Title

Meeting the 90-90-90 targets: faster and better

Session Type

Pre-Conference

Venue

Auditorium

Date Time

Sunday 22 July, 09:00 - 18:00

Co-Chairs:

David Barr, Freemont Centre, United States
Peter van Rooijen, ICSS, Netherlands
Lillian Mworeko, International Community of women living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA), Uganda
Nduku Kilonzo, MD, National AIDS Control Council, Kenya
Mark Dybul, MD, Center for Global Health and Policy, Georgetown University, United States

Join us at the Joep Lange Institute pre-conference on 22 July, hosted by Chairs Mark Dybul, Nduku Kilonzo and Lillian Mworeko, where we will challenge and activate you to use your experience and creativity to be smarter, better and more targeted in the HIV response. The global 90-90-90 targets are ambitious, however meeting them is not the end of AIDS. The response needs to be faster and better. We gather key stakeholders to unpack the challenges that threaten a successful and sustainable global HIV response. Our agenda consists of five critical issues, among others how to provide quality treatment for life, the reinvigoration of primary prevention and innovative funding proposals.

Presentations
Map

09:00	Welcome and Introduction Peter van Rooijen, ICSS, Netherlands

09:05	The need for new strategies in the global HIV response: Project overview David Barr, Freemont Centre, United States

09:15	Efforts to Scale Up, Strengthen, and Sustain HIV Responses: Findings and recommendationsOpening by moderator: Michiel Heidenrijk, Joep Lange Institute Michiel Heidenrijk, Joep Lange Institute, Netherlands

09:20	Protecting the quality of HIV treatment scale-up Lillian Mworeko, International Community of women living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA), Uganda

09:30	A commitment to scale up of HIV primary prevention Nduku Kilonzo, MD, National AIDS Control Council, Kenya

09:40	The future of funding the HIV response Mark Dybul, MD, Center for Global Health and Policy, Georgetown University, United States

09:50	Q&A Efforts to Scale Up, Strengthen, and Sustain HIV Responses: Findings and recommendations Moderator: Michiel Heidenrijk, Joep Lange Institute Michiel Heidenrijk, Joep Lange Institute, Netherlands

10:15	Panel: The Global Response Moderators: Wafaa El-Sadr, MD, ICAP, Peter van Rooijen, International Civil Society Support (ICSS) Ambassador Deborah L. Birx, MD, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large & U.S. Special Representative for Global Health Diplomacy, United States Rico Gustav, International Civil Society Support (ICSS), Netherlands Maureen Murenga, Executive Director, Lean on Me Foundation, Kenya Peter Sands, Executive Director, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, Switzerland Michel Sidibé, MD, UNAIDS, Switzerland Soumya Swaminathan, MD, Deputy Director-General, WHO, Switzerland

11:30	Lunch

12:30	A lifetime of Treatment: Challenges to sustainable HIV treatment success Moderator: Alejandra Trossero, UNICEF Wame Mosime, International Treatment Preparedness Coalition, Botswana Francois Venter, MD, University of the Witswatersrand, South Africa Daouda Diouf, ENDA Tiers Monde, Senegal Tsitsi Apollo, MD, Ministry of Health and Child Care, Zimbabwe Meg Doherty, MD, WHO, Switzerland

13:45	Controlling the Epidemic: A renewed commitment to primary prevention Opening by moderator: Geoff Garnett, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

14:35	A Call to Action: Current status of HIV prevention efforts among key populations, young adults and adolescents Chris Beyrer, MD, Johns Hopkins University, United States	Slides

14:45	Measuring HIV incidence among key populations, young adults and adolescents Jessica Justman, MD, ICAP, United States	Slides

14:55	A proposed model of differentiated service delivery for HIV prevention Wanjiru Mukoma, LVCT Health, Kenya	Slides

14:20	A commitment to harm reduction Anna Dovbhak, Eurasian Harm Reduction Association, Lithuania

14:30	Q&A Controlling the Epidemic: A renewed commitment to primary prevention Moderator: Geoff Garnett

15:00	Innovative Financing: what are countries doing now? Opening by moderator: John Simon, Vice-Chair, Global Fund Board

15:05	Implementing insurance schemes in Lagos Oladipupo Fisher, MD, Lagos State AIDS Control Agency, Nigeria

16:00	Planning for transition: the experience in Macedonia Widyastuti Endro, DKI Jakarta Provincial Health Office, Indonesia

16:10	Implementing UHC in Southeast Asia Jonas Bagas, APCASO, Thailand	Slides

16:20	Funding community systems in the Caribbean Carolyn Gomes, Developing Country NGO Delegation to the Global Fund Board, Jamaica	Slides

15:45	Q & A Innovative Financing: what are countries doing now? Moderator: John Simon, Vice-Chair, Global Fund Board

16:45	Closure and Farewell Moderator Michiel Heidenrijk Lillian Mworeko, International Community of women living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA), Uganda Nduku Kilonzo, MD, National AIDS Control Council, Kenya Mark Dybul, MD, Center for Global Health and Policy, Georgetown University, United States

16:15	Reception