This presentation will delve into the complexities of sustaining the global HIV commitment amidst evolving health priorities and funding landscapes. This session will explore the opportunities and risks of integrating HIV care and prevention into broader health services. From innovative service delivery models to community-driven solutions, we will highlight how integration can enhance health system efficiency, reduce patient burden, and improve access to services. Participants will gain insights from global examples of successful integration strategies, and the challenges of maintaining focus on HIV in the face of competing priorities and declining donor funding.
This presentation will discuss the dual imperatives of sustaining HIV-specific commitments and leveraging integration to achieve broader health goals. Discover how a people-centered, multisectoral approach can navigate risks such as weakened prevention efforts, service quality compromises, and fragmented systems. By addressing these challenges, we can seize the opportunities of integration to build resilient health systems and accelerate progress toward ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.