Global HIV Funding Declines Sharply, Threatening Progress
Global HIV funding experienced its largest decline in decades last year, falling by $2 billion, according to UNAIDS. This significant reduction, fueled by US aid cuts, risks a resurgence of HIV and threatens progress in combating the epidemic.
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HIV funding fell by $2bn last year fuelled by Trump’s aid cuts, new reports find
The fall from $8.3bn to $6.2bn between 2024 and 2025 marks the lowest global funding level since 2007
By Liz Cookman
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The world risks a resurgence of the HIV epidemic after global funding fell by nearly a fifth last year, the UN body fighting AIDS said on Monday. Washington previously accounted for 75 per cent of international HIV funding before President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025. That month, he ordered a temporary halt to all HIV-related funding before restoring life-saving HIV work days later, although most prevention efforts were curtailed. “Th...
By none@none.com (Reuters)
Read full article →Global HIV funding suffers biggest decline in decades as US cuts threaten progress, UNAIDS warns
UNAIDS and KFF, an independent US-based health policy research organisation, attributed the decline almost entirely to a sharp reduction in financial support from the United States, following funding delays and the cancellation of several global health programmes. The post Global HIV funding suffers biggest decline in decades as US cuts threaten progress, UNAIDS warns appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
By Nike Adebowale-Tambe
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