Annex 2. Bank SRH-HIV/AIDS Linkages Experience Matrix Unit Experience/Plans Cost-effectiveness studies Technical Assistance Needs Identified Shared documents Other GHAP – Robert Oelrichs GHAP serves on an Interagency Task Team (IATT) for PMTCT. GHAP has conducted a technical review mission in Cambodia with this group. No experience with this on Bank projects. No Private sector involvement in STI treatment () 2 documents shared: 1)PMTCT High-Level Global Partners Forum Meeting Report, Nov. 2007, and 2) WHO, Guidance on global scale-up of the prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV: towards universal access for women, infants and young children and eliminating HIV and AIDS among children / Inter-Agency Task Team on Prevention of HIV Infection in Pregnant Women, Mothers and their Children, 2007. GHAP is interested in working on the FP-HIV Integration IWG and the Cochrane Review. GHAP is also interested in collaborating on conducting studies or in developing toolkits for integration. GHAP – Janet Leno, ASAP No experience with this area on Bank projects. ------ ------ None Asked if IPPF and UNFPA is involved in the IWG GHAP – GAMET, Marelize Overall comment based on experience with work: There’s definitely recognition of the need They are looking at in China (David Wilson in GHAP is working on that). Yes definitely so. She recommended the following three areas for technical assistance: Marelize ... [et al.], The Africa Multi-country AIDS Program, : results of the
to integrate. Maybe even go back to PHC approach instead of treating HIV as a separate disease. In the national response, there are some indicators for SRH as well as other areas on health. In the Bank’s work: Might need to look at country specific documents to tease out this information. For instance, in , MAP funds logistics, which supports the sector as a whole, not just HIV. None of the MAP countries seem to have specific SRH programs. When we arrive at a policy, we must relate it to the other policies and not just leave it on its own. There’s a need to link HIV and SRH information, not just the policies. For too long, HIV has been on its own. At the field level, what’s needed is good practical advice. A publication series, not another set of guidelines, because there are too many already. Perhaps a set of case studies so there is knowledge sharing between countries and situations. World Bank’s response to a development crisis , 2007. ActAfrica, Africa (AFTHV) – Sangeeta Raja In FY09, ActAfrica will likely take on the following integration activities: Compendium of ----- --------- --------
Annex 4. FP-HIV Integration Interagency Working Group: Organizations and Experts FP-HIV Integration Working Group Counseling and Testing Panel Organizing CA: PSI Panel Facilitators: Dvora Joseph (PSI) and Alden Dillow (Pathfinder) USG Point Person(s): Alison Surdo, USAID/OHA and Stephanie Behel (CDC) Last Name First Name Degrees Title Department Organization Email Phone City Mary Ann Sr. Tech. Advisor USAID 202.712.5849 Adamchak Susan PhD Scientist Health Services Res FHI 785.293.5197 Axemo Pia Snr Health Spec (RH) HDNHE/HNP World Bank 202.473.2555 Askew Ian Sr. Associate Reproductive Health Pop Council 254.20.27.1.3480 Bradley Heather Johns 202.258.2722 Behel Stephanie MPH Epidemiologist Global AIDS Prog CDC 404.639.4700 Altanta Chowdhury Sadia MD, MPH Sr. Health Specialist Reprod Child Health World Bank Dillow Alden MPH HIV/AIDS Advisor Techn Serv's Unit Pathfinder 617.924.7200 x206 Gillespie Duff PhD Prof and Sr. Scholar Johns 410.502.0696 Grant April MPA Intern Office HIV/AIDS USAID 202-712-5602 Higgins Donna Technical Officer WHO 41.22.791.4557 Janowitz Barbara PhD Director Health Services Res FHI 919.544.7040 Joseph Dvora MPH Acting Director HIV Department PSI 202.572.4645
Sripipatana Tabitha EGPAF 310.491.3129 Tsague Landry ICAP Population Council 254 20 2713480/1 RH Associate Weiss Deborah Population Council 212.339.0694 FP-HIV Integration Working Group Care and Treatment (including ART and Home-based Care) Organizing CA: FHI Panel Facilitators: Rose Wilcher (main contact, FHI), Susan Adamchak (FHI) and Heidi Reynolds (FHI) USG Point Person: TBD (USAID Point Person) and Pam Bachanas (CDC) Last Name First Name Organization Email Phone Title Department City Mary Ann USAID 202.712.5849 MPH Sr. Tech. Advisor Adamchak Susan FHI 785.293.5197 PhD Scientist Applied Research Bachanas Pamela CDC 404.639.8110 PhD TL HIV Prev Ind/Fam Global AIDS Prgm Curtis Kate CDC Dillow Alden Pathfinder 617.924.7200 x206 MPH HIV/AIDS Advisor Technical Services Unit Farrell Betty 212.561.8035
Flanagan EGPAF eflanagan@pedaids.org 202.448.8412 Sr. Tech. Officer Prev. Care and Tx. Ser. Jamieson Denise CDC Johnson Sarah WHO Lamprecht USAID 202.712.0146 Sr Tech Advisor GH/PRH/SDI Livesley Nigel URC 301.941.8557 O'Reilly Kevin WHO GHFP Consultant Reynolds Heidi FHI 919.544.7040 x510 PhD Scientist Applied Research Rinehart Ward JHUCCP Rosenburg Nora CDC Sikipa Godfrey ESD 202.775.1977 x251 Laura Wilcher Rose FHI 919.544.7040 x406 MPH Sr Prog Officer Applied Research