Achieving the UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets requires new and innovative ways of implementing programmes, particularly around gender-related issues. Programmes focused entirely on women and girls, in particular cis-women, are not taking into consideration women in all their diversity and nor are they exploring ways to sensitize men and boys. How can data-driven gender-transformative approaches strengthen HIV programming with and for women and girls in all their diversity, actively challenge gender norms and address power inequalities between different genders? Integrating gender-transformative approaches into implementation science studies will be critical for analysing innovations and identifying best practices in various settings. Join us for an interactive session that explores how to use study data and gender analysis to improve HIV programming, outlines strategies to integrate gender considerations in implementation science, and provides new evidence-based success stories from gender-transformative interventions.

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