Budgets/Data/Target Tracking

The amfAR policy office tracks budgetary decision-making in the United States and advocates for domestic, bilateral, and multilateral funding for HIV. In addition, the office performs research on strategic and programmatic targets and progress reporting to ensure that programs are data-informed and delivering services to all populations in need. The policy office maintains a database of funding and target data from the PEPFAR program.

Infographic: Ending the HIV Epidemic Database

Press Release: The Future of the HIV Response

Infographic: How the Global Fund Improves PEPFAR Investments

Infographic: A Global Response to HIV Requires the Global Fund

amfAR Launches Important New PEPFAR Advocacy Resource

amfAR Analysis Examines Potential Avenues for Increasing Efficiencies in Global HIV/AIDS Investments

Consequences of a Changing US Strategy in the Global HIV Investment Landscape

Population Size Estimation of Gay and Bisexual Men and Other Men Who Have Sex With Men Using Social Media-Based Platforms

Derailing Progress: The Human Impact of the U.S. FY2018 Global Health Budget

FY2017 U.S. Global AIDS Budget: The Human Impact

Setting targets for HIV: An evaluation of indicator quality and target achievement in National Strategic Plans

Use of expenditure analysis to enhance returns on investments in HIV services

Curbing the HIV Epidemic by Supporting Effective Engagement in HIV Care

Lifting All Boats: The Broad Benefits of Increased Investments in HIV/AIDS Research

The World Without PEPFAR

The amfAR Country/Regional Operational Plan Database

Following the Money to Key Populations, National Priorities, and Evidence-Based Budgeting

amfAR Calls for Increase in HIV/AIDS Research Funding at National Institutes of Health

Infographic: Small Increase, Big Impact: Investing in HIV/AIDS Research Could Fund the World’s Next Medical Breakthrough

Sustaining Global HIV Programs and the Transition to Greater Country Ownership

Bolstering State Efforts to Implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy: Key indicators and Recommendations for Policymakers and Community Stakeholders

Lack of Syringe Services Programs Adds Up to Big Costs (Infographic)

Infographic: Investing for Impact: Accelerating the U.S. and Global AIDS Response in FY2016

amfAR Report Examines Controversial Pricing of Hepatitis C Treatment

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria's investments in harm reduction through the rounds-based funding model (2002–2014)

A Comprehensive Review of Available Epidemiologic and HIV Service Data for Female Sex Workers, Men Who Have Sex With Men, and People Who Inject Drugs in Select West and Central African Countries

FY2015 U.S. Global AIDS Budget Plan: The Human Impact (Infographic)

New Report Finds Missing and Incomplete Data Imperils the Global HIV/AIDS Response

Infographic: Medicaid Expansion: An Essential Tool to Fight HIV and Health Disparities

Sustaining the Global HIV Response: Innovative Financing Options

The Investment Case for Global AIDS Funding: Getting Smarter, Showing Results

Sequestration 2014: Undermining the Response to HIV/AIDS in the U.S.

The Impact Of FY14 Budget Sequestration On US-Funded Global Health Programs

An Action Agenda to End AIDS

Issue Brief: The Costs of Flat Funding for Biomedical Research

How much of your U.S. taxes goes toward stopping AIDS, malaria and child mortality?

FY2014 Budget Plans And Global HIV/AIDS: The Human Impact

March Update: The Effect of Budget Sequestration on Global Health - Projecting the Human Impact in Fiscal Year 2013

The Effect of Budget Sequestration on Global Health: Projecting the Human Impact in Fiscal Year 2013

The Effect of Budget Sequestration on HIV/AIDS in the United States: Projecting the Human Impact in Fiscal Year 2013

Sequestration Will Cut $659 Million from Domestic HIV/AIDS and Viral Hepatitis Programs

September 2012 Update: The Effect of Budget Sequestration on Global Health

amfAR and AVAC Launch Global Action Agenda for Ending AIDS

The Effect of Budget Sequestration on Global Health: Projecting the Human Impact in Fiscal Year 2013

New Analysis: Failure to Address Pandemic Among Gay Men and Other Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) Imperils Goal of “AIDS-Free Generation”

Global Health Cuts in Proposed Debt Deal Would Have Negligible Budget Impact but Cost Thousands of Lives

Devastating Impact Projected from Global Health Funding Cuts in House Continuing Resolution

Lives at Stake: amfAR Analysis Shows Potential Human Impact of Cutting Global Health Funding

amfAR Analysis: Potential Impact of Increased Investments in HIV AIDS Programs

amfAR Analysis: Proposed Congressional Budget Cuts Will Severely Undercut U.S. Response to Domestic and Global AIDS Crisis

AIDS Research: A Sound Investment