96%
77%
98%
Note: PLHIV on ART in 2020 is adjusted underreporting based on the special study that conducted by USCDC Thailand in Febuary 2021
Source: AIDS, TB & STIs Control Division, Health Department, BMA; National AIDS Database, NHSO
96%
74%
72%
Note: PLHIV virally suppressed is extrapolation according to GAM guideline when VL test >80%
Source: AIDS, TB & STIs Control Division, Health Department, BMA; National AIDS Database, NHSO
“The faster people get tested for HIV, the faster they can get treated and live normal lives. Once you know your status, HIV is like any other chronic disease where you can take medicine every day and learn how to be healthy again.”
“HIV testing and PrEP is key for Thailand at this moment to be able to visualize the ending AIDS goal in one and half decades from now. I couldn’t see how we could do that without the involvement of communities and expansion of the community-based model.”
“When it comes to gender sensitivity and transgender identity in health care, gaps remain in many legal frameworks and health policies across Asia. But the health needs are there, and it is important that we adequately address them. We are proud to be part of this movement to improve the health care of people in Thailand and across the region.”
“The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stands together with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) in its commitment to the 90-90-90 goals for HIV control . While much progress has already been made to achieve these goals, we must accelerate the implementation of new, targeted prevention and treatment interventions, the strengthening of health systems, and foster closer multi-stakeholder partnerships. With commitment and focus, together we can finally end the HIV epidemic.”
“Strong partnerships between government, civil society, private sector and affected communities are critical to ending AIDS. By working together, we can ensure that all people have access to HIV and AIDS services and that no one is left behind.”
“We will not end AIDS if we do the same old - think the same old! We need a paradigm shift to keep up with the HIV and AIDS epidemic.”
