GNP+ is the Global Network of People Living with HIV, an organization run by and for people living with HIV. They work with national and regional networks to ensure that their global efforts are rooted in local experiences and priorities. GNP+ is not a membership organization, but a network of interconnected individuals and organizations that welcomes everyone.

They form broad partnerships with individuals, organizations, and institutions to increase their influence. Using evidence-based advocacy, GNP+ challenges governments and global leaders to improve access to quality HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support services. Their vision is a world where all people living with HIV are free from stigma and discrimination, where their rights are recognized, their dignity respected, and they have universal access to treatment and care.

GNP+ aims to improve the quality of life for people living with HIV in all their diversity. The organization has a rich history, starting with the first conference of people living with HIV in 1986 and leading to the establishment of GNP+ in 1992. Today, GNP+ has staff in Amsterdam, Cape Town, and other parts of the world, working together with partners, allies, and supporters to deliver global advocacy programs