THE PROJECT AT A GLANCE OVERVIEW, STATUS, CHALLENGES & NEXT STEPS A PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS Project Improving access to HIV services for migrants in the Caribbean.

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THE PROJECT AT A GLANCE OVERVIEW, STATUS, CHALLENGES & NEXT STEPS A PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS Project Improving access to HIV services for migrants in the Caribbean

 PROJECT OVERVIEW

A Project Embedded at CARICOM/PANCAP

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  3 phases  1- Inception, 2- Analytical, 3- implementation  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  3 phases  1- Inception, 2- Analytical, 3- implementation  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4 The response

 The PANCAP/GIZ/EPOS project  Duration  30 Months  Countries  5  Interrelated components  4  3 phases  1- Inception,  2- Analytical  3- implementation The response

Result chain  objectives Overall objective Decrease transmission of HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean Phase objective Creation of an environment facilitating access to HIV services for migrant populations

Result chain  objectives Overall objective Decrease transmission of HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean Phase objective Creation of an environment facilitating access to HIV services for migrant populations

“Bottom Up” approach meets “Top Down” approach This project tackles key issues from Top & from bottom Development of regional policies promotion of local grass root organizations Support local HIV-service provision

This project tackles key issues from Top & from bottom Development of regional policies promotion of local grass root organizations Support local HIV-service provision “Bottom Up” approach meets “Top Down” approach

This project tackles key issues From Top, support development of Regional policies Health financing mechanisms From bottom, Promotion of local grass root organizations Support local HIV-service provision “Bottom Up” approach meets “Top Down” approach

This project tackles key issues From Top, support development of Regional policies Health financing mechanisms From bottom Promotion of local grass root organizations Support of local HIV-service provision “Bottom Up” approach meets “Top Down” approach

Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 3- Strengthening Community Advocacy Networks 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 3- Strengthening Community Advocacy Networks 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 3- Strengthening Community Advocacy Networks 4- Enhancing Access to Quality HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

2- Introducing Innovative Financing Instruments 3- Strengthening Community Advocacy Networks 4- Enhancing Access to Adapted Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy Frameworks Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services Reaching the target: Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 4 Components to reach the target  Improving Access of Migrant Populations to HIV Services 1- Building Regional & National Policy and legal Frameworks

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy Comp 2- Health Financing

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy Comp 2- Health Financing Comp 3- Community impowerment

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy Comp 2- Health Financing Comp 3- Community impowerment

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy Comp 2- Health Financing Comp 3- Community impowerment Comp 4- HIV Services Adapted to migrant needs

Component 1 Legal & Policy Comp 1- Legal & Policy Comp 2- Health Financing Comp 3- Community impowerment Comp 4- HIV Services Adapted to migrant needs

 Key deliverables

Key Deliverables 1.Development of policy and legal framework in selected countries 1- Building Regional & National Policy/legal Frameworks

Key Deliverables 1.Piloting of innovative health financing mechanisms in selected countries 2-Introducing Innovative Financing mechanisms

Key Deliverables 1.Empowerment and Capacity building of organisations dealing with most at risk migrants 3- Strengthening Advocacy Networks

Key Deliverables 1.Adaptation of HIV prevention, treatment & care services to migrant needs. 2.Reduction of stigma & Discrimination of most at risk migrants. 4- Enhancing Access and Quality of HIV Services

 INDICATORS

INDICATORS per component 1- Nb of countries which have developed national guidelines and regulations 2- Nb of countries which have started the implementation of financing instruments 3- Nb of regional and national bodies which represent the migrant population 4- Nb of health facilities offering targeted HIV- services for migrants

INDICATORS per component 1- Nb of countries which have developed national guidelines and regulations 2- Nb of countries which have started the implementation of financing instruments 3- Nb of regional and national bodies which represent the migrant population 4- Nb of health facilities offering targeted HIV- services for migrants

INDICATORS per component 1- Nb of countries which have developed national guidelines and regulations 2- Nb of countries which have started the implementation of financing instruments 3- Nb of regional and national bodies which represent the migrant population 4- Nb of health facilities offering targeted HIV- services for migrants

INDICATORS per component 1- Nb of countries which have developed national guidelines and regulations 2- Nb of countries which have started the implementation of financing instruments 3- Nb of regional and national bodies which represent the migrant population 4- Nb of health facilities offering targeted HIV- services for migrants

 country Preselection

Selection Criteria  Magnitude of migration  Countries where access to services is a challenge  Where improving access to services is a priority  Interest & willingness of the country to participate The project is piloted in 5 countries

 FINAL Country Selection

 PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

1.Country preselection 2.Visit preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.Final countries selection 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. A Focal point and a TWG designated in each country A RAG constiyuated to advise the decision makers board Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short term consultancies for component 1, 3 & 4 at regional level  reports available & currently for Comp 2 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.Final countries selection 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. A Focal point and a TWG designated in each country A RAG constiyuated to advise the decision makers board Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.Final countries selection 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. A Focal point and a TWG designated in each country A RAG constiyuated to advise the decision makers board Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.Final countries selection 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. A Focal point and a TWG designated in each country A RAG constiyuated to advise the decision makers board Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. A Focal point and a TWG designated in each country A RAG constituted to advise the decision makers Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities 9.Establishment of the broad work plan Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities 9.Establishment of the broad work plan 10.Presentation of the project to the COHSOD Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities 9.Establishment of the broad work plan 10.Presentation of the project to the COHSOD 11.Creation of 3 regional groups of experts for comp 1, 2, 3 & 4 Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities 9.Establishment of the broad work plan 10.Presentation of the project to the COHSOD 11.Creation of two groups of experts for comp 1 & 2 12.Launch consultations at country level for all components Steps already accomplished by the project

1.Country preselection 2.Visits in preselected countries to present the project and invite countries to consider their participation in the project 3.Launch short terms consultancies for each component at country and regional level 4.Inception Workshop in early December 5.5 countries selected 6.Establishment of the governance structure of the project. 7.Establishment of Partnerships 8.Country visit for planning activities 9.Establishment of the broad work plan 10.Presentation of the project to the COHSOD 11.Creation of two groups of experts for comp 1 & 2 12.Launch consultations at country level for all components 13.1 st meetings of the regional groups of experts Steps already accomplished by the project

Main Challenges

We have only 2.5 years To d evelop this multi country, multi stakeholder, multi-sectoral program Reach ambitious indicators Support paradigm shifting, as: – Change the way of thinking of societies that often stigmatizing and discriminating against migrants, PLWHA, CSW, MSM… – Change stigmatizing behaviors of health care providers – Get political commitment on very sensitive/political questions – Change and develop policies and legal frames in this quite reluctant environment Implement health insurance or social security mechanisms Empower grass root organizations who want to remain underground Improve services – without specific resources from the project – with consequent counterparts from countries and other organizations Our main challenges

We have only 2 year To reach ambitious indicators Support paradigm shifting, as: – Change the way of thinking of societies that often stigmatizing and discriminating against migrants, PLWHA, CSW, MSM… – Change stigmatizing behaviors of health care providers – remain underground Improve services – without specific resources from the project – with consequent counterparts from countries and other organizations Our main challenges

To support paradigm shifting & accompanying the change:  In the way of thinking of societies that often stigmatize and discriminate migrants, PLWHA, SW, MSM…  To prevent stigmatizing behaviors of health care providers  For getting political commitment on very politically sensitive questions  In developing policies and legal frames in this quite reluctant environment Our main challenges

We have only 2 years Support the Piloting of Health Insurance, Social security systems New taxes Or other type of mechanisms – without specific resources from the project – with consequent counterparts from countries and other organizations Our main challenges

We have only 2 years Empower grass root organizations who want to remain underground Our main challenges

Main Next Steps

1.Finalize the situation analysis on the legal environment in each country by national consultants 2.Development of National policy & legal framework 3.Development of a regional policy model & a legal framework from the country experiences Component 1

1.Finalize feasibility study on the selected financial mechanisms & instruments in each country before piloting 2.Piloting of the selected health financing mechanisms 3.Evaluate this innovate approach Component 2

1.Multilevel Mapping at micro level (Migrants, organization dealing with migrants and Services used by migrants) 2.Consultancy to propose best ways to make services “migrant friendly” 3.Health sector HR training need assessment Component 3 & 4