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THE REGIONAL STRATEGY

The Regional Strategy on HIV Control in the Central Asia
(3-rd Draft version for discussion)
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Central Asia Regional One Health Project

Activities of the Central Asian Regional Project on “One Health” (CAR/OH) will be directed to implementation of main objectives and priorities of the regional public health platform related to zoonotic disease control and food safety.More

NEWS
 
2011-08-18
Second Regional Conference on One Health
 
2011-04-29
1st Regional Conference in One Health
On April 28-29, 2011 the 1st Regional Conference was conducted in Almaty, Kazakhstan in the frame of Central Asian Regional One Health Project. The experience gained in the area of infectious diseases counteraction, in particular, zoonotic diseases, both worldwide and in Central Asia shows effectiveness of regional initiatives that require integration and harmonization of efforts both at the inter-agency level in each country and at the regional level in general. Central Asian Regional One Health Project is implemented by the World Bank grant funds, the recipient of which is Eurasian Economical Community. The Project aims at organization and conduction of activities in public health and veterinary services in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The main activity of the Project focuses on achievement of key goals and realization of priority directions of Regional Public Health Platform. Planned period of the Project completion is September 2011. Project implementation is entrusted to Regional Project Management Unit located in Almaty and National offices in member countries.
 
2011-04-05
Round table on "Discussion of main issues within the scope of implementation of Central Asian Regional One Health Project"
 
2011-03-09
Central Asia Regional One Health Project
Today, on March 9, 2011 the Grant agreement (Regional One Health Project) between the World Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Eurasian Economic Community (AHI GRANT 098346) has been signed in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan. One of the conditions specified as the effectiveness condition of the Grant Agreement is signing of the Project Implementation Agreement between EAEC (Eurasian economic Community) and RPMU. Zakir Kadirov, Executive Director for the RPMU and Murat Musataev, Deputy Director General for the EAEC signed Project Implementation Agreement between EAEC and RPMU today on March 9, 2011. It is another step towards improving the regional cooperation in the area of Public Health in Central Asia through the existing political structures, said Zakir Kadirov on the press conference that held right after the signing procedure. Based on the agreement the implementation of the Project was entrusted to RPMU. Signing of the Grant Agreement (Regional One Health Project) marked the start up of the new Project, activities of which are designed as a core element of the Central Asia (CA) Regional Health Platform, which has been initiated under the Central Asia AIDS Control Project (CAAP).
 
2010-12-03
Closure Conference “Five years of work on HIV prevention in Central Asia, experiences and way forward” PRESS-RELEASE
 
2010-09-17
Evaluation of safe injection practice and catheterization of vessels in Central Asian countries
In the frame of the joint activity of CAAP and CDC specialists related to organization of the survey on “Evaluation of safe injection practice and catheterization of vessels in Central Asian countries” on September 6-8, 2010 a regular country National workshop on the survey preparation was conducted: “Injection safety in health care facilities and introduction of the injection safety evaluation tool at the national level in the Kyrgyz Republic”. During a three-day workshop, 21 specialists were provided with training on the survey method (11 Epidemiologists and 10 Nurses). The workshop included a visit to Central Rayon Hospital for the purpose of providing training for surveyors on the staff questioning method, observation over medical procedures conduction, questionnaires filling up.
 
2010-06-17
Regional seminar on migration and HIV issues for government officials of Central Asia
On June 15-17, 2010 a regional seminar on migration and HIV issue was carried out for the staff of the governmental services of the Central Asian region. The seminar was conducted within the activities of the Regional Training Center on Migration and HIV issues under the Regional Project of IOM “HIV prevention among labor migrants in Central Asian countries” funded by the Central Asia AIDS Control Project (CAAP). The goal of the seminar was to improve the government agencies employees’ understanding of correlation between migration and HIV, vulnerability of migrants to HIV infection and their role in prevention among labor migrants, as well as their interaction with NGOs in this area. The seminar was attended by 15 representatives of the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan – Chief and Head Specialists of the Ministries of Labor, Transport and Communications, staff of migration services.
 
2010-06-03
The Fifth Interparliamentary Conference of Central Asia countries and Azerbaijan on HIV and AIDS
 
2010-05-19
Regional conference “HIV infection epidemic in Central Asia: further development of epidemiological surveillance”
 
2010-04-30
Regional seminar for religions leaders of Central Asia countries
Regional seminar for religious leaders of the Central Asia countries took place in Almaty on April 27-29, 2010. The overall objective of this event was directed on strengthening of leadership skills of religious leaders and application of the obtained knowledge on HIV prevention in their further engagement with the population subsequently. The regional seminar was attended by 18 participants, mainly the imam-khatib, mudarrises (teachers) of Islamic educational institutions of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and also representatives of Central Administrative Management on Religious Affairs of the Ministry of Culture of Republic of Tajikistan. Training participants have exchanged experience of carrying out khutbah (sermon) in the jamaat (communities) and mudarrises (studies in educational institutions), and also interpretation of Islam.
 
2010-04-26
III Central Asia Forum on infectious diseases and drug use in prisons
 
2010-04-19
More than 50 train conductors of Uzbekistan railway are ready to help stop HIV spread
Another scheduled training took place in Tashkent in the framework of regional project “HIV prevention among labor migrants in the Central Asia countries”, financed by the Central Asia AIDS Project. The training was carried out in two stages within the period from April 19th to 25th, and involved 56 participants in total. The participants of this training course were train conductors and chiefs of trains of the Uzbek railway passenger service. The main objective of this event was to increase legal and sanitary literacy of railway workers, train them with communication skills needed for dissemination of the useful information among their colleagues, train passengers and population at large. In the course of practical and theoretical sessions the participants have got acquainted with migration legislation of Central Asia countries and Russia, learnt about the latest situation on HIV and AIDS in the country, region and in the world. The important issues covered during the training were HIV transmission and prevention, problems related to stigma and discrimination, potential risks of migration.
 
2010-03-03
Round table on presentation of the project “HIV infection prevention among labor migrants”
 
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Finance resources allocated to the countries within the frame of Regional AIDS Fund Small Grants >>>

 

4th GRAND ROUND

December 2009 National Coordination Committees meetings were held in all Central Asia AIDS Control Project participant-countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan – where the winners of small grants of the Regional AIDS Fund (RAF) Forth Grant Round have been defined.

Information on the start of the 4th Grant Round was posted on the CAAP, WB, UNDP web-sites and was disseminated through the email to all potentially interested organizations and AIDS service organizations. The total duration of the information campaign was two weeks starting from the September 15. Information campaign has started simultaneously in all participating countries. The forth grant round intended to fund proposals that aim at prevention of HIV among five highly vulnerable groups: IDUs, MSMs, SWs, prisoners and migrants.

As the result of SPPs' evaluation, the approved fund is as follows:

Kazakhstan - 19 for the total amount of $904,661
Kyrgyzstan - 8 for the total amount of $284,186
Tajikistan - 13 for the total amount of $341,872
Uzbekistan - 27 for the total amount of $1,248,717

All approved sub-projects are under “small grants” category because the requested grant sum does not exceed $50,000 USD. Thus, 67 sub-projects with total amount of $2,779,437.00 USD have been approved for financing.

Realization schedule of 4 GR

The Central Asian AIDS Control Project congratulates the 4-th grand round winners of Regional AIDS Fund and wishes success in their projects implementation!

 

3rd GRAND ROUND

At the end of 2008 and at the beginning of 2009, National Coordination Committee/Country Multisectoral Coordination Committee meetings took place in all Project-member countries to approve sub-project proposals (SPPs) submitted in the frame of the 3-rd Regional AIDS Fund (RAF) grant round cycle. Before its consideration, all submitted SPPs were reviewed and selected by the National Technical Evaluation Committees. All approved SPPs are under “small grants” category because the requested grant sum does not exceed $50 000 USD.

As a result, 16 SPPs have been approved for Kazakhstan (with a total budget of $572631 USD); 8 SPPs have been approved for the Kyrgyz Republic (with a total budget of $200174 USD); 10 SPPs have been approved for Tajikistan (with a total budget of $253482 USD) and 14 SPPs have been approved for Uzbekistan (with a total budget of $640758 USD).

The Central Asian Regional AIDS Fund congratulates the 3-rd grand round winners and wishes success in the sub-project proposals realization

Small (national) grants (up to $50 000 USD)
Republic of Kazakhstan – 16
The Kyrgyz Republic – 8
Republic of Tajikistan – 10
Republic of Uzbekistan – 14

Reports on 3-rd GR selection process 
Republic of Kazakhstan
The Kyrgyz Republic
Republic of Tajikistan
Republic of Uzbekistan

 

2nd GRAND ROUND

In November, 2007 National Coordination Committees meetings were held in all Central Asia AIDS Control Project participant-countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan – where the winners of small grants of the Second Regional AIDS Fund (RAF) Grant Round were defined.

In second grant round the financing was provided to 64 governmental and non governmental organizations from four countries of the region which received small grants from Regional AIDS Fund on a total sum $1.4 mln. US dollars (including Republic of Kazakhstan $269 900 US dollars, Kyrgyz Republic $138 310 US dollars, Republic of Tajikistan $221 545 US dollars and Republic of Uzbekistan 836 504 US dollars).

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Analytical Report on results obtained within implementation of Sub-Projects funded by Regional AIDS Fund on 2nd Grant Round in the Kyrgyz Republic

Small Grants:

- Republic of Kazakhstan
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The Kyrgyz Republic
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Republic of Tajikistan
- Republic of Uzbekistan

Large Grants

 

1st GRANT ROUND

 

The first Regional AIDS Fund (RAF) grant round was carried out from May 11 till December 12, 2006. The total sum of the allocated money resources was 4 million 549 thousand US dollars.

In February, 2007 Central Asia AIDS Control Project received an approval to begin the realization and financing of five big regional initiatives and 42 national projects in the field of HIV/AIDS spreading counteraction in Central Asia, approved within the framework of the First RAF grant round.
Approved big grants are focused on:

- SPP “Youth Power”: drugs use prevention and HIV spreading among the young people (15-24 years old) in four Central Asian republics (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). Grant recipient: NGO Population Services International/ Central Asia;

- SPP “Reaching High Coverage of Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) and Sex Workers (SWs) with the Essential Comprehensive Package of HIV Prevention Services in 7 Sites in Central Asia”: partnership strengthening and PLWH involving into the prevention, treatment, care and support – Grant recipient: NGO JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc.

- SPP “Youth and HIV/AIDS”: positive behavior formation in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention among the young people of Central Asian countries. Grant recipient: NGO “Youth of 21 Century”, Tajikistan.

Together with the winners of big grants, the financing was provided to 42 governmental and not governmental organizations from four countries of the region which received small grants at the rate of up to 20 thousand of US dollars from Regional AIDS Fund.

According to the signed Agreement on long-term cooperation between RPMU and United Nations Development Program (UNDP), UNDP represents itself as the financial agent in the grant process. Therefore distribution of money resources between the grant recipients will be made through the UNDP country offices.

All additional information on the first grant round winners, participants selection mechanism and procedure of participation in grants receiving is placed in section "GRANTS" of Central Asia AIDS Control Project.

It is possible to get acquaintance with the reports on big grants realization in section: “Grant Recipients Reports".
The winners or implementing organizations, passed the competitive selection of the First Grant Round are:

 

in the Republic of Kazakhstan - 11 non governmental organizations (NGO) and 2 governmental organizations (GO)

   

in the Kyrgyz Republic – 8 NGO and 1 private organization (PO)

   

in the Republic of Tajikistan - 8 NGO, 3 GO è 1 NGO joint with GO

   

in the Republic of Uzbekistan - 6 NGO and 6 GO

   
 
 
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