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The major key from lecture today is that global health goals have been too broad in their scope and have not considered how countries can achieve these goals in light of financial constraints.

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when targeting HIV/AIDs you need to have specific goals and timelines to be able to adequately manage the spread/illness. While the HIV/AIDs epidemic is “decreasing”, it doesn’t account for non- developed countries with different populations and cultures.

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HIV/AIDS action needs to be specific and targeted, and shouldn’t be overshadowed by a broad health category. There are a lot of factors that go into it that need to be considered.

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The major takeaway from today's lecture is the global goals and how they aim to support developing countries. These goals highlight many aspects of life, and all must be taken into consideration during this support.

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The key takeaways from todays lecture is how although we are evolving in our ways of helping HIV we still need to do more and we may need to change our main target of focus.

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The lack of funding and resources due to the non specific global goals and the governments of different countries not wanted to be attached to the epidemic to keep up the economy.

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Developing realistic goals for HIV or under developed countries is very complicated and has a big lack of funding which makes goals unrealistic.

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I think it is really interesting that countries would actually lie about their numbers because they didn’t want to declare an epidemic.

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Achieving global success demands clear, measurable goals. Without direction, efforts can wander aimlessly and fail to make a real difference.

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It’s important to think about all populations when talking about HIV prevention so that no population gets left behind.

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the political impact made on activism to help aid the HIV/AIDS epidemic

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Recognizing how a global perspective is important, how being too broad can affect effectiveness in handling the epidemic and how other major issues can prevent us from reducing rates of HIV/AIDS. It's not straight forward and we need specific and sustainable solutions.

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A key takeaway from the lecture is that there are many different aspects of life that need to be focused on, and these have the potential to take away the efforts and resources for reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS.

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Combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic is connected to many different aspects of global issues and the UNs (mostly) failed plans to achieve HDI growth have done little to help developing countries or the AIDS epidemic.

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Having too broad of goals to address HIV is not sustainable. Specific goals are a better way to address the epidemic.

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Sustainability language has been added to current policies and UN movements, but lack of follow up and accountability combined with a misunderstanding of cultural norms and stigmas keep progress from occurring. Also the goals are too broad to allow for success or failure, keeping us in the same place

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Sustainability is an extremely important factor when implementing a project to improve global health. The HIV epidemic impacts several key factors of global development and health.

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Global goals don't necessarily take into account the variety of cultures, perspectives, and beliefs surrounding a topic as taboo as HIV/AIDS

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HIV/AIDs is a very complicated issue in terms of political acknowledgement, education and relief management. The goals that attempt to solve the issue often just put a bandaid on it without solving the major root causes.

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The main takeaway from this lecture is that efforts to address HIV/AIDS can be greatly affected by natural disasters and major changes in the global landscape. It is important that we propose sustainable solutions to improve global public health

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The epidemic is a multifaceted problem that reflects cultural, political, access to care, and other public health influences. In order to improve outcomes you have to address the why to all these topics.

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Lack of funding and resources will always be a problem and unspecific and broadness of the goals do not help. they must be specific and detailed to be effective.

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No country wanted to indicate whether or not they contained HIV/AIDS due to a likely decrease in their economy, trade, or tourism if they did so.

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It is important to make sure HIV response efforts are easily applied by afflicted populations and education is essential to an effective program.

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Fear to travel to populated areas to receive care because one it poses a threat to one’s safety; either in form of violence or fear of infection.

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When considering the current state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and access to treatment we still have to consider how the political climate can affect funding and health, in many cases goals are unachievable because they are unrealistic and do not consider the current state of global affairs

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Global goals are difficult to respond to due the the broadness of said goals and the spread of resources and money to make any impact.

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UN responses to the HIV epidemic have been lacking and ineffective.

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Previous efforts in addressing HIV around the world have had incredibly broad goals that, without clear guidelines, have not been achieved in the way it was thought they would.

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In order for goals to be achievable, they need to be specific and timely

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Hi All, from now on we will be using Padlet for discussions.