Building the Right to Health Movement

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Building the Right to Health Movement

Advocacy Call for Nerds: Agenda Appropriations: how do they really work? Before, during, and after Wish List season Who to target (and when) Our Asks: what and why? PEPFAR GFATM USAID TB

What are we asking for? $4.845 billion for PEPFAR! Quick Review of Appropriations Campaign $1.35 billion for Global Fund! $400 million for USAID TB bilateral! Let s break it down

Wish Lists Season After the POTUS budget request & before Wish Lists: Caps are set for each budget account We care about the 150 account Wish Lists Season: individual Congresspeople submit their priorities to Appropriations Subcommittees We care about the State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee on Appropriations (SFOPS)

2016 Schedule for Appropriations Senate Wish Lists submitted by March 18 House Wish Lists submitted by March 22

What can WE do? Before Wish List deadlines: Get our asks into as MANY wish lists as possible! Meetings with Congress Filling out appropriations requests Writing letters/making calls (using our online tool) Show congressional consensus to SFOPS committee Asking our Congresspeople to sign on to Dear Colleague letters

Appropriation Steps Steps Subcommittee markups Full committee markups Conference committees Vote! Vote!

Subcommittee Markups Late spring/very early summer: House & Senate SFOPS markup separately What can WE do before Markup? Talk to SFOPS members, Chairs, Ranking Members, party leadership Ask for Member-to-Member or Staff-to-Staff conversations between your Congresspeople and SFOPS chairs/members

Full committee Markups Mid/late summer: House & Senate Appropriations Committees markup separately each of the 13 subcommittee bills What can WE do before Markup? Continue to talk to committee leadership! KEEP IN MIND: Lots of our membership is on vacation, and our targets are harder to reach It is better to act NOW rather than later!

Conference committees House & Senate come together Review any discrepancies in the 13 bills Congress votes on final bills by September 31 st But in recent years, things never go as planned

The Cromnibus Continuing Resolution (CR): allows Congress more time to negotiate and vote on the budget w/o shutting down the government Omnibus bill: Combines all 13 bills into one Makes it harder to vote down in Congress

The Cromnibus What can WE do? Ideally, by Cromnibus time, all our work is done! BUT realistically, we re often still fighting Escalate tactics Go for more important/powerful targets

Our Asks: The Global Fund History By law, the US can contribute UP TO 1/3 rd of total GFATM funding Was $1.65 billion in 2014 Other countries didn t step up so we maxed out in 2015 at $1.35 billion (decrease of $300 million) Our FY17 Ask: Level funding at $1.35 billion Max out 1/3 rd contribution (as in past years)

History 2010-2014: ~$600 million in cuts 2015: $300 million restored ONLY because GFATM was cut Total Global AIDS was flat-lined Our FY17 Ask: $525 million annual increase Based on increase needed to reach UNAIDS Fast Track goal by 2020 to end epidemic by 2030 Our Asks: PEPFAR

Wait What is Fast Track? Fast Track goal: $32 billion Global AIDS contribution by 2020 PEPFAR bilateral = 20% of contribution Currently at $4.32 billion In line with Fast Track proportional increases, we would need to reach $6.4 billion by 2020 Need to close a gap of $2.1 billion over next 4 years $2.1 billion/4 years = $525 million increase each year SO, our ask = $4.845 billion for FY17!

Our Asks: USAID TB History Has been stuck at $236 million since FY14 Congress always rejects cuts but never increases TB is overtaking HIV/AIDS as #1 infectious killer Also, TB will slow down our progress on AIDS HUGE co-infection rates Our FY17 ask: $400 million to jumpstart the National Action Plan

Wait What is the National Action Plan? On December 22, 2015, the White House released a Global Action Plan for combating MDR-TB Identifies interventions to address domestic/international challenges posed by MDR-TB Aims to provide treatment to 560,000 people in 10 priority countries A symbolic gesture, but needs funding to be implemented

REMINDERS! What do we do NOW? Write, Call, and Meet with Congresspeople Get our asks in their Wish Lists Get them to sign on to Dear Colleague letters Current Dear Colleague Letters: PEPFAR & GFATM House letter Rep. Lee (D-CA) PEPFAR and GFATM Senate letter Sens. Isakson (R-GA), and Coons (D-DE) Global TB House letter Reps. Engel (D-NY), Young (R-AK), Green (D-TX)

Thinking ahead World TB Day: March 24 th Are there actions you can brainstorm? Let s get creative! Any Questions?