of health services provided by faith based organizations Sources: Boulenger et al 2009; Kintaudi 2006; EPN 2005; Mwenda 2007; MOH-Lesotho 2007; Chand and Patterson 2007; Mhango 2006; CHAN 2007; CCIH 2005; Dimmock 2007; Todd et al 2009; HERA 2005; MOH-Zambia 2002; Green et al 2002.
with Religious Leaders and FBOs 2. Engaging FBO service providers in scaled up treatment and prevention work 3. Addressing Gender Based Violence 4. Building the evidence base 5. Building capacity
Ending AIDS is definable, measurable and doable. We must reduce new HIV infections, discrimination and AIDS-related deaths by 90% from 2010 levels, such that AIDS no longer represents a major threat to any population or country. • Ending the AIDS epidemic is only possible when no one is left behind, be that young women and girls, vulnerable and key populations or people living with HIV. • Leaving no one behind is contingent on rights- and gender-based action on the social, political and economic determinants of HIV
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