The Global HIV Prevention Coalition was established in October 2017 to galvanize greater commitment to and investment in HIV prevention, and to agree on a road map to achieve the 2020 targets.

Participating countries committed to implementing the Road Map, which contains a 10-point action plan to address these factors. It also features complementary commitments by development partners and civil society with clear targets and milestones.

The first progress report of the implementation of the Road Map covered the six-month period from the inaugural meeting in October 2017 to March 2018 (4). This second progress report summarizes progress for the period of April to December 2018, with additional information about implementation progress in the period since the first report (between April and December 2018). It is based on responses to a survey sent by the Global HIV Prevention Coalition Secretariat to the UNAIDS Secretariat and to United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) staff, with additional input from UNAIDS country teams, national HIV prevention partners and HIV Prevention Working Group members.