Mainstreaming and Partnerships: A Multi-sectoral Approach to Strengthen HIV/AIDS Response in India

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Mainstreaming and Partnerships: A Multi-sectoral Approach to Strengthen HIV/AIDS Response in India

May 27, 2013

The report highlights the significance of a multi-sectoral response and partnerships to mitigate the impact of the HIV epidemic. In addition, it outlines the experiences of mainstreaming HIV across government, private and civil sectors at the national, state and district levels.  

















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