提供艾滋病性病相关资料，电子书目等。WHO and its HIV/AIDS department work within the family of UNAIDS Cosponsors to facilitate multisectoral efforts to respond to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. WHO specifically serves as the convening agency within the United Nations system for HIV/AIDS treatment, care and support as well as for preventing the mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
WHO HIV/AIDS Department's primary roles are:
- Support and advisory role with health ministries and national governments
- Convening and coordinating partner efforts in scaling up treatment, care and prevention
- Technical expertise
- Strategic information management and reporting
- Global support for high-quality drugs and diagnostics
- Operations research and learning through experience
- Assisting countries in mobilizing resources
- Advocating for a comprehensive response to HIV/AIDS
- Leveraging WHO’s organizational capability, and;
- Identifying gaps and seeking solutions.
Although WHO will not necessarily lead activities in all cases, it plays a valuable role in monitoring these gaps and in identifying solutions and working with others – especially UNAIDS Cosponsors – to develop them. (WHO HIV/AIDS Plan 2004-2005)
