From crisis to fight back: Assessing national progress on HIV prevention from the perspective of civil society
Thursday, January 28, 2021
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SA08
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12:15 PM
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1:45 PM
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From crisis to fight back: Assessing national progress on HIV prevention from the perspective of civil society
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Satellite Channel 4
In 2017 the Global Prevention Coalition endorsed the HIV Prevention 2020 Road Map, which committed countries to achieving key milestones outlined in a 10-point action plan. Communities most affected by HIV - including sex workers, men who have sex with men and other gay men, transgender people, people who drugs and people living with HIV - were concerned that the milestones and indicators outlined in the Road Map did not capture their lived or political realities. Because of this, advocates worked together to develop a series of shadow reports, designed to track progress from their own perspectives. The latest versions of these shadow reports were published in December 2020. Plans for the Coalition's new Road Map are now in the pipeline. This new strategy will guide national and global action on HIV prevention until 2025. Join us at this Satellite event to discuss what the Coalition has achieved and how it can rethink the indicators and research methods it uses to track progress against the new Road Map.
12:15 PM
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SA08.01
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Introduction and Welcome
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12:20 PM
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HIV Prevention Shadow Reports 2020: What do they tell us?
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12:30 PM
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SA08.03
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Panel Discussion: From Failure to Fight back: How do we do things differently and generate greater accountability on HIV prevention?
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1:20 PM
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SA08.04
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Moderated Q+A with audience
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1:35 PM
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SA08.05
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Closing remarks
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