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World AIDS Day 2017: To continue progress and end the pandemic, we need a systemic approach

After nearly 40 years of battling with the human immunodeficiency virus that leads to AIDS, the battle is not over. Many strides have been taken. Millions of lives are being saved today that...
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For a mother and daughter in Tanzania, a better relationship means a better chance against HIV

At 12 years old, Tumie Shomary faces everyday pre-teen adversities—making good grades, asserting her independence, sharing her challenges. But growing up in Morogoro, a city in eastern...
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In the fight against HIV and AIDS, private-sector partnerships are a powerful tool

When Ebi found out she was HIV-positive, the news was almost too much to bear. Pregnant with her fifth child, she’d only taken the test because of Pact’s PROMOT II project, which had...
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In Swaziland, supporting adolescents and young women is key to HIV prevention

At first, some of them are shy. They look around, waiting to see how much others are willing to share before speaking themselves. But when they break into small groups, they all start to...
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For fisher populations vulnerable to HIV, peer mentors make all the difference

Mason, a divorced, 48-year-old fisherman who was struggling to make a living because of his poor health, had never considered getting tested for HIV. Until he talked to Geofrey Taombe, a...
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Pact shares key learnings at American Evaluation Association Conference

Pact staff from around the world gather in Washington, D.C. this week to present on the breadth of our monitoring and evaluation work at the American Evaluation Association’s 2017 Annual...
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In Nepal, learning from mistakes means lasting roads, less environmental impact

To communities here, it made sense: After Nepal’s massive 2015 earthquakes, countless roads needed repair, so money going toward fixing them should be stretched as far as possible. But...
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Responsible tin offers better business than gold

Shabunda is the second largest territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo's South Kivu province. With a reputation for its rich mineral deposits, the area is also locally believed to...
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Foreign aid & development key to Tennessee's global economy

A lot has been written recently about the economic miracle taking place in Tennessee. Over the last three years, we have seen lower unemployment and higher growth compared to the national...
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America gets back as much as it gives in foreign aid

How much of the United States federal budget goes to foreign aid? When the Kaiser Family Foundation asked that question in a 2015 poll, nearly a fifth of people couldn’t even venture to...
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