Domestic financial contributions to HIV, tuberculosis and malaria responses remain low
ABSTRACT A new analysis by Aidspan shows that domestic contributions by low- and lower-middle income countries to their HIV, TB and malaria responses accounted for around one third or less of their funding to tackle these diseases over the 2015-2017 period. The analysis also quantifies the projected gaps in overall funding for the 2018-2020 period - 24% for HIV, 49% for TB, and 44% for malaria - unless domestic and international commitments increase.