Prevention, testing, treatment and digital programmes are needed to effectively address HIV. Find out what best practice looks like in each of these areas.

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HIV programming and best practice

A combination of prevention initiatives is needed to halt the spread of HIV. Here, we discuss some of the main HIV prevention initiatives that can be combined.

Prevention

HIV prevention programmes 

HIV testing programmes encourage people who are unaware of their status, or are at risk of HIV, to test and link to prevention and treatment services.

Testing

HIV testing programmes

Current guidelines recommend treatment for all people with HIV. Programmes should follow the treatment cascade which helps people reach viral suppression.

Treatment

HIV treatment programmes  

Digital technology can play an important role in making HIV services more accessible. A digital programme must be designed and tested by people it's aimed at.

Digital

Using digital in HIV programming  

Integration of HIV and sexual health services improves access and uptake of both types of services. It also means programmes can meet a wider range of people’s needs and can make services more effective and efficient.

HIV programming and best practice

Prevention

Testing

Treatment

Digital

Sexual health

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