Documentation of HIV prevention research and programmatic learnings from India—Selected peer-reviewed journal articles and key highlights: 2013-2014 (Volume 2)

Authors

Population Council

Document Type

Guide/Toolkit

Publication Date

2014

Abstract

Over the past decade (2001–11), there has been a steady decline in adult HIV prevalence in India as a result of evidence-based, intensive, and scaled HIV-prevention programs. Findings from the implementation of programs have been widely documented and have been published both as reports and peer-reviewed journal articles. In “Documentation of HIV Prevention Research and Programmatic Learnings from India,” Volume 2, we bring together recent articles published in peer-reviewed journals on the lessons learned from the HIV-prevention program in India. The document is divided into four thematic sections, and research highlights are presented at the start of each section. This compilation of papers will be a useful reference tool to guide policymakers, program managers, and field teams in different states of India in the design and implementation of HIV-prevention programs.

Recommended Citation

"Documentation of HIV prevention research and programmatic learnings from India—Selected peer-reviewed journal articles and key highlights: 2013-2014 (Volume 2)." New Delhi: Population Council, 2014.

DOI

10.31899/hiv9.1002

Language

English

Project

Documenting and Disseminating Lessons from Avahan, the India AIDS Initiative