This quarter, we are thrilled to celebrate that 15 member countries have successfully completed their Pan-PSATs, marking an important milestone that paves the way to translate national priorities into on-the-ground action.
Catch-up on our high-impact knowledge exchange and cross-country collaboration, including:
⛓️💥 Zambia hosted a crucial Link & Learn session focused on removing discriminatory legal and structural barriers to accessing HIV services. Violet Mongeza
🚚 Eswatini shared localized experiences in developing and implementing integrated service delivery models for HIV prevention. Harriet Mamba
🎯 Alongside International AIDS Society and ICAP at Columbia University
-CQUIN, we introduced the TIER-Plus decision-support tool to model the cost and epidemiological trade-offs of HIV service delivery prioritization in resource-constrained settings. Anna Grimsrud, Brooke Nichols Maureen Syowai
🌍 In partnership with GPC+ and UNAIDS, we unpacked the global commitments within the Global AIDS Strategy 2026-2031 for key populations.
We are also excited to share essential new reading materials featured in this edition to support evidence-informed programming. Make sure to check out the University of Manitoba's Program Science Handbook, Ministry of Health, Kenya's new SOPs for integrating HIV, STIs, NCDs, viral hepatitis, and mental health services, as well as the newly published HIV Prevention Advocacy Agendas for Malawi, South Africa, and Zimbabwe from Genesis Analytics.
Make sure to read the full newsletters for more details on these insights, access to event recordings, and find your specific country’s pipeline of learning events.
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