Building on lessons learned and achievements, SFH will continue to strengthen its capacity to improve current program performance, explore new programs as well as opportunities to build alliances with non-traditional partners and stakeholders.
- Contribution to and implementation of the Integrated Bio Behavioral Surveillance Study (IBBSS) to determine size estimates and HIV prevalence and related services among key populations;
- Undertake an analysis of PrEP program data to understand the dynamics around retention, individual and structural barriers and true loss to follow up;
- Ensure improved results for key populations in particular those related to linkage to care and broaden wider participations by key populations;
- Explore innovative ways of engaging vulnerable adolescents and young people to achieve lasting impact in education and health outcomes;
- Broaden collaborative partnerships with local private sectors and other non-traditional development partners;
- In line with the organizational strategic plan, improve organizational capacity for change: increasing change capacity and avoiding change overload through resiliency building;
- Expand our collaboration with academia to jointly define, connect and share new knowledge with local and international partners.
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