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2025 Performance Monitoring Report

The 2025 Performance Monitoring Report (PMR) captures the contributions of the Joint Programme to the HIV response and reflects its unique role, critical leadership, adaptability and resilience despite important shifts in global political, financial contexts and priorities. It features the Joint Programme’s work and results in mitigating the impact of the funding shifts with illustrative examples at country, regional, and global levels. Moreover, the PMR showcases the Joint Programme’s development of tools, policy briefs and methods for the elaboration of Sustainability Roadmaps for national HIV responses, as well as its support to countries to produce these roadmaps and use them as they navigate funding volatility and progressively transition away from high dependence on external financing. Above all, the 2025 PMR highlights the indispensable role of communities, and the continued relevance of a coordinated, rights based, evidence-informed and multisectoral approach to the global HIV response, especially during difficult times.

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The global HIV response faced one of its most significant set of challenges in decades as funding shifts occurred putting essential services and hard-won gains at risk. At the same time, innovation is accelerating. UNAIDS has provided rapid coordination, guidance and technical assistance to support countries for the rollout of affordable and accessible long-acting pre-exposure prophylaxis, building global momentum to scale up diversified HIV prevention options.

The Global AIDS Strategy 2026 2031 sets out an ambitious, evidence-informed path to end AIDS as a public health threat and sustain this progress beyond 2030.

Now is the moment for bold and urgent action to close gaps and accelerate results. Together, we can ensure that the HIV response does not backtrack—and that we continue to deliver for the people we serve.

Excerpt from the 2025 Performance Monitoring Report .

Highlights

Explore the wide range of information available on the UNAIDS Results and Transparency Portal―from our generous donors to our investments at country, regional and global levels, all prerequisites to our collective results and progress towards ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.

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UNAIDS Results

UNAIDS results are articulated around three Outcomes and 10 Result Areas at output level, as defined in the 2022–2026 UNAIDS Unified Budget, Results and Accountability Framework (UBRAF).

Click on each of these cards to learn more about the results achieved by the Joint Programme.

OUTCOME 1

Equitable access and reap equitable benefits from HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services.

RESULT AREAS

OUTCOME 2

Communities are empowered, enabled and effectively resourced to lead HIV service delivery, advocate for and enjoy their right to health, and social and structural drivers of the HIV epidemic are removed.

RESULT AREAS

OUTCOME 3

Effective, equitable and sustainable systems to achieve 2025 targets, through robust financing, service integration, HIV service access in emerging settings, and pandemic preparedness and responses.

RESULT AREAS

Resources and Investments

The interactive graphs show the available resources and investments of the Joint Programme, and illustrate how investments are distributed across different regions and thematic areas.

Donor Contributions

Below graph illustrates the donors' annual core contribution to the Joint Programme and non-core contributions to the UNAIDS Secretariat.

Results in Countries

Travel the world in a few clicks and learn about UNAIDS work and results achieved in over 90 countries.

Documents

Browse the Documents Library to access key publications on UNAIDS contributions to advancing the global HIV response while ensuring high standards of transparency and accountability.