This session will focus on the importance of designing person-centered HIV prevention, testing and treatment models for people who inject drugs in Africa. Co-hosted by ICAP at Columbia University's CQUIN project, FHI 360's EpiC project, the South-to-South HIV Prevention Learning Network (SSLN), and the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD), the session will include a keynote presentation by a representative from AfricaNPUD on the importance of differentiated service delivery, case studies from diverse projects in Nigeria, Mozambique and Kenya, and a panel discussion with representatives of people who use drugs from the Tanzania KVP Forum, the South Africa Network of People who Use Drugs (SANPUD) and EMPOWER Cameroon. Moderators will include representatives from the Global Fund, ICAP, SSLN and FHI 360.

• Presentations
• Session recording (English)