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    The initial global response to HIV focused on prevention through behavior change and vaccine research, but it became clear knowledge alone couldn't stop the epidemic. In the mid-2000s, treatment access became a priority and accelerated the global response. Recently, efforts have aimed to intensify with the UNAIDS Fast Track Strategy to end HIV by 2030 through global political and financial commitments, though funding gaps are expected as needs increase.

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    The initial global response to HIV focused on prevention through behavior change and vaccine research, but it became clear knowledge alone couldn't stop the epidemic. In the mid-2000s, treatment access became a priority and accelerated the global response. Recently, efforts have aimed to intensify with the UNAIDS Fast Track Strategy to end HIV by 2030 through global political and financial commitments, though funding gaps are expected as needs increase.

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    Global response to HIV and AIDS

    The initial global response to HIV focussed on prevention through behaviour change and research
    into a vaccine. However, it became clear that knowledge of transmission was not enough to stop
    the epidemic.

    In the mid-2000s, the global response accelerated rapidly with universal access to treatment
    becoming a major priority. Recently, there have been calls to intensify global efforts with the
    UNAIDS Fast Track Strategy aiming to end the epidemic by 2030.

    Find out more here about current global political and financial commitments to the epidemic.

    Global targets Funding

    Global HIV targets Funding for HIV


    and AIDS

    In recent years, international Despite progress in mobilising


    organisations have committed global HIV funding, a resources
    to ambitious targets to end the gap is expected as donor
    HIV epidemic within the next financing falls and more people
    20 years. require treatment.

    Last updated: 10 August 2016

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