- О ЮНЭЙДС
- Руководство ЮНЭЙДС
- Декларации и цели Организации Объединенных Наций
- Стратегия ЮНЭЙДС на 2011-2015 годы
- Всеобщий доступ к лечению, профилактике, уходу и поддержке в связи с ВИЧ
- Координационный совет программы ЮНЭЙДС
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- Цели и обязательства
- Политическая декларация 2011: цели и обязательства по искоренению ВИЧ
- Снижение передачи половым путем
- Профилактика ВИЧ среди пользователей наркотиков
- Искоренение новых случаев ВИЧ-инфицирования среди детей
- Доступ к лечению для 15 млн. людей
- Предотвращение смертности от ТБ
- Ликвидация дефицита ресурсов
- Искоренение гендерного неравенства
- Искоренение стигмы и дискриминации
- Устранение ограничений на поездки
- Усиление интеграции программ по ВИЧ
- Политическая декларация 2011: цели и обязательства по искоренению ВИЧ
Выступления Исполнительного директора ЮНЭЙДС
- Страны БРИКС: приобретая лидирующее значение в сфере глобального здравоохранения
- В процессе этого перехода пять стран БРИКС привносят новый голос, новые точки зрения и новые решения сегодняшних глобальных вызовов. За этим голосом стоит невероятная экономическая, технологическая и инновационная мощь, и в то же время этот голос является непосредственным выражением потребностей и интересов развивающегося мира.
- A Game-Changing Moment – Speech by UNAIDS Executive Director to the 28th Programme Coordinating Board
- Since we last met in December, together we have: Launched a new investment approach for an effective response to HIV; Renewed the global commitment to universal access; Mobilized the contributions of key partners for their engagement in the High Level Meeting and beyond; Supported a highly successful 2011 UN General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS and a groundbreaking new Political Declaration; Continued progress on implementing internal reforms at UNAIDS; Finalized a visionary budget that will enable UNAIDS to deliver bold results.
- Заседание высокого уровня по СПИДу Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН
- Движение против СПИДа – это история того, как люди покончили с заговором молчания и потребовали равноправия и уважения человеческого достоинства. Это история того, как люди борются с несправедливостью в обществе и заявляют о своих правах. Это история возмущения людей и их пламенного призыва к социальной справедливости.
- 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.
- Waking the Lion: Development opportunities in an emerging Africa
- African countries have learned that investing in AIDS is not only the right thing to do, it is the smart thing. It is like putting money in the bank. Averting disability and deaths from AIDS results in higher productivity in factories, farms and office buildings; fewer orphans needing support; and lower costs of medical care for AIDS-related illness.
- UNAIDS Executive Director's Speech on the occasion of Consultation on Church Responses to Sexual Violence, Lambeth Palace Westminster, United Kingdom
- To be a partner for women and girls against violence and injustice, you do not have to be experts on human rights or gender. You do have to be committed to always asking in your daily work: “How can I better engage women and girls to understand what they need? How can I better support human rights, gender equality and an end to sexual and other forms of violence?” These answers should change your work and will enable churches to be more compassionate for the cause of women and girls.
- Ninth General Assembly of the Organization of African First Ladies against HIV/AIDS, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
- I am honoured to be here today, and I thank you for your warm welcome. I want to begin by expressing my deep gratitude to OAFLA members for your leadership and contributions to the AIDS response in Africa. I congratulate you, because the work of African First Ladies has been increasingly visible and has made a real difference in the lives of our mothers, sisters and children.
- Report of the UNAIDS Executive Director at the 27th Meeting of the Programme Coordinating Board
- UNAIDS Executive Director, Michel Sidibé, delivered his report to the 27th Meeting of the UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB). In his report, Mr Sidibé updated the Board on the Joint Programme’s activities since its last meeting in June 2010. He also spoke on recent developments in the AIDS response, the ongoing impact of the global recession, and efforts to make UNAIDS a more effective and efficient organization.
- Partners in Treatment
- I deeply appreciate UNIDO’s leadership on the link between industrial development and public health, and specifically for being a valuable partner to the AIDS response in promoting drug production in developing countries.
- Tenth annual general meeting of the Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP)
- It is a pleasure to be here in St. Maarten, at this timely and important point in PANCAP’s history. I am truly inspired to be with so many of the very people who broke the conspiracy of silence around AIDS in the Caribbean
- Launch of the Agenda for Accelerating Country Action on Women, Girls, Gender Equality and HIV
- Like your diamonds, they are precious. And like diamonds, they are unbelievably strong. They are the solid centre of human life—of families, of communities, of care—the places where AIDS is most effectively challenged. And like Liberia’s diamonds, they bring pride to this country, and they deserve to be free.
- Advance global health: achieve the MDGs
- NGOs tackle the work that governments will not do, cannot do, or dont do well. UNAIDS Executive Director calls on NGOs to lead the next big step forward. To make investments and momentum for AIDS into a bridge for producing larger health and development outcomes. Only with the leadership role of NGOs can we take AIDS out of isolation and fully integrate the AIDS response with the MDGs.
- UNAIDS Executive Director’s speech at Lowy Institute
- We meet at a moment in time when the AIDS response is at a crossroads. We have achieved some lasting gains against the epidemic: The conspiracy of silence has been broken. Over five million people are on lifesaving treatment. Infection rates are dropping. People living with HIV and engaged and active in ways we have never before seen. Young people have reduced their HIV prevalence 25% in 15 of the highest-burden countries. We expect to virtually eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV in just a few years
- A lighthouse in the Pacific
- Papua New Guinea is a rich in culture, diversity, natural beauty and history. But it has the highest HIV prevalence in the Pacific. The latest data show that the epidemic may be leveling off, but the risk factors that contribute to HIV infection have not changed.
Пресс-центр
- 25 июня 2013 года.
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В семи странах Африки к югу от Сахары число новых случаев ВИЧ-инфекции среди детей сократилось на 50% и более. Подробнее
- 07 июня 2013 года.
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ЮНЭЙДС приветствует преквалификацию ВОЗ первого нехирургического инструмента для проведения обрезания взрослых мужчин в рамках работы по профилактике ВИЧ. Подробнее