The SSLN is a space for African countries to come together and share best practices in support of greater HIV prevention capacity.
You will learn from your peers, discover new and effective prevention methods and approaches, and gain insights to inform grant making, policy decisions and programme implementation.
As we conclude this phase of the SSLN, we celebrate the collective efforts, learnings and impactful collaborations from across the region.
The PSAT helped identify bottlenecks in our HIV prevention activities and guided our Global Fund grant and the drafting of our first PrEP plan, ensuring we addressed HIV drug resistance.
SSLN through the PSAT was able to track and assess the indicators that identify areas where the country is not performing well and offer technical support.
The impact of a learning visit is truly remarkable. After reading Uganda's report, I was amazed at how effective the visit had been.
SSLN has had a significant impact by uniting governments, communities, and countries to share insights, with valuable learning opportunities and work on PSATs and assessments.
This network enables policymakers, program managers, and implementers to exchange South-to-South best practices, promoting effective strategies and addressing implementation gaps in resource-limited contexts.
One thing I've learned about SSLN is its convening power—this Ghana KP workshop brings together all constituencies.
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