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Request for Applications for Priorities for Local AIDS Control Efforts (PLACE) in Uganda

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MEASURE Evaluation seeks an organisation to implement the Priorities for Local AIDS Control Efforts (PLACE) protocol in up to 20 districts in Uganda. The overall aim of PLACE Uganda is to increase local and district-level capacity in Uganda to deliver and monitor effective prevention programmes among most-at-risk populations, with the understanding that prevention among these populations should lead to reduced incidence in the general population. Implementation of the PLACE method in Uganda will address the need for more evidence-based HIV prevention among those most at risk of acquiring and transmitting infection. PLACE is an upstream method in that it tries to prevent transmission among the group with the highest rates of new sexual partnerships. The PLACE approach is intended to empower district level HIV prevention and allows for local creativity and problem solving.

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Organisations wishing to implement PLACE in Uganda must submit an application that describes their technical,  organisational, and logistical capacity to do so. The proposal should be no more than 10 pages, 1.5 spaced with 1 inch margins and 11 point Arial font. Curriculum vitae and the budget will not count against page limits.

 

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Email from MEASURE Evaluation to The Communication Initiative on December 17 2012 and MEASURE Evaluation website on December 21 2012.