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Male engagement in HIV testing, treatment and prevention in eastern and southern Africa
A framework for action
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This website features research publications from the Eastern and Southern Africa regions - click on the interactive map to view by country
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Recent Publications
7th July 2022
HIV Prevalence and Associated Factors Among Men in South Africa 30 Years into the Epidemic: The Fifth Nationwide Cross‑Sectional Survey
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7th July 2022
Gender, health and the Sustainable Development Goals
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7th July 2022
Pushing the boundaries of data to ensure gender equality across the life span
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Not enough men are accessing treatment
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HIV infections and deaths must be reduced
a range of strategic efforts need to be targeted and intensified
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Testing for HIV remains the critical step
in getting linked into the HIV cascade of care
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The Framework for Action for Male Engagement in HIV testing, treatment and prevention in East and Southern Africa
5th April 2022
Introducing UNAIDS RST ESA work on Men and HIV
2nd April 2022
‘Leave no-one behind – including men’
21st February 2022
Addressing the global AIDS response
Over the last decade it has become increasingly clear that men and boys are missing in large numbers from HIV prevention and treatment services
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The Framework for Action for Male Engagement in HIV testing, treatment and prevention in East and Southern Africa