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GROUP: PREVENTION. Chairman: Anne Fiedler Akia Secretary: Edward Zzimbe Facilitator: Rosemary Kindyomunda. Goal: Reduce HIV prevalence by 25%. (Need for Strategic guidance for HIV/AIDS prevention generally: To fill gaps in the evidence base)
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GROUP: PREVENTION Chairman: Anne Fiedler Akia Secretary: Edward Zzimbe Facilitator: Rosemary Kindyomunda
Goal: Reduce HIV prevalence by 25% • (Need for Strategic guidance for HIV/AIDS prevention generally: To fill gaps in the evidence base) • Out put 1.1: Comprehensive Standardised Targeted BCC strategy for promoting preventive HIV/AIDS Behavior implemented • Validation: Consensus was achieved • 1.1.1 Action Area: To analyse and standardise the evidence base and effectiveness of current and new intervention • - Lead Actors: UAC, Line Ministries
Reduce prevalence by 25% • 1.1.2 Develop and operationalise a comprehensive, unified BCC strategy. (Standardised strategies for A, B, C and beyond) • M + E Component – Standardised indicators • Quality control – Best practices in development, and implementation • Lead Actors: UAC, MOH, MOES, MOGLSD, UNAIDS (Technical Support) , Stakeholder Participation
Reduce HIV/AIDS • 1.1.3 Design and Implement BCC activities targeting specific groups and situations • Couple Discordance • Fishing Communities • Boys and Men • In and out of school youth • Transport Communities • Families/Couples • Condom social marketing • All coordinated by SCE’s
Reduce HIV/AIDS Prevalence by 25% • 1.2 Condom Quality, Utilisation and Access and on effective condom use enhanced • Lead Actors: UNFPA, MOH • 1.2.1 Conduct a study on strengthening national condom procurement and distribution systems • Distribution, Procurement, Quality Control • 1.2.2 Conduct KABP study on condom use • 1.2.3 Develop and manage a multi-stakeholder procurement and distribution plan for HIV/AIDS commodities including condoms and VCT supplies
Reducing HIV/AIDS prevalence by 25% • 1.3 Extension of VCT services to include HBCT and to all Health Centre III’s • 1.3.1 Build Human Resource Capacity for VCT • Recruit & Train Health workers (up to HC III) • Peer educators, nurses in Schools, Community Counsellors • 1.3.2 Integrate VCT in all health care services (PMTCT, Family Planning, TB, STI etc.) • 1.3.3 Develop a standardised and comprehensive VCT package. • Post test protocols for both negative and positive tests • Psychosocial services
Reducing HIV/AIDS prevalence by 25% • 1.3.3 Develop new and innovative methods of increasing VCT and PMTC uptake • Target Males • Youth friendly services • Media – Communicating Benefits • Fight stigma