The 4C project will improve the health and well-being of orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV and other adversities by supporting systems and structures at country and regional levels for promoting evidence-based interventions to protect against risk, interrupt cycles of vulnerability, and build pathways to resilience leading to an AIDS Free Generation and contributing to overall improvements in quality of life and productivity in vulnerable children and their families. A major part of grant activities will be to generate and disseminate knowledge on issues and best practices. Key responsibilities of the Knowledge Management and Communications Officer include overseeing the knowledge management plan and platform of 4C and ensuring timely dissemination of quality and relevant information from a number of subprojects around the world.