Agenda
Day 1
Session 1: Opening Plenary
7 am New York | 11 am Freetown | 1 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 2 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Peter Preko (ICAP/CQUIN) & Rose Nyirenda (MOH Malawi)
- Wafaa El-Sadr, ICAP at Columbia University: Welcome and Framing Remarks
- Shannon Hader, UNAIDS: HIV Services and Impact for Key Populations: Gaps, Challenges, and Opportunities
- Panel Discussion:
- Bernard Madzima, NAC Zimbabwe
- Magreth Kagashe, MOH Tanzania
- Grace Kamau, African Sex Workers Alliance
Break
30 minutes, starting at 8 am New York | 12 pm Freetown | 2 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3 pm Nairobi
Session 2: Plenary Session: Differentiated Prevention for Key Populations
8: 30 am New York | 12:30 pm Freetown | 2:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3:30 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Mary Mugambi (MOH Kenya) & Parinita Bhattacharjee (U. Manitoba/SSLN)
- Robin Schaefer, WHO: The Future of Prevention
- Christopher Akolo, FHI360: Community-Based HIV Prevention
- Peter Mudiope, MOH Uganda: Uganda’s Experience Integrating KP Prevention Services into Government-Managed Health Facilities
- Macklean Kyomya, Alliance of Women Advocating for Change (AWAC): Community-led Differentiated Prevention Services for Female Sex Workers in Uganda
Break
30 minutes, starting at 9:30 am New York | 1:30 pm Freetown | 3:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 4:30 pm Nairobi
Session 3: Parallel Sessions
10 am New York | 2 pm Freetown | 4 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 5 pm Nairobi
Session 3A: Integrated Differentiated Service Delivery for KP: Case Studies
Moderators: Jeffrey Walimbwa (ISHTAR MSM) & Martin Msukwa (ICAP South Africa)
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- Rutendo Bothma, Wits RHI & Leigh-Ann van der Merwe, SHE: Integrated Service Delivery for the TG Community in South Africa
- Primrose Matambanadzo, CESSHAR: Integrated HIV Services for Sex Workers in Zimbabwe: the Sisters with a Voice Program
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Session 3B: Differentiated HIV Prevention Models for KP: Case Studies
Moderators: Erin Eckstein (OGAC) & Sage Semafara (Rwanda Network of People Living with HIV)
- Aniedi Akpan, DAPHO Nigeria: Implementing a Community-based PWID-led Needle and Syringe Program in Nigeria
- Gneki Ble Cyprien Rabe, PNLS Cote d’Ivoire: Implementation of PrEP Among Key Populations
- Narcisse Nteziryayo, AIDS Healthcare Foundation: Condom Kiosks at Key Population Hotspots in Rwanda
- Thais Ferreira, ICAP Mozambique: VMMC Services for Prisoners in Mozambique
Day 2
Session 4: Plenary: Data for Decision-Making: M&E of KP Programs
7 am New York | 11 am Freetown | 1 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 2 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Bill Reidy (ICAP NY) & Tisha Wheeler (USAID)
- Keith Sabin, UNAIDS: Global Response: Monitoring and Evaluation
- Navindra Persaud, FHI360: Monitoring and Evaluation of KP Programs; Experiences from LINKAGES/EpiC
- Shem Koasa, MOH Kenya: Monitoring and Evaluation for Key Populations in Kenya
- Idrissa Songo, NETHIPS Sierra Leone: Experiences with Community-Led Monitoring of KP Programs in Sierra Leone
Break
30 minutes, starting at 8 am New York | 12 pm Freetown | 2 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3 pm Nairobi
Session 5: Plenary Session: Differentiated Testing & Linkage for Key Populations
8: 30 am New York | 12:30 pm Freetown | 2:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3:30 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Aleny Couto (MOH Mozambique) & Elsie Ayeh (Ghana Network of Positives)
- Cheryl Johnson, WHO: HIV Testing Updates
- Trista Bingham, CDC Atlanta: Using Social Networks to Improve HIV Testing and Linkage
- Macdonald Mahiti, ICAP Tanzania: Differentiated HIV Testing Services to Reach Key Populations; Tanzania FIKIA Project Experience
- Maurice Musheke, CIDRZ Zambia: The KPIF Program in Zambia: Using Community-Based Safe Spaces to Reach Key Populations with HIV Testing and Treatment Services
Break
30 minutes, starting at 9:30 am New York | 1:30 pm Freetown | 3:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 4:30 pm Nairobi
Session 6: Parallel Sessions
10 am New York | 2 pm Freetown | 4 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 5 pm Nairobi
Session 6A: Monitoring & Evaluation of Differentiated KP Models: Case Studies
Moderators:Solange Baptiste (ITPC) & Jean-Jacques M’bea (ICAP Côte d’Ivoire)
- Helen Savva, CDC South Africa: Monitoring and Evaluating Key Populations Programs in South Africa
- Gladys Agwanda, NASCOP Kenya: Use of Data at Site Level Through Program Microplanning
- Elizabeth Mpunga, FHI 360 Malawi: Making Community-Led Monitoring Systems Work for Key and Priority Populations
Session 6B: Differentiated Models for KP Testing & Linkage: Case Studies
Moderators: Alain Somian (RIP+ Cote d’Ivoire) & Lubinda Chingumbe (ICAP Sierra Leone)
- Joyce Kakesa, FHI360: KP-led HIV Self-Testing Distribution in DRC
- Shabani Kingazi, ICAP Tanzania: Scaling-Up Linkage Case Management to KPs; Tanzania FIKIA Project Experience
- Linah Kampilimba Mwango, CIHEB Zambia: HIV Testing and Linkage to PrEP and Treatment for Prison Inmates in Zambia
Day 3
Session 7: Plenary: Enabling Environments
7 am New York | 11 am Freetown | 1 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 2 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Ed Ngoksin (Global Fund) & Lilian Mworeko (ICWEA)
- Chris Beyrer, Johns Hopkins
Moderated Discussion:
- Richard Nininahazwe, AfricaNPUD
- Fred Nana Poku, Ghana AIDS Commission
- Sally Shackleton, Frontline AIDS
- Leora Casey, NACOSA
Session 8: Plenary Session: Differentiated Treatment Models for Key Populations
8 am New York | 12 pm Freetown | 2 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Samretta Caldwell (MOH Liberia) & Soukeye N’Diaye (Senegal National Network of Positives)
- Anna Grimsrud, IAS: DSD for HIV Treatment for Key Populations – IAS 2021 Recap
- Tisha Wheeler, USAID: Delivering Differentiated Care for Key Populations
- Moses Bateganya FHI360: Experiences and Lessons in Optimizing Decentralized Drug Distribution for Key Populations
- Pascal Macharia, HOYMAS Kenya: Differentiated Treatment Models for Male Sex Workers in Kenya
Break
30 minutes, starting at 9 am New York | 1 pm Freetown | 3 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 4 pm Nairobi
Session 9: Parallel Sessions | Focus Areas
9:30 am New York | 1:30 pm Freetown | 3:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 4:30 pm Nairobi
Session 9A: Enabling Environments for Differentiated KP Services: Case Studies
Moderators: Nelson Otwoma (NEPHAK Kenya) & Rachel Mudekereza (ICAP/CQUIN)
- Jacques Ombilitek, Affirmative Action Cameroon: ‘My Provider, My Health’ Project
- Bhekizitha Sithole, FHI360: Reducing Stigma Towards Key Populations in Eswatini
- Kholi Buthelezi, Sisonke: SW Advocacy in South Africa
- Humphrey Ndondo, NAC Zimbabwe: Creating an Enabling Environment for Optimizing HIV Service Delivery for MSM in Zimbabwe
Session 9B: Differentiated Treatment Models for KP: Case Studies
Moderators: Anna Grimsrud (IAS) & Saidi Karemangingo (MOH Burundi)
- Godfrey Muzaaya, TASO Uganda: Sex Worker-Led Treatment Models; TASO Soroti Region Case Study
- Betty Onyango, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching & Referral Hospital (JOOTRH): Integrated Service Delivery for People Who Inject Drugs in Western Kenya; JOOTRH Wellness Centre
- David Chilongozi, FHI360 Malawi: Integration of ART into Drop-in Centers for MSM and FSW
Day 4
Session 10: Day 4 Plenary: Virtual Interventions
7 am New York | 11 am Freetown | 1 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 2 pm Nairobi
Moderators: Harriet Blest (FHI360) & Greet Vandebriel (ICAP Burundi)
- Harriet Blest, FHI360: Going Online to Accelerate the Impact of HIV Programs
Panel discussion:
- Goma Nkhula, Livingston Wellness Center, Zambia
- Dorian Gakiza, FHI360 Burundi
- Guile Roland Rodolphe, Arc en Ciel, Cote d’Ivoire
Break
30 minutes, starting at 8 am New York | 12 pm Freetown | 2 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3 pm Nairobi
Session 11: Parallel Sessions
8:30 am New York | 12:30 pm Freetown | 2:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 3:30 pm Nairobi
Session 11A: DSD Models for Transgender People
Moderator: Seanny Odero (TransAlliance Kenya)
- Pretty Jena, Wits RHI: Optimizing HIV Services for Transgender Communities – Implementer Perspective
- Ava Mrima, Jinsiangu Kenya: Optimizing HIV Services for Transgender Communities – Community Perspective
- Moderated Discussion: Seanny Odero (TransAlliance Kenya), Pretty Jena (Wits RHI), Ava Mrima (Jinsiangu, Kenya), Yaya Mavundla (South Africa), Shaniqua Imbura (SWOP Kenya)
Session 11B: DSD Models for Gay Men and other MSM
Moderators: Davies Akuye (Nigeria) & Jeffrey Walimbwa (Kenya)
- Samuel Matsikure, Zimbabwe: Importance of Understanding Diversity Within MSM for Effective Service Delivery
- Alex Kofi Donkor, Ghana: Service Delivery for Gay and Bisexual MSM
- Davies Akuye, Nigeria: Service Delivery for Young GBMSM
- Kennedy Olango, Kenya: Service Delivery for MSM in Virtual Spaces
Session 11C: DSD Models for Sex Workers
Moderators: Phelister Abdalla (Kenya) & Katlego Rasebitse (South Africa)
- Phelister Abdalla: African History of Sex Work – The Journey Travelled
Zintle Tsholwana, Sisonke Sex Worker’s Movement, South Africa: Criminalization of Sex Work Grace Kabayaga, Empowered at Dusk Women’s Association, Uganda: Covid- 19 I mpact Modeste Mambo Amisi, Homme Pour Les Droits Et La Sante (HODSAS), DRC: Funding Gaps and R eliance on Donors Fatma Idd, Feminists Initiative South Sudan (FEMISS), South Sudan: Fragile and Conflict – affected S ituations
Session 11D: DSD Models for PWID
Moderators: Aniedi Akpan (Nigeria) & Richard Nininahazwe (Tanzania)
- deolu Adebiyi, West Africa Commission on Drugs & YouthRISE Nigeria: Drug Policy Impact on Service Delivery
- Bernice Apondi, VOCAL-Kenya: Lessons Learned, Gaps and Challenges in Implementing DSD Programs for PWUD in East Africa
- Angela McBride, SANPUD: Services for People Who Use Drugs
- Moderated Discussion: Oluseyi Kehinde, YouthRISE Nigeria, Mauro Guarinieri, INPUD, Happy Assan, TaNPUD
Break
30 minutes, starting at 10 am New York | 2 pm Freetown | 4 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 5 pm Nairobi
Session 12: Closing Plenary Session: Reflections, Next Steps & Charge to Countries
30 minutes, starting at 10:30 am New York | 2:30 pm Freetown | 4:30 pm Geneva & Pretoria | 5:30 pm Nairobi
- Peter Preko, CQUIN Project Director
- Cordelia Katureebe, MOH Uganda
- Angela McBride, South Africa Network of People Who Use Drugs (SANPUD)
- Gina Dalabetta, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation