This chapter provides an introduction and overview to the NPI Resource Guide.

An article published in Public Library of Science (PLoS)- Medicine by Edward J. Mills, Chris Beyrer, Josephine Birungi, and Mark R. Dybul on engaging men in HIV/AIDS prevention & treatment campaigns.

This is fact sheet published by PEPFAR on addressing gender in HIV/AIDS programming, published in March 2012. The fact sheet provides information on the role of PEPFAR-sponsored programs in fostering gender equality, combating gender-based violence and increasing prevention of mother-to-child transmission, as well as highlights PEPFAR Gender Initiatives and tools and resources to integrate gender into programming.

This chapter introduces tasks to be completed between finalizing your USG award and starting project implementation.

This chapter contains information and a set of assessment activities that can help anorganization inventory and better understand its policies and managerial, financial, and administrative systems.

This chapter, details tasks and regulations involved in administrative management (disbursing USG funds, complying with procurement and developing a travel policy) and technical program management (monitoring and evaluation and knowledge management).

This chapter will cover the USG requirements for final reporting, regulations concerning theuse of assets purchased with USG funds after the award is over, and the documentation you are required to maintain after the award.

This chapter will address important processes and tools that you can use to support thedevelopment of sustainable organizations.

This chapter will help you develop your fundraising strategy by showing you how to research funding opportunities, apply for funding, and design programs and budgets.

This chapter covers general reporting tips and details about the specific reports you are likely to encounter as a PEPFAR partner. The chapter gives several tips to get the most out of the reporting process, outlines key reporting due dates and tips to prepare for special or unanticipated reporting requests.