What Does a Planning Coordinator Do?

Established in July 1995 and formally established in Geneva on January 1, 1996. Adopted by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission, it is composed of six United Nations organizations: World Health Organization, UNICEF, UN Development Programme, UN Population Fund, UNESCO and World Bank.

Joint United Nations Programme on AIDS

Established in July 1995 and formally established in Geneva on January 1, 1996. Adopted by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission, by the World Health Organization, UNICEF, UN Development Programme, UN Population Fund, UNESCO and the World

The ultimate goal of the UNAIDS work in the country is to strengthen the country s capacity to strategically foster and expand a multisectoral HIV / AIDS work system. The priorities of the UNAIDS programme will be determined according to the actual conditions and needs of the host country, especially in developing countries and countries in transition. UNAIDS collects global experience in HIV / AIDS prevention and treatment to identify good policies and strategies that have proven to be effective, namely the AIDS Task Force. These methods should be analyzed by the country before being adopted and promoted, as appropriate. UNAIDS also supports research on new methods and reforms aimed at reducing the speed of HIV transmission and improving the quality of life of people living with HIV. For example: the development of vaccines, vaginal bactericides for women, methods to reduce mother-to-child HIV transmission, and methods to prevent and treat bacterial infections in individuals with HIV infection.

As of December 1996, there were 193 members.

China is one of the earliest members of the Planning Planning Office, the highest administrative body of the Planning Department, and the first developing country to donate to the organization. In June 1996, the Planning Department opened an office in Beijing, China.

UNAIDS China Office

The United Nations Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) established an office in China in early 1996. Its main responsibility is to coordinate and provide support, and actively carry out advocacy and resource mobilization work in order to fund and support China's AIDS prevention and treatment work.

Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China, UNAIDS, World Health Organization (

Declaration of Commitment on AIDS

Executive summary:

Political declaration on HIV / AIDS: stepping up action to eliminate HIV / AIDS

Our Heads of State and Government and representatives of countries and governments of the world gathered at the United Nations from 8 to 10 June 2011 to consider the implementation of the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on HIV / AIDS and the 2006 Declaration on HIV Progress made in the Political Declaration on HIV / AIDS to guide and strengthen global response to HIV / AIDS, to promote continued political attention to this issue, and to enable leaders to work at the community, local, national, regional and international levels. To comprehensively address this issue, stop and reverse the spread of HIV, and mitigate its impact; Sequence and international human rights to fulfil the commitments and promises made in this declaration;

Reaffirming the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on HIV / AIDS and the 2006 Political Declaration on HIV / AIDS, and reaffirming our urgent need to intensify our actions on a large scale so that everyone can benefit from Goals for comprehensive prevention programmes, treatment, care and support;

Recognizing that, although HIV and AIDS have affected all regions of the world, the epidemic situation in each country has its special characteristics in terms of the cause of infection, susceptibility, exacerbation factors and affected people, so the international community and countries Taking into account the epidemic situation and social situation of each country, tailoring the response to the specific situation of each country;

20112015 Strategy

Since the emergence of the AIDS epidemic, people have gathered confidence and courage to fight the huge risks they face and pursue a more fair world. Whether they are men who have sex with men in New York, women's groups in Africa, sex workers in India, transgender people in Brazil, or people living with HIV / AIDS around the world, these people with determination and dreams lead the HIV response . Their struggle has evolved into an unprecedented national commitment and a beacon that guides global solidarity.

At this critical moment in the global response to AIDS, we must face up to the challenges posed by the new environment and make every effort to use every opportunity to break the epidemic. Guided by a new vision, the strategy proposes an agenda for transforming global AIDS response. It aims to help our partners develop strategies to ensure more targeted, coherent, and country-led HIV / AIDS efforts, thereby directing resources to areas of innovation and maximum return, so that those who need them most benefit from them . This strategy is based on the principles and priority areas of the UNAIDS Results Framework and will also serve as a platform for identifying UN activities and allocating resources.

This strategy is based on the best evidence, driven by an ethical mission, and formulated through extensive consultations, and is committed to achieving universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, and promoting the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. UNAIDS is committed to making full use of existing and new partnerships with individuals, communities, governments, national and global supporters to strongly support the implementation of this strategy. In pursuing social justice and human dignity, we must act decisively more decisively. Let us work together to ensure success.