Kenya: UN Board Rejects Plan to Phase Out UNAIDS, Opts for Reforms
The board chose a phased restructuring and asked for a fully costed plan as donor cuts and financial pressure continue to strain global HIV programs.
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One year after USAID funding cuts, another aid agency catering to Africa’s health sector narrowly escapes folding amid global funding crisis
The United Nations’ dedicated HIV/AIDS programme has narrowly avoided being wound down after its governing board rejected a proposal to shut it down, as international funding cuts force health agencies to rethink how they operate.
Kenya: UN Board Rejects Plan to Phase Out UNAIDS, Opts for Reforms
Nairobi -- The United Nations has rejected plans to phase out its HIV/AIDS programme, opting instead to restructure and strengthen the agency amid funding cuts and concerns over the continuity of services for people living with and affected by HIV.
UNAIDS Board Rejects ‘Sunsetting’, Opting Instead For Transformation
The UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB) has rejected the proposal by the United Nations Secretary-General that it is “sunsetted” by the end of this year, opting instead to transform into a smaller “hub”. This emerged after the PCB’s special meeting on Monday, which considered a report by a working group on the body’s future. The […]
The UNAIDS Programme Coordination Board (PCB) reaffirmed its strong support for the continuity of a smoother and more efficient UNAIDS Joint Programme. PCB members were unanimous in defending that transformation preserves the protection of people and communities living with, are affected by, or are more exposed to, the UNAIDS Programme Coordination Board's post rejects the closure of UNAIDS first appeared on UNAIDS Brazil.
UNAIDS Board Rejects Plan To Shut Down Agency, Approves Restructuring
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has rejected plans to wind down the agency, with its governing board instead approving a transition plan aimed at transforming and strengthening its operations amid funding cuts and concerns about the future of the global HIV response.
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