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This publication documents the experience of the world's largest international HIV/AIDS prevention project, which was implemented by FHI and its partners in 45 countries. It describes lessons learned during AIDSCAP, with examples and project profiles, in 10 technical and programmatic areas: behavior change communication, improving prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, prevention marketing, policy development, behavioral research, evaluation, gender and HIV/AIDS, management, AIDS care and support, and cross-border interventions. Table of Contents 1. Behavior Change Communication: From Individual to Societal Change 2. Improving STD Prevention and Treatment 3. Prevention Marketing: Condoms and Beyond 4. Policy Development and HIV/AIDS Prevention: Creating a Supportive Environment for Behavior Change 5. Behavioral Research: Using Results to Design Behavior Change Interventions 6. Evaluating HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs: Developing New Tools for Meaningful Measurement 7. Women, Men and HIV/AIDS: Building Gender-Sensitive Programs 8. Managing HIV/AIDS Programs and Building Capacity to Sustain Prevention Efforts 9. Prevention and Care: Mutually Reinforcing Approaches 10. Crossing Borders: Reaching Mobile Populations at Risk Partners and Acronyms (See Below) Partners: Family Health International implemented the AIDSCAP Project in collaboration with: The Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco Acronyms
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