20 th International AIDS Conference Melbourne, Australia. 22nd July 2014 STEPPING UP THE PACE Stocktaking Assessment of EIMC in Southern and Eastern Africa.

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20 th International AIDS Conference Melbourne, Australia. 22nd July 2014 STEPPING UP THE PACE Stocktaking Assessment of EIMC in Southern and Eastern Africa Dr Susan Kasedde Senior HIV Specialist UNICEF, NYHQ Melbourne Room h – 20.30h

Background: Why EIMC? Procedure is simpler Healing is faster Adverse events are rarer Reduced infant UTI risk Builds a sustainable intervention for HIV/STIs However, infants cannot give consent Not recommended in pre-term or low birth weight infants or infants with genital abnormalities “Manual for early infant male circumcision under local anaesthesia,” WHO, Jhpiego,

Definition of EIMC For Stocktaking Report National program Medical not traditional Conducted between 0-60 days from birth 3

Objectives 1.Understand acceptability, feasibility, safety, technical concerns, policy and strategic plans, current implementation, trends, and safety studies in 14 focus countries; 2.Assess the perspectives of MoHs and implementing partners regarding EIMC scale up; 3.Identify barriers to and opportunities for scale up including best practices, innovative models, funding and research; 4.Assess the opportunity for EIMC to be offered as part of MNCH and routine immunization services;

Methodology Rapid assessment in 14 MC priority countries Qualitative data collection through interviews Quantitative data collection through data collection form and desk reviews Standard interview questionnaire for key informants

Findings

Profile of Respondents 87 respondents interviewed in the 14 countries (3-7 from each country) 21 respondents interviewed at global level

Current implementation status National ProgramPilot programsActive planning / strategy development No programs / plans SwazilandBotswanaNamibiaEthiopia KenyaRwandaMalawi LesothoZambiaMozambique TanzaniaSouth Africa ZimbabweUganda

EIMC as part of routine MNCH service Advantages General -Easy to reach parents and babies -Normalize procedure faster and make it more efficient -More sustainable overtime MNCH -Safe health services -Would strengthen MNCH system, including uptake of services -Existing trust in the MNCH system and services EPI -High immunization rates -Catch those deferred EIMC at birth -Could reach infants born at home -More EPI outlets than MNCH services Considerations/ challenges General - When newborn health visit are not facility based -Limited human resources -Negative impact on facility visits MNCH -High volume MNCH, low facility delivery -New service impact on weak systems -Staff resistance? -Fathers do not attend MNCH services EPI -Coverage varies -Limited follow-up opportunity -Additional work for and limited skills of EPI staff

Acknowledgements Carmine Bozzi, Senior Partner, Akeso Associates Raleigh Watts, Senior Partner, Akeso Associates Alyson Shumays, Research Analyst, Akeso Associates Robert C. Bailey, PhD, MPH, Technical Advisor, Akeso Associates Phillip Nieburg, MD, MPH, Technical Advisor, Akeso Associates Tin Tin Sint, UNICEF Rene Ekpini, UNICEF Craig McClure, UNICEF Emmanuel Njeuhmeli, USAID

Thank you