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The PrEPWatch Resource Database offers a wide range of material on the status of PrEP as an option for biomedical HIV prevention around the world. Search this database to find step-by-step guidance for rolling out PrEP, summaries of the research to date on safety, efficacy and implementation, tools to assist planning and roll out, country updates on PrEP policy and access, and lessons learned from those efforts.

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15 September 2020

Plan 4 PrEP: Étape 1: Analyse de la Situation

Cette boîte à outils a été développée et utilisée par le Consortium OPTIONS pour soutenir la planification de l'introduction de la PrEP orale pour la prévention du VIH au Kenya, au Zimbabwe et en Afrique du Sud. Cette boîte à outils est conçue pour aider les utilisateurs d'autres pays à planifier l'introduction et le déploiement…

Financing & Costing, Research, Monitoring & Evaluation, Service Delivery, Supply Chain Management

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8 September 2020

Prevention Market Manager Project Summary

The Prevention Market Manager (PMM) is a collaboration between AVAC and the Clinton Health Access Initiative, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This summary document provides a brief overview of PMM's goals, accomplishments, and learnings.

Research, Service Delivery

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23 June 2020

Listening to Young Women in Kenya and South Africa to Inform Multipurpose “2-in-1” Products for HIV and Pregnancy Prevention

The Tablets, Ring, Injections as Options study, or TRIO, was conducted with young women aged 18 to 30 in Kisumu, Kenya and Soshanguve, South Africa between 2015 and 2017. The study examined young women's perspectives on future MPT in a clinical study of three placebo MPT products.

Research

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23 June 2020

What End-Users Think About HIV Prevention Products and Multipurpose Prevention Technologies (MPTs)

The Tablets, Ring, Injections as Options study, or TRIO, was conducted with young women aged 18 to 30 in Kisumu, Kenya and Soshanguve, South Africa between 2015 and 2017. The study examined young women's perspectives on future MPT in a clinical study of three placebo MPT products. TRIO identified anticipated enablers and barriers to adoption…

Research

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26 May 2020

Oral PrEP Youth Dialogues South Africa

What AGYW really think about PrEP, HIV services and how we talk to them!

Demand Creation/Marketing, Research

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2 April 2020

Dapivirine Ring Compendium of End-User Insights

A summary of existing end-user research findings related to the ring and gaps remaining, all in a digestible compendium.

Research

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26 March 2020

Measuring Social Harms in Research and Programs on Women-Initiated HIV Prevention Methods

This brief summarizes how five HIV prevention trials defined and measured social harms and makes recommendations for future research and programs.

Monitoring & Evaluation, Research

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6 January 2020

What Have We Learned About Adolescent Girls and Young Women and HIV Prevention?

Using survey data collected from ongoing, planned and completed projects studying HIV prevention for adolescent girls and young women, it is possible to identify trends and gaps in the data, and provide a clear snapshot of what we know now.

Research

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10 October 2019

The Dapivirine Ring: Key learnings from like-product introductions

Vaginal insertion and partial efficacy are two challenges that could affect the uptake and continued use of the dapivirine ring. Analyses of the introductions of other products that share similar characteristics provide useful lessons to inform planning for rollout of the dapivirine ring. This paper provides information for planners, implementers, funders, researchers, trainers, providers of…

Research

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10 October 2019

Social Harms and Use of the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring

The dapivirine ring and other woman-initiated HIV prevention methods are designed to enable women to have more control over their sexual health and risk of HIV exposure, but research has revealed that women's male partners often influence their ability to use these methods. This brief summarizes an analysis of MTN-020/ASPIRE trial data, which showed that…

Research

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