1. When to prepare for
international
HIV Assistance
phasing-out?
Luu Thanh Tue
Ha Noi Heart Hospital, Ha Noi - Viet Nam

2. Source: Viet Nam UNGASS report 2014
Viet Nam’s HIV epidemic remains concentrated
As of Jun. 2015:
Alive HIV+: 227,114
AIDS: 71,115
Death: 74,442

3. 1. Bilateral
AusAID, DANIDA, SIDA, DFID, PEPFAR
2. UN Organizations
ILO, IOM, UNAIDS, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA,
UNICEF, UNIFEM, UNODC, UNV, WHO.
3. Multilateral Organizations
ADB, GF, WB
4. INGOs, Projects & Foundations:
HPI, Abt, AHF, CARE, CHAI, FHI360, HAIVN,
MSH, MCNV, PATH, PSI, WV…..

4. 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
PEPFAR GF ADB DFID WB AusAID
Y2006 Y2007 Y2008
Source: NPISUSTAINABILITYWORKSHOP|JOHANNESBURG,SOUTHAFRICA|SEPTEMBER2010

5. Surveillance
Awareness raising
ARV therapy
Care & support
Policy
Community outreachCommunity education
Risk reduction
Methadone

6. Source: National Funding Matrix for Viet Nam 2007-2009

8. “Current responses are either limited in
effectiveness or otherwise localized with
limited coverage. Many HIV services are
fragmented and uncoordinated”
Source: UN in Viet Nam: Factsheet-UN Joint Program on HIV 2008-2011

9. Responses are limited in
effectiveness?

10. Responses are localized with
limited coverage ?

11. Services are fragmented and
uncoordinated ?

12. The national:
Strategies for phasing-out must be
seriously considered, negotiated and
deployed as early and possible

13. the international:
Sustainable strategies must be built
into project design and
implementation