Surveillance and updates for HIV and AIDS

Annual reports

Monitoring implementation of the Dublin Declaration

The Dublin Declaration on Partnership to Fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia emphasises HIV as an important political priority for the countries of Europe and Central Asia. Every second year, ECDC assesses and reports on the progress of the implementation of the Dublin Declaration through a series of thematic report and evidence briefs. 

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The Dublin Declaration on Partnership to Fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia prioritises HIV as an important political priority for the countries of Europe and Central Asia. ECDC assesses and reports on the progress of the implementation of the Dublin Declaration every other year.

Modelling tools

To evaluate and direct HIV prevention efforts, it is crucial to understand the pattern of new infections, or HIV incidence, among groups most at risk of infection. A substantial amount of HIV-positive people are still undiagnosed, either because they were recently infected or because they have never tested for HIV. It is also important to estimate the proportion of the total population of persons living with HIV, including those that are not yet diagnosed, in order to understand the burden of HIV and the need for antiretroviral treatment and other HIV-related care.