PrEP Watch is a clearinghouse for PrEP data, research, cost, access, implementation and advocacy efforts across the globe.
Countries are at varying stages of introducing daily oral PrEP using TDF/FTC, which is now recommended by WHO as an option for people at substantial risk of HIV. Some countries have national programs; others have smaller-scale programs; others aren’t offering PrEP at all.
In this map, yellow countries have some form of PrEP programming; blue countries do not. Check back for regular updates!
This framework outlines the steps in this process for PrEP programs to have an impact and provides links to specific tools and resources for the following steps.
December 1, 2018
Laura Fitch (AVAC) presented data from AVAC's global PrEP tracker, showing that in the first quarter of 2018, 309,525 people were initiated on oral PrEP. The tracker captures data from ongoing and planned oral PrEP demonstration projects, implementation initiatives and national programmes, and probably underestimates the number of people beginning oral PrEP, particularly in Asia.
December 6, 2018
Sexual Health published a special issue featuring 17 articles focused on the opportunities and challenges for health service providers engaged in PrEP prescribing.
November 8, 2017
This site matches individuals who are interested in PrEP to eligible health plans and provides comparative pricing. PrEPcost.org is designed for both PrEP users and health care providers to make it easy to navigate the insurance options and find the best plans available.
October 23, 2018
At least 309,525 people have started to take PrEP in 68 countries, but 71 percent of PrEP users are in North America, according to a global analysis presented by AVAC to the HIVR4P conference in Madrid.
October 22, 2018
The OPTIONS Consortium has created a new five-part video series, Demand Creation for PrEP, focused on demand creation for HIV prevention behaviors drawn from the OPTIONS led 2018 AIDS Pre-Conference event, Insight to Impact.
October 18, 2018
AVAC's 2018 annual state of the field report, No Prevention, No End! looks at today's prevention crisis and offers context, analysis and strategy to turn that crisis around.