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MOBILIZING THE HIV COMMUNITY:
Global Health NGOs in the NCD Response
30 August 2012
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Satellite Session on July 22, 2012 organized by the Task Force on Women and NCDs
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MOBILIZING THE HIV COMMUNITY: Global Health NGOs in the NCD - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MOBILIZING THE HIV COMMUNITY: Global Health NGOs in the NCD - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MOBILIZING THE HIV COMMUNITY: Global Health NGOs in the NCD Response 30 August 2012 ! Satellite Session on July 22, 2012 organized by the Task Force on Women and NCDs PAGE 2 ! Key Messages from the Task Force Satellite Session ! Access to
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! Access to treatment for NCDs is a human rights issue
– Access to treatment requires a solid base of prevention as well as screening programs
! Prevention, screening and treatment of NCDs require a strong health system ! The response to NCDs requires global and regional action; building a responsive health system requires a national response ! Approach to NCDs must be multi-sectoral including health care providers, donors, NGOs, ministries and private sector ! Services on the ground need to be integrated, while ensuring equity and accessibility along with high quality of services
Key Messages from the Task Force Satellite Session
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– Up from 10 abstracts two years ago.
! Comprehensive coverage of AIDS-related cancers, including cervical cancer, liver cancer and lymphoma. ! Increasing body of scientific literature and evidence for why people living with HIV/AIDS are vulnerable to NCDs.
– Links to HIV disease – Links to long-term treatment with antiretroviral therapy
! HIV treatment programs bringing more people in LMICs into the health system
– How do we ensure their NCDs are identified and treated?
! Challenges in integrating programs due to resource allocation, limited funds and nascent chronic care integration programs.
Recognition in the HIV Community and Challenges moving forward
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! Global health organizations makes strategic and programmatic decisions based on burden of disease ! The response must include the private sector as public sector resources may be over-burdened by the increase of patients with NCDs including cancers. ! Implementing NGOs are well placed to leverage existing resources and have experience responding at scale.
Why this is important
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Questions?
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