Key Populations (KP) in Uganda Come of Age and Ask the Right HIV Prevention Questions as They Navigate Optimal Outcome paths
One working in the HIV Prevention & Care Service Delivery in Uganda, will easily note that the CSOs involved experience a milestone disparity as they sprint toward the UNAIDS 95:95:95 goal. Imagine there are two sprinters asked to race forward to the finish line. One has their hands tied and the other is free. It would be preposterous to expect a victory from the one with the hands tied. KP-Led Organizations in Uganda face cumbersome barriers which they need to go over to be effective. The major question raised by funders is how to maintain ARVs medication to ensure optimal viral suppression in Persons Living With HIV. But, for KP-Led organizations this goal is arrived at after asking vulnerability and susceptibility-related questions. A qualitative analysis of reports from 44 KP-led organizations was done. The aim was to find the underlying subjective characteristics linked to achieving HIV Prevention optimal outcomes. The exercise revealed interesting finding...