Global HIV Prevention Coalition

In 2017, a coalition of United Nations Member States and partners was established to support global efforts to accelerate HIV prevention. Its membership includes 40 focus countries, UNAIDS Co-sponsors, donors, and civil society and private sector organizations.

The overarching goal of the Global HIV Prevention Coalition is to strengthen and sustain political commitment for primary prevention by setting a common agenda among key policy-makers, funders and programme implementers. With countries and communities at the centre, the GPC seeks to ensure accountability for delivering prevention services at scale to achieve the targets of the 2021 Political Declaration on Ending AIDS, including a reduction in HIV incidence to fewer than 370 000 new infections by 2025 and ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030.

The GPC develops and coordinates the implementation of the Global HIV Prevention Road Map and scorecards to track annual progress against national targets. The coalition also provides access to tools and guidelines and strengthens national AIDS institutions’ leadership and management of multi-stakeholder HIV prevention programmes.