UNAIDS Results

The collective results of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) in 2022 saved lives and helped further accelerated progress towards ending AIDS as a public health threat. Providing multisectoral support to countries towards achieving the global AIDS targets, the Joint Programme brought more than the sum of its parts and remained a catalytic force in the HIV response focusing on reducing HIV-related
inequalities. Using a people-centred approach in all it works, it advanced comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment and care services, promoted more enabling environment, generated and supported use of HIV data and guided billions of US dollars for effective and more sustainable HIV responses

The UNAIDS Unified Budget, Results and Accountability Framework 2022–2026 (UBRAF) guides and allows for the operationalization of the Joint Programme’s support for implementation of the Global AIDS Strategy. With constant prioritization to optimize resources in an evolving context and informed by latest evidence and gaps, it has sharpened its focus to reduce HIV-related inequalities through four overarching priorities:

Global AIDS Strategy 3 priorities & UBRAF outcomes	Joint Programme priorities		Global AIDS Strategy & UBRAF 10 result areas
Maximize equitable and equal access to HIV services and solutions	Advance progress on HIV prevention Accelerate access to HIV treatment and new health technologies	Promote decriminalization, human rights and gender equality to support access to HIV prevention and treatment services	RA 1: HIV prevention RA 3: Paediatric AIDS, vertical transmission RA 2: HIV treatment
Break down barriers to achieving HIV outcomes	Promote community-led HIV responses, including community-led services and monitoring		RA 4: Community-led responses RA 5: Human rights RA6: Gender equality RA 7: Young people
Fully resource and sustain efficient HIV responses and integrate them into systems for health, social protection, humanitarian settings and pandemic responses.	Ensure equitable financing and sustaining the HIV response		RA 8: Fully funded HIV response RA 9: Integration and social protection RA 10: Humanitarian settings and pandemics

Progress against all four priorities is undergirded by actions aimed at ending HIV-inequalities, including gender inequalities, protecting human rights, removing punitive laws and policies and other social and structural barriers and ending stigma and discrimination.

The Performance Monitoring Report summarizes the Joint Programme’s results in 2022 towards the UBRAF outcomes, which contribute to the Global AIDS Strategy’s three strategic priorities towards achieving the global AIDS targets by 2025 and ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2023.

By 2022, Global HIV Response Saved Almost 21 Million Lives

20.8 million AIDS-related deaths averted by antiretroviral therapy 1996-2022

59% decline in new HIV infections 1996-2022

29.8 million people receive antiretroviral therapy end 2022

86% of people

living with HIV knew their HIV status. 89% of them received HIV treatment

14 countries
de-criminalized consensual same-sex sexual acts 2016-2022

60%
of HIV resources domestically funded with at least 42 countries with increase
in 2022 since 2015

2022 UNAIDS Key results

89 countries improved their national policies and/or strategies for combinationHIV prevention with key population and other
populations at risk of HIV

15 countries with decision making tool to aid HIV prevention self-assessments through the Global Prevention Coalition

95% of countries implmented the “treat-all” approach, 76% of which implemented rapid HIV treatment initiation following
HIV diagnosis

24 countries improved their national policies and/or strategies for combinationHIV prevention with key population and other
populations at risk of HIV

5 countries with decision making tool to aid HIV prevention self-assessments through the Global Prevention Coalition

75% of countries implmented the “treat-all” approach, 76% of which implemented rapid HIV treatment initiation following HIV diagnosis

50 countries improved their national policies and/or strategies for combinationHIV prevention with key population and other
populations at risk of HIV

23 countries with decision making tool to aid HIV prevention self-assessments through the Global Prevention Coalition

55% of countries implmented the “treat-all” approach, 76% of which implemented rapid HIV treatment initiation following HIV diagnosis

Leadership, partnership, advocacy country support & accountability

State-of-the art strategic information guide the global response, including HIV estimates from 172 countries

75 countries supported to advance expansion of community lead monitoring

89 countries reinforced the meaningful participation between people living with HIV, key and other priority populations and government institutions

HIV Prevention

HIV Treatment

Paediatric AIDS, vertical transmission

Community-led Responses

Human rights

Gender Equality

Young People

Fully funded, Sustainable HIV response

Integrated Systems for Health and Social Protection

Humanitarian Settings and Pandemics

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

United Nations Children Fund

World Food Programme

United Nations Development Programme

United Nations Population Fund

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women

International Labour Organization

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

World Health Organization

World Bank

Asia and Pacific

Eastern and Southern Africa

Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Latin America and the Caribbean

Middle East and North Africa

Western and Central Africa

Resources

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