
Protecting what’s left of the UK’s funding for the global HIV response in order to end the deadly decades-long pandemic would cost less than £1.30 a year per UK adult, new analysis by The Independent shows.
The figure is based on the government honouring existing commitments to three crucial funds: the UN Aids agency (UNAIDS), medicines access agency Unitaid and the Robert Carr Fund, which makes sure that the voices of marginalised populations most affected by HIV are included.