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About UsThe CAPACITY Project is a 5-year HIV-prevention project funded by the US Agency for International Development and implemented in the five Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The purpose of the CAPACITY Project is to provide technical support and assistance to the countries of Central Asian in their efforts to launch large-scale and urgent responses to HIV/AIDS epidemics among vulnerable populations. The CAPACITY Project is managed by JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc. in partnership with Abt Associates Inc, Boston University, Howard University, the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, and Population Services International.
Project Mission The CAPACITY Project aims to develop and test approaches and models for scaling-up and increasing coverage of vulnerable populations in order to contribute towards reducing HIV transmission and to increase accessibility of quality HIV/AIDS care services. Project Strategies The CAPACITY employs four strategies towards achieving of this mission: • Strategy 1: Improving Stewardship of the National HIV/AIDS Programs in Central Asia Key Messages The CAPACITY Project has identified the following key messages to be promoted through all Project communications:
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BulletinNews2008-02-18
2007-11-28
2007-09-20
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