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Summarizes PrEP results as of May 2026, including oral PrEP since 2019 and subsequent rollouts of CAB-PrEP and DVR-PrEP. 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with Cabotegravir-LA(CAB-LA)  \nwebinar on Demystifying Lenacapavir for HIV Prevention:Global Evidence and EarlyImplementation Lessons on 25 June 2026 Organized by SEARO  \nPresented by Dr.BORA NgauvDeputy Director of NCHADS  \nPrEP  \nPAGE|1  \nJune 25,2026  \nContent  \n1.HIV Response in Cambodia and the case for PrEP  \n2.Result of PrEP implementation as of May 2026  \n3.Cambodia's Experience with Cabotegravir-LA (CAB-LA)  \n4.Roadmap for LEN PrEP Introduction:A Strategic Game Changer  \n# HIV RESPONSEIN CAMBODIAANDTHE CASE FOR PREP\n\n·Gambodia has achieved major success in its HIV response,becoming the first country inAsia-Pacific to reach the 95-95-95 targets.  \n·The country has nearly universal treatment coverage,with almost all diagnosed peopleon ART and about 98%achieving viral suppression.  \n·It has also reduced newHIVinfections by over 90%since the 1990s,driven by strongprevention and community-based programs.  \n·However,while Cambodia has made significant achievements,new HIV infections remaindisproportionately high among young key populations aged 15-24 years,highlighting theneed for continued efforts to sustain progress toward ending ADS as a public healththreat.  \n# EVOLUTON CF PREPIMPLEMENTATION\n\nPHASE 1:INTRODUCTIONPHASE 2:EXPANSIONPHASE 3:INNOVATION&SCALE-UPStart Oral PrEPScale Services·Reach CommunitiesIntroduce New Options·Expand Access201920202021202220232024202520262027  \n·Oral PrEP  \n·+5new health·Expanded to·+7 health·10 health facilities·+4 CBO PrEP·CAB-PrEP launched·Oral PrEP:·+25 newapproved by MoHfacility sites3 additional sites(May)facility sites+9CBO sitesDIC sites(4 sites→+7 sites)+34 facilitiesfacility sitespost-COVID&6 CBO DICs  \n·Phnom Penh,launched:Battambang,·CBO PrEP·First 3·PrEP drop-out·DVR feasibility &·DVR-PrEP·ContinueChhouk Sar ClinicBanteay Mean Chey,SOP approvedCBO PrEP DICsstudyacceptabilityintroducedCAB-PrEP&expanded to(Phnom Penh)&Siem Reap·Real-timeestablishedstudy among(4 sites)DVR-PrEP8 provinceswomen at risk(8 sites each)scale-upRHAC Clinicprovincesdata trackerfeasibility study·59 sites total(Siem Reap)developedamong key·SOPs for(38 health facilities·TelePrEP &·LaunchJuly 2019)populationsCAB-PrEP&21 CBO DICs)MobilePrEPLEN PrEP&DVR-PrEPintroduced  \n·CAB&DVR  \n·CAB-LA  \n·Prepare for LEN:SOP,drug supply,demand creation,training curriculumMILESTONEMILESTONEMILESTONE·Start Oral PrEPStart CBO PrEPStart CAB+DVR2019-20212022-20242025-2027ORAL PrEPCOMMUNITY DELIVERYLONG-ACTING OPTIONS  \n# PREP SERVICES IN CAMBODA,Q2(MAY)-2026\n\nCambodia has made significantstrides in HIV prevention throughthe national rollout of pre-exposureprophylaxis(PrEP),most recentlywith the introduction of CAB-PrEPand DVR-PrEP.  \nThis marks a major milestone in thecountry's HIV response,complementing the existing oralPrEP services that have beenavailable since 2019.  \n■PrEP Provinces(17)  \nFacility PrEP(38)  \n● CBO PrEP(24)  \n■CAB PrEP(14)  \n# PREP UPTAKE-ALL SITES 2022-2026(Q2-MAY)\n\n70,000  \n60,000  \n50,000  \n40,000  \n30,000  \n20,000  \n10,000  \nTotal Ever on PrEPDisaggregation-by KPKP/HIV+PWD/PWUDPartner  \n0%PAGE|6  \nPrEP_NEW(Facility)PrEP_NEW(CBO)—PrEP_Continuation(Facility)—PrEP_Continuation(CBO)  \n# Oral PrEP RETENTION RATE AS CF 2025\n\nRETENTION RATE  \n60.0%  \n50.0%  \n40.0%  \n30.0%  \n20.0%  \n10.0%  \n0.0%  \n6 MONTHS9 MONTHS12 MONTHS>12 MONTHS  \nRecommendation  \n# LONG-ACTI NG PREP ROADMAPIN CAMBODIA\n\nassessment  \n# PATH TOLAUNCHING CAB-PrEP\n\nA SIMPLE 6-STEP ROADMAP FOR CAMBODIA  \n01PREPARATION  \n02PHASEDIMPLEMENTATIONSTRATEGY  \n04SERVICEDELIVERY  \n05COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT&DEMAND CREATION  \n06MONITORING&COORDINATION  \n03PRIORITIZEDTARGETPOPULATION  \n·Use DHIS2 forreal-time datatracking  \n● WHO recommended  \n·Phase 1:Four sites in PNP  \n·Integration withexisting facility-base oral PrEPservice  \n·Integration withexisting oral PrEPservice  \n● MSM  \n·Conduct CABacceptability study  \n● TGW  \n·Phase 2:Expand to sevenadditional sites in PNP  \n·FE","cbCaitXIsTmEw8Yu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitXIsTmEw8Yu","pdf",972846,17,"English","# HIV RESPONSE IN CAMBODIA AND THE CASE FOR PREP\n# EVOLUTON CF PREP IMPLEMENTATION\n## PHASE 1: INTRODUCTION\n## PHASE 2: EXPANSION\n## PHASE 3: INNOVATION & SCALE-UP\n# PREP SERVICES IN CAMBODA, Q2 (MAY) - 2026\n# PREP UPTAKE - ALL SITES 2022 - 2026 (Q2 - MAY)\n# Oral PrEP RETENTION RATE AS OF 2025\n# LONG-ACTING PREP ROADMAP IN CAMBODIA\n## A SIMPLE 6-STEP ROADMAP FOR CAMBODIA","[{\"question\":\"Why is PrEP needed in Cambodia despite major HIV response achievements?\",\"answer\":\"Cambodia has reached major success toward 95-95-95 and reduced new infections, but new HIV infections remain disproportionately high among young key populations aged 15–24, requiring continued prevention efforts.\"},{\"question\":\"What PrEP modalities are included in Cambodia’s implementation by 2026?\",\"answer\":\"The rollout includes oral PrEP available since 2019, and later introduction of CAB-PrEP and 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