Assessment of Existence and Use of HIV Packages of Services for Key Populations

The Global Fund commissioned an assessment of the design, implementation, utilisation and monitoring of key population HIV Service Packages across 65 countries.

In addition to the desk reviews, 32 countries received follow-up visits. Countries visited were:

  • Asia and the Pacific: Afghanistan, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines
  • Eastern and Southern Africa: Angola, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, South Africa
  • Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kosovo, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
  • Latin America and Caribbean: Dominica Republic, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Peru
  • Middle East and North Africa: Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia
  • West and Central Africa: Benin, Cameroon, Mali, Sierra Leone, Togo

The Global and Regional reports are available by the following link.

The Regional Summary of Findings Of an Assessment of HIV Services Packages for Key Populations in Selected Countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (the full text of the Document).

Original Source of the Publication: APMG Health

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