The evaluation assessed the effectiveness of the Country Envelopes as a mechanism to allocate and disburse funds for the Joint Programme at the country level. It documented and analyzed results and explored alternative approaches for fund allocation. The evaluation revealed that while Country Envelope funding is crucial, there is room for improvement in decision-making and fund monitoring. Regular funding has played a significant role in keeping HIV a priority for the UN and promoting collaboration. However, it is necessary to prioritize and concentrate efforts on Global AIDS Strategy targets, while also striving for maximum efficiency, inclusion, and people-centred results at the country level. Related documents: Brief | Presentation (key findings and recommendations) | Country case studies: Andean countries | India | Iran | Zambia | Management response | Management response 2024

Opening remarks by UNAIDS Executive Director  Winnie Byanyima for World Health Assembly 2023 side event Global HIV Prevention Coalition High-Level Dialogue on Accelerating HIV Prevention and Preparing for Future Pandemics.

Opening remarks by UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima for the World Health Assembly 2023 side event Synergies and sensemaking from pandemics—A comparative analysis of the proposed IHR amendments and the INB CA+ text organised by Wits University, Open Society Foundations, the Permanent Mission of South Africa and UNAIDS