Social media - On the Fast-Track to end AIDS by 2030: Focus on location and population

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• Countries adopt the @UNAIDS Fast-Track location & population approach to leave no one behind: http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A #WAD2015 #FastTrack 

• New @UNAIDS report shows that more and more countries are getting on the #FastTrack to end #AIDS. http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A #WAD2015

• New @UNAIDS report highlights importance of location & population in the #AIDS response. http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A #FastTrack #WAD2015 

• New @UNAIDS report: Front-load investment in high-priority areas to achieve long-term gains. http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A#FastTrack #WAD2015

• #WAD2015 report highlights innovative approaches used to reach ppl with life-changing #HIV services. http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A w/@UNAIDS

• .@MichelSidibe: “If countries #FastTrack their efforts now they can end AIDS by 2030." http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A #WAD2015 w/@UNAIDS

• .@MichelSidibe: “We have what it takes to break the AIDS epidemic and keep it from rebounding." http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A #WAD2015 w/@UNAIDS

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• Read the World AIDS Day report!

We have what it takes to break the AIDS epidemic. To do it will require a more focused approach to reach the people most affected in the places where most new HIV infections are occurring and where there is a mismatch between the kinds of services people need and what is available.

[Link to http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A]

• More and more countries are getting on the #FastTrack to end AIDS. The UNAIDS World AIDS Day report shows how communities, cities and countries around the world are using innovative approaches to reach more people with life-changing HIV services.

[Link to http://bit.ly/1PR3T4A]