To mark World AIDS Day, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) recently launched its annual report on the state of HIV/AIDS globally. This year’s report, Fast Track: Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2030, presents new targets to avert 28 million new HIV infections and end the AIDS epidemic as a global threat by 2030.
The new UNAIDS “fast-track” approach emphasizes the need to focus on the counties, cities and communities most affected by HIV and recommends that resources be concentrated on the areas with the greatest impact.
The report also contains the latest data on the state of the epidemic globally.
More details about the report are available, including a press release, a fact sheet, infographics and social media messaging.
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