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
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AIDSTAR-One has identified and documented lessons from promising programs about how to integrate multiple gender strategies into HIV/AIDS programs in Integrating Multiple Gender Strategies to Improve HIV and AIDS Interventions: A Compendium of Programs in Africa.
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AIDSTAR-One provides a wide array of resources designed to assist public health practitioners in developing and implementing successful, evidence-informed HIV and AIDS programs. These resources include:
The Good & Promising Programmatic Practices (G3Ps) database, with a categorization of over 60 practices and programs related to HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support;
The HIV Prevention Knowledge Base, with succinct literature reviews and links to relevant tools and resources for over 17 HIV prevention topics currently and more planned in the near future;
The HIV Treatment Document Database, with more than 30 national HIV treatment guidelines from 24 countries;
Technical briefs with succinct summaries of key HIV and AIDS interventions and links to useful tools and resources, including:
- HIV prevention for serodiscordant couples;
- The World Health Organization’s (WHO) New Pediatric HIV Treatment Guidelines; and
HIV prevention case studies documenting the how to aspect of good and promising HIV programs through in-depth documentation of program implementation with links to additional resources to guide program planners in designing interventions using state-of-the-art evidence.
AIDSTAR-One hosts a range of technical consultations in conjunction with USAID and other U.S. Government Agencies designed to enhance the U.S. Government’s response to the HIV pandemic. For resources from past AIDSTAR-One events, visit the technical consultation materials page.
AIDSTAR-One regularly adds additional resources and tools related to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, counseling and testing, HIV and gender, prevention of mother-to-child transmission and orphans and vulnerable children.