Research and policy paper: How funding cuts are reversing progress on HIV and malaria, and what the EU should do. Aidsfonds and Friends of the Global Fund commissioned research on the impact of global health funding cuts in Uganda, Nigeria, and Mozambique. Conducted by Lesley Odendal, the study combines interviews and data from sources including PEPFAR, UNAIDS, and the Global Fund to examine the consequences for HIV and malaria programmes.
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In our perfect future, no one dies from AIDS and there are no new HIV infections. We want sexual health and rights for everyone, and a cure available for all people living with HIV. Read in our annual report 2025 how we worked towards these goals over the past year. A year in which so much has changed.
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This January to December 2025 report highlights partners’ efforts to combat paediatric HIV, challenges, and achievements and provides an overview of results and progress made by Aidsfonds and community partners.
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This report presents the findings of the SROI analysis and outlines the methodological approach used to estimate the social value generated by the Kusingata programme.
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This story of change captures three years of impact from the Indonesia Healthy Cities with Pride programme, where young LGBTIQ+ communities led their own solutions to stigma, discrimination, and barriers to HIV and sexual health services. Through participatory grantmaking, more than 130 youth‑led organisations across 11 cities took on decision‑making roles and shaped interventions rooted in lived experience. The change story highlights how trust, flexibility, and capacity strengthening unlock sustainable, community‑driven change at both local and national level.
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In 2024, Aidsfonds launched a call for proposals to identify and support underserved children living with HIV (CLHIV). The initiative aimed to promote innovation and learning through pilot grants that encouraged experimentation, adaptation of best practices, and new partnerships. The overarching goal was to reach more underserved children sustainably with approaches that could be integrated into future programming. Proposals were invited to pilot new activities, scale successful interventions from other contexts, or adapt proven models to local realities, with a strong emphasis on learning, evaluation, and knowledge sharing among partners.
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When you are engaged in improving the lives of children living with of affected by HIV, this e-news is for you. It offers latest research, best practices and tools, and grant opportunities to enhance your work.
