SBCC

The evaluation of the Extended Multisectoral HIV and AIDS National Strategic Framework (eNSF) 20142018 was commissioned to assess progress in meeting the HIV and AIDS response targets as well as the country’s progress towards achievement of the Umgubudla targets. The findings of the evaluation will inform the strategic direction for a new strategy 2018-2022. 

Files: 

eNSF Evaluation Report Final Framework_Final.pdf

In The Strategy and Implementation Plan for Scaling Up Safe Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Swaziland, 2009–2013 (Ministry of Health, 2009) the Government of the Kingdom of Swaziland outlined plans for integrating and scaling up male circumcision (MC). MC is to be delivered widely as part of a broad range of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention measures, as outlined in the National Strategic Framework for Response to HIV and AIDS, 2009–2014 (Ministry of Health, 2009). The MC Communications Strategy 2009–2013 is intended to support this initiative.

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MCCommStrategy_2009.pdf

Swaziland’s National Strategic Framework 2009-2014 (NSF) for response to HIV and AIDS is aimed at improving and expanding effective prevention, treatment and care to all Swazis. The new framework pushes for greater reliance on evidence informed
planning and the mainstreaming of strategies for social and behaviour change as catalysts for more effective prevention.
Prevention remains critical to Swaziland’s ability to gain control of the epidemic. In fact, its capacity to continue to support treatment, care and support is also dependent on
its success in preventing new infections.

Files: 

NSBCC Strategy-30-10-2010-final.pdf