWiDh_k - Highlights reel (2 minutes) - Background article: “The funding crisis solution hiding in plain sight” [link] Next steps: Several attendees asked about collaboration pathways. We have three entry points ready for immediate engagement: 1. Partner with existing programs - Join our current initiatives in measles, climate change and health, mental health, non-communicable diseases, neglected tropical diseases, immunization, and women’s leadership 2. Connect policy and implementation - Transform your guidelines into peer learning experiences for our 70,000+ practitioner network 3. Test on current problems - Apply the model to specific implementation challenges your organization faces To explore these options, schedule a conversation with Reda Sadki, our Executive Director: https://app.simplymeet.me/redasadki/30 For partnership coordination, contact maria.monzon@learning.foundation The briefing confirmed what we see globally: organizations need proven approaches that deliver better results at lower cost. We are ready to support your implementation goals through structured peer learning.