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ARV-based HIV Prevention and Product Introduction and Access

5 February 2016

The who (implementing partners) and what (objective) of the five interconnected projects under the umbrella of the US Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Office of HIV/AIDS Microbicide Product Introduction Initiative (MPii).

Topic(s): Implementation Research

Product(s): Other PrEP Options

Population(s): Cisgender Women

Region(s): Global

Source(s): No author/contributor listed

Type: Document

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