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World AIDS Day 2024
World AIDS Day 2024: Theme & Mission
Take the Rights Path,

THEME: My Health, My Right'
Empowering individuals
to claim health as a
fundamental right and
MISSION: combating stigma
associated with
HIV/AIDS.
Importance of the Theme
The theme highlights the intersection of human

rights and healthcare, advocating for inclusive,
stigma-free healthcare systems.
It inspires individuals living with HIV to

prioritize their health and encourages society to
contribute toward global AIDS prevention and
treatment goals.
Global and Regional Perspectives
Globally, over 39 million people live with HIV.
1.3 million new infections annually.
Regions like Southeast Asia bear a significant burden.
Calls for collective efforts to meet 2025 targets and end HIV as a
public health threat by 2030.
Global and Regional Perspectives
INDIA’S ROLE:
India's World AIDS Day observance aligns with the global theme
through initiatives like the TLD regimen and awareness drives.
Focus on rural outreach, marginalized groups, and healthcare

system strengthening.
Global Implementation of the Theme
• Key Focus Areas
Healthcare
Inclusivity Empowerment
Access
Promoting
stigma-free Expanding access
environments for Educating people to affordable
about their health treatment and
individuals rights.
affected by prevention
services.
HIV/AIDS.
Encouraging Strengthening Addressing gaps

community advocacy for in healthcare
participation and equitable infrastructure for
voices in policy- healthcare access underserved
making. and human rights. populations.
• Strategies include
Partnerships
Awareness
Campaigns
Policy Reforms
Policy Awareness Partnerships

Reforms Campaigns Collaborating
with
Advocating Raising governments,
for legal awareness NGOs, and
through media,
frameworks community
global health
organizations to
that protect events, and achieve
health educational inclusivity and
programs.
rights. accessibility
Global Strategies and Actions
• Key Points:
Universal Healthcare Access
Awareness Campaigns
Community Empowerment
Focus on Key Populations
Global and Regional Goals

Universal Healthcare Access
• Collaboration: UNAIDS & WHO work with

governments to provide accessible HIV treatments like
TLD, especially in low-resource settings.
• Key Focus: Free or affordable ART programs for

underserved populations.
Awareness Campaigns
• Education: Promote rights-based health approaches to
reduce HIV/AIDS stigma.
• Channels: Schools, workplaces, and online platforms

emphasize prevention, testing, and early treatment.
Community Empowerment
• Grassroots workshops and support groups empower
individuals living with HIV.
• Advocacy: Legal aid for discrimination cases and equal

access to education and employment.
Focus on Key Populations

• Women & Girls: Address gender inequality in
healthcare.
• Transgender & LGBTQ+ Communities: Inclusive

services to tackle barriers.
• Youth: Preventive education and stigma-free treatment

access.
Global and Regional Goals

• 2030 Agenda: Eliminate HIV/AIDS as a public health
threat.
• Reduce new infections by 90%.
• 95% of individuals living with HIV to know
their status.
• Regional Focus: Integration of HIV care into general
healthcare systems in South and Southeast Asia.
Advancements in HIV Treatment: TLD Regimen and
Increased Coverage
❖ TLD(Tenofovir, Lamivudine, and Dolutegravir) Regimen: A New Era in HIV
Treatment
Key Benefits National Integration
Replaces older
TLE(Tenofovir, Lamivudine, Part of India’s national HIV plan
and Efavirenz) regimen with for better quality of life.
improved outcomes.
Reduces HIV virulence by

98%, lowers transmission
risk.
Fewer side effects (mental

health, neurological issues).
Simpler regimen for rural

healthcare access.
HIV Treatment Coverage in India (2024)
Patients Under Treatment:
• Total: 18 lakh (+3 lakh in 5 years).
• Demographics:
• Men: 8.1 lakh | Women: 7.4 lakh | Transgender: 653.
• Supports global goal to end HIV/AIDS by 2030.

Broader Impact of TLD Regimen
Improves adherence with better tolerability.
Aligns with 2030 global epidemic curb goals.
Simplifies treatment for rural, underserved populations.

IndIa’s Efforts for 2024 HIV Goals
• Key Initiatives by NACO:
Integration of TLD regimen into national

HIV treatment plan.
Widespread testing and counseling campaigns,

focusing on rural areas.
Awareness Campaigns:
• Community gatherings, cultural programs, and social media
campaigns to combat stigma.
• Educational drives in schools and workplaces on prevention and early
treatment.
Focus on Vulnerable Groups:

• Inclusive programs for women, transgender individuals, and other at-risk populations.
• Empowerment to exercise healthcare rights.
IndIa’s Efforts for 2024 HIV Goals
• Challenges to Overcome:
Bias against people living with HIV,

Social Stigma: especially in conservative regions.
Healthcare Limited infrastructure in rural and

Access: remote areas.
Funding Need for sustained investments for

Gaps: scaling up programs.
 Vision:
Achieving equitable access to HIV
prevention, treatment, and awareness by
2024.
Impact of 2024 Theme & India's NACO Initiatives
❖ 2024 Theme: "My Health, My Right"
Rights-based focus on healthcare.
Tackles HIV and systemic inequalities.
Ensures inclusivity in the fight against

HIV/AIDS.
❖ Targeted Interventions
Programs for FSWs, MSM, PWID, and

transgender communities.
Free condoms, clean needles, opioid

substitution therapy, and counseling.
❖ Link ART Centers (LACs)
Access to ART in underserved areas.
Reduces burden on urban clinics.
❖ Parent-to-Child Transmission Prevention
HIV testing for pregnant women.
ART for mothers to achieve zero

transmission.
❖ Red Ribbon Express
HIV/AIDS awareness train campaign.
Provides education, testing, and counseling in rural areas.
❖ Youth Engagement
Red Ribbon Clubs in schools/colleges.
Promotes HIV/AIDS education and prevention.

IndIa’s PartnErsHIPs and Global
Collaborations
India's Key Partnerships:

• UNAIDS: Collaboration on SDG Goal 3 – Good Health and
Well-being.
• The Global Fund: Supports HIV prevention, ART services,

and diagnostics.
• WHO: Provides technical support on ART guidelines and

healthcare worker capacity-building.
• Bilateral Partnerships: Collaboration with countries like

the U.S. (PEPFAR) for research and funding.
Global Partnerships and Innovations
UNAIDS 95- Ensure 95% of PLHIV know their status,

95-95 Targets: are on ART, and achieve viral suppression.
Global Long-acting injectables, vaccine, and cure

Innovations: research.
Equity & Programs focusing on marginalized groups

Human Rights: and rights-based healthcare access.
Public-Private Collaboration for affordable ART

Partnerships: regimens.
Future Directions
Integrate
Combat
Strengthen Sustain HIV care
stigma with
rural funding for
INDIA:- healthcare
through GLOBAL:- HIV/AIDS universal
policy and healthcare
systems education. programs
initiatives
REFRENCE

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World AIDS Day 2024

World AIDS Day 2024: Theme & Mission

Take the Rights Path,

The theme highlights the intersection of human

It inspires individuals living with HIV to

Globally, over 39 million people live with HIV.

1.3 million new infections annually.

Regions like Southeast Asia bear a significant burden.

Focus on rural outreach, marginalized groups, and healthcare

Encouraging Strengthening Addressing gaps

Policy Awareness Partnerships

Universal Healthcare Access

Focus on Key Populations

Global and Regional Goals

Universal Healthcare Access

• Collaboration: UNAIDS & WHO work with

• Key Focus: Free or affordable ART programs for

• Channels: Schools, workplaces, and online platforms

• Advocacy: Legal aid for discrimination cases and equal

Focus on Key Populations

• Transgender & LGBTQ+ Communities: Inclusive

• Youth: Preventive education and stigma-free treatment

Global and Regional Goals

Key Benefits National Integration

Reduces HIV virulence by

Fewer side effects (mental

Simpler regimen for rural

Patients Under Treatment:

• Total: 18 lakh (+3 lakh in 5 years).

• Supports global goal to end HIV/AIDS by 2030.

Improves adherence with better tolerability.

Aligns with 2030 global epidemic curb goals.

Simplifies treatment for rural, underserved populations.

Integration of TLD regimen into national

Widespread testing and counseling campaigns,

Focus on Vulnerable Groups:

Bias against people living with HIV,

Healthcare Limited infrastructure in rural and

Funding Need for sustained investments for

❖ 2024 Theme: "My Health, My Right"

Rights-based focus on healthcare.

Tackles HIV and systemic inequalities.

Ensures inclusivity in the fight against

Programs for FSWs, MSM, PWID, and

Free condoms, clean needles, opioid

Access to ART in underserved areas.

Reduces burden on urban clinics.

❖ Parent-to-Child Transmission Prevention

HIV testing for pregnant women.

ART for mothers to achieve zero

HIV/AIDS awareness train campaign.

Provides education, testing, and counseling in rural areas.

Promotes HIV/AIDS education and prevention.

India's Key Partnerships:

• The Global Fund: Supports HIV prevention, ART services,

• WHO: Provides technical support on ART guidelines and

• Bilateral Partnerships: Collaboration with countries like

UNAIDS 95- Ensure 95% of PLHIV know their status,

Global Long-acting injectables, vaccine, and cure

Equity & Programs focusing on marginalized groups