1. 3-6 Dec 2012, Johannesburg, South Africa Integrating strategies to address GBV and engaging men and boys to advance gender equality through NSP

3. 1. Enabling environment: Advancing human rights and access to justice. 2. Meaningful involvement of and leadership by women living with and affected by HIV. 3. Utilising a sexual and reproductive health and rights approach. 4. Preventing HIV transmission among women and girls 5. Eliminating gender-based violence and discrimination.

4. 6. Increasing access to and uptake of treatment for women and girls. 7. Strengthening care and support by and for women and girls. 8. Accountability: Budgeting, monitoring, research and gender expertise. 9. Inclusion of key stakeholders: Recognising and involving women and girls in all their diversity.

6.  Review your NSP against the Tools  If it include steh ‘clause’ tick “Strenght”  If not – tick “gap”  If a gap - refelct on wheterh shoudl be a prioity to lobby aorund  Any commenst

7.  Language, content, and approach of the Framework is in alignment with regional and international commitments on HIV, sexual and reproductive health and rights, women’s rights, and gender equality as well as to model the structure and format of select existing NSPs. So the Framework can serve as a guidance document, a direct template, and an accountability tool.  Add example from Framework.......

8. These Tools & Framework are intended as tools to be adapted and adopted to contribute towards halting the HIV epidemic and advancing women’s rights and gender equality.