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AIDSMark

In September 1997, PSI entered into a 10-year, $165 million cooperative agreement with USAID to manage AIDSMark, a global project that uses social marketing to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. AIDSMark collaborates with USAID missions and other international donors, as well as with host governments, nongovernmental organizations, and commercial enterprises, to:

  • Broaden current programs to include a wider range of products and services.
  • Scale up programs to reach additional target groups and to intensify efforts within current target groups.
  • Increase the capacity of programs in such areas as management, marketing, communications, research, and sustainability.
  • Start new programs.

The effectiveness of many large projects risks being weakened by bureaucracy and red tape. AIDSMark is designed to be flexible and to respond quickly and on an individualized basis to reach people with the products, services, and information they need to protect themselves from AIDS.

AIDSMark Publications
VCT in Focus: PSI's VCT newsletter (PDF 644K) (Français)
AIDSMark's Scaling Up Delayed Sexual Debut campaign (PDF 160K)
The Social Marketing Approach to Voluntary Counseling and Testing (PDF 589K)
Cross-Generational Relationships in Kenya: Couples’ Motivations, Risk Perception for STIs/HIV and Condom Use (PDF 682K)
Cross-generational and Transactional Sexual Relations in Sub-Saharan Africa (PDF 1.84MB)
Multi-Country Study on Trusted Partners among Youth: Eritrea, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe (PDF 495K)
Male Circumcision: Current Epidemiological and Field Evidence (PDF 1.18MB)
Social Marketing and the Role of Faith-Based Organizations (PDF 976K)
The Social Marketing Approach to PMTCT (prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV) (PDF 327K)
Sexually Transmitted Infections in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Use and Effectiveness of Treatment Kits (PDF 947K) offers lessons learned on increasing access to effective treatment for male urethritis (gonorrhea and chlamydia) through syndromic case management and pre-packaged kits. En français (PDF 901K)
AIDSMark: Changing Behavior, Improving Lives (PDF 1.44MB) explains AIDSMark's structure and programs.

 


 

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