1. Responsible and safer places where men have sex with men.… Everywhere A European Methodological Model of HIV Prevention in Men who have Sex with Men (MSM): Everywhere Progress and Update from – DGAP Spain The Everywhere Project is co-funded by the European Commission (Executive Agency for Health and Consumers) Tomás Hernández Alberto Martín-Pérez

2. WP1- Coordination of the project M.13. April 2009. Change in the main beneficiary from DGAP to UoB M.14. May 2009. Coordination meeting in Brighton with UoB, THT M.15. June 2009. Coordination meeting in Paris with UoB, THT and SNEG PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED Organisational changes: ISP to DGAP/DGOI. Assignment of the transferred funds from EC to Everywhere and transference to partners Withdrawal of Lanarca Hospital (Cyprus) as well as COGAM and Fundación Triángulo (Spain) HOW WERE THESE SOLVED UoB taking up the role of main beneficiary; contract amendment signed by EC; money transferred by UoB COGAM and Fundación Triangulo; observer role.

3. WP2- Dissemination of the results M6. September 2008. IUPHE European Conference. Torino. 1 Oral presentation M.7. October 2008. SEISIDA AIDS National Conference. Córdoba. 2 Posters PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED None HOW WERE THESE SOLVED

4. WP3- Evaluation of the project M.3. June 2008. Deliverable 3. Continuous Evaluation Plan (first version) PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED None HOW WERE THESE SOLVED

5. WP4- Structures and practises in HIV prevention work in partner countries M.4. July 2008. Deliverable 4. Operative scoping report on HIV prevention methodology in MSM PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED None HOW WERE THESE SOLVED

6. WP5- Creation of a social mediators network specialised in accessing the business/private sector M.14-M15. June - July 2008. Input and feedback to training workshop and training workbook to THT and UoB. PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED Withdrawal of COGAM and Fundación Triángulo (Spain) in M8 (December 08) HOW WERE THESE SOLVED Working packages assigned to COGAM and FT were taken up by THT and SNEG.

7. WP6- Identify, access and achieve the commitment of the business sector for HIV prev. M.14-M15. June - July 2008. Input and feedback to Everywhere leaflets to THT and UoB. PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED None HOW WERE THESE SOLVED

8. Next activities with regard to Everywhere November 2009. III Spanish National Seminar on MSM and HIV/STI - Debate group: “Everywhere Project: Is it possible to find common collaboration procedures with gay businesses?” - Networking with AIDS & LGTB Federations and local organizations, LGTB business organisations and tourism resources, national and local Public Health Institutions Autumn 2010. Final Everywhere International Seminar (WP9)