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June 10 |
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15:00-17:15 |
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| Opening Ceremony | 
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| Master of Ceremonies: Richard Kamwi, Minister of Health and Social Services, Republic of Namibia Video Address: Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Department of State Thomas Walsh, U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Paul DeLay, The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Rifat Atun, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Kevin Moody, Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (GNP+) H.E. Hifikepunye Pohamba, President of the Republic of Namibia Jimmy Kolker, UNICEF |
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17:30 – 18:30 |
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| Plenary Session: Updates – What’s Happened Since We Last Met? | |
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| Kevin M. De Cock, WHO Zahedul Islam, HIV/AIDS Alliance |
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June 11 |
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8:30-10:00 |
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| Plenary Session: Impact of the Financial Crisis on HIV/AIDS Programming | |
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| Stefano Bertozzi, Mexico’s National Institute of Public Health Programs Paul DeLay, The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Michele Moloney-Kitts, U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Rifat Atun, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Elizabeth Lule, The World Bank |
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10:30-12:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Male Circumcision | |
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| Track Responding to Challenges in HIV Prevention |
450 | Number of Surgeries Required to Achieve Optimal Competency with Male Circumcision:
Findings from a Randomised Trial in Rakai, Uganda Valerian Kiggundu, Rakai Health Sciences Program |
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| 695 | Training and Building Capacity for Male Circumcision Services in Nyanza Province, Kenya Emma Llewellyn, Nyanza Reproductive Health Society |
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| 978 | Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Swaziland: The Testing Dilemma Glenda Stanislaw, The Family Life Association of Swaziland |
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| 1111 | Moving Male Circumcision from Research to Policy and Programme Scale-Up Kim Dickson, WHO |
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| 1822 | Using VCT as an Entry Point for Male Circumcision Information & Education: Data from a Pilot Site in Namibia Didier Kangudie, IntraHealth International |
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14:00-16:00 |
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| Breakout Session: Multiple Concurrent Partnerships | |
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| Track Responding to Challenges in HIV Prevention |
193 | OneLove: A Regional Campaign Addressing Multiple Concurrent Partners (MCP) in Southern Africa Rayhana Rassool, Soul City: IHDC |
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| 764 | Engaging Tanzanian Families and Communities in Prevention of Cross Generation Sex Deo Ng’wananasabi, Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs |
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| 1333 | Not your Typical “B” Messages: Challenging the Social Norms and Perceptions of Multiple Concurrent Partnerships in Mozambique Dvora Joseph, Population Services International |
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| 1635 | Understanding and Addressing Multiple and Concurrent Sexual Partnerships in Lesotho Relebohile Tshehlo, Lesotho National AIDS Commission |
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| 1904 | The Faithful House: A Faith-Based Response to MCP through Marriage Strengthening Workshops Evelyn Akumu, Catholic Relief Services |
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| Measurement of Multiple and Concurrent Partner Efforts: What We Need to Know and What We Need to Learn Marelize Gorgens, The World Bank |
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16:30-18:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Programs Addressing Mobile and Uniform Populations | |
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| Track Responding to Challenges in HIV Prevention |
821 | Looking for a New Route: Results of a Behavioral Survey among Truck Drivers in Angola, 2008 Luis Fernando Martínez, Population Services International |
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| 1127 | Partnerships and Collaboration to Better Address the Needs of Returned Migrants at Plumtree Border Post in Zimbabwe Roy Dhlamini, Population Services International |
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| 1533 | Linking Hard-to-Reach Mobile Populations with HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services Youniter Mutsungah, Family Health International |
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| 2057 | Mobile HIV/AIDS Counseling and Testing to Reach Remotely Stationed Ugandan Police in Their
Workplaces Erasmus Tanga, World Vision Uganda |
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| 2070 | Reducing Women’s Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS: A Case Study Among Migrant Women in Abidjan Zoundi Odile Ouattara, CARE Côte d’Ivoire |
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19:00-20:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Programming in a Financial Crisis | |
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| Track Performance-Based Programming and Systems Strengthening |
This skills building session will provide a short recap of the plenary session; discuss the financial crisis as seen
by donors and countries; and present on reprioritizing, effectiveness, and efficiency Session may also include presentations on: GFATM, PEPFAR perspective, country perspective, and FinCIAT |
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| The Financial Crisis Impact Assessment Tool (FinCIAT) Jonathan Brown, The World Bank |
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| Skills Building on Effectiveness and Efficiency Stefano Bertozzi, National Institutes of Public Health Programs Mexico |
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| Global Fund Rifat Atun, The Global Fund |
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| PEPFAR Costing Efforts and Models John Blandford, U.S. Government (OGAC) |
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June 12 |
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8:30-10:00 |
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| Plenary Session: The Puzzle of Prevention – Putting the Pieces Together | |
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| Marie Laga, Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp James McIntyre, University of the Witwatersrand Peter Cherutich, National AIDS/STD Control Programme, Kenya Portia Ngcaba, Treatment Action Campaign |
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10:30-12:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Managing for Results: Global Fund Performance-Based Funding | |
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| Track Performance-Based Programming and Systems Strengthening |
This session presents how performance-based funding (PBF) works in practice The PBF model is discussed
through Global Fund portfolio analysis and through country experiences of implementation Key messages include: PBF model improves country ownership and provides an incentive to improve management both for programs that are performing well and showing results, and for programs that need system strengthening in order to perform better |
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| 1084 | Performance-Based Financing: An Impact Evaluation on Prevention and Care and Treatment Activities Anthony Tanoh, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation |
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| Global Fund Experience: Promoting Managing for Results Musoke Jackson Sempala, Global Fund |
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| Implementing Performance-Based Funding in the Rwandan National HIV Program Louis Rusa, Ministry of Health, Rwanda |
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| Managing for Results: Ethiopian Experience Meskele Lera, Federal HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office |
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14:00-16:00 |
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| Breakout Session: Best Practices in Developing and Transitioning Programs to Local Partners | |
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| Track Performance-Based Programming and Systems Strengthening |
81 | The Power of Namibia’s Churches: Demonstrating a Sustainable Model of OVC Care Lucy Steinitz, Family Health International |
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| 226 | Transitioning to Local Partners in South Africa Strengthening Ruth Stark, Catholic Relief Services |
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| 699 | Indicators of Success Among NGO’s: a Call for Action for Donors and Partners Michelle Schaan, AED |
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| 1790 | Best Practices in Transitioning Programs to Local Partners: The Case of NOPE Peter Mwarogo, Family Health International |
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16:30-18:30 |
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| Breakout Session: HIV Drug Resistance Surveillance: What do We Need to Know | |
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| Track Evolving Challenges in Treatment, Laboratory, Care and Support Services |
1115 | Assessment of Early Warning Indicators for HIV Drug Resistance Resulting from ART Programmatic
Factors at Select Sites in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, 2008 Alexandre Ekra, U.S. Government (CDC) |
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| 1391 | Using HIV Drug Resistance Monitoring Systems to Increase Quality of ART Services in Malawi Sara Hersey, U.S. Government (CDC Malawi) |
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| 1997 | Using the ART Dispensing Tool to Monitor HIV Drug-Resistance Indicators Dawn Pereko, Management Science for Heal |
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| WHO HIV Drug Resistance Marco Vitoria, WHO |
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| HIV Drug Resistance Catherine Godfrey, U.S.Government (CDC/NIH) |
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June 13 |
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8:30-10:00 |
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| Plenary Session: Scaling Up Systems for Health | |
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| Rifat Atun, The Global Fund Jean Pape, GHESKIO Centers Haiti Positive Synergies between Global Health Initiatives and Building Health Systems Badara Samb, WHO |
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10:30-12:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Human Resource Capacity Planning and Development | |
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| Track Performance-Based Programming and Systems Strengthening |
236 | An Innovative Approach to National Scale-Up of Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Ethiopia Asaminew Girma, MSH |
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| 1247 | Institutionalizing the MIPA (Meaningful Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS) Principle:
Results of the National Expert Client Program in Swaziland Xoliswa Keke, Columbia University ICAP |
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| 1627 | Training Nurses, A Sustainable Strategy To Overcome The Imbalance In HIV/AIDS Service Provision Rose Nazziwa, Reach Out Mbuya |
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| 1865 | Using Disease Specific Funds to Tackle the HRH Dilemma: Example of a Broad Approach in
Central Mozambique James Pfeiffer, Health Alliance International |
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| 1884 | Implementation of Task Shifting at IHVN Supported Sites in Nigeria Asabe Gomwalk, Institute of Human Virology |
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14:00-16:00 |
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| Breakout Session: Programs Addressing the Use of Combination Prevention Approach | |
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| Track Responding to Challenges in HIV Prevention |
649 | Scaling Up Rural HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services in India to 195 Districts Using a
Community-Based Link Worker Model Parinita Bhattacharjee, KHPT |
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| 942 | The Namibian HIV Prevention Consultation: Refocusing Namibia’s Prevention Response Norbet Forster, Ministry of Health and Social Services Namibia |
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| 1167 | A Systematic Analysis of Four Promising Approaches to Combination HIV Prevention Programming Sharon Stash, John Snow, Inc. |
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| 1829 | LifeWorks: Living Wages for HIV Prevention Chris Degnan, Family Health International |
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16:30-18:30 |
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| Breakout Session: Men, Money and Primary Prevention of HIV in Women | |
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| Track Women and Children |
962 | Male Partner Testing at Maternity Wards: A Window of Opportunity for Strengthening Men’s Participation in PMTCT, Experience from a Regional Hospital Yimenu Wondale, Columbia University ICAP |
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| 964 | If They Know How to Talk about Them, They Will Use Them: Determinants of Condom Use among
Women in Mozambique Filipe Bila, Population Services International Mozambique |
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| 1271 | Encouraging Male Involvement in PMTCT: New Approaches in One District of Lesotho Mafusi Mokone, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation |
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| 1281 | Using Microcredit to Reduce Sexual Risk Behavior among Young Women in Namibia: Baseline
Evaluation Results from Caprivi & Kavango Regions Andrea Cooper, Project Hope |
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| 1321 | Uptake of HIV Testing of Pregnant Women and their Male Partners in Prevention of Mother-To-Child
HIV Transmission Program in Rwanda – January 2005-November 2008 Elevanie Nyankesha, TRACplus |
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June 14 |
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9:15-11:00 |
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11:00-12:00 |
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| Closing | |
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