As of 17 February 2025, UNAIDS had received at least one status report from 52 countries (39 PEPFAR-funded and 13 countries that receive some US support). The 39 countries represent 71% of all PEPFAR-funded countries.
Collectively, these status reports reveal a range of significant impacts resulting from the US Government’s decision to freeze and review all US foreign assistance. The situation continues to evolve rapidly as waivers are requested, issued and implemented.
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UNAIDS and partners provide a compilation of country updates on the impact of the recent US shifts on the global HIV response (a living document). The latest updates by country can be accessed here.
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Source : UNAIDS
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