DFID

RÉSUMÉ Bien que le ministère britannique du Développement international ait augmenté sa contribution au Fonds mondial lors de la cinquième conférence de reconstitution des ressources de celui-ci en 2016, il a considérablement réduit ses programmes bilatéraux axés sur le VIH. Le financement destiné aux programmes de lutte contre le VIH a chuté d’un haut de 221 millions de livres sterling en 2009 à 23 millions en 2015.

ABSTRACT Although the U.K.’s Department for International Development increased its contribution to the Global Fund at the Fifth Replenishment Conference in 2016, DFID has significantly cut its bilateral programs focusing on HIV. Funding for HIV-specific programs declined from a peak of £221 million in 2009 to £23 million in 2015.

ABSTRACT South Africa is not a country that typically enters the conversation on Global Fund transitions, but a recent discussion paper says changes are happening. As the country gears up to write its new National Strategic Plan, sustainability is on the agenda for the world’s largest and fastest growing HIV epidemic.

ABSTRACT The U.K.’s decision to leave the European Union raises questions about what the implications are for development aid in general and the Global Fund in particular.