Funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control-Global AIDS Program, NASTAD's Global

Program increases the capacity of resource-constrained countries to plan, implement and manage HIV prevention and care activities as a response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Relying on NASTAD members' extensive experience in organizational assessment, training, policy and program development, prevention, care, integration of STD and HIV, community planning, voluntary counseling and testing, decentralization, scaling up, capacity-building, fiscal management, stigma/ denial issues, and evaluation, the Global program responds to identified needs and priorities through peer-based technical assistance, delegation visits, and workshops/trainings.

For further information on the NASTAD Global Program country activities, please see the Global Program TA Fact Sheet.

For recent publications, please see the right-hand column “Hot off the Press” for the latest publications from the NASTAD Global Program. The program publishes reports, curriculums, and training manuals.

For specific information on the NASTAD Global Program, country profiles have been developed on past and current activities. Each country profile can be found below.

• Botswana
• Ethiopia
• Haiti
• India
• South Africa
• Zambia