1. Mobilizing Social Capital in a World with AIDS
Salzburg, Austria
March 30-April 1, 2009

2. Consortium of partners: academics, UN, civil society, government
What we can do today to ensure victory in the struggle against the epidemic by 2031?
Antithesis of an emergency response

3. requires a frame shift
Most profound for HIV prevention: an emergency response never implements interventions that only work over the long-term
For Tx: shift from # people receiving ARVs  improvement of life expectancy for PWH
For OVCs: shift from children reached  children with the nutrition, education and support needed to become productive adults

4. requires a frame shift
Training (of existing workers) educating sufficient workers
Learning while doing so the response in 5 and 10 years will be more effective and more efficient than it is today
No magic bullets  investing in development of multiple, parallel, mutually reinforcing technologies and interventions

5. 9 working groups: Modeling Social drivers Programmatic response
Leadership
Financing
Science and Technology
Communication
Hyper-epidemic Areas
Countries in rapid economic transition

6. 9 working groups: Modelling Social drivers Programmatic response
Leadership
Financing
Science and Technology
Communication
Hyper-epidemic Areas
Countries in rapid economic transition 6

7. Mobilizing Social Capital…
Social drivers
Mobilizing Social Capital…
… so many interesting papers, so much to discuss. Please don’t lose the focus on 2031.