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This session will explore the risks and opportunities for the AIDS response of an integrated global health and development agenda. The intersections between vulnerability to HIV, poverty, inequalities and social exclusion provide important opportunities to integrate HIV responses within broader health and development efforts, and to advance the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development. At the same time, efforts to reach the US$26 billion of investment needed by 2020 to make the Fast-Track targets a reality are clearly off track, and the world is faced with shrinking space for civil society, reduced funding for human rights, and an increasingly challenging political and social space. This session will be a debate where one side will argue that the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs are crucial to ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, and the other side argues that the 2030 Agenda has deprioritized AIDS, which has resulted in challenges for the global AIDS response.

14:30
TUSY0701
Introduction
Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States
14:37
TUSY0702
Experiences from India on using the 2030 Agenda to strengthen the HIV response
J.V.R Prasada Rao, United Nations, India
14:42
TUSY0703
Introduction first opposing team member
Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States
14:43
TUSY0704
Experiences from Ukraine (and the EECA region) on the challenges of using the 2030 Agenda to strengthen the HIV response.
Volodymyr Kurpita, Centre for Public Health, Ministry of Health, Ukraine
14:48
TUSY0705
Introduction of second affirmative team member
Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States
14:49
TUSY0706
Learning from our history to build the future of the HIV response
Michael H. Merson, Duke University, United States
14:54
TUSY0707
Introduction of second opposing team member
Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States
14:55
TUSY0708
Civil society perspective on declining donor funding for AIDS
Christine Stegling, International HIV/AIDS Alliance, United Kingdom
15:00
TUSY0714
Voting by the audience
15:03
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Closing statement of the affirmative team
Michael H. Merson, Duke University, United States
15:09
TUSY0709
Moderated Q&A with audience
15:39
TUSY0710
Rebuttal of the opposing team
Volodymyr Kurpita, Centre for Public Health, Ministry of Health, Ukraine
15:45
TUSY0712
Closing statement of the opposing team
Christine Stegling, International HIV/AIDS Alliance, United Kingdom
15:51
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Rebuttal of the affirmative team
Prasada JVR Rao, Global Commission on HIV and the Law, India
15:57
TUSY0715
Summary and wrap up
Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States
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