| Monday, August 4 |
Oral Presentation
11:00-12:30
Session Room 7 |
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Togo |
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HIV Prevention of Men Who Have Sex with Men in Togo, West Africa: An Ethnographic Study
Presenter: Michelle Geiss, Fellow, PSI/Togo |
Oral Presentation
11:00-12:30
Session Room 10 |
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Zimbabwe |
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Small House, Hure, Sugar Daddies, and Garden Boys: A Qualitative Study of Heterosexual Concurrent Partnerships among Men and Women in Zimbabwe
Presenter: Wellington Mushayi, Research Officer, PSI/Zimbabwe |
Oral Presentation
14:30-16:00
Session Room 6 |
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Nigeria |
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Empowering Sex workers in Muslim Communities: Some Evidence from a Community-Level HIV Prevention Programme in Northern Nigeria
Presenter: Nura Ibrahim, BCC coordinator, SFH/Nigeria |
| Tuesday, August 5 |
Oral Presentation
11:00-12:30
Session Room 5 |
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Nigeria |
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Avoiding Relapse: The Impact of Peer Education Plus Model on Behaviour Change and Behaviour Maintenance among Sex Workers in Nigeria
Presenter: Bright Ekweremadu, General Manager, SFH/Nigeria |
Oral Presentation
16:30-18:00
Session Room 5 |
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Nigeria |
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Increasing Access to HIV Counselling and Testing: A Demonstration Project Trialing the Greater Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS in the Workplace
Presenter: Muyiwa Efuntoye, Assistant General Manager of Special Projects, SFH/Nigeria |
Satellite Session
18:30-20:30
Skills Building Room 1 |
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What Does It Mean to "Be a Man”? Insight into Men's Experiences from Around the Globe
Speakers: Gary Barker, Executive Director, Instituto Promundo, Brazil; Purnima Mane, Deputy Executive Director (Programme), UNFPA; Sussy Lungo, Technical Services Regional Director, PASMO; Dvora Joseph, Acting HIV Department Director, PSI; Salorne McDonald, Regional BCC Manager, PSI/Caribbean |
| This satellite session showed participants what it’s like to “be a man” in different cultural contexts and how pressure to fit a masculine norm affects men’s risk for HIV. Participants interacted with exhibits that highlight issues related to masculinity in developing countries. |
| Wednesday, August 6 |
Oral Presentation
11:00-12:30
Session Room 5 |
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Namibia |
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Behavior Change Among Repeat Testers in
Namibia
Presenter: Dvora Joseph, Acting HIV Department Director, PSI |
| Thursday. August 7 |
Oral Presentation
13:00-14:00
Skills Building Room 6 |
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Latin America/
Caribbean |
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Clients of Sex Workers: Didn't See Them, Didn't Hear Them, Difficult to Identify Them
Presenter: Sussy Lungo, Technical Services Regional Director, PASMO |
Satellite Session
18:30-20:30
Session Room 6 |
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Comprehensive Condom Programming: So Much Potential, Yet So Little Progress
Sponsors: PSI; UNAIDS Interagency Task Team on Comprehensive Condom Programming; UNFPA; Sida; Population Action International; Family Health International; World YWCA;
Moderator: Gill Greer, Director-General, International Planned Parenthood Federation
Speakers: Bidia Deperthes, UNFPA; Svenn Grant, Youth Coalition, Trinidad & Tobago; Antonia Parra Amelin, World YWCA, Mexico; Musimbi Kanyoro, The David & Lucile Packard Foundation; Krishna Jafa, PSI/Zimbabwe |
| This satellite session examined why the struggle to expand access and use of the only available proven HIV prevention technologies- male and female condoms- appears to be losing momentum. The session began with a presentation highlighting a successful case study of comprehensive condom programming and followed with a facilitated discussion with individuals, government representatives and donors. |
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