1. A&M Workplan 2004-2006 Objectives
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Workplan Objectives
General aim
The general aim of the project is to develop and exchange solutions to handle specific issues relating to the vulnerability of mobile and migrant populations, with a specific focus on young people to HIV/AIDS.
Specific objectives
to collect and disseminate in-depth information, including epidemiological developments, regarding mobile populations in the European Member States and the applicant countries;
to stimulate collaboration and networking between European Member States and applicant countries on the issue of (young) migrants;
to stimulate links and collaboration between governmental and non-governmental organisations in the area of migration and youth at the national and the European level, with a focus on active involvement of the respective populations/communities;
Refer to background document:

2. A&M Working Plan 2004-2006 Objectives
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Working Plan Objectives
Specific objectives
to assess and document best practice with respect to prevention, care and support in Europe in the field of HIV/AIDS and migrant, mobile & young people;
to continue developing new approaches in regard to effective HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support, concerning migrant, mobile and young populations;
to provide health professionals in the field of migration and youth with the opportunity of skills building and exchange of knowledge and expertise;
to operate a helpdesk and make information and consultancy available to a wide network of professionals in the field and to policy makers at the national and the European level.

3. A&M Working Plan 2004-2006 Activities
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Working Plan Activities
Description of tasks
1st phase of the project (September ):
Establishing the NFP network
Establishing the Advisory Board
Start collaboration with the Applicant Countries; establishing NFP partnerships
Setting up five working groups and the accompanying expert pool on the five major project issues.
Start capacity building co-operations and advocacy activities
Preparing the World AIDS Conference in Bangkok
Development and publishing two newsletters
Defining the content of the trend reports
Refer to change of contract period

4. A&M Working Plan 2004-2006 Activities
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Working Plan Activities
Description of tasks
2nd phase of the project (September ):
Defining and carrying out of the national and European sub-projects/pilots of the working groups
Organising two expert meetings with Advisory Board and invited experts for agenda setting
Organising the 8th European Migrants Meeting
Organising exchange and consultancy visits
Development and publishing two Newsletters
Start of the research on the trend reports

5. A&M Working Plan 2004-2006 Activities
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Working Plan Activities
Description of tasks
3rd phase of the project (September )
Wrapping up and evaluating sub-projects of the working groups
Preparing and organising the AIDS & Mobility Final European Conference
Development and publishing two newsletters
Finalising recommendation concerning capacity building and advocacy activities
Finalising the trend reports
Writing the final report of the project
Reporting to the European Commission

6. A&M Working Plan 2004-2006 Activities
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
A&M Working Plan Activities
Description of tasks
Overall activities:
Ongoing development of the updated AIDS & Mobility website and help-desk service
A database with more than contacts will be operated and be the basis for referral within Europe
All reports will be disseminated widely through the network of National Focal Points:
Setting up links to other networks: Central and Eastern Europe, people living with HIV/AIDS, young people, migrants, drugs, prostitution etc.
Refer to background documents
Explain different locations

7. Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
First output
A&M News No. 7
Refer to background documents
Explain different locations

8. Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
First output
A&M Flyer
A&M Website

9. Further A&M activities
Seminar Reykjavik September 2005
Further A&M activities
NFP Meetings
8th European Migrants Meeting
Trend reports
Exchange visits
Final Conference

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Results
Network
People know to find each other
Knowledge
On various levels and different fields
Particularly through input from the communities
Skills building
Of health professionals
Of migrants (organisations)
Of policy makers
A position at the European level
Agenda setting
Through publications
Through presentations

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Challenges
Expectations from the field
In particular regarding lobbying and funding
Comparatively little means, in relation to the magnitude of the issue
It’s a small project
Enlargement
Integration of other sectors
Social
Legal