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S. administration has taken a cascade of actions that are already having a catastrophic impact on the global HIV response. Billions in funding have vanished overnight, and millions of people face needless suffering and death without immediate action.  \nThe Latest on the HIV Funding Crisis:  \n On January 20, the U. S. issued a 90-day freeze on virtually all foreign aid, including the United States President 's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), until it conducts a review to ensure programs align with its America First vision.  \n On January 27, the U. S. ordered organizations in other countries to stop disbursing HIV medication purchased with  \nU. S. funding — leaving medication sitting on the shelves of local clinics and depriving people of access to lifesaving treatment.  \n On January 28, a waiver was given for lifesaving medicines, including HIV medication. Services not included in the waiver are PrEP (other than for pregnant women), and services for orphans and vulnerable children. It remains unclear if prevention and other services and costs for key populations are included.  \n The government has also taken PEPFAR data systems offline, signaling that the program may not return, and placed at least 56 senior USAID officials and hundreds of contractors on leave.  \n These actions come on top of moves to reinstate the Global Gag Rule, curtail the rights of trans and non-binary people, and bar diversity and inclusion programs.  \n The U. S. also paused and then quickly rescinded all domestic federal funding, specifically calling out programs related to “D. E. I, woke gender ideology, and the Green New Deal.”  \nSources: KFF Waiver Update (February 3, 2025) and FCAA Update News Alert (February 4, 2025) .  \nThere are currently more than 20 million people supported by PEPFAR on antiretroviral treatment. They are representing two-thirds of all people living with HIV receiving treatment globally. These actions will jeopardize their lives, cost jobs and taxpayer resources, and will threaten to unravel decades of progress on HIV. Based on available data, amfAR states in Impact of Stop Work Orders for PEPFAR Programs factsheet (dated January 24, 2025) this globally means that 222,000 people won’t receive their HIV medication for each day the pause is in effect. Of these, 7,445 are children under the age of 15. During a 90-day stoppage, amfAR estimates that this would mean 135,987 babies acquiring HIV. Despite the waiver, getting people back onto treatment after the stop work order is lifted will take enormous effort.  \nInitial mapping of impact on community networks and organizations  \nTTo draw attention to the devastating effects of the stop work order, Aidsfonds, GNP+ and Robert Carr Fund started an initial mapping of this impact to community networks and organizations. A data brief with the first preliminary results has been shared with FCAA members last week (January 31, 2025) . Please find below the second update of outcomes, including additional analyses of the impact on the ground.  \nAbout these data:  \n These data come from a web-based survey that is conducted between January 27 and February 10, 2025. The findings from this survey present an early look at the impact of the stop work order on organizations worldwide.  \n The information included in this update reflects post-waiver developments, allowing us to assess the impact of the measures based on the most recent situation.  \n Responses are collected anonymously, though participants have the option to provide their country and organization name. Those willing to share additional insights can indicate their openness to being contacted for follow-up.  \n All information in this data update is based on survey responses as rep","cbCaikKQuYbm8Di9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikKQuYbm8Di9","pdf",274285,"English","# The Latest on the HIV Funding Crisis\n## Key U.S. actions and waivers\n## Treatment impact estimates and risks\n# Initial Mapping of Impact\n## Survey design and response collection\n## Respondent profile and geographic distribution\n## Early results and remaining verification\n# Figures and Geographic Distribution","[{\"question\":\"What actions did the U.S. administration take that affected global HIV response funding?\",\"answer\":\"The U.S. issued a 90-day freeze on virtually all foreign aid, ordered organizations to stop disbursing U.S.-funded HIV medication, and took PEPFAR data systems offline. It also described broader policy moves and changes to certain domestic federal funding.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the waiver include all HIV-related medicines and services?\",\"answer\":\"The waiver covers lifesaving medicines, including HIV medication, but services excluded from the waiver include PrEP for non-pregnant women and services for orphans and vulnerable children. It remains unclear whether prevention and other key-population costs are included.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the impact data collected in the second update, and what sample size was used?\",\"answer\":\"The data come from an anonymous web-based survey conducted between January 27 and February 10, 2025. This update uses responses from 564 survey respondents across 25 countries, with results presented as narratives and estimates from organizations closest to recent events.\"}]","Post-Waiver Impact of USA Government Administration Directive to Pause Foreign Aid Obligations | PDF",1789654915,15]