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Report of the Donor Conference Harm Reduction
In January 2009, representatives of donors, implementing governments, UN agencies, service providers, (ex)drug users, people living with HIV, activists and researchers convened in Amsterdam to work out proposals for scaling up harm reduction and accelerate progress towards universal access. This report summarizes the discussions and lists the proposals for concrete action, some of which are…
Mental Health Problems of Drug Injecting PLHIV in Kazakhstan
In order to overcome the problems faced by IDUs/PLHIV which are mentioned in this study, significantly more resources need to be made available to prevent the spread of HIV-infection in the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to our research findings, one of the priorities is access to detoxification services, including substitution therapy and psychological support (crisis centers and counseling…
Syndrome of emotional burnout
The present theme is very important for people working in sphere of “helper” professions.
Sexual & reproductive health and HIV linkages: evidence review and recommendations
The importance of linking sexual and reproductive health and HIV is widely recognized. The international community agrees that the Development Goals will not be achieved without ensuring universal access to SRH and HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. In order to gain a clear understanding of the effectiveness, optimal circumstances, and best practices for strengthening SRH and HIV…
Final Report on Prevention, Treatment, and Harm Reduction Services
This report analyses the status-quo of prevention, treatment and harm reduction services for people in prisons and in reintegration services for persons on release from prisons. It is based on data on health interventions targeting imprisoned drug users as well as on relevant information included in the national action plans on social inclusion prepared by the Member States.
10 reasons to oppose the criminalization of HIV exposure to transmission
This document provides ten reasons why criminalizing HIV exposure or transmission is generally an unjust and ineffective public policy. The obvious exception involves cases where individuals purposely or maliciously transmit HIV with the intent to harm others. In these rare cases, existing criminal laws can and should be used. In addition, governments should effectively prosecute all cases of…
The AIDS 2008 Impact Report
As the theme of the Mexico conference reminded us, it is time for Universal Action Now. We hope this report is a useful resource for HIV professionals working in every sector of the response to AIDS, and that it will become a powerful and convincing tool for the change required to strengthen the response to HIV/AIDS around the globe.
Resource kit for writing Global Fund HIV proposals for round 9
This resource kit has been developed jointly by WHO and UNAIDS to provide specific guidance in planning for and writing Global Fund HIV proposals for Round 9. UNICEF, UNFPA and other UN agencies as well as Civil Society organizations have contributed to the development of technical documents.
Resources to promote the sexual health of Gay Men
This collection of useful resources for implementers of sexual health projects was put together by the French NGO AIDES following the 2007 European Gay Health Seminar. It is available in a CD-ROM Format and online.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Men, Boys and HIV
The questions in this checklist will help your organisation assess
whether it is effectively addressing key populations within your HIV
programmes.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Women, Girls and HIV
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Human Rights and HIV
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing this principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Community Home-Based Care and support for PLHIV
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Voluntary Counselling and Testing
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing good practice on the VCT principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Treatment, Care and Support
The checklist was designed to be applicable regardless of the level or type of service or programme NGOs are implementing on HIV
treatment, care and support.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Stigma and Discrimination
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Monitoring and Evaluation
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing this principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Meaningful Involvement of Women and Girls Living with HIV (MIWA)
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Meaningful Involvement of PLHIV and Affected Communities (MIPA)
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Mainstreaming HIV
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Key Populations
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Prevention
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing prevention principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: HIV in Emergencies
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully building the capacity of the communities that you work with.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Harm Reduction
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing good practice in your work on harm reduction.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Getting closer - Linking HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing this principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Governance
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing this principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Financial Management
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing this principle.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Community Capacity-Building
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Children and HIV
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles.
Self-Assessment Checklist: Advocacy
This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing advocacy principles. The questions are designed to be thinking points/guidelines to help you identify areas that are already at a ‘good practice’ level, and areas that need to be developed and strengthened.