This report is a comprehensive analysis of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) implementation in ten African countries. It highlights key points on the current status of UHC, the level of access for key and vulnerable populations, HIV/AIDS within UHC, and the involvement of civil society organisations within UHC in these countries.
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A new report by the Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS sets out what funds are being spent on children and adolescents affected by HIV, where, how much, by whom, and where the gaps are. The report analyses spending in all low- and middle-income countries , including the 21 countries that account for 80% of child HIV. And for three countries—Kenya, Uganda, and Cameroon—this new report provides particular detail.
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This is the executive summary of the report 'Dangerously Off Track - How Funding for the HIV Response is Leaving Key Populations Behind'. This report is the most comprehensive analysis of funding for the HIV response, and is a call to action for the global community to urgently increase funding for key populations. Without it, the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 may very well be out of reach. In 2022, 80% of new HIV infections outside of sub-Saharan Africa, and 25% of infections in sub-Saharan Africa, were among key populations and their sexual partners. But funding for the HIV response is nowhere near what’s needed to provide comprehensive prevention, treatment, and empowerment activities for these groups. In 2023, there was a shortfall of 95.5% of needed funding for comprehensive prevention for key populations.
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In this paper Aidsfonds, alongside 40+ organisations, call for scaling EU ODA to at least €200 billion over the next MFF, and explain why it’s a smart investment for the EU.
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This report is the most comprehensive analysis of funding for the HIV response, and is a call to action for the global community to urgently increase funding for key populations. Without it, the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 may very well be out of reach.
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The Aidsfonds Paediatric HIV programme started in 2015 and is working towards “All Children aged 0-14 years living with HIV will have known status, stay in care and on antiretroviral therapy, and have achieved viral suppression and a good quality of life.“ This document shows a clear picture of the programme and Theory of Change, makes links to other paediatric (online) factsheets, toolkits and best practice documents, and provides insight in our current data.
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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.
When you are working with young people on health and rights, HIV prevention and treatment, this e-news will be an inspiring source of information to strengthen your work.
