Archive · 22 Aug 2025
USAID: $69 Million Funding for Tibetan Community, HIV Issues in India
The United States, through USAID, gave about $69 million to different groups in India over three years.
A large part of this money, almost 70%, was used to help Tibetan communities and to fight HIV/AIDS.
This information was shared with the Indian government in Parliament.
The money was split into different areas, but it does not include some projects that the US and India work on together.
USAID allocated $69 million in funding over three years in India.
Nearly 70% of the funding went to support the Tibetan community and HIV/AIDS initiatives.
The data was presented to Parliament by MoS External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh.
The funding was distributed across five broad categories.
The data does not include projects under Partnership Agreements with the Indian government.
- Who
- USAID and implementing partners; the Tibetan community and HIV/AIDS initiatives are major recipients.
- What
- USAID provided $69 million in funding to various implementing partners in India.
- When
- Between 2022 and 2024.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To support various initiatives including the Tibetan community and HIV/AIDS programs.
- Total Funding
- $69 million
- Funding Period
- 2022-2024
- Main Beneficiaries
- Tibetan community and HIV/AIDS initiatives
- Percentage of Funding
- Nearly 70%
- Data Source
- Government data tabled in Parliament
- Presented By
- MoS External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh