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<p> </p><p>Women and girls' empowerment lies at the heart of the UK Government's development
agenda. Our approach to addressing the impact of HIV on women and girls and the barriers
to accessing information on sexual and reproductive healthcare is set out in the UK
Government's 2011 HIV Position Paper and the recent review, “Towards Zero Infections-Two
Years On”published in November 2013. For example, we are supporting the generation
of new evidence to improve outcomes for women and girls, including supporting the
development of female initiated HIV prevention technologies, research into how gender
inequality drives epidemics and a particular focus on improving what works for adolescent
girls in Southern Africa in accessing reproductive health needs.</p><p> </p>
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