The global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is being impacted by the rapid changes in the global health program landscape. However, it continues to provide support for countries and communities to respond to these changes. The Global Fund has employed a two-pronged approach: temporarily pausing select components of grant implementation until funds are received and reducing a portion of national grants while reassessing and reprioritizing key interventions. The original Jamaica Global Fund Grant Cycle 7 (GC7), 2025-2027, grant was reduced from USD$15,423,239 to USD $13,232,666. This indicates a14.2% reduction in the total allocation. A key principle in the reprioritization process is the promotion of inclusive and transparent decision making. In this regard the Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCM) are tasked with organizing meeting with CCM members to discuss the reprioritization of interventions and as needed the revision of budget amounts.