USAID, through the AIDSTAR-One project, maintains a comprehensive
database of good and promising programmatic HIV-related practices to
inform design and implementation efforts. The Promising Practices
Database allows program planners and implementers to identify practices
that merit replication and scale-up. 
 
Learn More:
http://www.aidstarone.com/promising_practices_database/about_promising_pract
 
New Practice

Uganda's Something for Something Love campaign combined mass media,
person-to-person, and community media to stimulate a national movement
against transactional sex. Implemented by the Young Empowered and
Healthy (YEAH) initiative, Something for Something used community
dialogue, radio drama, and advocacy activities among media and religious
leaders to change behaviors of both older men and young women, and
influence social norms to reduce tolerance for transactional sex.
Learn More:
http://www.aidstar-one.com/promising_practices_database/g3ps/young_empowered_and_healthy_yeah_something_something_campaign
 
Featured Practice

Programa H in Brazil: Programa H's practice promoted more
gender-equitable behavior among young men. Using a lifestyle social
marketing campaign for promoting changes in community or social norms
related to what it means to be a man, this practice sought to change
attitudes around traditional male norms. 
Learn More:
http://www.aidstar-one.com/promising_practices_database/g3ps/programa_h_promoting_more_gender_equitable_norms_and_behaviors_among_young_m
 
Nominate a Practice

Spread the word about your program's important innovations to others in
the field, including USAID.
Learn More:
http://www.aidstar-one.com/promising_practices_database/nominate
 
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