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Title
Combination prevention for adolescents in eastern and southern Africa – evidence from the Evidence for HIV prevention in Southern Africa (EHPSA) programme
Code
MOSA32
Session Type
Non-Commercial Satellite
Venue
Hall 10
Date Time
Monday 23 July, 08:00 - 10:00
Organizer:
Evidence for HIV prevention in Southern Africa (EHPSA) programme (UKaid funded programme managed by Mott MacDonald)

8:00 Introduction and welcome, UNAIDS RST, ESA 8:15 PrEP, gender-based violence and adolescent combination prevention in South Africa and Tanzania, Dr Sinead Delany Moretlwe, Research Director Wits RHI 8:30 Universal test and treat in a community-based combination prevention programme in Zambia and South Africa (HPTN 071), Graham Hodinott, Desmond Tutu Centre, Stellenbosch University 8:45 Socio-economic drivers of vulnerability in HIV-positive youth in South Africa, Prof Lucie Cluver, University of Oxford 9:00 Youth-friendly health services, cash transfers and empowerment in Malawi and South Africa, Dr Nora Rosenberg UNC Gillings School of Global Health and Laura Myers, Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation 9:15 Adolescent and HIV, World Bank evaluations, Marelize Gorgens, Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, World Bank 9:30 Q&A 9:55 Summing up, Dr Charlotte Watts, Chief Scientific Adviser DFID

08:00
 Introduction and welcome
Catherine Sozi, UNAIDS, South Africa
08:15
 Film
08:20
 PrEP, gender-based violence and adolescent combination prevention in South Africa and Tanzania
08:18
 PrEP, gender-based violence and adolescent combination prevention in South Africa and Tanzania
Sinead Delany-Moretlwe, Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute (WRHI), South Africa
Slides
08:33
 Universal test and treat in a community-based combination prevention programme in Zambia and South Africa (HPTN 071)
Gaeme Hoddinott, Desmond Tutu TB Centre, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
08:48
 Socio-economic drivers of vulnerability in HIV-positive youth in South Africa
Lucie Cluver, Oxford University, United Kingdom
Dr. Elona Toska, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Lesley Gittings, AIDS and Society Research Unit, University of Cape Town, South Africa
09:20
 Youth-friendly health services, cash transfers and empowerment, in Malawi and South Africa
09:03
 Youth-friendly health services, cash transfers and empowerment, in Malawi and South Africa
Nora Rosenberg, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States
09:18
 Adolescents, HIV and UHC: World Bank co-financed impact evaluations
Marelize Gorgens, World Bank, United States
Slides
09:33
 Q&A
09:58
 Summing up
Charlotte Watts, DFID, United Kingdom