What we do
The spread and impact of HIV will only be stopped through a relentless focus on, and inclusion of, the populations most affected.
Bridging the Gaps was a strategic partnership with and funded by
Our work
Bridging the Gaps collaborates with over 80 partner organisations led by and working for sex workers, people who use drugs and LGBT people. Together, we work to strengthen civil society, advocate for their human rights and improve the provision of HIV services in sixteen countries across three regions:
- Sub-Saharan Africa: Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe
- Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Vietnam
- Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Ukraine
See our World Map below for an overview of the countries where we work and our activities and partners there.
World Map
Our intervention strategies
At the national level, many of our in-country partners work to deliver inclusive, rights-based and gender-sensitive health and other services that address the needs of key populations.
Policy changes are greatly needed to ensure access to HIV services for key populations. That is why Bridging the Gaps partners jointly implement advocacy activities on global and regional levels.
In-country partners work to hold their governments accountable for the fulfilment of key populations’ rights, while they also fuel, inform and guide our global and regional advocacy efforts. Bridging the Gaps also works with community-led organisations and networks on community development. We ensure that key population communities are organised and strengthened through partnerships, as well as aware of their rights.
You can read more about our global advocacy work here.
Our intervention strategies
At the national level, many of our in-country partners work to deliver inclusive, rights-based and gender-sensitive health and other services that address the needs of key populations.
Policy changes are greatly needed to ensure access to HIV services for key populations. That is why Bridging the Gaps partners jointly implement advocacy activities on global and regional levels.
In-country partners work to hold their governments accountable for the fulfilment of key populations’ rights, while they also fuel, inform and guide our global and regional advocacy efforts. Bridging the Gaps also works with community-led organisations and networks on community development. We ensure that key population communities are organised and strengthened through partnerships, as well as aware of their rights.
You can read more about our global advocacy work here.