Why Healthcare Workers are Key to Ending the AIDS Epidemic Capitol Hill, March 2, 2015 Lisa Carty, Director UNAIDS Liaison Office, Washington, DC 1.

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Why Healthcare Workers are Key to Ending the AIDS Epidemic Capitol Hill, March 2, 2015 Lisa Carty, Director UNAIDS Liaison Office, Washington, DC 1

Declines in Child Mortality

Declines in Maternal Mortality 3

Source: WHO Global Health Observatory Data Repository Healthcare Workforce: Population Ratios

“90/90/90”: An Ambitious Target to Help End the AIDS Epidemic 90% of all people living with HIV will know their HIV status 90% of all people diagnosed with HIV will receive sustained antiretroviral therapy. 90% of all people receiving antiretroviral therapy will have durable suppression.

Impact of target on HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, Source: The Gap Report, UNAIDS, 2014.

Antiretroviral treatment coverage varies between regions

Elements of Success Flexible approaches that are community- based and community-led Political leadership and innovation Integration of services – the “HIV-plus model” Reduction of stigma and discrimination Quality standards Women in the health care workforce 9

“A health system is only as strong as the men and women who implement it.” - UNAIDS-AU; Abuja+12 Shaping the Future of Health in Africa 10