The authors assessed the potential social harms and abuses associated with oral HIV self-testing among male and female adults aged 15-49 years in urban and rural Kenya.

Authors of this study assessed the effect of an intervention by North Star Alliance to provide truck drivers attending two of their clinics a choice of HIV testing options, including a self-administered oral HIV test in the presence of a health care provider or to take home and perform on their own.

This map presents evidence on the effects of productive social safety net programmes on extreme poverty and related outcomes in L&MICs. Productive social safety nets are programmes that include livelihood or income-generating components to expand market opportunities for extremely poor populations.

3ie funded five replication studies on influential impact evaluations of HIV prevention and treatment interventions. Impact evaluations studied included cash transfers, country-level development assistance programs, HIV education programs and approaches to administering antiretroviral therapy.