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New from CHAI & @WitsRHI: a flash market update on lenacapavir PrEP rollout. 8 African countries have introduced it, 11,000 people initiated. 600,000 projected to start this year. 14 more countries planning launches by end of 2026. @Unitaidow.ly/il4A50Z2ok7
Cambodia has officially exceeded the 95-95-95 HIV targets. AIDS deaths are down nearly 80%. But sustaining these gains through Cambodia's own health systems and financing is the next frontier. A level up, not a finish line. 🇰🇭 @UNAIDS@MOHCambodia#EndAIDS
Oral PrEP initiations fell 42% in 2025. At the same time, injectable #lenacapavir launched at $40/person/year—negotiated by CHAI, @Unitaid, @WitsRHI, and @drreddys. The tool exists. The delivery system is eroding. ow.ly/za6l50Z8apV
New research from the Clinton Health Access Initiative shows declines in HIV testing and in people accessing oral prevention services. devex.com/news/we-re-not-see…
26K fewer children on HIV treatment by end of 2025. Behind every number: cut community health workers, test kit shortages, collapses pediatric services. This is what funding cuts look like for kids. Our new HIV Market Impact Memo, w/support from @Unitaid: ow.ly/txZc50Z8amz
New from CHAI and @Unitaid: a year into the HIV funding crisis, data shows little recovery. One exception: adults on treatment held stable.
Full memo: ow.ly/cF0W50Z8a8k
Today, the first doses of lenacapavir were rolled out in South Africa, marking an important step in expanding HIV prevention options.
At Unitaid, we're working with partners to support implementation and accelerate access through affordable generics and regional manufacturing.
Six countries pledged US$185M for women's & newborns' health supplies at #WHA79. Not a coincidence: that's the gap aid cuts are projected to leave in contraceptive funding in 2026 alone. Ethiopia, Ghana, Honduras, Nigeria, Senegal & Zambia are stepping up. ow.ly/eofV50Z3c9u
Also at #WHA79: CHAI, @Unitaid & @UNFPA launch a new market-shaping partnership to expand access to the calibrated drape, a low-cost device that detects postpartum hemorrhage early. Postpartum hemorrhage is a leading cause of maternal death worldwide. unfpa.org/press/eight-countr…
New from CHAI & @WitsRHI: a flash market update on lenacapavir PrEP rollout. 8 African countries have introduced it, 11,000 people initiated. 600,000 projected to start this year. 14 more countries planning launches by end of 2026. @Unitaidow.ly/il4A50Z2ok7
“It’s rare to find an intervention this simple and this consequential.” CHAI CEO Buddy Shah at the #WHA79 launch of Livelihood Impact Fund’s Global Vision Impact Award ➡️ funding for 15 governments to get reading glasses to people who need them. ow.ly/zs5X50Z2jYp
We are proud to support the launch of Cambodia's national Health Management Information System on DHIS2 — covering all 25 provinces, from routine vaccination to disease surveillance.
ow.ly/MFTS50Z2kcV@WHO, @UNICEF, @Gavi
Congrats to BillionScale on this week’s launch. CHAI CEO Buddy Shah serves on their steering committee. Their model, blended finance, market shaping, country ownership, is the thinking global health needs right now. #WHA79ow.ly/4alz50Z2jRt
NEW at #WHA79: Livelihood Impact Fund launched the Global Vision Impact Award, catalytic funding for 15 governments to build national reading glasses programs. 800 million people lack access to glass that cost <US$1 to produce. Governments can apply now. ow.ly/UoeX50Z2iCZ
African governments are building health systems that thrive on their own resources. Today @ONEinAmerica & CHAI announced a partnership to support them in Nigeria, Senegal, & Sierra Leone. Because no mother should have to bankrupt her family to access care.
ow.ly/8Sbr50YVaWH
On #DayOfTheMidwife: midwives in Uganda are saving lives from postpartum hemorrhage, one of the fastest killers in childbirth. Here's the tool that's changing what they can do. 👇🏿
@MinofHealthUG#GlobalHealth#Uganda
In cities, parents couldn't afford the time off work. In nomadic communities, families were constantly on the move. In farming areas, cultural beliefs kept people away. #WorldImmunizationWeek
In Indonesia, 220,000 children were flagged as zero-dose. Many had already been vaccinated — just not recorded. Fixing the data was the first step to reaching those truly missed. ow.ly/RWcq50YQJMp#WorldImmunizationWeek