Publications on Women and Men

Strategic Actions to Advance Gender Equality (SAGE) is an organization-wide initiative whose purpose is to ensure that the Global Fund is investing in programs that advance gender equality. The purpose of SAGE is to support countries in addressing gender-related barriers by implementing programs that are built on strong leadership and that rest on sound, forward-looking policies and procedures.

This review presents extensive examples of the progress being achieved by the Global Fund in implementing the objectives and activities outlined in its action plans on gender equality and key populations.

Get an overview of the HIV/AIDS situation for Women and Men in the Asia-Pacific region.

Intimate partner violence against women is a complex, enormously prevalent crime with devastating effects on women’s safety, health, and well being.

Every year, approximately 1.5 million HIV-positive women give birth. If they are unable to access medicine and services, they run the risk of transmitting HIV to their babies during pregnancy, delivery and the breastfeeding period.

This document is written for national HIV surveillance programme staff responsible for monitoring trends in country HIV epidemics.

This study aims at demonstrating an innovative model of combined universal screening for HIV, syphilis, and HBV for PW and treatment of infected PW in ANC to prevent vertical transmission of three infections.

Sexual and reproductive health services enable women and couples to have the number of children they want, when they want them; to deliver their babies safely and have healthy newborns; and to have healthy sexual lives, free from HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

The need for prevention of transmission of HIV from parents to child is paramount for the Ministry to achieve its targets of zero new hiv infections which prevents transmission of HIV from parent to child.

The 2014 edition of Adding It Up expands the scope of the report and provides new estimates of the needs for and costs and benefits of sexual and reproductive health interventions.common STIs.