02/24/2026
Today, UNAIDS released its Global AIDS Strategy for 2026–2031 — a roadmap to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
The message is clear:
The next phase of the HIV response must be country-led, community-powered, integrated into health systems, and built for long-term sustainability.
At Prevention Access Campaign, we could not agree more.
As U=U enters its second decade, we are launching our new Strategic Plan:
“Ten Years of U=U. A Strategy for What Comes Next.”
The first decade of U=U proved the science.
The next decade is about implementation, protection, and scale.
Our plan focuses on:
• Ensuring everyone living with HIV has access to what they need to maintain viral suppression
• Ending the egregious impact of HIV-related stigma
• Embedding U=U into national strategies, guidelines, and funding frameworks
• Strengthening community leadership and global advocacy
UNAIDS is calling for systems that are resilient and sustainable.
We are building the tools, partnerships, and community capacity to make U=U an essential pillar of that future.
U=U is not just a message.
It is a public health strategy.
It is a human rights intervention.
It is a blueprint for ending AIDS.
The next 10 years of U=U work start now.
Read our full Strategic Plan here: https://preventionaccess.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/PAC_StrategicPlan-2026-2029.pdf.pdf