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The AIDS Community India has grown significantly since its inception in 2005. By October 2005, membership had risen to over 4,000 people and there had been over 2,500 responses to Solution Exchange action groups. The community has established several action groups and consolidated replies to address key issues. It has also worked to reduce stigma and promote universal access to treatment in accordance with India's National AIDS Policy. The community strives to translate its objectives of knowledge sharing and collective action into activities and initiatives to advance the AIDS response in India.
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This document provides details from a mapping exercise of the Nepali migrant population in Delhi, India. It summarizes the locations and sub-locations where Nepali migrants live, including population estimates. It also describes patterns of mobility, occupations, health issues, awareness levels, stigma and discrimination faced. Case studies are provided of vulnerable individuals, including details of their lives, health issues, and lack of access to services. Challenges of the mapping exercise and learnings are also summarized.
Estimates of mobile population111
This document provides estimates of mobile populations crossing borders between India and Nepal/Bangladesh based on mapping and line listing data collected at transit sites.
Key findings include:
- Over 12,000 Nepalis from Accham and Kanchanpur districts cross into India through two transit points in Nepal each year, with around 8,500 heading to Delhi and Mumbai.
- In Delhi, the mobile Nepali population is estimated between 24,000-30,000, with around 3,650 meeting criteria to be considered an "impact population".
- In Mumbai, previous projects have reached around 40,000 Nepalis, suggesting an impact population of around 3,360 for this project if it focuses on certain source
Emphasis pres-sep 5-2010
The EMPHASIS program is a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund, UK, that aims to reduce the vulnerability of key mobile populations to HIV/AIDS along mobility routes between Bangladesh/India and Nepal/India. The program will deliver interventions at source, transit, and destination points and generate evidence to influence regional policies relating to safe mobility. Key objectives include demonstrating effective models for HIV prevention, care, and support for mobile populations and enhancing partners' capacity. The program will work in source areas in Nepal and Bangladesh, transit areas along the borders, and destination areas in major Indian cities. Initial activities include mapping populations, stakeholder analyses, and building common understanding among partners.
Emphasis pres-sep 1-2010-12nb
The document summarizes the EMPHASIS (Enhancing Mobile Populations’ Access to HIV & AIDS Services, Information, and Support) program, a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund, UK. The program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. Key activities include testing cross-border service models, building knowledge about mobile populations, building partner capacity, and influencing policies. The program works along the Nepal-India and Bangladesh-India borders at source, transit, and destination points.
Emphasis pres-sep 1-2010-12
The EMPHASIS program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. It will deliver targeted interventions along two mobility routes: Bangladesh/India and Nepal/India. The first year will focus on building knowledge about mobile populations and their vulnerabilities. Key processes so far include staff recruitment, workshops to develop a common understanding among partners, and contracting five NGO partners to deliver services and conduct mapping exercises in source, transit, and destination areas along the mobility routes.
Emphasis pres-apr-9th-2010-11
The EMPHASIS program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal through focused interventions. It is a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund of the UK. The program will work along two mobility routes - Bangladesh/India and Nepal/India - at source, transit, and destination points to deliver services and influence policies related to safe mobility. Initial activities have included staff recruitment, partner selection, mapping exercises to understand population flows and vulnerabilities, and overcoming communication challenges across countries. Estimates indicate around 100,000 Nepalis cross into India annually through targeted transit points, with around 11,000 going to Delhi and 8,500 to Mumbai.
Emphasis pres-apr-9th-2010-1
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.
Emphasis
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.
Emphasis steering committee
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.
Emphasis km process
The document outlines different knowledge management processes including communication methods like chat, discussion forums, blogs, and group work. It also includes summarizing discussions, consolidating replies, and creating collaborative documents, reports, guidelines and budgets. Knowledge assets and resources such as documents, websites and organizations are organized into archives.
Emphasis km dream
The document provides excerpts from various religious texts that discuss themes of light, knowledge, and moving from darkness to light or ignorance to enlightenment. The excerpts are from Christian, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, and Sikh scriptures and texts. They discuss concepts like seeking knowledge and enlightenment, following the path of righteousness, and God or divine figures guiding believers from darkness to light.
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