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ALT Image of an infant with health service providers in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Title reads: Papua New Guinea advances national ownership of HIV response as crisis deepens

ALT Image of the front cover of a newspaper with a headline that reads: HIV a national health crisis. Text on visual: Key Facts: - Only 30% of its HIV spending is funded domestically - HIV infections are rising, having doubled since 2010 - An estimated 2,700 infants acquired HIV - around seven each day - Only 1/4 of pregnant women living with HIV receive HIV treatment Progress: In June 2025, the Government of Papua New Guinea declared a national HIV crisis. In 2026, the Government allocated US$ 13.5 million in emergency funding for HIV, TB and malaria to expand prevention, testing and treatment, and services for pregnant women, children, adolescents and key populations.

ALT Graphic showing a large red circle with ‘<10%’. Text explains the 10-10-10 targets: less than 10% of people living with HIV and people from key and vulnerable populations experience stigma and discrimination, less than 10% experience gender inequality or violence, and that less than 10% of countries have punitive legal and policy environments that restrict access to services. In the lower left, a person holds a sign reading ‘Our Health Our Right’.