Presentations

The Integrated Bio‐Behavioural Surveillance (IBBS) Survey 2009 presentation provides an estimate of HIV prevalence among three key populations at higher risk in Malaysia: Female Sex Workers, Transsexuals, and IV Drug Users. It also identifies sexual practices, injecting drug use practices within these groups and their relevant HIV knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs.

Presentation slides on the findings from the National Consensus Workshop 2009.

Presentation Outline • AIDS in Asia • Funding for Prevention and Care • Vulnerability to the Crisis • Targeted Response is Key • ART Increases Program Costs • Response Publicly Financed • Summary

This is a presentation on the gaps in HIV Strategic Information within the Asia Pacific. This was presented during the 9th ICAAP Bali, August 2009.

Symposium: Caring for children & families affected by HIV in concentrated and low-level epidemics: Government and community responses that are making a difference! 9th ICAAP, 11 August 2009, Bali, Indonesia

The study is targeted at the strategic decision-making level: - Are current responses effective and cost-effective? - What is the scale-up perspective?  - Priority Setting of Injecting Drug User (IDU) interventions in Asia

This presentation is about: - Epidemiology of HIV among young people in Asia - The ‘window of opportunity’ - mostly HIV negative young people in schools in Asia - One size fits who? The need to let data direct tailored strategies, policies and programs - General policy and programming implications - Implications for education sector responses

Presentation on Estimating Resource Needs and Gaps for Harm Reduction In Asia at the IHRA’s 20th International Conference, 20-23 April 2009.

This presentation is a summary of the overall situation of HIV in the region of South-East Asia. It is prepared by the World Health Organization's Department of Communicable Diseases.

This is a presentation on Unfunded Response: Financing MSM Program in Asia and the Pacific.