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PHILANTHROPY'S RESPONSE TO HIV AND AIDS:

2023

GRANTMAKING

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Overview - Total philanthropic support to address HIV and AIDS in 2023: $721,942,516, a 10% INCREASE from 2022. 706 funders, 6,285 grants, and ~2,900 grantees.

2007–2023 HIV-related Philanthropic Disbursements (US$)

2007–2023 HIV-related Philanthropic Disbursements (US$)

Populations of Focus

2023 HIV Philanthropy: Populations of Focus (US$)

2023 HIV Philanthropy: Populations of Focus (US$)

Intended Use of Funding

2023 HIV Philanthropy: Intended Use of Funding (US$)

2023 HIV Philanthropy: Intended Use of Funding (US$)

While General operating/core support is not tracked as an intended use category, FCAA analyzed grants utilizing this strategy and found a total of US$91 MILLION in 2023, an impressive 25% INCREASE from 2022 (following a 60% increase the prior year).

Geographic Focus

A look at the HIV epidemic on a global scale reveals some stark inequities in the distribution of philanthropy versus the prevalence of HIV. Despite only 6% of people living with HIV (PLWH) residing in Western and Central Europe and North America, the regions receive roughly US$135 per PLWH. In contrast, Latin America, where we saw a rise in new infections in 2023, only received US$3 per PLWH from HIV philanthropy.

2023 World Map: Need vs. Resources, by Region

2023 World Map: Need vs. Resources, by Region