Global HIV funding fell by nearly a fifth in 2025, according to UNAIDS
The outlets presented the decline in global HIV funding similarly, but varied in emphasis. 24 News HD highlighted the UNAIDS warning and the timing of the announcement alongside an AIDS conference in Brazil. BOL News contrasted the funding decline with a reduction in new infections and AIDS-related deaths. Dawn included a detail about U.S. contributions previously accounting for 75% of international HIV funding. Daily Times framed the funding drop as a two-decade low and emphasized concerns about a resurgence of the epidemic.
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That the international financing for HIV fell by 18 per cent in 2025, from $8.8 billion to $7.3 billion, its lowest level in nearly two decades, has been lamented by UNAIDS as a potential reversal of the progress that drove down new infections and AIDS-related deaths to their lowest level in more than 30 years. […]
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Global HIV funding falls as UN warns AIDS progress is at risk
New HIV infections and AIDS related deaths reached their lowest levels in more than three decades during 2025. The post Global HIV funding falls as UN warns AIDS progress is at risk appeared first on BOL News.
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Global HIV funding slashed by a fifth last year: UNAIDS
International funding for the fight against HIV fell by nearly a fifth last year, the United Nations warned on Monday as a major AIDS conference began in Brazil.
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World risks HIV resurgence as funding falls 18pc, UNAIDS says
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 ...
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