In honor of World AIDS Day, we look back at the impact that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), and our implementing partners have had, and recognize everyone’s commitment to leadership in combating the HIV and AIDS epidemic worldwide.
As of September 2016, USAID under PEPFAR has:
This progress is noteworthy, and there is evidence [PDF, 389KB] from PEPFAR’s Population-based HIV Impact Assessments that Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia are making significant strides towards controlling the epidemic in older adults and babies.
This year, USAID’s Office of HIV/AIDS celebrates 30 years of continued investments in combating the HIV and AIDS global epidemic. As we celebrate this milestone, USAID is actively continuing to effectively test, treat and care for people around the world, setting our sights on achieving zero new HIV infections. To reach the goal of an AIDS-free generation, we must continue to respond to HIV and AIDS with sustainable solutions and shared partnerships.
#HIV30x30To honor USAID's global leadership on HIV and AIDS over the last three decades, USAID's Office of HIV/AIDS launched the #HIV30x30 social media campaign. From November 1 through World AIDS Day, USAID's Global Health Twitter account shared one daily photo, graphic or quote representing the last 30 years of USAID's HIV/AIDS work. Thank you to all of our partners, stakeholders and advocates who participated and promoted the campaign! We encourage you to continue to amplify messaging through your own social media channels.
Learn more about USAID's global efforts to achieve an AIDS-free generation:
Discover more about World AIDS Day:
Photo credit: Chase Feus/USAID
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viernes, 2 de diciembre de 2016
World AIDS Day 2016: Leadership. Commitment. Impact.
World AIDS Day 2016: Leadership. Commitment. Impact.
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