The UNAIDS strategy aims to advance global progress in achieving
country set targets for universal access to HIV prevention,
treatment, care and support and to halt and reverse the spread
of HIV and contribute to the achievement of the Millennium
Development goals by 2015. Adopted by the Programme Coordinating
Board in December 2010, the strategy works to position the HIV
response in the new global environment. The AIDS response is a
long term investment and the intent of the strategy is to
revolutionize HIV prevention, catalyse the next phase of
treatment, care and support, and advance human rights and gender
equality. UNAIDS strategy goals by 2015: - Sexual transmission
of HIV reduced by half, including among young people, men who
have sex with men and transmission in the context of sex work -
Vertical transmission of HIV eliminated, and AIDS-related
maternal mortality reduced by half - All new HIV infections
prevented among people who use drugs - Universal access to
antiretroviral therapy for people living