Programmatic mapping and estimating the population size of key populations in Kenya-Research article Effective coverage of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) prevention services for Key Populations (KPs), including female sex workers (FSWs), men who have sex with men (MSM), people who inject drugs (PWID) and transgender (TG) people necessitates periodic validation of physical venues and size …
CNCS Mozambique visits the Kenya Key Populations Technical Support Unit In partnership with the Global Fund, the South to South Learning Network (SSLN), supported a one-week learning visit from 11th July 2022 to 15th July 2022 between Mozambique and Kenya to set up an HIV Technical Support Unit. Dr. Ruth Laibon-Masha, PhD, CEO of NACC Kenya, led the …
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Optimizing Effective Coverage of HIV/STI Prevention and Care Programs: A Program Science Approach The Banbury Center hosted the “Optimizing Effective Coverage of HIV/STI Prevention and Care Programs: A Program Science Approach” meeting from 3rd to 5th May 2022. This was a hybrid (physical and virtual) meeting that brought together global experts in HIV/STI prevention and …
The basics of program science Program Science is the systematic application of theoretical & empirical scientific knowledge to improve the design, implementation, & evaluation of public health programs. The University of Manitoba, through the Institute of Global and Public Health (IGPH), has been working on developing a Program Science infographic. The purpose of the infographic …
‘Getting to the Heart of Stigma’ stakeholder engagement meeting in Nairobi The International AIDS Society (IAS), National Empowerment Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya (NEPHAK) and Partners for Health and Development in Africa (PHDA) organized the Getting to the Heart of Stigma Stakeholder Engagement meeting on 12th April 2022 at Crowne Plaza Hotel, …
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There is a need to prioritise and focus on strategising the work for and with key populations globally, in order to accelerate action for KP programming based on where infections are happening and aligning resources and capacity. This is one of the recommendations from an independent evaluation of the UNAIDS Joint Programme’s work with and …
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The Uganda AIDS Commission visits the Medically Assisted Therapy programme in Kenya The Kenya Ministry of Health, through the National AIDS and STI Control Council (NACC) and the National AIDS and STI Control Program (NASCOP), with support from the South-South Learning network (SSLN), hosted a delegation of program leaders and implementers led by Uganda AIDS …
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3rd South To South Learning Network Regional Champions meeting in Nairobi, Kenya The third South to South Learning Network (SSLN) regional champions meeting was held in Nairobi, Kenya from 21th to 25th February 2022. The meeting was attended by over 70 HIV prevention leaders across 10 African Countries and was the first ever physical meeting …
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Key population size estimates in Kenya Mapping and size estimation exercises are important for scaling up key populations programmes. While population size estimates provide a denominator to programme for, mapping provides information on where key populations are and can be reached. These two pieces of information (where key populations are and how many are there) …
NATURE adopts the TRUST code!! The TRUST project, which came up with a Research code of ethics and involved PHDA among other international partners, continues to reverberate in the international journals. Nature, an international journal publishing peer-reviewed research on science and technology, has introduced a new approach to improving inclusion and ethics in its journals …
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