Making decisions on male circumcision for HIV risk reduction: modelling the impact and costs

The meetings sought to familiarize stakeholders from government, private sector, traditional health care setting, donors, NGOs and the UN with the new evidence on the

Engaging boys and men in the design and implementation of such refashioned health programmes, including sexual and reproductive health services, is therefore critical for

This guide presents indicators for the creation of demand for and supply of male circumcision services as well as for the maximization of safer sex behaviour

This Guide has been developed to assist national and district programme and health facility managers and providers to establish and implement male circumcision services that meet

The meeting agenda (see Annex A) covered a review of global HIV treatment and prevention targets, progress with scaling up VMMC programmes, different models to estimate impact

The expansion of safe male circumcision services provides an opportunity to strengthen and ex- pand HIV prevention and sexual health programmes for men, it also provides a means

Male circumcision does not give men complete protection against HIV infection. Furthermore, data on whether male circumcision provides any protection or additional risk to

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