The world is not on-track to achieve its ambitious HIV targets for children and youth. Progress in preventing new HIV infections among children, adolescents and young people remains too slow, and progress in increasing antiretroviral treatment coverage for pregnant women, children and young people has stalled. Key questions and objectives of the meeting:

The NGO Delegation’s Summary Bulletin for the 45th UNAIDS PCB Meeting reflects the engagement of the NGO Delegation on all agenda items amongst which: Report by the NGO representative; Annual progress report on HIV prevention 2020; and Report on progress on actions to reduce stigma and discrimination in all its forms

The 2019 NGO Report builds on the foundations laid thus far for UHC while looking ahead to its next phase, when the Political Declaration will be operationalized. During that phase, countries will contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 3.32 and several other targets by accelerating the development and implementation of UHC plans, packages,Continue reading « If it is to be truly universal, Why universal health coverage will not succeed without people living with HIV and other key populations, women, and young people »