| EPE362 | Improving viral load suppression in four provinces of Mozambique using a tool for early identification of unsuppressed patients | E-poster | Approaches to using data to improve programming |
| EPE425 | Improving viral load coverage and suppression in four Central American countries during the COVID-19 pandemic | E-poster | Optimizing HIV services (prevention, testing and/or treatment) in the COVID-19 era |
| EPE075 | Improving uptake of viral load tests by key populations in Zambia: a review of two models | E-poster | Scaling up access to models of integrated services (HIV, hepatitis, STI and other services, such as harm reduction, SRHR, gender affirming care, TB, NCDs and mental health) |
| EPE274 | Improving treatment outcomes among adolescents and young people living with HIV in the coastal region of Kenya through operation triple zero (OTZ) | E-poster | Making health systems work for adolescents |
| EPE064 | Improving TLD transition coverage among people living with HIV in Nkurenkuru District, Namibia | E-poster | Implementation science of scaling up HIV treatment |
| EPB006 | Improving short-term mortality of people living with HIV admitted to the intensive care unit: a 20-year study (2000-2019) | E-poster | Morbidity, mortality and life expectancy in clinical research |
| EPF053 | Improving program acceleration and capacity for CSOs towards more access to HIV testing and treatment (impact+) | E-poster | Effective models of NGO structure, funding, partnership, strategy and community participation |
| EPE127 | Improving peer outreach through the engagement of people living with HIV in Nepal | E-poster | Innovations and lessons for supporting HIV prevention effective use and treatment adherence |
| PESUD36 | Improving our understanding of how structural determinants impact HIV epidemics: a scoping review of dynamic models to guide future research | Poster exhibition | Conceptualizing social and structural factors and their impacts |
| EPE128 | Improving male partners' involvement in HIV+ women's care in Malawi (WeMen study): a prospective, controlled before-and-after study | E-poster | Innovations and lessons for supporting HIV prevention effective use and treatment adherence |