Efforts to combat HIV must be gender-transformative to address inequalities faced by women and girls in HIV responses and outcomes
Efforts to combat HIV must be gender-transformative to address inequalities faced by women and girls in HIV responses and outcomes
The four-step process includes: 1) establishing a strong, knowledgeable, and multidisciplinary team attuned to the need for a gender assessment, 2) gaining a contextual knowledge of the HIV epidemic, 3) understanding the current response, and 4) assessing this information through a gender-transformative lens in order to drive equitable responses.