Sub-Saharan Africa remains the region most affected by HIV and AIDS representing 69% of the global prevalence. Dramatic investments in the formal health sector over the past decade made possible scaled access to HIV prevention and management services across high-prevalence countries resulting in 56% of ART-eligible people on treatment, a 32% decline in AIDS-related deaths and 25% of new infections averted. Even with this progress, each year new infections outnumber those who access treatment.