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Who We Are
The Global AIDS Policy Partnership (GAPP) is a diverse coalition of over 70 organizations—including advocates, civil society and faith-based organizations, philanthropy, implementers, professional membership organizations, and NGOs—committed to protecting and building upon the progress made to date in U.S. global HIV/AIDS programming.
progress through pepfar
Over the course of the last two decades, PEPFAR has saved over 26 million lives, helped stabilize nations through health infrastructure investments, and fundamentally changed the course of the HIV pandemic
What’s at Stake
Despite the incredible strides that PEPFAR and its partners have made, massive budget cuts, drastic government workforce reductions, and ongoing misinformation are rapidly rolling back progress in the fight against HIV.
The Solution
Rather than abruptly ending support, we must ensure that countries have the tools and resources they need to manage and fund programs. With adequate investment and thoughtful planning, immense progress can be made over the next five years.
REACHING OUR GOAL
An effective U.S. global HIV response requires strategic investments in treatment and prevention, continued collaboration with partners, skilled technical expertise, and support for countries as they take over their own response.
We won’t end the epidemic through treatment alone. Prevention stops HIV before it spreads.
While the HIV prevention pipeline has never been stronger, the termination of prevention programs is threatening to undo hard-won gains. Decades of work have gotten us close to ending the HIV epidemic. Now, we need the courage to finish the job.
Latest News
PEPFAR Fiscal Year 2025 Data Release Shows a System Under Strain
Declines in HIV testing and prevention jeopardize progress, create opening for resurgence The U.S. Department of State recently released program data for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) for the final quarter of fiscal year 2025 (FY25). The topline numbers, as presented, elicit cautious optimism. More than 20 million people living with HIV…
2025 Excellence in HIV Leadership Award
Photo credit: Nina Ramadan Each year, the Global AIDS Policy Partnership (GAPP) recognizes a U.S. policymaker whose leadership has helped to advance progress toward ending HIV as a public health threat. This year, we have chosen Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) for her record of collaboration, pragmatism, and dedication to the global HIV response. Throughout her…