The HIV/AIDS Data Hub for the Asia-Pacific is a regional information resource designed to give decision-makers and experts access to high-quality, current evidence on HIV. Working with national and regional partners, the Hub compiles, updates and analyzes information to help turn data into useful strategic insight and support action across the region.

Its resources cover country profiles, epidemic trends and dashboards, with data presented through maps, charts, data sheets and downloadable materials. The site organizes information by population, including people living with HIV, key populations, young people, women and children, and by themes such as prevention, treatment, stigma, human rights, financing and the elimination of mother-to-child transmission. Users can also explore presentations, publications, reviews, factsheets, guidelines and videos, as well as tools and country-specific resources.

The Hub highlights both progress and continuing challenges, including treatment access, prevention coverage, legal barriers and gaps in data for some populations and locations. By bringing together evidence and perspectives from across Asia and the Pacific, it supports a better-informed HIV response and efforts toward ending AIDS.