1. What does it take to reach the people who need it most?
AIDS 2016 Track D Symposia Session: Doing the Right Things in the Right Ways: Policy, Legal & Ethical Challenges in Delivering Comprehensive Treatment and Prevention Services for Key Populations Krista Lauer, MSc.

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3. What do communities themselves want, need and prioritize?
Key Populations are interlinked
Not a definitive list
No Silver Bullets!

4. Trans*

5. Mission
“The working mission of the fund is to create sustainable resources for strong, trans*-led movements and collective action, and to address – and ideally eliminate – funding gaps impacting on trans*groups across the globe.”
Presentation delivered at the Durban AIDS 2016 Trans Pre-Conference:
No More Lip Service: Trans Equity and Rights Now!
July 17, 2016

6. Trans* Call To Action “We demand comprehensive data collection.
We demand adequate funding.
We demand responsible gender identity laws.
We demand action to reduce gender-based violence.
We demand universal access to healthcare and gender affirming health services.
We demand the right to work.
In sum, we demand dignity, respect, and our humanity.”
Opening of the first-ever Trans* pre-conference,
No More Lip Service: Trans Equity and Rights Now!
Delivered by Joe Wong, Asia Pacific Transgender Network (APTN)

7. Sex Workers

9. “Make true the promise to leave no one behind – we want a 2016 Conference Resolution that all countries must decriminalize sex work now.”
Sally-Jean Shackleton
Director, SWEAT (Sex Workers Education & Advocacy Taskforce)

10. Gay and Bisexual Men

11. Question your data
Criminalization of same-sex activity is statistically associated with low MSM population size estimates
Low population size estimates and small sample sizes are a factor in inflated HIV testing coverage rates among countries reporting % HIV testing coverage for MSM
Algeria: conducted 59 HIV tests among MSM; 57 results were picked up; reported a 96.6% HIV testing coverage rate among MSM
May exacerbate and perpetuate de-prioritization and underfunding of the response among MSM
Meg Davis (and colleagues at NYU). Remarks delivered at the 2016 MSMGF Pre-Conference “Action & Access: Rights and Demands of Gay and Bisexual Men in the Global AIDS Response ” July 16, 2016

12. People Who Use Drugs

13. Conclusions Community-defined priorities Context matters
Cross-sectoral contributions
Foster opportunities for Key Populations to “claim the space”