Devex news story
After previously being told to shut down at the end of this month, HIV programs funded by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that assist tens of thousands of people globally can now continue to operate through June. But they will do so without new funding. Instead, the programs, which are operating under PEPFAR will rely on funds that were previously set aside for contingencies, according to a CDC spokesperson.
While the extension is a relief to the service providers and beneficiaries, researchers are warning that without an infusion of new money from the US State Department, CDC might run out. Even as they are being extended, some programs are already being told to scale back their lifesaving services.
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Source : Devex
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