NATIONAL HIV/AIDS STRATEGY REPORTS

Since President Obama released the National HIV/AIDS Strategy in 2010, progress reports on Strategy implementation, indicators, and federal interagency working group recommendations have been regularly published. See below for a full list of reports:

• July 2010: National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States and Federal Implementation Plan
• February 2011: Overview of Agency Operational Plans
• July 2011: Implementation Update
• July 2012: Update of 2011-2012 Federal Efforts to Implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy
• September 2013: Addressing the Intersection of HIV/AIDS, Violence Against Women and Girls, and Gender-related Health Disparities
• December 2013: Improving Outcomes: Accelerating Progress Along the HIV Care Continuum
• October 2014: Update on Efforts to Address the Intersection of HIV/AIDS, Violence Against Women and Girls, and Gender-related Health Disparities
• December 2014: Update of 2014 Federal Actions to Achieve National Goals and Improve Outcomes Along the HIV Care Continuum

ONAP MILESTONES

World Hepatitis Day recognition

• On July 29, 2012, President Obama recognized World Hepatitis Day with a Presidential Proclamation

• On August 2, 2012, the White House hosted a forum in honor of World Hepatitis Day

International AIDS Conference

The return of the Conference to the United States marked a pivotal moment in the history of the fight against HIV/AIDS. America’s leadership globally, in science, and on HIV/AIDS policies is delivering results and saving living. The Obama Administration honored this historic event in many ways:

• President Obama welcomed conference participants

• The AIDS Memorial Quilt was displayed at the White House

• Administration officials discussed their personal experiences with the epidemic

• The Administration released an update on federal efforts to implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy

• ONAP hosted stakeholder forums focused on HIV in the African American community and HIV in the Latino/Hispanic community

Institute of Medicine (IOM) reports

• ONAP funded two separate projects. The first produced three reports on HIV screening and access to care.

• A second IOM project identified key indicators for measuring HIV outcomes and made recommendations for improving the monitoring of HIV care across data systems.

Additional progress

• On March 30, 2012, President Obama issued a Presidential Memorandum creating a Federal working group to address the intersection of HIV/AID, violence against women and gender-related health disparities.

• On World AIDS Day, December 1, 2011, the Administration announced a $50 million increase for HIV care and treatment through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.

• During the fall of 2011, ONAP hosted a series of issue-specific National HIV/AIDS Strategy implementation dialogues focused on incorporating prevention and care into HIV programs, building capacity within the HIV workforce, sustaining the community-based response to HIV and maximizing effectiveness in low prevalence jurisdictions.

• In July of 2011, ONAP released the National HIV/AIDS Strategy: Implementation Update that highlighted the strategy at work throughout federal agencies, and progress making strategic new investments and needed policy changes.

• In February 2011, ONAP released an Overview of Agency Operational Plans Report of the lead agencies' plans that outlines what Federal stakeholders are doing to implement the NHAS.