New Report Shows Slight Increase In U.S., E.U. Philanthropic Funding For…
By Kaiser GH Update“Private philanthropists in the European Union and the U.S. spent some $644 million on global HIV/AIDS programs in 2011, a five percent increase from 2010, largely driven by funding from a small number of large donors, a new report [.pdf] has revealed,” IRIN reports. “In their annual report, two groups — the U.S.-based Funders Concerned About AIDS (FCAA) and the European HIV/AIDS Funders Group (EFG) — reported that U.S. funders spent $491 million in 2011 while E.U. funders spent $170 million,” the news service writes (11/9)
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New Report Shows Slight Increase In U.S., E.U. Philanthropic Funding For…
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on Nov 13 2012. Filed under Aid, HIV/AIDS, Kaiser's Global Health Update.
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