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What international donor commitments are required to address the intersecting impacts of HIV and COVID-19 on children and adolescents, and pave the way to an AIDS-free generation? In an era when resources are constrained and needs are exacerbated, it is more important than ever to consider what would be the most impactful and cost-effective investments for achieving HIV targets and the Sustainable Development Goals. John Stover at Avenir Health will present new research identifying resourcing needs as well as historical funding trends around children and adolescents in the HIV response and what we can learn from them. This will be followed by a discussion with senior leadership from PEPFAR, the Global Fund, and other key actors.

07:45
10 min
Overview: The intersecting needs of children and adolescents affected by HIV and COVID. Why Smart Money is needed to address both.
Florence ANAM, Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+), Kenya
07:55
15 min
What resources are available for children and adolescents globally and where are the gaps?
John STOVER, Avenir Health, United States
08:10
26 min
Critical Perspectives from global donors and their partners
Nobuhle MTHETHWA, swaziland national Aids Programme, Eswatini
Cathy FERRIER, ViiV Healthcare, United Kingdom
Lorrie FAIR ALLEN, Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project, United States
Marijke WIJNROKS, Global Fund to fight Aids, TB and Malaria, Switzerland
Gretchen BACHMAN, State/Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator, United States
Corinna CSAKY, The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS, United Kingdom
08:36
4 min
Response from the Chair
Florence ANAM, Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+), Kenya
08:40
5 min
Looking forward - what can we do together to improve resourcing for children and adolescents?
Luann HATANE, PATA, South Africa