EPLBE05 | Community and health services together to avoid interruption of HIV treatment during COVID-19 restrictions ' a person-centered and a low-cost initiative for antiretroviral delivery in Florianópolis, Brazil | E-poster | Community participation in systems for health, including community-led and key population-led health systems |
EPLBE06 | The National Inuit Sexual Health Network - an engagement model for effective health systems transformation across Inuit Nunangat | E-poster | Community participation in systems for health, including community-led and key population-led health systems |
PESUE26 | Mapping opportunities for CSO financial sustainability through domestic funding access to ensure the continuation of HIV community-led response in Indonesia | Poster exhibition | Community participation in systems for health, including community-led and key population-led health systems |
EPD197 | Use of modern social media to improve tracking and addressing stock-outs by community-based organisations | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD198 | Offering online HIV services to key populations through a nongovernmental organization in Mali | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD199 | Barriers to HIV/AIDS knowledge and prevention among deaf and hard of hearing people in Pakistan | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD200 | Reimagining our futures | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD201 | Lessons from COVID-19 on the use of digital tools to support HIV service uptake and community engagement in research: voices from India | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD202 | Community-health workers have seized opportunities during the Covid-19 crisis to improve services for key populations: results from the international EPIC program | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |
EPD203 | Enhanced outreach demand generation activities for engaging transgenders with service delivery | E-poster | Community mobilization and demand creation |