Aids community india vision from 2008
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The document outlines the vision for AIDS Community India in 2008. It discusses the growth of AIDS Community India from its founding in 2005 to over 3,600 members by late 2007. It envisions expanding its services to become the UN AIDS India knowledge management hub, supporting the National AIDS Control Organization and facilitating online discussions. It also aims to help mobilize civil society and support the formation of a national facilitation team for AIDS issues. Finally, it discusses plans to clone the Solution Exchange model for knowledge sharing in other world regions.
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The document provides an overview of the EMPHASIS program, which aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. It discusses the high levels of mobility between the countries due to factors like poverty and economic opportunities. This mobility increases vulnerability to HIV through risks like unsafe sex, exploitation, and lack of access to services. The program will deliver interventions along key mobility routes and influence policies. It will work in source, transit, and destination areas and partner with NGOs. Initial activities included staff recruitment, workshops to build common understanding, and NGO partner contracting and mapping activities.
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The document summarizes the EMPHASIS project, a regional project run by CARE India across India, Nepal, and Bangladesh aimed at enhancing mobile populations' access to HIV/AIDS information and services. It will take a source-transit-destination link model approach over five years starting in August 2009, providing services across the mobility continuum. Key activities include mapping mobile populations, developing communication tools like an online platform, and administering finances and partnerships with sub-grantees across the three countries.
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The document provides an update on the EMPHASIS program for a steering committee. It summarizes activities in the first year, including staff recruitment, workshops to build common understanding, mapping activities with NGO partners, and snapshots from field visits. Key processes included establishing common understanding across countries, contracting NGO partners, and overcoming communication divides. Financial status and milestones for the first year in India are also outlined. The discussion section proposes including partner program representatives, establishing source-transit-destination agreements, ensuring regionalism through sharing, and addressing concerns about the neutrality of the secretariat location.
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