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Challenges to Continued U.S. Leadership Ahead of Global HIV’s Next Phase
May 28, 2020 | Sara M. Allinder The world is off-track to meet the first UNAIDS Fast Track goals toward controlling the global HIV epidemic. Concerted, well-financed, and targeted action is needed now to get on track. United States actions could make or break the next phase of the HIV response.

A nine-year-old girl in Johannesburg prays before taking her antiretroviral HIV-AIDS drugs.
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The World’s Largest HIV Epidemic
April 15, 2020 | Sara M. Allinder CSIS conducted research over 2019 and early 2020 into why the world’s largest HIV epidemic persists in South Africa. The remote and on-the-ground research sought to understand the reasons for continuing large numbers of new infections and what is being done to address them.

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South Africa’s Future at the Brink: Emergency in the World’s Largest HIV Epidemic
April 15, 2020 | Sara M. Allinder South Africa has the world’s largest HIV epidemic. The CSIS Global Health Policy Center's research over the last year, including a February 2019 visit, sought to understand why HIV has taken such a toll and what is needed to stop the tap of new infections.

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World AIDS Day: Big Questions on the Eve of HIV’s Pivotal Year
November 26, 2019 | Sara M. Allinder This World AIDS Day, there are several big questions facing the HIV community as it looks ahead to 2020. The answers could capitalize on two decades of investment and innovation and bring further progress or trigger backsliding that could lead to regression.

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The Evolution and Future of HIV Prevention Technology: An HIV Policy Primer
October 21, 2019 | Sara M. Allinder Dramatically reducing infections is essential to bringing the HIV pandemic under control, but it will require both ensuring innovative prevention technology reaches those who need it and the political and financial will to make prevention a global priority.

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Human Rights in a Shifting Landscape: Recommendations for Congress
September 9, 2019 | Amy K. Lehr, Michael J. Green, Victor Cha, Jon B. Alterman, Judd Devermont, Sara M. Allinder, Melissa Dalton, Mark L. Schneider, Erol Yayboke As authoritarianism rises, human rights are under attack around the world. To address these challenges, stronger U.S. leadership is needed. This compendium identifies opportunities for Congress to support human rights, from the varied perspectives of CSIS experts.

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The World’s Largest HIV Epidemic in Crisis: HIV in South Africa
April 2, 2019 | Sara M. Allinder, Janet Fleischman

South Africa remains the HIV pandemic epicenter. CSIS’s global health policy experts argue that without aggressive action to reduce new infections, the HIV toll will continue for generations and that renewed commitment is needed.

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Addressing Human Rights Is Central to U.S. Leadership on Global HIV
November 30, 2018 | Sara M. Allinder As we pause to reflect on this World AIDS Day, we must commit to putting prevention at the top of the agenda and addressing the underlying human rights issues to keep more from being afflicted by this disease, writes Sara Allinder from CSIS Global Health Policy Center.

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Improving Nutrition in East Africa’s Bread Basket
October 11, 2018 | Sara M. Allinder

This report outlines the main observations from a recent trip made by a research team from the CSIS Global Health Policy Center and the CSIS Global Food Security Project to Uganda and gives policy recommendations for future U.S. engagement on nutrition in Uganda.

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World AIDS Day 2017: Time for the United States to Recommit to the Global HIV Fight
December 1, 2017 | Sara M. Allinder

This year’s annual World AIDS Day commemoration on December 1 has a strange dichotomy. Despite some important reasons to celebrate what has been achieved and the potential for further progress, there are real concerns and tremendous uncertainty about the state of the...


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The U.S.-Thai Partnership against HIV
September 13, 2017 | Sara M. Allinder

Thailand has earned international recognition as an HIV success story for its political leadership, self-financing, technical capacity, strong civil society, and innovative research.

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U.S. HIV Investment in Cambodia
September 13, 2017 | Sara M. Allinder

Cambodia is heralded worldwide as an HIV success story. The southeast Asian nation may be the first country to achieve virtual elimination of HIV by 2025, after achieving control of its HIV epidemic more than a decade ago.


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