Four Albanian cities commit to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030
Guayaquil joins the worldwide group of cities committed to ending the HIV epidemic
Cities leading the way to achieving key targets in the HIV response
In Northeast Brazil, civil society and local government collaborate to increase HIV treatment adherence
Six cities and a Ukrainian community-led organization recognized at Fast-Track Cities 2022 Conference
Sevilla Declaration on the centrality of affected communities in urban HIV responses unveiled at Fast-Track Cities 2022 conference
HIV on the agenda of the World Urban Forum in Poland
Kryvyi Rih AIDS centre continues to provide HIV services despite the war in Ukraine
Four years of the Fast-Track cities project—what have we achieved and learned, and what is next?
Kingston declares World AIDS Day as a commemorative day of public interest
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration receives award for innovations on PrEP and key population-led services
ASEAN cities protecting the gains of the HIV response during the COVID-19 pandemic
UNAIDS strongly supports calls for the rejection of draft law targeting LGBTI people in Ghana
City leaders unite to regain momentum in the urban HIV response
Lima joins the Fast-Track cities initiative
Turning around the HIV response in Odesa
HIV and COVID-19: a unique moment in time to learn, leverage and build resilient systems for health
Five years on: 300 Fast-Track cities come together
Global leaders unite to tackle health inequalities
Osh signs the Paris Declaration
Chisinau signs the Paris Declaration
HIV: a heavy burden on many cities
United Kingdom pledges to end HIV transmission in the country within 10 years
Yekaterinburg to be the first Russian city to sign the Paris Declaration
Learning from city-level approaches to putting the HIV response on the Fast-Track
Ecuador innovates around HIV prevention in its cities
More Portuguese cities commit to the Fast-Track
Cities in Philippines pledge to lower HIV infections and improve their track record
Monaco becomes a Fast-Track city
Mobile phones provide massive potential to move towards e-health systems
Mumbai Fast-Tracks AIDS response by spearheading innovations to end epidemic by 2030
Bordeaux signs Paris Declaration to end the AIDS epidemic in cities
Metro Manila city leaders commit to intensifying HIV response
Dehong makes remarkable turnaround in its AIDS epidemic
City mayors, the private sector, governments and civil society share and display innovations in technology that transform the HIV response
Investing in community-led action will be critical to ending the AIDS epidemic
How Quezon City in the Philippines is turning around the AIDS epidemic
Senegalese mayors commit to Fast-Tracking the HIV response in their cities
UN-Habitat and UNAIDS call for renewed efforts to address HIV in urban areas
Highlighting the need for a science and people centred approach in the AIDS response
Summit of African mayors and mayors of African descent mobilizes commitment to accelerate the HIV response
Mayors in Côte d’Ivoire commit to ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030
Mayors from around the world sign Paris Declaration to end the AIDS epidemic
Innovative new initiative to end the AIDS epidemic in cities
Global leaders commit to ending the AIDS epidemic in cities by 2030
Indonesia: City focus key to the HIV response
AIDS response is focus of Francophone cities in Paris
Namibia’s City of Windhoek collaborates to strengthen HIV response
UNICEF: Children in cities facing neglect
Engaging cities in the HIV response