FY 2014 Budget reflects the Administration’s Commitment to Implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy
Last week, the President sent Congress his budget for fiscal year 2014. The 2014 Budget highlights this Administration’s ongoing commitment to implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. The Budget also aligns with the President’s commitment to achieving the goals of the Strategy by investing in evidence-based interventions, focusing efforts in populations most affected by HIV, and supporting vital research. The Budget is a comprehensive plan that reduces the deficit and puts the Nation on a sound fiscal course. By making strategic and science-based investments in Federal efforts to address the HIV epidemic, it will help the Nation meet the goals of the Strategy.
For details on the President’s budget and HIV/AIDS, please visit the Office of Management and Budget's website.
Grant Colfax, MD is the Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy.
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