HIV-Sweden recently launched a national project to enhance understanding of the reality of growing older with HIV and improve the quality of life of those people over 50 living with HIV.

COALITION HIV is a national network made up of clinicians, academics, associations and pharmaceutical companies that intends to bring HIV, understood as a social and health issue, to the core of the scientific, social, cultural and political debate.

In Italy, working group on ageing has been established with the aim of identifying and understanding which is the correct care model and the reference figures for proper ageing management, keeping the patient at the centre.

In 1990, Italy passed legislation to prevent and combat AIDS, establishing a National Committee within the Ministry of Health that includes HIV associations, allowing. This enabled national and regional policymakers to adopt a multi-stakeholder approach.

The peer-led campaign focuses on a ‘Test, Manage, Prevent’ message, and encourages people to take regular HIV tests and manage the possible risks of HIV transmission during sex.

UK-based organisation Chiva and the Chiva Youth Committee (CYC) created a resource for a campaign aimed at equipping teachers and schools with accurate information about HIV and ensuring that children living with or affected by HIV are treated as equals if they choose to share their status.

Positive Voices survey is a national survey of people living with HIV conducted by the statutory public health body in the UK (UKHSA), ran between 2017-2022.

As countries develop HIV prevention and treatment cascades and use national health identifiers (NHIDs) to track PLHIVs and other key populations within national health services or programmes in the era of Big Data, the issue of protecting personal health information has become an acute and pressing problem.

The implementation of PrEP in Spain, and the implementation of an information system that allows monitoring, are examples of how it is possible to advance public health policies on HIV, through social and scientific entities with the support of the administration.

Baylor Romania’s mission is to help the community develop effective services for the prevention and care of infectious and chronic diseases.

Baylor Romania's project educates people living with HIV/AIDS on the concept of “Undetectable = Untransmittable” (U=U) utilizing a variety of resources, both new and existing.

Peer project created by members of the German HIV community, allowing people who have recently been tested positive to request a HIV-positive ‘buddy’ as a companion during the initial steps following diagnosis.

The German project ‘Positive Stimmen 2.0’ seeks to empower people living with HIV and help break down structural discrimination and marginalisation.