IAPAC

Fast-Track Cities is an innovative global initiative that unites mayors, health officials, and community leaders from over 300 cities to combat the HIV epidemic. With a mission to achieve the ambitious 90-90-90 targets—ensuring that 90% of all people living with HIV know their status, 90% of those diagnosed are on treatment, and 90% of those on treatment achieve viral suppression—this initiative is dedicated to creating accessible and equitable health services for all.

Participating cities, such as Bangkok, Miami, and New Orleans, advocate for comprehensive HIV prevention and care strategies tailored to diverse populations, including migrants and the LGBTQ community. Programs like the "BKK Pride Clinic" in Bangkok exemplify their commitment to gender-inclusive health care.

Fast-Track Cities emphasizes collaboration, with partners ranging from local governments to global health organizations like UNAIDS, aiming to not only end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 but also to eliminate stigma and discrimination associated with HIV. Together, these cities aim for a healthier, more inclusive future, free from HIV/AIDS.