GFO Issue 160, Article Number: 6
Sub-title :
Announcement
Author:
David Garmaise
Date:
2011-10-13
ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT
Both the International Harm Reduction Network and UNAIDS have released tools to assist Round 11 applicants.
Briefing notes on how to integrate drug use initiatives in Round 11 proposals
The International Harm Reduction Network has produced briefing notes for Round 11 applicants on how to integrate initiatives related to drug use into their proposals The briefing notes, which are available in English and Russian, cover five topics:
- Legal aid
- Gender-specific harm reduction programming
- Integration of HIV and tuberculosis services for drug users
- Overdose response with the overdose reversal medication naloxone
- Diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis C
The briefing notes can be downloaded from the website of Open Society Foundations here.
Guidance tool on integrating community systems strengthening in proposals
UNAIDS has released a guidance tool for including community systems strengthening
in Global Fund proposals. Entitled "Supporting community-based responses to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria," the 44-page guidance note can be downloaded directly in PDF format here.
- Legal aid
- Gender-specific harm reduction programming
- Integration of HIV and tuberculosis services for drug users
- Overdose response with the overdose reversal medication naloxone
- Diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis C
UNAIDS has released a guidance tool for including community systems strengthening in Global Fund proposals. Entitled "Supporting community-based responses to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria," the 44-page guidance note can be downloaded directly in PDF format here.
Publication Date:
2011-10-13
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