Good and promising practices (G3P) include descriptions of successful approaches to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support as well as links to tools and resources to enable program planners to replicate evidence-informed programs.
- The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) Home-based ART, Prevention Counseling and Partner VCT
- Biruh Tesfa: Creating a "Bright Future" for Migrant Girls in Urban Areas
- AIDS/HIV Integrated Model District Program (AIM)
- Wayo Strategy for Sexual Health Support for Girls in IDP Settings
- Comprehensive PMTCT Services: Call to Action
Print this PageMultiple and Concurrent Sexual Partnerships Event
The October 29-30, 2008 technical consultation on Multiple and Concurrent Sexual Partnerships (MCP) convened researchers, US Government representatives and program implementers to address the role of MCP in fueling the HIV/AIDS epidemics of Southern Africa. Expert researchers explained how MCP facilitates the spread of HIV, reviewed available data on concurrency and HIV produced from projection models and surveys, and described the cultural drivers of MCP. Representatives of several HIV prevention programs addressing MCP described their efforts, successes and challenges. Finally, facilitated breakout sessions generated recommendations for gathering critical data, engendering community support for MCP programs, implementing multi-level communications activities to address MCP, and integrating MCP messages within a comprehensive approach to HIV prevention and care. View or download Powerpoint presentations from the event or access the meeting report.