The abrupt, politically charged pause in funding from the President’s EmergencyPlan for AIDSRelief (PEPFAR) sent shockwaves through the country’s health sector, forcing a rapid, often chaotic re-evaluation of its dependence on foreign aid.
have global impact — particularly regarding PEPFAR... “PEPFAR has saved over 25 million lives, but cuts are already causing catastrophic setbacks,” Rep ... Trump halted funds for PEPFAR, the ...
Upwards of 100HIV/AIDS activists on Monday blocked an intersection near the White House and demanded the Trump-Vance administration fully fund PEPFAR... (PEPFAR in the coming fiscal year will use funds allocated in fiscal year 2024.).
The cuts in the US President’s EmergencyPlan For AidsRelief (Pepfar) in February created a massive shortfall in funding to South Africa’sHIV programmes ... (Measuring the total Pepfar shortfall is complicated but it is roughly R7 billion.).
The Pepfar BridgePlan (PBP) is set to provide vital support from 1 October 2025 to 31 March 2026 ... The approval of the PEPFAR Bridge Plan underscores the unpredictable nature of US decision-making.
Activists since the Trump-Vance administration took office in January have demanded full PEPFAR funding ...HIV/AIDS service providers around the world with whom the Blade has spoken say PEPFAR cuts and the loss of funding from the U.S.