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To achieve the goal of ending AIDS in children, the declaration calls to intentionally strengthen, coordinate and resource robust national programs by:

• Providing access to universal testing and treatment for all children and adolescents living with HIV and supporting them to remain virally suppressed.
• Ensuring access to treatment and care for all pregnant and breastfeeding women and supporting them to stay in care.
• Harnessing digital technologies to reach adolescents and young people;
• Implementing comprehensive, integrated HIV services.
• Working with and for men, women and adolescent girls to ensure that mothers are protected from acquiring HIV during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• Ending the stigma, discrimination, and gender inequities experienced by women, children, and adolescents affected by HIV.
• Working with communities including men to prevent gender-based violence and counter harmful gender norms.
• Ring fencing budgets for ending AIDS in children.
• Partnering with people living with HIV and communities in all our work.
• Monitoring and sharing our progress and learning for joint accountability and for the benefit of all.