The USAID Sustainable HIV Response from Technical Assistance (SHIFT) project is helping achieve HIV epidemic control while transitioning a sustainable HIV response to local ownership in Vietnam. The project works to strengthen local capacity across the continuum of HIV services, from outreach and prevention; to HIV testing and case finding; to HIV treatment, retention, and viral suppression. USAID SHIFT also fortifies the capacity of Vietnam’s health and information systems to monitor the HIV epidemic and sustainably finance the HIV response in assigned geographic areas. The project differs from preceding USAID-funded HIV programs in Vietnam by providing demand-driven technical assistance (TA) through a TA Marketplace.

This ICT tool will assist with:

1) Channels the entry sources of KP reached online via Reach 4.0 channels or offline via EOA community based supporters or facility-based initiated health staff

2) KP sub-group segregation and assessment of HIV related risk behaviors using virtual formative questionnaires completed by a CBS (Community Based Supporter) or self-respondent by individual client

3) Assessment of service needs and service options for client’s choices of registration and appointments

4) Provision of useful information and IEC messages regarding their HIV status

5) Realtime management of CoPC cascade data for redirection and improvement of the interventions