Children and aids newsletter
Annex 3: List of Participants
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Annex 3: List of ParticipantsTerhi AALTONEN Timur ABDULLAEV UNAIDS NGO "ISHONCH VA HAYOT" Switzerland Uzbekistan
JOINT LEARNING INITIATIVE ON CHILDREN AND HIV/AIDS (JLICA) POSITIVE WOMEN NETWORK (PWN+) Switzerland India
POSITIVE WOMEN NETWORK (PWN+) IRISH AID India South Africa
MINISTRY OF FAMILY, WOMEN AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS TEARFUND Cote d'Ivoire United Kingdom
UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TB AND MALARIA United States Switzerland
AWEPA ODESA CHARITY FOUNDATION “THE WAY HOME” Netherlands Ukraine
FXB INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY Switzerland DEVELOPMENT Malaysia Mini BHASKAR Paul BODE UNICEF INDIA PLAN INTERNATIONAL India United Kingdom
UNICEF IRISH AID United States Ireland
TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP IRISH AID AWEPA Ireland Ireland
UNICEF ESARO UNICEF Kenya United States
IRISH AID INTERNATIONAL HIV/AIDS ALLIANCE IN INDIA Ireland India
DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TREATMENT ACTION CAMPAIGN Papua New Guinea South Africa
DFID ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATION United Kingdom United States
UNESCO TEARFUND IRELAND France Ireland
INFECTIOUS DISEASES INSTITUTE AT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IRISH AID Uganda Ireland
IRISH AID UNAIDS Vietnam Switzerland
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL FIRST LADY OF HONDURAS- HONDURAS GOVERNMENT United States Honduras
UNICEF DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE FIRST LADY Germany OF HONDURAS Honduras Jennifer DELANEY Josephine DIABATE NEE CONOMBO GLOBAL ACTION FOR CHILDREN MINISTRY OF AIDS CONTROL United States Cote d'Ivoire
BELONG TO YOUTH PROJECT FMSA (FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY SISTERS FOR AFRICA) Ireland Uganda
KAZAKHSTAN'S MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL PROTECTION OF PEOPLE IRISH AID Kazakhstan Ireland
WORLD VISION HONDURAS IRISH AID Honduras Ireland
UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICE FOR CEE/CIS TROCAIRE/DOCHAS Switzerland Ireland
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL DOGODOGO CENTRE United States Tanzania
CONCERN DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Ireland Ireland
ADOLESCENT COMMUNICATOR NETWORK UNICEF PAPUA NEW GUINEA Nicaragua Papua New Guinea
UNICEF DEPARTMENT OF AN TAOISEACH United States Ireland
ECUMENICAL ADVOCACY ALLIANCE PLAN INTERNATIONAL Switzerland United Kingdom
IRISH AID HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT NETWORKS Ireland Thailand
Ireland DÁIL ÉIREANN Ireland
REPSSI DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN SERVICES South Africa Kenya
UNICEF MOLDOVA JOINT LEARNING INITIATIVE ON CHILDREN AND Moldova HIV/AIDS United States
MACRO INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT United States India
UNICEF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND MONITORING Kazakhstan Papua New Guinea
IRISH AID WORLD VISION Ireland United Kingdom
JESUIT CENTRE FOR THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION VMM Zambia Ireland
BETTER CARE NETWORK (BCN) UNAIDS United States Switzerland
OXFAM IRELAND ELIZABETH GLASER PAEDIATRIC FOUNDATION Ireland Uganda
UNICEF ESARO UNICEF South Africa United States
ODESA CHARITY FOUNDATION “THE WAY HOME” ILO Ukraine Zambia
FIRELIGHT FOUNDATION UNICEF United States Nicaragua
UNICEF SAVE THE CHILDREN United States Ireland
STATE SOCIAL SERVICE FOR FAMILY, YOUTH AND CHILDREN UNICEF Ukraine United States
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF DENMARK NATIONAL CENTER FOR AIDS/STD CONTROL AND Denmark PREVENTION, CHINESE CENTER FOR DISEASE China
TAMASHA SECURITY ASSISTANT TO THE FIRST LADY OF Tanzania HONDURAS Honduras Jerome MAFENI Jean Lambert Aholoma MANDJO CCM NIGERIA/FUTURES GROUP INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL MULTISECTORAL PROGRAM AGAINST AIDS Nigeria Democratic Republic of the Congo
IRISH AID IRISH AID South Africa Ireland
CARITAS-DÉVELOPPEMENT CONGO Ireland Democratic Republic of the Congo
MISEAN CARA IRISH AID Ireland Ireland
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEON IN IRELAND THE CHILDREN'S INVESTMENT FUND FOUNDATION Ireland United Kingdom
OUR LADY'S HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN IRISH AID Ireland Ireland
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND CHILDREN CHILDFUND IRELAND Ireland Ireland
MINISTRY OF HEALTH, JAMAICA IRISH AID Jamaica Ireland
THE JOUNIR COUNCIL OF TANZANIA MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS Tanzania Finland
COALITION ON CHILDREN AFFECTED BY AIDS Y-PEER CROATIA Canada Croatia
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION MAMA'S CLUB, THE AIDS SUPPORT ORGANISATION Switzerland Uganda
AWEPA MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SERVICE LABOUR, AND SOCIAL Ireland WELFARE Zimbabwe
UNICEF TANZANIA COUNTRY OFFICE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS Tanzania Nigeria
JOINT LEARNING INITIATIVE ON CHILDREN AND HIV/AIDS (JLICA) ELIZABETH GLASER PAEDIATRIC FOUNDATION United States Uganda
WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL RWANDAN GOVERNMENT South Africa Rwanda
TRÓCAIRE WFP Ireland Italy
NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN'S FUND IRISH AID South Africa Ireland
UNICEF FARST AFRICA Democratic Republic of the Congo Uganda
FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS OFFICE OF THE GLOBAL AIDS COORDINATOR, DEPT. OF Nigeria STATE, USG United States
NETWORK OF ORGANIZATIONS FOR OUR LADY'S HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN VULNERABLE AND ORPHANED CHILDREN Ireland Malawi
UNICEF IRELAND IRISH AID Ireland Ireland James O'CONNOR Mary ODUKA OPEN HEART HOUSE IRISH AID Ireland Uganda
NONE UNFPA Ireland United States
SECURITY ASSISTANT TO THE FIRST LADY OF HONDURAS UNICEF Honduras United States
UNICEF UNHCR Nicaragua Switzerland
UNICEF KENYA AIDS NGOS CONSORTIUM United States Kenya
NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN'S FUND UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA South Africa Malaysia
RIDES (RAVICHERLA INTEGRATED HUMAN SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY) South Africa India
UNICEF OUR LADY'S HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN United States Ireland Vanessa RODEZNO Victor ROJAS PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO THE FIRST LADY OF HONDURAS TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO THE FIRST LADY OF Honduras HONDURAS Honduras
IRISH AID UNICEF ESARO Ireland Kenya
SOUTHERN AFRICAN AIDS TRUST FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL South Africa United States
UNICEF IRELAND NEOVITA HEALTHY YOUTH CENTRE Ireland Moldova
THE SEXUAL HEALTH CENTRE MINISTÈRE DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES Ireland Democratic Republic of the Congo
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES ROYAL FREE AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MEDICAL United States SCHOOL United Kingdom
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT NETWORK RESEAU DES ASSOCIATIONS CONGOLAISES DES JEUNES United States CONTRE LE SIDA/ COORDINATION DU B Democratic Republic of the Congo
STOP AIDS NOW! UNICEF Netherlands Ireland
IRISH AID (CONSULTANT) TEARFUND Ireland United Kingdom
TRANSLATOR TO THE FIRST LADY OF HONDURAS UNICEF Honduras Ireland
THE TERESA GROUP/ CCABA UNICEF Canada United States
UNICEF IRELAND UNICEF Ireland Ireland
INTERNATIONAL HIV/AIDS ALLIANCE UNICEF Ireland Ethiopia
DUKE UNIVERSITY UNICEF United States United States
JOINT LEARNING INITIATIVE ON CHILDREN AND HIV/AIDS (JLICA) UNICEF CHINA Switzerland China
BUREAU OF DISEASE CONTROL, MINISTRY OF HEALTH DFID China United Kingdom
1The current definition of children affected by HIV (UNICEF and UNAIDS) are those under 18 years of age who are living with HIV or have lost one or both parents due to AIDS or whose survival, well-being or development is threatened or altered d by HIV. However, in hyperendemic countries where HIV prevalence exceeds 15% most children are directly or indirectly affected by AIDS. 2The interagency task team (IATT) on children and HIV and AIDS is a technical, task oriented group supporting a coordinated, accelerated and expanded evidence based response to protect and promote the rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS. The work of the IATT is guided by recommendations from the Global Partners Forum (GPF) and is responsible for planning the GPF meetings. The IATT meets once a year, with most activities conducted and managed through working groups. 3All background documents and presentations from the Fourth Global Partners Forum can be accessed at: http://www.irishaid.gov.ie/article.asp?article=1361 4Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV; Paediatric Treatment and Care; Prevention among Adolescents and Young People; and Protection, Care and Support for Children affected by HIV and AIDS) 5The following IATT working groups were established as an outcome of the 2006 Global Partners Forum in London: Civil registration, Communities role in the response, Education, Monitoring and Evaluation, National Plans of Action, Social Protection, Food and nutrition (added later) 6The 2006 Global Partnes Forum on Children affected by HIV and AIDS in London recommended the formation of Regional Inter-Agency Task Teams (RIATTs). The East and Southern Africa RIATT was formed in October 2006 and brings together 23 organizations striving to build consensus around a regional strategy for children affected by HIV and AIDS and conducting ongoing research in the region with a focus on resource tracking, social protection, advocacy, regional engagement and social innovation. 7The concept notes including the names of the moderators and presenters can be found in Annex 2. 8 The fourth Global Partners’ Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS took place from October 6 to 7, 2008 in Dublin, Ireland in order to review progress and build commitment to evidence-based recommendations. 9 Synthesis of Evidence, Fourth Global Partners Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS, Dublin, Ireland, 6-7 October 2008 10 Joint Learning Initiative on Children and HIV/AIDS (JLICA)-Advance Summary of Key Findings and Directions for Policy, Dublin, Ireland, 6-7 October 2008 11 Inter-Agency Task Team on children affected by HIV and AIDS, regional Inter-Agency Task Teams on children affected by HIV and AIDS, Joint Learning Initiative on Children and HIV/AIDS 12 Mermin et al. Mortality in HIV-infected Ugandan adults receiving antiretroviral treatment and survival of their HIV-uninfected children: a prospective cohort study. Lancet. 2008 Mar 1;371(9614):752-9. 13 UNICEF, USAID, Futures Group (2008) OVC Policy and Planning Effort Index in sub-Saharan Africa 14 Richter L (August 6, 2008) No small issue: Children and families. XVII International AIDS Conference. Mexico City. [plenary WEPL0102]. 15 According to the JLICA Learning Group on Strengthening Families, “functional families are those that have sufficient material and social resources to care for children, the motivation to ensure that children are nurtured and protected, and are part of a community of people who provide one another with mutual assistance”. 16 Gulaid, L (2007) Targeting AIDS Mitigation Resources to Children: A review and recommendation for the IATT on children and HIV/AIDS 17 Futures Institute (2008) Comparative analysis of recent DHS and MICS survey data on orphans and vulnerable children. Produced for UNICEF and MACRO (DRAFT) 18 UNICEF, USAID and Futures Group (2007) Progress in the national response to Orphans and other Vulnerable Children in sub-Saharan Africa: The OVC Policy and Planning Effort index (OPPEI) 2007 Round 19 The components are policy; national situation analysis, national action planning, consultative processes, coordination mechanisms, policy, monitoring and evaluation, resources and legislative review 20 Gulaid, L (2008) National responses for children affected by AIDS: Review of progress and lessons learned. Developed for the IATT on NPA’s 21 Donors have different requirement for measurement. Some expect results to specify children affected by AIDS while others prefer to measure indicators of vulnerability not related to AIDS. 22 Temin, M (2008) Expanding social protection for vulnerable children and families: learning from an institutional perspective. Developed for the IATT on social protection 23 Greenblott, K (2008) Social protection for vulnerable children in the context of HIV/AIDS. Paper for the IATT on social protection 24 IATT (2007) Cash transfers: real benefits for children affected by HIV and AIDS 25 A UNICEF ESARO study conducted in SA, Malawi and Zambia demonstrated cash transfers are effective as an AIDS mitigation response in high prevalence settings. The results showed that 70% of vulnerable households reached with cash transfers were AIDS affected are determined as AIDS affected (including OVCs).. 26 Taken from a brief on most at risk young people developed by the IATT on young people and HIV in 2008 27 UNAIDS (2007) AIDS epidemic update: Core slides: Global Summary of the HIV and AIDS epidemic. UNAIDS, Geneva. http://www.unaids.org/en/KnowledgeCentre/HIVData/Epidemiology/epi_slides.asp 28 UNGASS (2006) Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS. UN New York - Paragraph 26 29 Taken from a brief on most at risk young people developed by the IATT on young people and HIV in 2008 30 See Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on HIV and Young People (2008) Global Guidance Brief on HIV Interventions for Young People in Humanitarian Emergencies for more information on vulnerability to HIV among young people 31 See Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on HIV and Young People (2008) Global Guidance Brief on HIV Interventions for Young People at the Workplace 32 UNAIDS (2007) Practical Guidelines for Intensifying HIV Prevention: Towards Universal Access. UNAIDS, Geneva 33 UNICEF and AIDS Foundation East West (AFEW), ‘Children and Young People Living or Working on the Streets: The missing face of the HIV epidemic in Ukraine’, UNICEF/AFEW, Kyiv, 2006, p. 102. 34 JLICA learning group 4 synthesis paper 2008 (DRAFT) 35 UNICEF and MACRO (2008) Comparative analysis of recent DHS and MICS survey data on Orphans and Vulnerable Children (DRAFT) Yüklə 308,82 Kb. 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