UNAIDS feature story
In March 2024, UNAIDS established a Global Task Team of experts from governments, civil society, donors, academic and public health institutions to recommend a new set of global HIV targets for 2030. The targets set out what is required to put the world on the path to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. But defining the ambition raised an equally important question: what would it actually cost, and what impact would achieving the targets have?
To answer it, the UNAIDS Sustainability Practice produced The impact and cost of reaching the UNAIDS global HIV targets, a comprehensive assessment drawing on resource needs estimation and epidemiological modelling across more than 118 countries.
Read the full story here.
Source : UNAIDS
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