| PESUC20 | Projection of age of people living with HIV and time since ART initiation in high-income countries in 2030: estimates for France | Poster exhibition | Modelling future healthcare needs |
| PEMOD64 | Project Samajh ' Leveraging Social-Media for promoting COVID safety behaviors, safer sex practices, and ART adherence among the LGBTQ+ community during COVID -19 pandemic in India: lessons learned | Poster exhibition | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
| EPF136 | Project PrEP 1519 Brasil main actions to guarantee the rights of participating men who have sex with men (HSH) and transgender women (TGW) adolescents, in accordance with research ethics guidelines | E-poster | Ethical aspects and standards in prevention programmes |
| PESUB18 | PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC STEATOSIS IN PEOPLE WITH HIV ON INTEGRASE INHIBITORS | Poster exhibition | Hepatic complications (e.g., NASH) |
| OAC0102 | Progress in scaling up HIV recent infection surveillance in 13 countries: October 1, 2019 - June 30, 2021 | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Detecting and monitoring acute and recent HIV infections |
| EPE233 | Progress in peril: impact of the UK Government's aid cuts on HIV & AIDS worldwide | E-poster | Approaches and evidence from cross-sectoral programming and financing |
| EPC108 | Progress against the 2030 UNAIDS HIV elimination targets in Canadian Federal Correctional Institutions | E-poster | Surveillance of HIV in key populations |
| EPF056 | Programs influencing policies: How strategic partnerships and program data were used to foster an enabling environment for key populations HIV prevention and treatment Programing in Nigeria | E-poster | Effective models of NGO structure, funding, partnership, strategy and community participation |
| EPC140 | Programmatic non-retention in prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) programs: estimated rates and cofactors using different measures | E-poster | Advances in public health surveillance and new approaches |
| EPE432 | Programmatic measures leading to viral load coverage improvement after declining due to the COVID-19 pandemic | E-poster | Optimizing HIV services (prevention, testing and/or treatment) in the COVID-19 era |