Funding cuts threaten Kenya's hard-won HIV gains, warns UNAids Health Just now

Last year, about nine million of the 41 million people living with HIV were not on treatment, and almost half of all children living with HIV lacked access to antiretroviral therapy.

As global efforts to reduce HIV infections intensify, a new report warns that funding cuts will undermine progress achieved over the past four decades.

A separate World Health Organisation (WHO) report also shows that reduced donor funding negatively impacted HIV prevention, testing, ART initiation, laboratory services, human resource capacity, community‑based services, and HIV data systems for monitoring.