EpiC resources

Vulnerable populations

One of the Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) project’s key objectives is to attain and maintain control of the HIV epidemic among those at an increased risk for HIV. These technical resources offer up-to-date knowledge and tools from EpiC that can be used to strengthen HIV programming for those at an increased risk for HIV worldwide. 

Resources

Guide, manual or tool
Guideline for Conducting a Rapid Coverage Survey of HIV Services among Vulnerable Populations
Documents / Downloads
When supply meets demand: PrEP scale-up in the Philippines
Sustaining the HIV Response: A Report on Consultations with Key Population Communities
Standard DHIS 2 HIV Tracker Package Manual
Standard DHIS 2 HIV Tracker Package Brief
Programming for Men Who Purchase Sex
Programming for Men Who Purchase Sex (French)
Reaching men who purchase sex with differentiated service delivery in the Democratic Republic of Congo
ENDA Santé Is Building an Enabling Environment for Vulnerable Populations in West Africa Based on Universal Human Right
Offering mental health services for LGBTQI+ people in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia
Vulnerable Populations Investment Fund: Introducing and Enhancing Access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
Transforming How Health Care Workers and Law Enforcement Serve Men Who Have Sex with Men in Meru County, Kenya
Innovations to overcome vaccine hesitancy and increase COVID-19 vaccination among those at an increased risk for HIV … India
Key-Population-Led Organization in Kenya Fast Tracks Access to Justice for Sex Workers Affected by Violence
Marginalized young adults become heroes among their key population peers in Eswatini
Smart Ladies mobilizes the community to promote the rights and well-being of sex workers in Nakuru, Kenya
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