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Report of the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoys for HIV/AIDS, November 2016

01 November 2016

The Special Envoys have played a transformative role in achieving MDG 6 and now putting the response to ending AIDS by 2030 on the Fast-Track. They brought their experience, personal credibility and the legitimacy that they carry as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoys. They have engaged leaders at all levels and address sensitive political and policy agendas. Together we promote a shared vision of an AIDS-free world.

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