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Unfinished business

GENEVA/MUNICH, 22 July 2024—Despite progress made in reducing HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths among children, a new report released today at AIDS 2024 by the Globa

 

Global Alliance Communications and Advocacy Toolkit

The Global Alliance Communication and Advocacy Strategy and Toolkit, developed in partnership with the Global Alliance Communication and Advocacy Team (GNP+, Y+ Global, ICW, UNAIDS, WHO) and other key stakeholders, provides comprehensive guidance to support the planning, development, and implementation of communication and advocacy initiatives at all levels—community, national, regional, and global. This Toolkit aims to secure ownership and commitment from Heads of State and Ministers in the 12 Global Alliance countries while advocating for investments to address inequalities affecting children, adolescents, and marginalized pregnant and breastfeeding women. It seeks to empower networks of women and children living with and affected by HIV, building their leadership capacity, strengthening advocacy and accountability mechanisms, and enabling them to influence policies and improve services. Furthermore, it emphasizes increasing the visibility and impact of the Global Alliance through strategic use of online and social platforms, fostering collaboration with communities, influencers, champions, senior UN leaders, and stakeholders. By inspiring meaningful action and mobilizing resources, the Toolkit drives impactful progress toward achieving the Global Alliance’s goal to End AIDS in Children by 2030.