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HIV Prevention Research & Development Investments, 2000–2016: Investment priorities to fund innovation in a challenging global health landscape
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This annual accounting of funding for biomedical HIV prevention research tracks trends and identifies gaps in investment. In 2016, funding for HIV prevention R&D decreased by US$35 million from the previous year to a total of US$1.17 billion. This marks the lowest recorded annual investment in more than a decade. While investments toward research in preventive vaccines, PrEP and medical male circumcision increased in 2016, funding for microbicides, treatment as prevention, female condoms and prevention of vertical transmission decreased.
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