United Kingdom & United States — United States Agency for International Development

United Kingdom: Reduced HIV funding as part of European cuts, contributing to the overall decline.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: USAID's dismantling by the Trump administration directly impaired PEPFAR operations, as it managed many of the grants. The agency's role in global health has been diminished.

United Kingdom: One of the Western countries that slashed foreign assistance, contributing to Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS funding loss.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: Dismantled by Trump administration, leading to funding cuts that severely affected global health programs including Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.

United Kingdom: Approved human trials for the Oxford vaccine, contributing to global vaccine development.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: Its abrupt shutdown disrupted health surveillance funding, hampering the response.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom>>> is one of multiple nations that have implemented travel restrictions in response to the Ebola outbreak, indicating a global concern.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The United States — United States Agency for International Development experienced severe budget cuts and layoffs under Donald Trump's administration, leading to a diminished capacity to respond to health crises like the Ebola outbreak in affected countries.

United Kingdom: Hosting Oxford vaccine trial. Its regulatory environment supports research.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: Agency that was shuttered, affecting health surveillance funding. Its absence has weakened response capacity.