Intensifying HIV Prevention for young people Towards Universal Access By O. Mundida National BC Coordinator (NAC)

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Intensifying HIV Prevention for young people Towards Universal Access By O. Mundida National BC Coordinator (NAC)

Overview Challenges. Creating demand for prevention services. Most of the new infections occur in young people but young people are not at the centre in the fight against HIV and AIDS.. Young people on treatment still face challenges of access to treatment and stigma and descrimination.. Sex education faces resistance in several spheres

Steps 1. Provide leadership for a strong national response 2. Know your epidemic and current response 3. Prioritize and tailor your response to the epidemic 4.Set ambitious realistic and measurable prevention targets 5. Use strategic information to stay on course

Step 1 NAC through the three ones to provide active leadership, coordinate the involvement of different partners and sectors and ensure accountability for an effective national HIV prevention response.

STEP 2. Key to planning an effective HIV prevention response is knowing who is most affected, populations, subgroups, risk behaviours, laws, policies.

Step 2 Questions What is the epidemic scenario? High-low Where among whom and why are new HIV infections happening? What are the legal, human rights, gender, socioeconomic and cultural drivers of the epidemic? Have the most effective and feasible strategies been prioritised for the local context? Have the risks of the current strategy been analysed? Have wider benefits of prevention programmes been assessed?

STEP 3. Prioritise and tailor your response Effective HIV prevention requires prioritizing and matching the response according to the epidemic in each country Prioritise according to time

Step 4. Set realistic and measurable prevention Review the status and transmission dynamics of the HIV epidemic Define and prioritize measures to be included in the national response Estimate the sizes of populations in need Review current coverage rates and historic rate scaling up, and project potential achievements by 2010 Determine resources available, current coverage capacity and requirements to overcome obstacles. Mobilize resources to meet targets.

STEP 5 Use strategic information to stay on course Sources include. Surveillance and research to define the epidemiological and behavioural contexts, and the populations and risk settings of most concern. Policy and programme documents that analyse the national political context and the response capacity of communities, the private and public sectors.. Stakeholder consultations eg. PLHIV and other maginalized groups. M&E reports from existing programmes and services.

MISOZI ZULU, Zambia Mexico Youth Force

Rationale for Youth Leadership and Participation UNFPA  age cohort largest population in human history, most affected by HIV/AIDS and SRH consequences. NOT REPRESENTED AT HIGHEST DECISION MAKING LEVELS  a fair share modality requires more involvement of youth.  Accountability TO youth implies shared decision making and scrutiny of public policy (A Democratic Principle)  Accountability OF youth as partners in HIV/AIDS Actions require shared responsibility for (in)actions.

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