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This community-led quantitative and qualitative research conducted by “Positive women” highlights the situation and needs of women living with HIV during the war in Ukraine and offers key recommendations to improve access to essential services and to creating a supportive environment for HIV-positive women. The questionnaire that was used can be found at the end of the report.

This Frontline AIDS evidence brief sets out, for the first time, a clear framework demonstrating the effects of the climate crisis on HIV. Alongside the framework, there are case studies from community-based partners: Alive Medical Services, Zvandiri, and MENAHRA.

This 2023 NGO Report builds on the 2018 NGO Report titled People on the move. It is intended to be a user-friendly document which, among other things, expands our understanding of humanitarian emergencies and contributes to the development of a minimum package of services for people living with HIV during humanitarian emergencies.

The study explores the impact of political instability in Cameroon's North and Southwest Regions on HIV/AIDS response efforts. Through interviews with frontline healthcare providers, six key challenges were identified: access to healthcare services, continuity of treatment, risk of new infections, socioeconomic impacts, effects on healthcare workers' well-being, and coping mechanisms. The findings highlight the need for coordinated efforts to strengthen the health sector, decentralize HIV care, improve supply chains, and protect healthcare workers to mitigate the crisis's impact on HIV/AIDS response and overall health services.

Research about the challenges and problems, the experience of crossing the border, and of integration and socialization in new conditions for forcibly displaced Ukrainians LGBTQI+ conducted by “Gender Stream”.