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Agenda item 5: CRP 6: Corrective administrative actions, including disciplinary measures taken in 2023
25 June 2024
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Agenda item 5: CRP 5: Administrative Review Statistical Overview 2023
25 June 2024
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Agenda item 3: Follow-up to the thematic segment from the 53rd PCB meeting
25 June 2024
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Agenda item 4.1: CRP 1: PMR Indicator Scorecard
25 June 2024
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Agenda item 7.3: Report of the Ethics Office
25 June 2024
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HIV Response Sustainability Roadmap — Part A — Companion Guide
30 April 2024
As we approach 2025, the longer-term sustainability of the HIV response is a pressing concern: work to achieve and sustain an impactful HIV response must intensify. This Companion Guide is intended to support that work. It complements the HIV Response Sustainability Primer, which describes a new approach to sustainability and provides recommendations for developing HIV Response Sustainability Roadmaps. Related: Download the HIV response sustainability primer.
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The BBS-lite: A methodology for monitoring programmes providing HIV, viral hepatitis and sexual health services to people from key populations — UNAIDS–WHO 2024 Implementation Tool
22 May 2024
The BBS-lite (bio-behavioural survey “lite”) is a programme-based survey methodology for gathering actionable information on people from key populations to improve service delivery and guide decisions on programming for HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections.
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UNAIDS PCB Bureau 14 May 2024
22 May 2024
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Understanding measures of progress towards the 95–95–95 HIV testing, treatment and viral suppression targets
11 March 2024
Adopted by United Nations Member States in June 2021, alongside ambitious targets for primary prevention and supporting
enablers, the 95–95–95 HIV testing, treatment and viral suppression targets aim to close gaps in HIV treatment coverage and
outcomes in all sub-populations, age groups and geographic settings.
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UN staff living with HIV; challenges and opportunities — Survey report by the UN Plus team at UNAIDS
04 March 2024
The UN Plus global survey provides valuable insights into the experiences of UN staff living with HIV, emphasizing the need for ongoing advocacy, support, and a renewed focus on mental health care. The organization's commitment to adapting to the evolving global landscape is crucial for ensuring the well-being and inclusion of individuals living with HIV within the UN community.
