HIV continues to pose a serious public health threat in most countries.
In particular, low testing and diagnosis rates, stigma and discrimination, poor access to innovative treatments, a high level of late-presenters and significant variations in incidence among key affected populations, continue to present challenges in the treatment and management of HIV/AIDS.
To address these issues at a country level, we are actively working in partnership with policymakers, non-government organizations, healthcare professionals and people living with HIV to advance solutions in HIV treatment and care in ways that are sustainable, will lead to long-term improved outcomes at both individual and national levels and, ultimately, will see the end of HIV/AIDS and the beginning of an HIV-free future.
By working together with our national partners, we are helping to drive greater access to treatments, as well as a positive environment for the continued development of new treatment options and preventative approaches, to support people living with HIV and those at risk of HIV.
