New report outlines the impact of United Kingdom aid cut on the global HIV response
KFF/UNAIDS analysis finds that while donor government spending on HIV increased in 2020, future funding is uncertain with COVID-19 challenges
Resources and funding for an effective AIDS response
Addressing inequalities to end AIDS: 10 years to 2030
Addressing inequalities to end AIDS: 10 years to 2030
Addressing inequalities to end AIDS: 10 years to 2030
UNAIDS statement on UK’s proposed reduction in financial support
UNAIDS shows that with the right investment we can end AIDS by 2030
UNAIDS welcomes bold support from the United States of America in response to colliding pandemics
UNAIDS renews partnership with the African Union for a stronger and more resilient AIDS response in Africa
Addressing inequalities can decrease HIV prevalence
US$ 64 million to respond to HIV, TB and malaria in Congo
UNAIDS welcomes the United States of America’s decision to support women’s health, safety and rights
Y+ Global launches COVID-19 fund to support young people living with HIV
UNAIDS welcomes investments from Sweden and Germany for the responses to HIV and COVID-19
Fund to help key populations during COVID-19 launched
We must have a #PeoplesVaccine, not a profit vaccine
UNAIDS and the National Center for Global Health and Medicine in Japan bolster collaboration to end AIDS
HIV financing gap widening
Updated dashboard supports differentiated HIV testing services
20–50–80 to reach 100 in Ukraine
Bringing HIV and COVID-19 testing services to hard-to-reach areas in Uzbekistan
A way to optimized HIV investments in the EECA region
UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic shows that 2020 targets will not be met because of deeply unequal success; COVID-19 risks blowing HIV progress way off course
KFF/UNAIDS Analysis Finds Donor Governments Spent US$7.8 Billion for HIV in 2019, Down Almost $200 Million From the Previous Year
UNAIDS Health Innovation Exchange 2020 opens ahead of the International AIDS Conference
UNAIDS Health Innovation Exchange 2020 opens ahead of the International AIDS Conference
UNAIDS calls for increase in health spending and social protection as an essential part of the economic response to COVID-19
UNAIDS calls for increase in health spending and social protection as an essential part of the economic response to COVID-19
New innovations map to strengthen the response to COVID-19
New innovations map to strengthen the response to COVID-19
HIV knowledge greater among women with higher incomes
Big shift to domestic funding for HIV since 2010
Investing in HIV really does pay off
Investing in HIV really does pay off
New Investment Book highlights investment opportunities
Communities are making the difference in the HIV response
UNAIDS Executive Director holds first face-to-face meeting with key donors
UNAIDS thanks all donors for pledging full funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
Without sustainable financing the AIDS response will fail
Without sustainable financing the AIDS response will fail
UNAIDS welcomes announcement of significant price reduction in the cost of life-saving insulin for low- and middle-income countries
Empowering women living with HIV in Djibouti to live dignified lives
Kaiser/UNAIDS analysis finds donor governments spent US$8 billion for HIV in 2018, similar to a decade ago
UNAIDS and the Global Fund sign new strategic framework to strengthen joint support to countries in ending AIDS
Ukraine: government to fund publicly procured HIV services
Interagency statement on promoting local production of medicines and other health technologies
Leveraging technology and innovation to end AIDS and tuberculosis
Learning lessons on evaluation
Modelling the next set of HIV data