January 2011 — This report documents evidence of institutional change in teacher preparation among universities participating in the Teachers for a New Era (TNE) Learning Network. The report is based on a cross-case analysis of case studies of nine universities. The analysis searches the case studies for common themes on four research questions. It aims not…
2009 — This training curriculum aims to enhance the capacity of community workers to manage, prioritize and care for children and families infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Developed under the Balasahyoga program in partnership with the Clinton Foundation and CARE, this curriculum provides a quick reference to the principles and processes of effective family case management.…
2012 — The two rounds of integrated behavioral and biological assessments (IBBA) covered around 52,000 respondents, including female sex workers and their clients, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs and long-distance truck drivers spread across six states and national highways in India. Conducting these large-scale behavioral and biological surveys among heterogeneous, stigmatized…
2012 — This monograph shares FHI 360’s work and lessons learned in the Strengthen Abilities to Manage and Respond Effectively to HIV and AIDS in India (SAMARTH) technical assistance project. It describes FHI 360’s experience with building the capacity of the National AIDS Control Organization, State AIDS Control Societies and civil society organizations; designing and rolling out…
2012 — Produced under the Balasahyoga project, this handbook shares FHI 360’s experience with the family case management approach, which considers the family as a unit of intervention and does not treat the child in isolation. It details roles and responsibilities of family case managers in providing need-based support in five domains of care — health,…
2012 — This manual, produced under the Balasahyoga project, compiles FHI 360’s experience in home-based counseling of families and others who provide care for children affected by HIV/AIDS. The guide can be used to orient outreach workers, facility staff and the staff of nongovernmental organizations to the conceptual and practical dimensions of counseling children and their…
June 2010 — One purpose of this guide is to explore how HIV surveillance can be used in the process of evaluating HIV prevention programs in low and concentrated epidemics, using the Asian context as an example. A second purpose is to measure progress toward the goal of reducing HIV transmission.
2008 — This guide was produced under the Establishment of Smoke-Free Hospitals project, with funding from Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. The technical support for this guide came from FHI 360 and the Vietnam Committee on Smoking and Health.
2012 — The Vietnam Authority for HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC) and national researchers, in collaboration with international organizations including FHI 360, developed a national research agenda on HIV/AIDS for the period 2012 to 2015. The agenda aims to prioritize the most urgent issues in HIV/AIDS prevention and control, to minimize duplication of research efforts for more efficient use…
2012 — The Integrated Biological and Behavioral Surveillance (IBBS) Round II 2012, is a joint collaboration between the Ministry of Health, the Vietnam Authority of HIV/AIDS Control and the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology. With financial and technical support from the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the United Nations Office on Drugs…