A UN project became the basis of establishing the organization as a non-profit organization to fund these three diseases in the world. By 2024, 88 percent of the global population with HIV served by the Global Fund had been made aware of their status and 79 percent of them were on antiretroviral medication, and 74 percent of them had a suppressed viral load. Mortality rate of AIDS in 2002 was reduced by 82 percent and HIV incidence rate by 73 percent in countries listed in the Global Fund. The eighth replenishment of the Global Fund is necessary to keep the world on track to end these killer diseases. The remarkable outcome of the Global Fund that has saved 70 million lives confirms that long-term international cooperation in combating life-threatening diseases is effective.