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Title
Prevention gap report
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English: 2016-prevention-gap-report_en - PDF ;
Summary
Efforts to reach fewer than 500 000 new HIV infections by 2020 are off track. This simple conclusion sits atop a complex and diverse global tapestry. Data from 146 countries show that some have achieved declines in new HIV infections among adults of 50% or more over the last 10 years, while many others have not made measurable progress, and yet others have experienced worrying increases in new HIV infections.
Introduction -- Structural change -- Condoms -- Voluntary medical male circumcision -- Harm reduction -- Viral suppression -- Pre-exposure prophylaxis -- Social and behaviour change communication and demand generation -- Eliminating new HIV infections among children -- Regions in focus -- Conclusion -- Annex 1. Annex on methods -- Annex 2. HIV estimates -- Annex 3. International assistance for the AIDS response in low- and middle-income countries as reported by donors, 2010–2015 -- Annex 4. Domestic public and international expenditure reported by countries to UNAIDS (2010–2015).
Introduction -- Structural change -- Condoms -- Voluntary medical male circumcision -- Harm reduction -- Viral suppression -- Pre-exposure prophylaxis -- Social and behaviour change communication and demand generation -- Eliminating new HIV infections among children -- Regions in focus -- Conclusion -- Annex 1. Annex on methods -- Annex 2. HIV estimates -- Annex 3. International assistance for the AIDS response in low- and middle-income countries as reported by donors, 2010–2015 -- Annex 4. Domestic public and international expenditure reported by countries to UNAIDS (2010–2015).
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Date
Geneva : Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), 2016
Description
281 p.
Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
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