Under the Global Coalition on Women and AIDS (GCWA), IPPF, together with UNFPA and Young Positives, are developing 20 country Report Cards to strengthen HIV Prevention strategies for girls and young women. 

Each Report Card provides a country profile, information on HIV prevention from the legal, policy, service availability and accessibility, rights and participation perspectives and includes quotes and issues raised by young women and girls of the country.

They also discuss key social and cultural issues, including the role of men and boys in HIV prevention. These form the basis for a series of recommendations aimed at increasing and improving the programmatic, policy and funding actions taken on HIV prevention for young women and girls, targeting national, regional and international decision makers.   

	Cambodia - HIV Prevention Report Card Khmer version “Before the doctor used to be very friendly…but later they didn’t welcome me…after they found out I have HIV”
	Cameroon - Prevention Report Card French version "If a rich man parks a Mercedes car, whether he's infected or not, we don't care. All we want is money."
	China - HIV Prevention Report Card 报告卡少女和青年妇女的艾滋病预防  Chinese language version “In our village, we do not know anything about HIV and AIDS.”
	Ethiopia - HIV Prevention Report Card HIV Prevention for young women and girls. “We have not had lessons on HIV in our school. In our biology class, we have been taught about the menstrual cycle and our anatomy, but very little on HIV.“
	India - HIV Prevention Report Card Hindi version "My husband refuses to use condoms as he thinks that condoms are for unmarried people."
	Jamaica - HIV Prevention Report Card “Younger women are turning to (unprotected) anal intercourse as a prevention from pregnancy and to protect their virginity”
	Kenya - HIV Prevention Report Card “Access to services for HIV positive young girls and young women might be harder, mainly as a result of stigma, but this is fast changing.”
	Malawi - Prevention Report Card “When a girl is found with a condom, she is thought as a prostitute. A boy found with condom is regarded to be a clever boy.”
	Mozambique - HIV Prevention Report Card Portugese version “If my father tells me that it is good to use these services, I will want to go there”
	Nepal - HIV Prevention Report Card “If I go and talk about SRH issues in my community not a single bone of mine will be left unbroken. Boys need to become conscious for their own safety as well as for supporting girls.”
	Nigeria - Prevention Report Card “It is the males that have the power to dictate what happens in relationships”
	Papua New Guinea - Prevention Report Card “Many girls and young women are more concerned about what they think people would say about them than taking measures to avoid HIV.”
	Philipines - HIV Prevention Report Card Tagalog version “Police arrest us whenever they feel like making a few bucks” (sex worker)
	Serbia - HIV Prevention Report Card “Young people do not know how to put a condom on let alone get proper education about HIV/AIDS and sexual health. This needs to change.”
	Sudan - HIV Prevention Report Card “Girls are the weak part of the sexual relationship but in the AIDS era they have learnt how to protect themselves and boys accept the protection if it is offered in a nice way.”
	Swaziland - HIV Prevention Report Card “Young people need to be more organized in order to be encouraged to get involved and participate in HIV prevention in their communities so that they can help each other.”
	Thailand - HIV Prevention Report Card “The health professionals are not willing to provide services to ethnic people”
	Uganda - HIV Prevention Report Card Luganda version “I was in a forum for young people and one presenter said don’t use condoms and another presenter said use condoms.”