- 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 du Directeur exécutif de l'ONUSIDA
- Objectif Zéro : Façonnons notre destin : Michel Sidibé, 29ème réunion du Conseil de Coordination du Programme
- Nous avons tous des raisons d’être fiers. Il y a un an, les sceptiques disaient que l’objectif Zéro n’était qu’un slogan. Mais des pays, des partenaires, des hommes et des femmes du monde entier se sont appropriés notre vision et travaillent aujourd’hui à en faire une réalité. Notre vision a pris vie et une dynamique s’est enclenchée.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s World AIDS Day 2011 message
- Never before in the history of AIDS have we reached a moment where we are able to stand up and say with conviction the end of AIDS is in sight. It has been a year of achievements, of collective action, of resilience and of courage. In spite of the economic downturn that has stretched the AIDS response to its limits, millions of lives have been saved, as HIV treatment and prevention efforts continue to show results.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s speech: Taking stock: AIDS, TRIPS and global health after Doha.
- Today, 10 years after DOHA, it is time to take stock of what TRIPS has brought to the global public health debate, and how it has helped us to transform, or not. This is also a key opportunity to think about what should come next. AIDS is a good entry point for this discussion. It shows us the possibilities of TRIPS, but also the limitations.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s speech: Shaping the destiny of the AIDS epidemic
- We have to remember, we have been talking about HIV prevention in Germany for a very long time. You have been at the forefront, and have helped to change completely the nature of the response. I want to thank you for helping us to shape our strategies against this epidemic. So it is fitting that we are in Germany today to launch this 2011 UNAIDS World AIDS Day Report—30 years after the first days of AIDS.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s speech at the Opening of the MDG 6 Forum in Moscow
- This region is experiencing a level of economic growth that no one could have predicted even 12 to 15 years ago. This change is calling for a new kind of global governance, which must be undertaken with a spirit that will help us to share responsibility; to build on our shared values. This means protecting people—making sure that the rights of those who need services will not be marginalized or neglected.
- American-African partnerships are rewriting the future of HIV: African Renaissance conference, New York
- The partnerships being built between Africa and the Diaspora can make a big difference in two key dimensions: forging closer ties between America and Africa, and promoting sustainable human development. The AIDS movement is looking to American leaders forging partnerships with Africa to help us build momentum. As university presidents, elected officials and leaders in the arts, culture and civil society, we need you to play key roles in helping us reach the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, and ultimately, UNAIDS’ vision of the "three zeroes."
- Building HIV-NCD connections for healthy women and girls: First Ladies’ side event at the UN High Level meeting on Non-communicable disease
- The lessons we have learned from 30 years of responding to AIDS can be readily applied to pushing the NCD agenda forward. If the women leaders assembled here today can mobilize the same energy, commitment and perseverance that you have demonstrated in the AIDS response, then we will deliver life-changing results for women, girls and the future of NCDs.
- Speech by Michel Sidibé, Executive Director of UNAIDS, on the occasion of the Bush Institute Summit to Save Lives, Washington, D.C., 13 September 2011
- It is time for the AIDS response to bridge the gap with the movement for the fight against women's cancer. The alliance between HIV and women’s heath has unlimited potential and will resonate across the world. This Pink Ribbon-Red Ribbon coalition will prevent much suffering and many deaths.
- Executive Director’s Speech at the 10th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific
- Let us remember, eight years ago, strategists were predicting a devastating “second wave” of the HIV pandemic would sweep across Asia. By 2010, they said, India would have the highest number of infections in the world. Fifteen million would be infected in China. HIV would spread rapidly through the general population and millions would die. But there was no wave.
- The time has come for universal access to science
- It is morally wrong to make a mother choose between treatment for herself and treatment for her newborn. It is morally wrong that people should be dying of AIDS when treatment is available. It is morally wrong that babies are still being born with HIV when we know how to prevent it. It is morally wrong that children are still growing up as AIDS orphans.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s speech at the first Meeting of BRICS Ministers of Health
- Through this transition, the five BRICS countries are bringing a new voice, a new perspective and new solutions to today’s global challenges. It is a voice with incredible economic, technological and innovative strength behind it, and at the same time, a voice intimately connected to the needs and interests of the developing world.
- Un tournant qui change la donne - le discours du Directeur Exécutif de l'ONUSIDA à la 28e réunion du Conseil de coordination du Programme de l'ONUSIDA
- Depuis notre dernière réunion de décembre, nous avons: lancé une nouvelle méthode d’investissement qui assure l’efficacité de la riposte au VIH; renouvelé l’engagement mondial en faveur de l’accès universel; mobilisé les contributions des partenaires clés pour assurer leur engagement dans la Réunion de haut niveau et au-delà; soutenu la Réunion de haut niveau de l’Assemblée générale de l’ONU 2011 sur le sida qui a remporté un vif succès, ainsi que la nouvelle Déclaration politique qui fait date; poursuivi les progrès réalisés dans la mise en oeuvre des réformes internes à l’ONUSIDA finalisé un budget visionnaire qui permettra à l’ONUSIDA de produire des résultats audacieux.
- Réunion de haut niveau sur le sida de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies
- Le mouvement de lutte contre le sida est l’histoire de personnes qui brisent la conspiration du silence et réclament l’équité et la dignité. C’est l’histoire de personnes confrontées aux erreurs de la société qui se saisissent de leurs droits. Et c’est l’histoire de l’effroi des malades et de leur désir passionné de justice sociale.
- UNAIDS Executive Director's Speech at the United Nations Security Council: Impact of the AIDS Epidemic on International Peace and Security
- We are convinced that fresh political commitments around this new resolution will enable the UN to effectively contribute to the efforts of Member States to address the impact of AIDS on peace and security. In so doing, Member States will also be encouraged strengthen their response AIDS in National Strategic Plans, and put into place appropriate strategies, policies, capacities and resources.
- Address by Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director to the Pontifical Council for Health Care Workers and Good Samaritan Foundation in Rome, 28 May 2011
- Funding sustainable health care is a moral obligation, a right not a luxury. In this, the faith community and the Church are among our strongest allies in calling for robust, comprehensive and lasting national responses to HIV. To do this, the faith communities and the AIDS movement must come together and speak with one voice. The world is not hearing us because we are talking over, and sometimes in opposition to, each other.
Centre de presse
- 21 mars 2013
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L’ONUSIDA salue le fort engagement du Royaume-Uni en faveur de l’aide au développement. En savoir plus
- 20 mars 2013
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L’ONUSIDA souhaite une fusion des systèmes de gestion du VIH et de la tuberculose. En savoir plus