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Objective: to update and to make available lessons learned and best pan-European practices on HIV/AIDS prevention, harm reduction, and support especially with local health-service providers based in the new and future EU members states.
Main partners: AIDES/France (coordination), ARAS/Romania, BADZ Z NAMI/Poland, the Czech AIDS Help Society/Czech Republic, DIA+LOGS/Latvia, and the European networks: AIDS ACTION EUROPE, the European AIDS Treatment Group, and the Eurasian Harm Reduction Network.
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Autumn 2008
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European Seminars
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Bucarest, Romania
June 27-28, 2008
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Youth and AIDS
A training and networking opportunity for young activists (from 18 to 30 years old) in the fields of HIV/AIDS prevention and support.
Research report by EHRN: " Young people and drug uses in central and eastern Europe": ENG
Seminar report: ENG
- The Blog AIDSTALK.RO was created following the seminar and contains all the presentations made and other usefull ressources.
- Initial announcement: link
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Vilnius, Lithuania
November 24-25, 2007

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HIV treatment for people who use drugs
in new EU member states, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
(organised by EATG & EHRN)
- Publication ARVs4IDUs: ENG - RU
- Seminar report: ENG
- Post-seminar announcement ENG-RU
- Initial call for participants: ENG
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Prague, Czech Republic
March 8-11, 2007

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HIV, work, and social issues
(organized by the Czech AIDS Help Society)
- Agenda and presentations: link
- Report: ENG
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Prague, Czech Republic
November 24-26, 2006

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Treatment Update
for People Living with HIV/AIDS
in the Central-East-European Region
(organized by EATG)
- Seminar report: ENG
- Presentations: link

As follow-up publications, EATG translated into the local languages of central european countries the guidebook "HIV Basics / Treatment training for advocates" initially produced by the NGO HIV i-Base (www.i-base.info):
PDF format:
Croatian / Czech / Polish / Romanian / Serbian / Slovak
(Reference: original text in English).
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Rynia, Poland
June 26-30, 2006

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Quality of Life
for People living with HIV/AIDS
(organized by BADZ Z NAMI & SIEC PLUS)
- Seminar report: ENG
- Follow-up publication: POL - RU - ENG |
Riga, Latvia
November 10-13, 2005

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Facing management challenges
for HIV/AIDS prevention and support NGOs in new and future EU member states
(organized by DIA+LOGS)
- Seminar report: ENG - Presentations / Additional info: link
- Follow-up publication:
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Vilnius, Lithuania
March 10-11, 2006

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Hepatitis C and Drug Use
in the New EU Member States
and Neighborhood
(organized by EHRN, formelly known as CEEHRN)
- Seminar report: ENG - RU
- Recommendations: ENG - RU
- Fact Sheets: ENG - RU
- Report on situation, guidelines and recommendations
ENG - RU (2-page report announcement) - Presentation at the International Harm Reduction Conference in Warsaw, in May 2007: Powerpoint in English
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Bucharest, Romania
November 10-13, 2005

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Sustainable Health Services
for Vulnerable Groups
(organized by ARAS)
- Seminar report: ENG
- Presentations: ZIP File
- Follow-up publication:
The GOOD PRACTICE HANDBOOK
for the implementation of HIV/AIDS prevention services: ENG - RO - RU
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Paris, France
October 6-8, 2005

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Women: facing HIV in our wider Europe
Promoting community-based approaches
(organized by AIDES)
- Seminar report: ENG
- Presentations / Additional info: link
- Call for action: FR - ENG - RU - POL
- Poster presented at the World AIDS Conference in August 2007 in Toronto: ENG
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- Adaptation and translation into Polish of the guide originally designed by ICW, the International Community of Women living with HIV (89 pages including fact sheets): POL |
Note: the call for action on Women and HIV also was presented at the 1st Eastern European and Central Asian AIDS Conference (EECAAC) in Moscow in May 2006.
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BIG THANKS!
The AIDS ACTION & INTEGRATION 2005-2008 Projects are funded primarily by DG SANCO of the European Commission, AIDES individual private donors, and numerous other funding organisations including the Open Society Institute, the Fondation de France, the French Ambassies in Lithuania, Poland, and Romania, GSK positive action and Roche.
Note: The sole responsibility for these publications lies with the authors and that the European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. |
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