According to the statistics of the National Program to Fight AIDS (PNLS), Cote d’Ivoire recorded more than 8000 deaths of people infected with HIV and 5000 new infections in 2021, as revealed by Dr. Fulgens Ebono last October 20 in Abidjan. In this context, the Ministry of Health and Hygiene and the Communications Management Unit through PNLS, UNAIDS and other actors involved in the fight against HIV have developed a fun digital outreach tool to reach the 3 x 95 goal. (AADS).” AADS is a fun platform of sorts Quiz, which allows you to test and enrich your knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS.This platform also makes it possible to collect data from young people in order to make messages and awareness-raising activities more effective; from prevention. The second edition of the AADS game began on October 20, thus It will end on November 20, 2022 at 11:59 pm The AADS Competition Game Executive Committee will meet on November 24, 2022 to validate the rankings; verify the accuracy of the identity of the winners and deliberate on the final result in the presence of the Commissioner of Justice In the meantime, the awards ceremony will be held on International Day for AIDS on December 1, 2022. To play, it’s simple. All you have to do now is download the “To the Assault of AIDS GP” app or go to Site Register and start playing for free, learn about STDs, HIV and AIDS, and enter to win smartphones. The first edition of AADS was a huge success. For one month, 43,875 participants were enrolled. Tackling AIDS is available in three versions: the “General Edition” which is used in this second edition, the “School Edition” which will be the subject of the next session as the third edition of the AADS game. This session will also be launched with the Ministry of National Education and Literacy through its Department of Exchange and Social Works in Schools (DMOSS), specifically in all colleges and secondary schools in Côte d’Ivoire. Finally, the latest version of the game called “Audio Description” is for dyslexic and non-literate people.
