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UN 90-90-90 Target Workshop


The Division of AIDS at the University for British Columbia has coordinated and hosted the International HIV Treatment as Prevention Workshops since 2011. In 2014, the 90-90-90 Target strategy was designed in collaboration with UNAIDS and adopted by the United Nations that September. This strategy calls for 90% of HIV positive diagnoses, 90% of those diagnosed on sustained antiretroviral treatment, and 90% of those on treatment to be virally suppressed by 2020. Following this adoption the Workshop was renamed the UN 90-90-90 Target Workshop at the 2015 IAS Conference held in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The Division of AIDS, in collaboration with UNAIDS, will convene a one-day pre-conference event to be held in Durban this July. The meeting will focus on research, program and policy, implementation, and progress-to-date related to the 90-90-90 Target.

This pre-conference Workshop has now reached full capacity. Please contact kellyhsu@cfenet.ubc.ca if you would like to be added to a wait list.

To attend this event you must be registered with the main conference or purchase a weekend pass. Please visit AIDS2016.org for key dates and further details regarding the main conference.

If you have any further questions regarding the pre-conference UN 90-90-90 Target Workshop, please contact kellyhsu@cfenet.ubc.ca.


Program

07:30-08:30 Breakfast and Registration
08:30 Welcome
  Session I: How far have we come, what lies ahead
Moderators: Gottfried Hirnschall & Jean François Delfraissy
10 min UNAIDS Michel Sidibé
10 min Global Fund Ade Fakoya
10 min Clinton Health Access David Ripin
10 min UNITAID Lelio Marmora
10 min Community Perspective Asia Russell
10 min Q & A  
10:05 – 10:30 Break
  Session II: Enablers and remaining challenges
Moderators: Francesca Celletti & Pedro Cahn
10 min WHO Perspective Gottfried Hirnschall
10 min IAPAC Perspective José Zuniga
10 min Diagnostic Access Initiative Trevor Peter
10 min Meeting the Health Care Workforce Challenge Carlos del Rio
10 min Adoption of New Guidelines – A work in progress Reuben Granich
10 min Community Engagement Sindi Blose
30 min Q & A  
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch
  Session III: Science Informing Practice
Moderators: Matthew Kavanagh & Siddika Mithani
10 min SEARCH Study Diane Havlir
10 min ANRS 12249 TasP trial François Dabis
10 min HPTN 071 (POPART) Sarah Fidler
10 min Botswana (BCPP) Max Essex
10 min MSF Sharonann Lynch
10 min PEPFAR Deborah Birx
30 min Q & A  
14:30 – 15:00 Break
  Session IV: Implementation perspectives I
Moderators: Kenly Sikwese & Yvette Fleming
7 min Cape Town (Pediatric epidemic) Linda-Gail Bekker
7 min Malawi David Maman
7 min Rwanda Eran Bendavid
7 min Swaziland Velephi Okello
7 min KwaZulu-Natal Frank Tanser
7 min AFRICOS Peter Coakley
7 min Thailand Nittaya Phanuphak
7 min China Zunyou Wu
24 min Q & A  
16:30 – 17:00 Break
  Session V: Implementation perspectives II
Moderators: Badara Samb & Nikos Dedes
7 min Brazil Fabio Mesquita
7 min Scott County, Indiana Kara Wools-Kaloustian
7 min Washington, DC Michael Kharfen
7 min San Francisco, CA Susan Buchbinder
7 min British Columbia, Canada Jeffrey Joy
7 min Faith Based Organizations Bob Vitillo
7 min Fulton County, Atlanta Carlos Del Rio on behalf of Melanie Thompson
30 min Q & A  
5 min Closing Remarks Michel Sidibé
18:30 – 19:30 Reception
for confirmed delegates only

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