The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) plays a unique role in the HIV response by bringing together the leadership and expertise of 11 United Nations (UN) entities to drive progress towards the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. By leveraging the comparative advantages of each Cosponsor, the Joint Programme combines political, normative and technical leadership in the health sector with a people-centred approach that advances gender equality and human rights and addresses the factors that increase HIV vulnerability and diminish access to essential services.
This 2024 PMR Results by Organization describes the contributions of each member of the Joint Programme to the collective UNAIDS achievement in supporting countries to respond effectively to HIV. For each Cosponsor, the report describes the top results achieved and how HIV-related activities are mainstreamed within the organization’s mandate and operations. The report also describes the Secretariat’s main results under each of its five strategic functions in supporting and working with Cosponsors to optimize collective efforts.