This section hosts guidelines, manuals and toolkits to strengthen public health practice.
View All
by UNAIDS 30 MIN READ
Over 75 million people have become infected with HIV and over 32 million people have died from AIDS-related illnesses since the start of the global AIDS epidemic. This declaration is a commitment to take urgent and transformative action to end the social, economic, racial and gender inequalities, restrictive and discriminatory laws, policies and practices, stigma and multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination, including based on HIV status, and human rights violations that perpetuate the global AIDS epidemic. While this declaration identifies the achievements and gaps it also calls for tailoring HIV combination prevention approaches to meet the diverse needs of key populations. It identifies areas of focus for the world to meet the end AIDS targets. It can be a useful resource for policy makers at the national level. Click here to read the declaration.
Categories
For policymakers