The German Health Practice Collection, launched in June 2010, builds upon and extends the older German HIV Practice Collection, which was founded in 2004. From 2011 onwards, all new publications, including new HIV-related reports and updates of older HIV-related reports, are published in the German Health Practice Collection. Read more...
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Vouchers: making motherhood safer for Kenya’s poorest women
Improving health care system-wide: Approaches in Morocco and Yemen
Healthier mothers and babies through PMTCT: A decade of prevention of mother-to-child transmission
The German Approach to HIV Mainstreaming: Effective development work in a time of HIV
What they really want to know: Developing booklets for young people on growing up, sexuality and HIV
Health insurance for India’s poor: Meeting the challenge with information technology
Going all-out for human rights and sexual health - Aiming for results in Burkina Faso
Out of harm’s way - German support for countries reducing the harm of injecting drug use and HIV
Social marketing for health and family planning: Building on tradition and popular culture in Niger
Cashing in - How cash transfers shore up Zambian households affected by HIV
TV soap operas in HIV education: Reaching out with popular entertainment
Boosting prevention: The Join In-Circuit on AIDS, Love and Sexuality
Medical Dialogue: How to kick-start a joint AIDS response by health workers and traditional healers
Involving People Living with HIV: Support to PLWH organisations in Cameroon
Mainstreaming HIV and AIDS in the Vocational Training Sector in Botswana
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Making childbirth a village affair: How ‘Desa Siaga’ improves the health of mothers and babies in Indonesia
Regions of expertise - How Knowledge Hubs are boosting HIV prevention, treatment and care across whole regions
German contributions to the Caribbean AIDS response: Development cooperation in a specific epidemiological context
'Aunties' for sexual health and non-violence: How unwed young mothers become advocates, teachers and counsellors in Cameroon