Global HIV Prevention Coalition Monitoring and Reporting

Updated 2024 HIV Prevention Scorecards and 2025 Roadmap 10 Actions Survey Results

Dear Colleague,

Thank you for attending the recent webinar on the Updated Global HIV Prevention Scorecards and the 10 Actions RoadMap Survey Results. We appreciate your active participation and the insightful discussions that enriched the session. 

We are pleased to share the following resources to support your continued engagement with the tools and findings:

• Webinar Recording

• Presentation Slide Decks

• Updated Global HIV Prevention Scorecards Tool 

• Survey Results on the 10 Actions Roadmap

Suggested Actions for Engaging with the Shared Resources

1. Using the Scorecards for Strategic Planning

• Review the updated Global HIV Prevention Scorecards to identify your country’s strengths and gaps in HIV prevention efforts. 

• Leverage the data to inform evidence-based planning and prioritize areas requiring focused interventions. 

2. Adopting Subnational Scorecards 

• Explore the concept of subnational scorecards to monitor progress in high-priority regions or districts.

• Use these tools to advocate for localized prevention strategies and resource allocation. 

3. Engaging with the Roadmap Survey Findings 

• Reflect on your country’s progress against the 10 Actions Roadmap using the survey results as a benchmark.

• Identify specific actions where additional technical support or resources are needed and reach out for assistance. 

4. Incorporating Insights into Program Reviews 

• Share the resources with your team and other stakeholders to align efforts and foster collaboration.

• Consider integrating scorecard insights into program reviews, midterm evaluations, or national HIV strategies.

Next Steps and Support

We encourage countries to use these tools actively and to share feedback or requests for further support. The Global HIV Prevention Coalition Secretariat is here to assist you in making the most of these resources. 

For any comments or questions on the above, please contact Lycias Zembe at [email protected]. For general comments on other GPC related questions, please contact at [email protected].

Thank you once again for your engagement and dedication to strengthening HIV prevention efforts. Together, we can make measurable progress toward achieving our shared goals.

Best regards,

Lycias Zembe (on behalf of the GPC Secretariat Team)

Global HIV Prevention Coalition Secretariat | UNAIDS Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS | 20, Avenue Appia CH-1211 Geneva 27. Switzerland

About the GPC

In 2017, a global coalition of United Nations Member States, donors, civil society organizations, and implementers was established to support global efforts to accelerate HIV prevention.  Membership includes 38 of the highest HIV-burden countries, UNAIDS Cosponsors, donors, civil society, and private sector organizations. The overarching goal of the Global HIV Prevention Coalition is to strengthen and sustain a political commitment to primary prevention by setting a common agenda among key policy-makers, funders, and programme implementers.

Inaugural meeting of the Global HIV Prevention Coalition