2. AFRICA’S SUCCESS

5. 2.0 million new HIV infections 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2030 2.5 million new HIV infections 5 FAST-TRACK YEARS WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY BUISNESS AS USUAL 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 0.2 million new HIV infections

6. NEW INFECTIONS AND SCALE-UP OF PROGRAMMATIC SERVICES FIVE FAST-TRACK YEARS

7. FOCUS ON POPULATION AND LOCATION

8. FRAGILE COMMUNITIES ARE EVERYWHERE Atlanta, USA Windhoek, Namibia

10. INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Percentage of women of all ages who suffered spousal physical or sexual violence in last 12 months (Source: DHS, latest available survey)

11. HIV PREVALENCE AMONG KEY POPULATIONS IS HIGHER THAN IN GENERAL POPULATION

12. DISCRIMINATORY LAWS AND REGULATIONS HAMPER ACCESS TO HIV SERVICES Nigeria: reporting of discrimination and stigma during study visits in pre-law and post law periods for men who have sex with men

13. HOMOPHOBIA NEGATIVELY IMPACTS GDP Cost of homophobia as a share of average regional GDP (2014) for number of MSM = 3% of male 15-64 years

14. AFRICA’S SUCCESS

15. KNOWLEDGE OF HIV STATUS: THE FIRST BARRIER HIV TREATMENT CASCADE: SUB SAHARAN AFRICA

16. 17 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV DO NOT KNOW THEIR HIV STATUS

18. TREATMENT SITUATION ROOM

19. GLOBAL SOLIDARITY- SHARED RESPONSIBILTY FOR INVESTMENTS Source: GARPR 2015. US$ million

20. COSTS OF ARV STILL HIGH FOR MANY COUNTRIES

21. INVEST IN QUARTER FOR HIV PREVENTION

22. COMMUNITY RESPONSES ACHIEVE RESULTS

23. SIERRA LEONE