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Over the past five years, through innovative partner collaboration, the global HIV community achieved historic milestones in HIV treatment optimization. Today over 90 percent of adults on first-line treatment are expected to be on dolutegravir (DTG)-based regimens, DTG is now available for the youngest children, and once-out-of-reach protease inhibitors are available at affordable prices. However, to reach critical global targets, the global HIV community must accelerate efforts to facilitate the paradigm shift toward enabling greater patient choice and prepare for the exciting and evolving treatment pipeline consisting of long-acting products. This satellite session will bring together key stakeholders to reflect on the innovative market interventions that have transformed the HIV treatment landscape in low- and middle-income countries and how these learnings will shape future initiatives. The session will challenge key stakeholders, including suppliers, national programs, and donors, to chart the future course of HIV treatment optimization and catalyze the rapid and appropriate introduction of next-generation innovations, including long-acting products.

17:45
4 min
Opening Remarks
Robert MATIRU, WHO/Unitaid, Switzerland
17:49
12 min
HIV treatment optimization in LMICs: where we've been and where we're going
Carolyn AMOLE, Clinton Health Access Initiative, United States
18:05
10 min
Brief history of ART optimization in LMICs
Marco VITORIA, WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, Switzerland
18:15
10 min
Community involvement and the lived experience of ART optimization
Olubukola AYINDE, Adeoyo maternity teaching hospital,, Bolivia
18:25
10 min
Lessons learned from early 2L DRV/r introduction in Zambia
Lloyd MULENGA, Ministry of Health, Zambia
18:35
1 min
Satellite Part 2 Opening Comments
Robert MATIRU, WHO/Unitaid, Switzerland
18:36
10 min
Research gaps and future priorities for long-acting products
Willem D F VENTER, Ezintsha, Wit RHI, South Africa
18:46
25 min
Panel: Implications of new treatment modalities and paradigm shifts on the HIV response
Robert MATIRU, WHO/Unitaid, Switzerland
Marco VITORIA, WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, Switzerland
Akudo Ezinne IKPEAZU, National Agency for the Control of AIDS, Nigeria
Kenly SIKWESE, AFROCAB, Zambia
Umesh KRISHNA, Aurobindo Pharma Ltd, India
19:11
4 min
Closing Remarks
Robert MATIRU, WHO/Unitaid, Switzerland