Recognizing that HIV risk is shaped by a complex web of social,
economic, and legal factors that affect women, men, girls, and boys
differently, many in the development community have long been calling
for the integration of gender-specific strategies to combat the spread
of HIV. Following the 2009 release of its compendium of 31 programs in
Africa that have successfully integrated multiple gender strategies in
Sub-Saharan Africa, AIDSTAR-One documented five programs in Zambia,
South Africa, Rwanda, Mozambique and Kenya through in-depth case
studies. These case studies explore the successes and challenges in
designing and implementing HIV programs that integrate multiple
approaches to gender in a range of contexts.
 
Access AIDSTAR-One’s Gender Compendium and related case studies on
the AIDSTAR-One website: http://j.mp/wGAXAW 

View country-specific case studies:

Risky Business Made Safer: HIV Prevention in Zambia's Border Towns:
http://j.mp/xdkwLb

Allowing Men to Care: Fatherhood Project in South Africa:
http://j.mp/zMVer4

Rebuilding Hope: Polyclinic of Hope Care and Treatment Project, Rwanda:
http://j.mp/wovfzt

Earning Their Way to Healthier Lives: Women First in Mozambique:
http://j.mp/yUdwVb

Addressing HIV and Gender from the Ground Up in Kenya:
http://j.mp/y9Cqb7





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John Nicholson
Knowledge Management/Communications Manager
AIDSTAR-One
John Snow, Inc.
1616 N. Ft. Myer Drive
11th Floor
Arlington, VA 22209
202.276.0624
Learn more about JSI at: www.jsi.com
Visit AIDSTAR-One at: http://aidstar-one.com
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