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Conceptualizing Community Mobilization for HIV Prevention: Implications for HIV Prevention Programming in the African Context
INTRODUCTION: Community mobilizing strategies are essential to health promotion and uptake of HIV prevention. However, there has been little conceptual work conducted to establish the core components of community mobilization, which are needed to guide HIV prevention programming and evaluation. OBJE
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