| EPF035 | Poverty, cumulative violence, and contexts of HIV vulnerability among refugee youth in a humanitarian setting in Uganda | E-poster | Humanitarian crises |
| EPF034 | Strengthening the Government of Vietnam's ARV supply chain management as they transition to sustainable HIV financing: lessons for HIV integration | E-poster | Antiretroviral procurement and supply chain management |
| EPF033 | The life of a foreign agent: Risks and perspectives on operating in Russia as an NGO designated as a foreign agent | E-poster | Conceptualizing political drivers and their impacts |
| EPF032 | The political economy drivers of HIV in marginalized suburban communities in Suriname | E-poster | Conceptualizing political drivers and their impacts |
| EPF031 | One step forward: challenging anti-LGBT laws in Jamaica | E-poster | Challenging criminalization/penal provisions relating to gender and sexual diversity as an impediment to the global HIV response |
| EPF030 | Women´s r4ealities: addressing safety issues that women activists face in EECA | E-poster | Challenging criminalization/penal provisions relating to gender and sexual diversity as an impediment to the global HIV response |
| EPF029 | Legal clinic an effective tool for maximizing HIV services among key population in Cross River State Nigeria | E-poster | Challenging criminalization/penal provisions relating to gender and sexual diversity as an impediment to the global HIV response |
| EPF028 | Laws and Policies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia as an obstacle to providing HIV-services for MSM and trans people | E-poster | Challenging criminalization/penal provisions relating to gender and sexual diversity as an impediment to the global HIV response |
| EPF027 | Is the integration of LGBT people into public HIV care health facilities possible in a country where there is a criminalization of homosexuality? The case of Burundi | E-poster | Challenging criminalization/penal provisions relating to gender and sexual diversity as an impediment to the global HIV response |
| EPF026 | The end of patent term extensions in Brazil: positive impacts for the procurement of ARVs | E-poster | Laws and policies regulating access to drugs and medical devices (including intellectual property and trade regimes, competition law and price regulation) |