Adam Wexler

Associate Director, Global Health & HIV Policy @KFF.
RTs ≠ endorsements.

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

If you're interested in the status of U.S. global health programs, given the foreign aid review and funding cuts, here are our resources.
https://t.co/XIt5laIzw7

[Adam Wexler @anwexler]

@OfficialFritos Love this! 🤠

[KFF @KFF]

With reports of the effective dissolution of USAID and uncertainty about the future of the aid it provides if it is incorporated into the State Department, our new analysis sheds light on the agency’s role in global health: https://t.co/pt4cFaS6Zs

[Stephanie Oum @stephoum]

We released a new interactive @KFF dashboard tracking progress on global malaria targets in 30 @PMIgov countries. The dashboard pulls together the latest available country data to assess where countries stand in their progress toward achieving their goals. https://t.co/HVXimolcWY

[KFF @KFF]

Use our Global Health Budget Tracker to view U.S. global health funding through every step of the annual federal budget process, from the President’s Budget Request to the final enacted appropriations. Learn how.

https://t.co/hWvIwuKlMz

[KFF @KFF]

The U.S. is the largest donor government to global health; any change in U.S. funding has major implications for meeting global goals. Use our revamped budget tracker to get regular updates on U.S. funding for global health programs.

https://t.co/hWvIwuJNX1

[Caitlin Emma @caitlinzemma]

In a new memo, WH officials say they’ll release Biden’s budget on March 9.

[KFF @KFF]

Twenty years ago, George W. Bush announced the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean. @PEPFAR is the largest commitment by any nation to address a single disease in the world.

https://t.co/NgrAFbHRuE

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

NEW: As global leaders work to negotiate a new pandemic treaty, we examined the role of existing global health agreements in pandemic preparedness & response, including for #COVID19 (1/6)
w/@annarouw @awexler @rebeccakatz5 @katetoole_ @georgetown_ghss

https://t.co/6fRUCGdPzD

[Adam Wexler @anwexler]

Despite increasing funding from other donor governments, the US continues to be the largest donor government to global family planning efforts, accounting for 42% (US$576.7 million) of funding. 7/7 #ICFP2022

[Adam Wexler @anwexler]

As #ICFP2022 (@ICFP202) kicks off in Thailand, @KFF released our analysis of donor government funding for global family planning efforts in 2021, the most recent year for which data are available. Let’s dig into the key takeaways. 1/7 🧵https://t.co/yTbVJk3hO5

[Adam Wexler @anwexler]

Since funding from the U.S., the largest government donor to family planning, has been relatively flat, and funding from the U.K. fell in 2021 below the amount provided in 2012, this overall trend has largely been driven by other donors. 6/7 #ICFP2022

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

NEW: We've launched a U.S. international #COVID19 vaccine donation tracker, which will be updated daily. See U.S. donation deliveries by country, region, income, product, delivery mechanism, and more (and download the data), here:
https://t.co/BY8SVpcw1G

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

For those who like visuals, here's a table itemizing the USG Global #COVIDSummit funding amounts, source, agency, and purpose.

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

THREAD: At last week’s Global #COVIDSummit, the U.S. announced commitments of more than $7 billion, plus an additional 500 million Pfizer doses, to address the pandemic and prepare for future threats. What follows is my understanding of the funding.
https://t.co/3xaj4bEFiY

[Anna Rouw @annarouw]

With the U.S. convening a COVID-19 Summit today, we released two new analyses focusing on global access to #COVID vaccines. (1/10)

w/ @jenkatesdc @anwexler @joshmich