The EPICS program provides students the opportunity to gain experience through project-based learning and collaboration with U.S. counterparts, helping produce graduates who can lead inclusive, technology-based growth in Vietnam, a core BUILD-IT goal.
Promoting the HIV-related goods and services sector as a potential business opportunity is helping generate a vibrant market for HIV goods and services led by and targeted towards those most at risk of HIV.
The USAID Improving Access, Curriculum and Teaching in Medical Education and Emerging Diseases (IMPACT-MED) Alliance works to revamp medical education curricula and teaching approaches in Vietnam to produce graduates able to address current and future health challenges.
Leading an effective and efficient HIV response requires timely and accurate case reporting data. The C03 system’s easy-to-use dashboard serves as a powerful tool to monitor and respond to changes in the country’s epidemic.
Social health insurance (SHI) has played a key role in the successful transition of Vietnam’s HIV response from the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to local support. As local governments, organizations and people living with HIV assume greater responsibility paying for HIV services, improving SHI and HIV service efficiency are vital.
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