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FHI Builds the Capacity of Indonesia's National Prison Program APRIL 2008 — The FHI Aksi Stop AIDS (ASA) Program is helping to build the technical capacity of staff in Indonesia's Department of Corrections and has selected 50 prisons for special focus and support that are in six of eight priority provinces. Seventeen local NGOs are implementing partners
Geographic Information Systems Strengthen FHI Program Planning
On the Front: HIV/AIDS and the HIV Prevention and Care Program in Indonesian Prisons
On the Front: HIV/AIDS and the Uniformed Services
SEPTEMBER 2005 — Uniformed personnel are trained to take risks, a behavior that can carry over into their personal lives and increase their risk of contracting and transmitting HIV. This issue of Snapshots from the Field highlights FHI's efforts to advance HIV prevention programs for the uniformed services.
Indonesian Faith-Based Organizations Provide Care and Support JULY 2004 — FHI has provided funding and technical assistance to more than 30 faith-based organizations throughout Indonesia to enable them to implement effective outreach activities, HIV voluntary counseling and testing services, clinical services, and innovative care and support for people living with HIV/AIDS. |
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SEPTEMBER 2007 — For Family Health International, state-of-the-art geographic information systems (GIS) offer an exciting way to use data to improve outcomes in our HIV/AIDS programs. In late 2006, we began to explore how GIS can be applied in our programs in Kenya, Rwanda, and Zambia. FHI's offices in Indonesia, Nigeria, and Nepal are also using GIS.
FEBRUARY 2007 — Expansion of the HIV epidemic in Indonesia is largely driven by injecting drug use. Prisoners are considered to be among those most at risk. So a number of risk reduction and HIV prevention interventions have been implemented in prisons. These include comprehensive risk reduction services and the provision of educational materials as well as antiretroviral and methadone therapy to those who need them.
