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Featured Satellite Event
Listen Up: What Youth Living with HIV Need To Achieve 90-90-90
Youth are at higher risk of acquiring HIV than adults, and, once infected, have lower rates of accessing treatment, achieving viral suppression, and being retained in care. Achieving the WHO “90-90-90” targets requires engagement of youth living with HIV (YLWH) in effective services. This interactive symposium will review research gaps and priorities in care and treatment for YLWH, along with existing programs and tools targeted toward meeting the needs of YLWH. It will also provide a forum for YLWH to dialogue directly with researchers, program implementers, and policy makers.
Session Room 11
20 July, 18:30 – 20:30
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Session is co-funded by USAID through Project SOAR and Palladium.
Pre-Conference Events
Global Network of People Living With HIV LIVING 2016 Pre-Conference
Session on Treatment Literacy
Chair: Ron MacInnis (Technical Director, Health and HIV, Palladium)
16–17 July
Durban, South Africa
9th International AIDS Economic Network (IAEN) Pre-Conference: Investing in Sustainable Responses to HIV and AIDS
HP+ has three sessions at this pre-conference event:
Reaching 90-90-90: Modeled Uncertainty in the Costs of Scaling Up Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) and Projected Funding Gaps in 97 Countries
Presenter: Cathy Barker
Assessment of the Need for and Related Costs of Human Resources for HIV in Tanzania
Presenter: Cathy Barker
Understanding Needs and Realistic Prospects for Domestic Mobilization to Fund HIV Responses in Uganda and Zambia
Presenter: Thomas Fagan
Suncoast Towers, 20 Battery Beach Road
16 July, 13:00–14:30
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Pre-Conference Plenary: Action + Access: Rights and Demands of Gay and Bisexual Men in the Global HIV Response (MSMGF: Global Forum on MSM & HIV)
The Battle Over Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Is the Global South Truly a Hotbed of Homophobia?
Presenter: Tonia Poteat
Session Room 5
16 July, 08:30–20:00
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Tuesday, July 19
HIV Trends Among Adolescents and Young Adults Ages 15-24 in 23 High-Burden Countries
Presenter: Sara Bowsky
Oral Poster Discussion Session
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number:TUPEC161
Does introduction of PrePex into an existing surgical VMMC program save money?
Presenter: Katharine Kripke
Poster Presentation
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: TUPEE608
Costs and Constraints in Meeting Ambitious Scale-up Targets for Pediatric and Adolescent Antiretroviral Treatment in Kenya
Presenter: Cathy Barker
Poster Presentation
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: TUPEE604
The Cost of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision in South Africa
Presenter: Melissa Schnure
Poster Presentation
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: TUPEE606
Understanding Prospects for Mobilizing Domestic Resources for HIV in Uganda
Presenter: Thomas Fagan
Poster Presentation
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: TUPEE581
Estimating Out-of-Pocket Expenditures Incurred by Clients of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision in South Africa
Presenter: Eurica Palmer
Poster Presentation
19 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: TUPEE607
Wednesday, July 20
Meeting the Reproductive Intentions of PLHIV in Malawi
Presenter: Pierre Dindi
Oral Abstract Presentation
Session Name: Sex Through the Ages
20 July, 16:30–18:00
Session Room 5
Program Number: WEAD0201
Thursday, July 21
Potential Domestic Source Financing for Scaled-Up Antiretroviral Therapy in 97 Countries from 2015 to 2020
Presenter: Cathy Barker
Oral Abstract Presentation
Session Name: Financing the Response to HIV: Show Us the Money
21 July, 11:00–12:30
Session Room 1
Program Number: THAE0104
The Implications of Macroeconomic Stability on Achieving Sustainable, Domestic Financing for HIV in Zambia
Presenter: Thomas Fagan
Oral Abstract Presentation
Session Name: Financing the Response to HIV: Show Us the Money
21 July, 11:00–12:30
Session Room 1
Program Number: THAE0102
System-level Barriers to FP-HIV Integration in Malawi
Presenter: Olive Mtema
Oral Abstract Presentation
Session Name: Connecting the Dots: Towards Seamless Service Integration
21 July, 14:30–16:00
Session Room 2
Program Number: THAE0202
The Importance of Measuring and Addressing Anticipated Stigma and Discrimination: Associations with Seeking General and HIV-specific Health Services Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya
Presenter: Laura Nyblade
Poster Presentation
21 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: THPED411
Modeling Costs and Impacts of Introducing Early Infant Male Circumcision for Long-Term sustainability of the Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Program
Presenter: Peter Stegman
Poster Presentation
21 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: THPEE447
Anticipated and Experienced Violence Among Male and Female Sex Workers in Kenya and Their Relationship to Utilization of General and HIV-specific Health Services
Presenter: Laura Nyblade
Poster Presentation
21 July, 12:30–14:30
Poster exhibition area
Program Number: THPED375
Other Satellite Events
VMMC as Prevention: Maximizing Investments and Sustainability Considerations
This satellite, sponsored by PEPFAR and USAID through the AIDSFree Project, will provide a summary of VMMC and early infant male circumcision (EIMC)-related research findings to be published in July 2016 in two journal collections in PLOS and Global Health: Science and Practice. The PLOS collection, focused on VMMC modeling, was developed in collaboration with USAID, the World Bank, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The Global Health: Science and Practice collection, focused on EIMC, was produced in collaboration with UNICEF. Results with significant policy- and strategy-level consequences for national HIV programs will be highlighted. A moderated panel discussion following the presentation of the research will feature key stakeholders sharing their experiences in scaling up VMMC and their ideas about future directions. Members of the audience will be encouraged to participate actively in the dialogue.
18, July, 10:15–12:15
Session Room 11
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