| EPF143 | Accelerating the efforts to end HIV in the United States: the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' priorities | E-poster | Policies addressing social and economic determinants of vulnerability |
| EPF139 | Access to pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention among young people aged 15-24: a global policy review | E-poster | Policies regarding HIV services and programmes |
| EPF140 | The Australian Community Accord on Quality of Life for People with HIV ' an agenda for action to achieve good quality of life for people with HIV by 2030 | E-poster | Policies regarding HIV services and programmes |
| EPF141 | Monitoring the development of HIV policy at the sub-national level through Indonesia policy lab | E-poster | Policies regarding HIV services and programmes |
| EPF142 | Maternal HIV testing after first ANC visit: country guidelines and implementation | E-poster | Policies regarding HIV services and programmes |
| EPF145 | Increasing patient access to improved ART regimens through Vietnam's Social Health Insurance drug list with modeling data | E-poster | Policies related to treatment access (including intellectual property policy) |
| EPF148 | On the way out of HIV treatment refusal in China: a mixed-methods study | E-poster | Policies supporting increased demand, uptake and retention of key populations for HIV services and programmes |
| EPF149 | "RIPOSTE - the voice of key populations": towards a better valorization and recognition of the role and status of peer educators of key populations | E-poster | Policies supporting increased demand, uptake and retention of key populations for HIV services and programmes |
| EPF150 | Engaging and empowering LGBTQand PLHIV multicultural communities, to increase access to services and encourage health seeking behavior | E-poster | Policies supporting increased demand, uptake and retention of key populations for HIV services and programmes |
| EPF151 | COVID 19 Lockdown policies leading to late presenters, co-morbidities and delayed initiation to ART ' Need to re-shape HIV services policies during COVID lockdown | E-poster | Policies supporting increased demand, uptake and retention of key populations for HIV services and programmes |