FIND
OUT
MORE
ROADMAP
TO ZERO
In 2019, the Fast-Track Cities London Leadership Group came together to decide on a collective plan of action to get London to the United Nations’ getting to zero goals.
We wanted to bring everyone together to use existing knowledge, experience and assets to speed up London’s HIV response.
The group developed the Fast-Track Cities London Roadmap to Zero, which shows how we work together as a city to get to zero new HIV infections, zero deaths and zero stigma before 2030. The aim is to improve the health, well-being and lives of people living with HIV in London.
THE ROADMAP SHOWS THE STEPS LONDON MUST
TAKE ON THE JOURNEY TO ZERO BY 2030.
1.
Leading across
boundaries
- Engage leaders and influencers in health and care
- Complement regional and national work
- Work across agencies in London
- Work with other UK and global Fast-Track Cities to share learning and influence policy together
2.
Advocating for London
- Champion improvements to London’s HIV response
- Work together to influence national policy
- Advocate for HIV within partner organisations
3.
Delivering together
- Deliver an improvement fund, using a community approach to make the best use of the knowledge and experience of providers already delivering services
- Design and deliver anti-stigma and discrimination work to tackle all the varied types of HIV-related stigma, working with others to change behaviours across London
- Work in partnership to improve services across London
4.
Communicating and engaging
- Engage the London HIV sector, particularly people living with HIV to deliver the roadmap to zero together
- Develop and hold the narrative on London’s progress in tackling its HIV epidemic, to record and share London’s journey to date and going forward
- Showcase London’s achievements
- Describe London’s ambitions and plans and raise awareness of HIV with the wider public