The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) Secretariat

Mutual accountability: developing mechanisms to ensure accountability and deliver value for money is critical to success, especially across a large complex partnership. The UBRAF is designed to drive systems that reinforce the direct link between investments and results and to clearly demonstrate country-level achievements, and holds the Joint Programme accountable for deliverables directly linked to achieving the three strategic directions

Coordination, coherence and partnerships: the AIDS response requires collective action and continued partnership development with key development partners as well as civil society organisations, PLHIV and private sector. Strong coordination of diverse partners is crucial to ensuring efficiency, effectiveness, and country-owned responses to achieve the Strategy

Leadership and advocacy: providing clear vision, efficient direction and strong advocacy are prerequisites for appropriate global and national responses, political commitment at all levels and multi-sectoral strategies to improve and scale-up HIV prevention, treatment and equality