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Understanding the HIV epidemic

An effective response to the HIV epidemic must target groups and countries with HIV programmes, information and services that are specific to them. It must also address social issues that heighten HIV risk. Delve into the data, context and community issues that characterise the HIV epidemic.

Context

  1. Origin of HIV and AIDS
  2. Global HIV targets
  3. Gender inequality and HIV
  4. Homophobia and HIV
  5. Stigma and HIV
  6. Human rights and HIV
  7. Humanitarian crises and HIV

Affected Communities

  1. HIV and men
  2. HIV and men who have sex with men
  3. HIV and people who use drugs
  4. HIV and people with disabilities
  5. HIV and prisoners
  6. HIV and sex workers
  7. HIV and transgender people
  8. HIV and women
  9. HIV and young people

Community Voices

  1. Making HIV services more friendly for gay men
  2. Making HIV services more friendly for sex workers
  3. Making HIV services more friendly for transgender people
  4. Making HIV services more friendly for people who use drugs 
  5. Making HIV services more friendly for young people
  6. Making HIV services more friendly for women
  7. Making HIV services more friendly for prisoners

Data

  1. At a glance: HIV in Bangladesh
  2. At a glance: HIV in Eswatini
  3. At a glance: HIV in India
  4. At a glance: HIV in Kenya
  5. At a glance: HIV in Lesotho
  6. At a glance: HIV in Malawi
  7. At a glance: HIV in Nepal
  8. At a glance: HIV in Nigeria
  9. At a glance: HIV in Pakistan
  10. At a glance: HIV in South Africa
  11. At a glance: HIV in Uganda
  12. At a glance: HIV in Zambia
  13. At a glance: HIV in Zimbabwe

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