All people have increased HIV knowledge, use effective HIV prevention services, and are empowered to participate in social mobilization to address drivers of the epidemic.
90% of all people living with HIV know their HIV status, at least 90% of HIV positive people receive sustained antiretroviral therapy, 90% of those on treatment have durable viral load suppression
Key institutions from Government and civil society effectively and efficiently manage a multi-sectoral AIDS response
Key institutions formulate and implement socio-economic policies, strategies and programmes for improved livelihoods and reduced poverty of communities
Increased access to income and decent work opportunities in key value chains and economic sectors, particularly for young people and women
Key public sector institutions mobilize, manage and account for resources effectively for quality service delivery
Increased citizen participation in democratic processes in line with the provisions of the Constitution and relevant international norms and standards.
Government and its partners generate and utilize data for development
