This is an average of the three domain scores below.
The Department of Defense (DoD) received a 72 (C-) with transparency and an 81 (B-) without transparency in 2018. The grade was based on the release of one HIV and AIDS-related directive, which indicated progress within this domain. However, the DoD received a low transparency score because budget and programmatic data were largely unavailable beyond this one directive.
The DoD received a 72 (C-) with transparency and an 81 (B-) without transparency based on the release of one directive that signified progress within this domain. The directive allowed the DoD to continue incorporating HIV and AIDS treatment and prevention into their work with foreign militaries. It is unclear whether the implementation of this directive was efficacious, but it was specific and nuanced. The disbursed funds for HIV and AIDS programs through DoD were not publicly available, which contributed to this actor’s low transparency grade in 2018.
The DoD does not receive a grade within the Maternal and Child Health domain because it does not work in international maternal and child health.
The DoD does not receive a grade within the Family Planning domain because it does not work in international family planning.