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Awareness isn’t enough. This National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, it’s time to put power in young people’s hands.
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Awareness isn’t enough. This National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, it’s time to put power in young people’s hands.
The path to ending AIDS – Progress report on 2025 targets and solutions for the future.
On the occasion of the UNGA78 AIDS review, UNAIDS will hold a briefing, "The path to ending AIDS – Progress report on 2025 targets and solut
On the occasion of the UNGA78 AIDS review, UNAIDS will hold a briefing, "The path to ending AIDS – Progress report on 2025 targets and solutions for the future".
The briefing will complement the debate in the GA Plenary and provide an opportunity for a more direct and interactive exchange between senior-level representatives of UNAIDS, Member States and civil society. It will focus on the progress made towards the 2025 global targets that will pave the way towards ending AIDS as a global public health threat by 2030 and the urgent action required for addressing the remaining gaps and challenges, as well as discuss key issues around the sustainability of the HIV response and maintaining the gains in the future.
Speakers:
Angeli Achrekar, UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director and an Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations
Jaime Atienza, Director, Equitable Financing, UNAIDS
Watch the UNAIDS: The Path to Ending AIDS!