Reports
Welcome to the reports section. Find listed below some of our reports. Please feel free to download and share the publications.
Best Practice Documentation of ‘Changing the River’s Flow’ Programmes in Namibia 2011
AIDS Care Trust (ACT), one of the two organisations whose programme is described in this report, implemented programmes in the Khomas and Omusati regions in Tobias Hainyeko, Moses Garoeb, Windhoek Rural and Okahao constituencies. A second organisation, the Namibia Women’s Health Network (NWHN) implemented its programme in Khomas region, specifically in Katutura and in the rural town of Dordabis.
Situational Analysis on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)/HIV Integration in Zambia, SAfAIDS and and Youth Vision Zambia (YVZ) July 2011
Situational Analysis on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)/HIV Integration in Zambia, SAfAIDS and and Youth Vision Zambia (YVZ) July 2011
Turning the Tide on Gender Based Violence: Best Practices of Organisations Applying the ‘Changing the River’s Flow’ Model in Southern Africa, SAfAIDS, 2011
This book presents information on nine organisations working in five countries in the region. It highlights the work of these organisations in the hope that the information on processes, strategies and counter-strategies provided will encourage and support other organisations as they implement similar initiatives in other communities, with the ultimate aim of turning the tide of the HIV epidemic, achieving reductions in incidences of gender based violence, and consequently reductions in new HIV infections.
Position Paper: Leveraging Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) to Reduce HIV-Related Vulnerabilities in Southern Africa
Executive Summary
Different policies, systems, and programmes for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) have led to substantial positive results in southern Africa such as well-spaced, healthier families and modest decreases in infant and maternal mortality. HIV prevention efforts have led to significant declines or notable stabilisation in HIV prevalence in southern African countries. However, given the current state of the HIV epidemic today, the parallel processes of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and HIV prevention may have peaked in their effectiveness. They have remained separate and detached, despite the logical connections between them.
Success Story - Towards Universal Access to Comprehensive Sexual & Reproductive Health Services: Malawi's Implementation of MPoA: Summarised Report
Why Document Malawi?
This report aims to articulate the positive lessons that are emerging from Malawi as Government operationalizes the Maputo Plan of Action which it domesticated in 2007. The report discusses lessons learnt from Government’s programmes and interventions that are aimed at achieving the SRH related targets that it has set for itself in the Roadmap for Accelerating the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity in Malawi (2007) .
Best Practices on Challenging Gender Dynamics in Cultural Contexts SWANNEPHA and NATICC Implementing the ‘Changing the River’s Flow’ Programme’ in Swaziland
Best Practices on Challenging Gender Dynamics in Cultural Contexts SWANNEPHA and NATICC Implementing the ‘Changing the River’s Flow’ Programme’ in Swaziland, SAfAIDS 2011
