United Nations Population Fund

Connecting Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV

Navigating the work in progress
Publication Date: 2014
Author: UNFPA, WHO, IPPF

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In order to gain an understanding of the effectiveness, optimal circumstances, good practices and potential trends for strengthening SRH and HIV integrated services, the IAWG discusses issues, identifies gaps and shares results on research projects that the group members have undertaken. 

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