There is increasing recognition that violence against women is a barrier to sexual and reproductive health and rights,
and a cause and consequence of HIV. In this viewpoint, we describe the recently published Action Linking Initiatives onViolence Against Women and HIV Everywhere (ALIV[H]E) framework [1]. The potential of this framework is explored in terms of it contributing to paradigm change to achieve the sexual and reproductive health rights of women experiencing, or living in contexts of, violence and/or HIV. We go on to suggest that a holistic approach to research and evaluation is vital to strengthen learning and expand the evidence base on violence against women and HIV

Community participation in addressing GBV and HIV