In 2014 in Rwanda, more than 95% of pregnant women living with HIV had access to antiretroviral medicines to prevent the transmission of HIV from mother to child. As a result, the country had fewer than 500 new infections among children last ...
The City of Kigali (CoK) has recommitted to the fight against HIV/AIDS by signing of the Paris Declaration on ending the epidemic in cities and urban areas, a year after the global strategy was adopted. The signing took place at the Kigali ...
Fifteen Senegalese mayors have endorsed the Paris Declaration to end the AIDS epidemic in their cities. Since the majority of people living with HIV reside in urban areas, accelerating the AIDS response in cities could considerably contribute ...
Mayors from major cities and urban areas in Côte d’Ivoire have come together to sign the Paris Declaration, pledging their support to accelerate the response to HIV over the next five years. Thirteen mayors from the Abidjan district ...
Mayors and their representatives from around South Africa are demonstrating their commitment to accelerating the HIV and TB responses in their respective municipalities. “Half of the world's population will be living in cites by 2030. That ...
The 19 mayors, including six from the Western hemisphere, signed on to the Paris Declaration – Fast-Track Cities Initiative: Ending the AIDS Epidemic Cities Achieving 90-90-90 targets by 2020. In signing the Paris Declaration, the mayors commit ...
Accra, Ghana, 3 June – Hundreds of mayors and elected officials from around the world met in Accra to discuss how cities can lead the way to strengthen economic opportunities between Africa and the Diaspora. The three-day conference ...
The Mayor of Santiago, Chile, and the Mayor-Elect of Buenos Aires, Argentina, have pledged to Fast-Track the AIDS response in their cities over the next five years. Carolina Tohá Morales of Santiago and Horacio Rodríguez Larreta of ...
ATLANTA – Mayor Kasim Reed today signed on to the Fast-Track Cities Paris Declaration to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030, and achieve the 90-90-90 HIV treatment targets by 2020. These targets will rapidly reduce new HIV ...
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) announced ambitious new HIV treatment targets today that are aimed at building healthier communities and expanding opportunity for all HIV-positive Rhode Islanders to live long, full lives ...
