A Leadership Forum on HIV Prevention took place in New York immediately preceding the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, held June 25-27, 2001. Organized as a congregation of top international leaders, policymakers and program planners in the global effort against HIV, the meeting focused attention on the resources needed to more effectively curtail the global HIV pandemic. The forum reviewed the fundamental role of prevention in the fight against HIV and identified the principles of effective prevention programs globally. The meeting also explored the barriers to prevention and discussed funding needs and prevention priorities for the future.

• View the webcast of this event 
  
  
• Fact Sheet: The HIV/AIDS Pandemic: The Case for Prevention 
  
  
• Full Report: The HIV/AIDS Pandemic: The Case for Prevention 
  
  
• Fact Sheet: The Cost-Effectiveness of HIV Prevention in Developing Countries 
  
  
• Full Report: The Cost-Effectiveness of HIV Prevention in Developing Countries 
  
  
• Fact Sheet: Global Spending on HIV/AIDS 
  
  
• Full Report: Global Spending on HIV/AIDS 
  
  
• Fact Sheet: In Search of the Magic Bullet: Evaluating and Replicating Prevention Programs 
  
  
• Full Report: In Search of the Magic Bullet: Evaluating and Replicating Prevention Programs 
  
  
• Key Recommendations at the Leadership Forum on HIV Prevention 
  
  
• Program 
  
  
• Participants List