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"We want to build a future where everyone—regardless of gender, health status, or identity—can live free from stigma and discrimination"
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“If funding is not restored or replaced, our progress will be lost” - UNAIDS Country Director in Tajikistan amid funding cuts for the HIV response
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Ethiopia, with a population of 130 million, is Africa’s second most populous country. Despite steady economic growth approaching low-middle income status, the country faces a daunting number of challenges, from economic pressures and development needs to recurring natural disasters such as droughts and floods, as well as conflict and other man-made crises. These factors mean Ethiopia still relies heavily on external aid-particularly for food security and humanitarian assistance.
“We must do everything we can to keep the lights on for the HIV response” says UNAIDS Country Director for Ethiopia Tina Boonto
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UNAIDS Country Director reports on the impact of funding cuts to the HIV response
‘My greatest fear is that we will return to the dark days of the epidemic’
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‘We Can’t Afford to Go Back’- UNAIDS Country Director on HIV funding cut in Eswatini
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How US funding cuts could derail years of progress in Burundi’s HIV response
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Community-led HIV services under threat: global networks and UNAIDS track the impacts of the US funding cuts
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HIV services and social reintegration programmes for prisoners and newly released detainees in Kyrgyzstan at risk of collapse
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HIV services and social reintegration programmes for prisoners and newly released detainees in Kyrgyzstan at risk of collapse
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The Breaking Point: A Story from Ethiopia
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US foreign aid cuts puts the lives of people who use drugs at risk
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The impact of US funding cuts on HIV programmes in Democratic Republic of Congo
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