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Countries are at diverse stages of reaching the 95-95-95 and 10-10-10 targets set in the Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026. There are various challenges interrupting a smooth, and rapid, continuum of services from combination, prevention to testing treatment and adherent support need to be addressed. COVID-19 has complicated the landscape in which we operate. Lessons learned from decades of responding to HIV and the evolving innovations created in the global response to COVID-19 collectively shed light on the value of a community-led response to AIDS--on many fronts of the work. The International Conference provides an optimal platform from which to widely promote the effective and efficient way of working on the community level. The main objective of the session is to take stock of key lessons learned and to promote community-led response in a few key areas of work for a people-centered, rights-based and mutually accountable AIDS response towards ending AIDS by 2030. A second objective is to advocate for more resource to be mobilized to support a community-led response. The session is planned as a hybrid one with both in-person and virtual attendance. Speakers TBC.

07:45
5 min
Welcome
Fodé SIMAGA, UNAIDS, Switzerland
Matias Horacio BARREDA DALMAU, Jóvenes Positivos LAC, Argentina
07:50
15 min
Introduction
Suki BEAVERS, UNAIDS, Canada
Erin ECKSTEIN, U.S. Department of State, United States
08:05
10 min
Community leadership in service delivery and community-led monitoring
Vuyiseka DUBULA MAJOLA, Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management, South Africa
Daouda DIOUF, ENDA Santé, Senegal
08:15
5 min
Developing the capacities of drug user-led networks for the achievement of 30-80-60 targets
Aditia Taslim LIM, International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD), Indonesia
08:20
5 min
Community leadership in advocacy for treatment and access to medicines
Alia AMIMI, International Treatment Prepardness Coalition, Morocco
08:25
15 min
Q&A
Vuyiseka DUBULA MAJOLA, Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management, South Africa
Suki BEAVERS, UNAIDS, Canada
Erin ECKSTEIN, U.S. Department of State, United States
Daouda DIOUF, ENDA Santé, Senegal
Aditia Taslim LIM, International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD), Indonesia
Alia AMIMI, International Treatment Prepardness Coalition, Morocco
08:40
5 min
Closing
Fodé SIMAGA, UNAIDS, Switzerland
Matias Horacio BARREDA DALMAU, Jóvenes Positivos LAC, Argentina