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September 9, 2013
Research›Case Studies
Ibyiringiro Project: Restoring Hope 2008-2013
HIV interacts with other drivers of poverty to simultaneously destabilize livelihoods at the household level and social safety nets at the broader community level. Evidence shows...More
July 9, 2012
Research›Papers/Reports
The Faithful House and Uganda's National Campaign
CRS and Maternal Life International/Uganda collaboratively created The Faithful House program (TFH) as a couples-based approach to HIV prevention. TFH is a faith-based, skills-...More
January 18, 2011
Research›Case Studies
The AIDSRelief Zambia Partnership
From 2004 to 2013, the CRS-led AIDSRelief project supported rapid scale up of HIV care and treatment for 700,000 people in ten countries, including Zambia. Sustainability was a...More
July 10, 2012
Research›Case Studies
Getting to Zero
The ambitious UNAIDS goal of “Getting to Zero” cannot be achieved by reaching only half of the population; prevention and treatment must reach both sides of the equation – men and...More
July 10, 2008
Research›Papers/Reports
Maguindanao Tuberculosis Control Project
In an effort to staunch the spread of TB, the World Health Organization set goals to detect tuberculosis cases at a rate of 70 percent and to cure patients at a rate of 85 percent...More
August 26, 2014
Research›Case Studies
HIV Programming Comes of Age
Integrated HIV, food security and livelihoods programming has been an aspiration pursued by NGOs, donors and host-country governments for more than a decade with varying degrees...More
August 10, 2014
Research›Papers/Reports
The Expert Client Model
Through the USAID-funded IMPACT program and with the support of a joint Ministry of Health ART/PMTCT Technical Working Group Task Force, CRS developed and implemented a peer-based...More
July 13, 2011
Tools for Field Staff›Best Practices
Promising Practices III
Progress in the response to HIV is largely due to critical reflection and quality evaluation of what is working. Sharing success stories enables HIV programmers globally to learn...More
July 13, 2009
Tools for Field Staff›Best Practices
Promising Practices for Community Engagement in Tuberculosis Activities
This publication highlights promising practices in increasing case detection and treatment rates as documented in the Maguindanao TB Control Project. It chronicles how community...More
March 13, 2013
Research›Papers/Reports
From Provider-Oriented to Client-Driven Care
This report presents possibly the first comprehensive self-monitoring tool designed for people living with HIV in a resource-limited setting. It provides an opportunity for a...More
