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  • Published research

    The promise and pitfalls of long-acting injectable agents for HIV prevention

    Long-acting injectable agents for HIV prevention may offer adherence advantages over daily oral agents if proven safe, acceptable and efficacious. This paper describes the possible benefits and unique complexities associated with these novel agents.
  • Published research

    Understanding the broader sexual and reproductive health needs of female sex workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh

    Survey data were collected from female sex workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on the use of condoms and other contraceptive methods, experiences with gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health service needs and preferences on where to receive services. The results found condom use was inconsistent, contraceptive methods were not used effectively and gender-based violence was common. Sex workers would prefer that reproductive health services integrate into drop-in centers where they go for sexually transmitted infections and HIV-related care.
  • Feature

    Do female sex workers in Dhaka need family planning information and services?

    To learn more about the reproductive health needs of female sex workers, FHI 360 conducted a formative assessment among street-based and hotel-based female sex workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Funding for the assessment was provided by the U.S. Agency...
  • Feature

    Modhumita: An integrated approach to service delivery

    Across Bangladesh, a shared vision of delivering comprehensive health services to at-risk populations has sparked unique, cross-cutting collaborations. Through the Modhumita program, FHI 360 is partnering with nongovernmental organizations, local...
  • Publication

    Meeting the Contraceptive Needs of Key Populations Affected by HIV in Asia: An Unfinished Agenda

    August 2012 — The use of and need for family planning among key populations affected by HIV in Asia are discussed in this paper, which offers recommendations for strengthening the linkages between family planning and HIV policies and programs in the...
  • Publication

    Increasing Men's Engagement to Improve Family Planning Programs in South Asia

    2012 — Research suggests that male engagement can improve access to and use of family planning. Yet in South Asia, many cultural factors still limit men's involvement in family planning. This brief reviews these barriers and provides evidence-based...
  • Past Project

    Modhumita

    The objective of FHI 360’s Modhumita Program is to support an effective HIV/AIDS prevention strategy through improved prevention, care and treatment services for people most at risk for acquiring the disease, including sex workers, injecting drug...