World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day takes place on 1 December. World AIDS Day offers an important platform to highlight the role of communities at a time when reduced funding and a shrinking space for civil society are putting the sustainability of services and advocacy efforts in jeopardy. Greater mobilization of communities is urgently required to address the barriers that stop communities delivering services, including restrictions on registration and an absence of social contracting modalities. The strong advocacy role played by communities is needed more than ever to ensure that AIDS remains on the political agenda, that human rights are respected and that decision-makers and implementers are held accountable. (UNAIDS)
NATIONAL HIV FACTSHEET 202: HIV EPIDEMIC UPDATE OF NEPAL
Recommended readings
World AIDS Day: Equalize to end the AIDS epidemic
World AIDS Day 2020: Global solidarity, shared responsibility!
World AIDS Day 2019: Communities make the difference!
”Know your status” – World AIDS Day 2018
World AIDS Day 2017 (WAD2017), Pokhara
Right to health- World AIDS Day 2017
World AIDS Day 2016: HANDS UP FOR #HIVPREVENTION
Getting to Zero #World AIDS Day 2015
World AIDS day 2014:Getting to Zero
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