How we work

We know from our experience that the most successful responses to HIV are built on local leadership, commitment and responsibility. Add support from elsewhere to provide learning and resources and you have an effective, empowering combination.

That’s why the Alliance focuses on supporting community responses. With our support, local organisations can respond to the needs of their communities to reduce the spread of HIV, increase access to treatment, and lessen the impact of AIDS.

We emphasise the importance of working with people most likely to affect or be affected by the spread of HIV. These are often people from marginalised groups, who are the most vulnerable and hardest to reach.

Being part of the Alliance makes it easier for organisations to connect their local work with broader health and development efforts.

To find out more about how we work, click on the links below:

• Core principles 
• Technical themes 
• Programme learning and analysis 
• Policy and advocacy