A survey on HIV in the post-2015 development agenda survey has been initiated by International Civil Society Support (ICSS), the STOP AIDS Alliance (SAA), the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO) and UNAIDS, in collaboration with NSWP, the Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF), INPUD, GATE, HYLF, ICW and GNP+. Responses will be summarized and used to inform the development of a joint position of the HIV community for a UN consultation on the theme of health and the post-2015 global goals.

Read about the consultation on health, other opportunities for consultation and where HIV will be in the post-2015 agenda

Press release

Following the establishment of the High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, national governments, global agencies and civil society organizations have accelerated advocacy efforts to promote the inclusion of key actions in the agenda going forward.  The UN has clearly identified themes and opportunities for engagement with a broad range of stakeholders in the fast paced, rapidly evolving and deeply engaging process.  The Health thematic consultation is facilitated by the Governments of Botswana and Sweden, with WHO and UNICEF providing the technical oversight and support for this process.

Read about the consultation on health, other opportunities for consultation and where HIV will be in the post-2015 agenda

Press release

As the 2015 target date for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) approaches, there are a growing number of processes focusing on the post-2015 development agenda and what it should look like. These processes include, as a key component, a series of Global Thematic Consultations on the post-2015 development agenda, co-convened by civil society and the United Nations.

Host your own post-2015 consultation on health! Civil society proposals due 2nd November 2012 – see below!

Now is a key time for the AIDS community to engage actively in discussions to ensure that health and HIV remain high on the post 2015 agenda and that the experiences of community activism from people living with HIV, the rights and gender activists and broader AIDS community can inform and shape this important future agenda.

Read our previous post, “Where Will HIV Be in the Post-2015 Framework?“

The web consultation and call for papers on Health in the Post-2015 Development Agenda are now open. Sign up to join the online discussion or respond to the call for papers.

The online discussion will be live for the next 3 weeks.

Papers submitted can be summaries of existing research and development activities or secondary analyses and discussion around key topics relevant to one or more of the key themes below.

Who will be the champion for AIDS in the goals beyond 2015?

At the XIX International AIDS Conference held in Washington in July, the PCB NGO Delegation organized a panel, moderated by Latin America and the Caribbean NGO Delegate Alessandra Nilo of Gestos, on this issue. UNDP, UNAIDS, UNICEF and UNFPA joined the panel along with the International Women’s Health Coalition.