The ABCs of HIV Prevention
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The “Stop AIDS Love Life” campaign reaches across Ghana with messages about safe sexual behavior and promotes the “ABCs” of HIV prevention. Read more [PDF, 2MB]
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Behavior change is the cornerstone of HIV prevention, and USAID endorses the "ABC" model–made famous by its success in Uganda. A stands for abstinence, B for being faithful, and C for correct and consistent condom use. This approach can be adapted to a particular country context or target population.
Learn more about USAID's "ABC" approach to HIV prevention
Learn more about HIV/AIDS and Condoms
- The ABCs of Prevention [PDF, 731KB]
Presentation by Deputy U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Mark Dybul, M.D., on Sexual Transmission of HIV and the ABC Approach to Prevention (December 2005). This slide presentation is in PDF format.
- 2004 Compilation of Partner Publications on the "ABC" Approach to HIV/AIDS Prevention
- Phase I Report of the ABC Study: Summary of HIV Prevalence and Sexual Behavior Findings - August 2003 [PDF, 253KB]
- Impact
of the Heart Campaign: Findings from the Youth Surveys
[MS Word, 4.6MB]
- Summary of ABC Study
- The "ABCs" of HIV Prevention: Report of a USAID Technical Meeting on Behavior Change Approaches to Primary Prevention of HIV/AIDS [PDF, 512KB]
- What Happened in Uganda? [PDF, 1MB]
- Uganda's Successful Battle Against HIV/AIDS - 5/19/03 Testimony
- Abstinence:
Zambian Youth Are Asking For It [PDF,
241KB]
- State of the Art of HIV Prevention: What Does the Research
Say About "What Works"? (and Doesn't?), With a Focus on "ABC" [PDF, 1.4MB]
- Making
Abstinence Cool: Social Marketing in Zambia is Changing Behavior [PDF,
288KB]
- Peer
Education and HIV/AIDS: Past Experience, Future Directions [PDF,
330KB]
- Behavior
Change Communication (BCC) for HIV/AIDS: A Strategic Framework [PDF,
541KB]
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