- À propos de l'ONUSIDA
- Leadership de l'ONUSIDA
- Déclarations et Objectifs des Nations Unies
- Stratégie de l’ONUSIDA 2011-2015
- Accès universel à la prévention, au traitement, à la prise en charge et à l'appui en matière de VIH
- Conseil de coordination du programme de l’ONUSIDA
- Notre action
- Objectifs et engagements
- Déclaration politique de 2011 : Objectifs et engagements d'élimination
- Réduire la transmission par voie sexuelle
- Prévenir le VIH chez les consommateurs de drogues
- Éliminer les nouvelles infections par le VIH chez les enfants
- Permettre à 15 millions de personnes d'accéder à un traitement
- Éviter les décès liés à la tuberculose
- Parer à l'insuffisance des ressources
- Éliminer les inégalités entre les sexes
- Éliminer la stigmatisation et la discrimination
- Éliminer les restrictions en matière de déplacement
- Renforcer l'intégration de la riposte au VIH
- Déclaration politique de 2011 : Objectifs et engagements d'élimination
Discours de l'ex-Directeur exécutif
- Health Science Centre, Beijing University, 13 June 2005, "AIDS has changed the world", Speech by Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director and Under Secretary General of the United Nations
- I am particularly happy to be speaking at the Medical Centre because I too was once a medical student. I graduated from medical school in Belgium just over 30 years ago. And thinking about these three decades makes me realize afresh just how profoundly AIDS has affected the world, particularly the worlds of health, medicine and development. Thirty years ago AIDS and HIV were unknown – even these words did not exist! Thirty years ago my professors and fellow students told me that there was no future in specializing in infectious diseases. And yet today, in the space of just these years, AIDS has become the worst epidemic in history and there is serious worldwide concern about the threat posed by infectious diseases.
- Speech of the Executive Director at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Meeting Bangkok, 11 July 2004 by Peter Piot UNAIDS Executive Director
- Thank you for inviting me to this second Asia-Pacific Ministerial Meeting on HIV/AIDS. It is an honor to be here with Prime Minister Shinawatra, the United Nations Secretary General, and all of you.
- Keynote Speech at the Asian Development Bank, Manila, 21 February 2005, “The challenge in Asia and the Pacific”, by Dr Peter Piot UNAIDS Executive Director
- Today, I think that the stars are getting into the right alignment with our signing this memorandum of understanding. Yes, one could be cynical and say that the Bank signs quite a few MOUs, with all kinds of organizations. But it coincides with the fact that funding is available for programmes as tomorrow Sweden and the Bank will sign an agreement providing specific funding for AIDS. And then there is the Bank’s AIDS strategy, which I understand will be discussed soon. And the Bank and UNAIDS have also worked together on developing the evidence base of the impact AIDS is having on social and economic development in Asia and the Pacific. So there is definitely strong will from both sides to work together, from the ADB and from us inside the UN Country Team system.
- Speech by Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director, at the Ecumenical Gathering "Access for All: The Faith Community Responding", Bangkok, 10 July 2004
- Religious organizations have a long history of activism on social justice issues, and you have standing to speak the world about the moral challenges of our time, including AIDS. Your organizations are also among the biggest service providers in the global AIDS response, delivering a substantial share of AIDS related care in many of the most heavily affected countries.
- Speech to the 11th Meeting of the UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board, Geneva, 30 May 2001, by Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director
- I am sure that this year will be remembered as one of the most significant in the history of the epidemic. For the first time, the global perspective joins care for those infected to the task of ensuring those not infected remain so. It is a year when resources are coming, and when political leadership is at unprecedented levels. The UN General Assembly Special Session on AIDS will be one of its high points.
- Discours par le Directeur exécutif de l’ONUSIDA
- Discours prononcé lors de la 18e Réunion du Conseil de Coordination du Programme, Genève, 27 juin 2006
- Meeting on the Future of Europe: "Confronting Health Threats".
- Confronting Health Threats: Lessons Learned from the Global AIDS Response, Meeting on the Future of Europe, European Academy of the Yust Foundation. Yuste, 19 June 2006
- Déclaration lors de la Rencontre de haut niveau de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies sur le SIDA
- Discours de Dr Peter Piot, Directeur exécutif de l'ONUSIDA
- Déclaration lors de la Rencontre de haut niveau de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies sur le SIDA
- Discours du Dr. Peter Piot, Directeur exécutif de l'ONUSIDA
- ‘Facing the Challenge’
- Keynote speech by Dr Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director to the First Eastern European and Central Asian HIV/AIDS Conference, Moscow, 15 May 2005.
- Speech by Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director.
- Special Summit of the African Union on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Special Assembly of Heads of State and Government, Abuja, 4th May
- Getting Ahead of AIDS: The Long-Term Agenda, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington D.C., Speech by Dr Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director
- The landscape of the fight against AIDS has been transformed in the past 15 months since I last spoke here, on the eve of World Aids Day in 2004. Issues that were gathering momentum then have come to fruition, so I now look at 2005 as the ‘least bad’ year in the history of AIDS. It was a year when hope slowly took over from pure despair in many communities; things that seemed impossible even a few years ago started to become real in 2005.
Centre de presse
- 21 mai 2013
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L’ONUSIDA fait état de plus de 7 millions de personnes actuellement sous traitement à travers l’Afrique – avec un supplément de près d’un million l’an passé – tandis que les nouvelles infections à VIH et les décès dus au sida continuent de chuter. En savoir plus
- 21 mai 2013
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L'ONUSIDA attristé par la mort de Shivananda Khan, militant des droits de l'homme. En savoir plus