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Key considerations: Long-acting PrEP introduction

12 November 2026

This document, developed under the EpiC and RISE projects, draws on early lessons to outline key considerations for HIV programs to accelerate long-acting PrEP introduction and scale-up while ensuring access to all individuals at risk of HIV acquisition.

Topic(s): Demand Creation/Marketing, Monitoring & Evaluation, Normative Guidance/Policies, Service Delivery, Supply Chain Management

Product(s): Injectable Prep, Lenacapavir

Format(s): Factsheet

Source(s): EpiC/RISE

Type: Document

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