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SUSTAINING CIVIL SOCIETY INVOLVEMENT SUSTAINING CIVIL SOCIETY INVOLVEMENT IN A POST A POST GLOBAL FUND CONTEXT: GLOBAL FUND CONTEXT: IN LESSONS FROM ESTONIA LESSONS FROM ESTONIA Latsin Alijev Estonian Network PLWH 5th Congress of


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SUSTAINING CIVIL SOCIETY INVOLVEMENT SUSTAINING CIVIL SOCIETY INVOLVEMENT IN IN A POST A POST– –GLOBAL FUND CONTEXT: GLOBAL FUND CONTEXT: LESSONS FROM ESTONIA LESSONS FROM ESTONIA

Latsin Alijev Estonian Network PLWH 5th Congress of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease May 27-30, 2009, Dubrovnik

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  • Established in April 2005
  • Stands for rights of PLWHIV in Estonia
  • Offices in 4 largest regions
  • Awarded Red Ribbon Award by UNDP and

UNAIDS

  • 110 members and 4 HIV-service NGOs
  • 2000 service recipients
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Estonia

  • Population 1,34 million
  • HIV+ 7035
  • AIDS - 265
  • TB incidence 30,3/100 000
  • DOTS/DOTS-Plus in all Estonia
  • High rate for MDR-TB and XDR-TB
  • HIV/AIDS is a growing problem
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Data source: Health Protection Inspectorate

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820 755 791 798 648 570 561 501 438 467 414 Total N+ R

490 490 525 525 424 424 478 478 408 373 373 123 123 89 89 83 83 77 1 11 13 3 138 138 13 130

60 354

525 525 642 642 642 642 690 690 69 65 149 149

National Institute for Health Development: TB register 2009

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GFATM Program in Estonia GFATM Program in Estonia

  • Awarded in September 2003
  • Activities targeted:
  • IDUs
  • youth aged 15-24
  • CSWs
  • Prisoners
  • MSM
  • PLWHIV
  • Implementing partners – 21 NGOs, private

limited companies, hospitals and prisons

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Lessons Learned Lessons Learned

NGOs became the constructive partners of the

government

Government is ready to fund services provided

by NGOs

NGOs gained project management experience Coordination and financial mechanisms for the

government and NGOs were created

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What was happening at the transitional period?

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Challenges of the Transitional Period Challenges of the Transitional Period

June 2007 – government statement Increased number of requests for ARV and

  • ther treatment

Ensuring consistency and extension of the

government funding

Coordination of HIV and TB programs

implemented by the different ministries

Preserving cooperation between

civil society and the Estonian government

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Advocacy Measures Advocacy Measures

  • Creating coalition of 17 NGOs
  • Involving 100 international NGOs from 40

countries

  • Issuing an appeal to the Estonian government
  • Active media coverage
  • Dialogue with policy- and decision-makers
  • Active participation of PLWHIV in national

committees on HIV, on planning and procuring ARV, and working group on TB and HIV

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National Institute for Health Development: TB register 2009

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National TB Prevention Program National TB Prevention Program for 2008 for 2008 -

  • 2012

2012

Political commitment to TB control Free of charge treatment for all TB patients according

to DOTS/DOTS Plus

Co-operative management of TB/HIV patients TB services – entry point for HIV patients and vice-

versa

HIV testing/treatment for TB patients is available

within the TB services

Infectious Disease Control Law (2003): compulsory

isolation (by court order) for smear positive TB patients not following treatment rules

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Forum of the HIV Forum of the HIV-

  • service NGOs

service NGOs

Priority tasks:

Developing of the partnership code Regular monitoring of needs of people living

with HIV and TB

Representing interests of PLWH and TB at the

professional level

Coordinating advocacy tasks and actions Educating NGO staff Educating vulnerable groups about

TB and HIV and AIDS

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Recommendations Recommendations

  • 1. Active involvement in the management process
  • f the GF program, including NCC
  • 2. Development of the national strategy for

transitional period – not later than 1 year prior to the GF program completion

  • 3. Understanding how the government structures

are functioning

  • 4. Conducting of the independent analysis of HIV

and TB situation in the country

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Recommendations Recommendations

  • 5. Advocating for TB and HIV programs at the

national level

  • 6. Entering into contracts between NGOs and the

government

  • 7. Creating coalition of NGOs
  • 8. Active cooperation with media
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Estonian Network

  • f People Living with HIV

www.ehpv.ee Tallinn's office:

Tartu mnt. 7-2, 10145, Tallinn Tel: (+372) 6410133 Fax: (+372) 6410133

Chairman of the Board: Igor Sobolev

Tel.: (+372) 56506316 E-mail: igor.sobolev@ehpv.ee