Health team shares flagship work 25th AIDS Conference

Our Health team was at the 25th International AIDS Conference where they presented the excellent work we’ve done across Africa - from peer learning to research utilisation and costing. This is the world’s largest conference on HIV and AIDS with an estimated 15,000 participants in Munich and virtually.

Flagship projects presented were:

Applying behavioural principles to improve the adoption of data management guidelines Insights from South Africas MMC programme

Assessing the cost affordability and cost effectiveness of innovative strategies for VMMC in Zimbabwe

Implementation of a Data Review Intervention to Mitigate Data Leakages in the South African VMMC Programme

Improving the quality of Global Fund applications: The effect of a peer learning network

Integration of HIV services with PHC A comprehensive review of costs and cost effectiveness

The SSLN provides effective ways to learn and share best practices on HIV prevention in SSA

Sustaining Impact A Comprehensive Assessment of the National Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision VMMC Programme in South Africa

Self reflection and peer learning are key to improving HIV prevention capacity in WCA