Title

Lost in transition: Challenges in domestic financing for HIV and human rights

Code

TUAD03

Session Type

Oral Abstract Session Track D – Social and political research, law, policy and human rights

Venue

E105-108

Date Time

Tuesday 24 July, 14:30 - 16:00

Co-Chairs:

Mike Podmore, STOPAIDS, United Kingdom
Celestine Mugambi, National AIDS Control Council (NACC) Kenya, Kenya

14:30 TUAD0301	How loss of PEPFAR support for outreach puts the 90-90-90 targets at risk: Results from a mixed methods evaluation in Kenya and Uganda Henry Zakumumpa, Makerere University, Uganda	Abstract Slides

14:45 TUAD0302	What shall be done if donor funding to fight HIV drastically decreases. Transition to sustainable funding of social care services for PLHIV through regional budgets in Ukraine Iryna Kovalchuk, All-Ukrainian Network of PLWH, Ukraine	Abstract Slides

15:00 TUAD0303	Development of impactful advocacy arguments for domestic investments in HIV response among key population: Experience from EECA region Ivan Varentsov, Eurasian Harm Reduction Association, Lithuania	Abstract Slides

15:15 TUAD0304	Challenges in implementing domestic funding policies for HIV prevention for key populations Rifat Rahman, Raks Thai Foundation, Thailand	Abstract Slides

15:30 TUAD0305	Assessing and overcoming human rights-related barriers to HIV in 20 countries Ralf Jürgens, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, Switzerland	Abstract Slides

15:45 TUAD0308LB	To give birth and die: The needs of HIV-positive mothers for retention in longer-term HIV care and treatment in Russia Elena Shastina, The Association 'E.V.A.', Russian Federation	Abstract Slides