Treatment 2.0
"Treatment 2.0" is a WHO/UNAIDS initiative that aims to catalyse the next phase of HIV treatment scale up through promoting innovation and efficiency gains. It will help countries to reach and sustain universal access to treatment, and capitalize on the preventive benefit of antiretroviral therapy through focused work in five priority areas: 1) optimize drug regimens; provide point of care diagnosis; 3) reduce costs; 4) adapt delivery systems and 5) mobilize communities.
These priority areas are interrelated and WHO/UNAIDS are working with global partners, technical experts and other UN co-sponsors to implement this initiative in countries, with short-, medium- and long -term targets and milestones.
Latest updates
Guidelines and technical documents
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Adapting WHO normative HIV guidelines for national programmes
July 2011 - The treatment 2.0 framework for action: catalysing the next phase of treatment, care and support
- Towards an improved investment approach for an effective response to HIV/AIDS
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DOHA+10: TRIPS flexibilities and access to antiretroviral therapy - lessons from the past, opportunities for the future
UNAIDS Technical Briefing 2011
Meetings
Related topics and links
- AIDS medicines and diagnostics service
- Antiretroviral therapy
- Antiretroviral therapy for prevention
- HIV drug resistance
- Integrated management of adolescent and adult illness
- International Treatment Preparedness Coalition
- Millennium Development Goal 6
- Treatment 2.0: A community based response
- Treatment of children living with HIV
- Tuberculosis and HIV
- Universal access to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care