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Presentation of the Regional Overview " Breaking the Silence: CRG Barriers to TB Services in EECA Region in TB Services in the EECA Region"

Presentation of the Regional Overview " Breaking the Silence: CRG Barriers to TB Services in EECA Region in TB Services in the EECA Region"

12.12.2020 08:30
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December 17, 2020, 8:00-10:00 AM CET TB-REP 2.0 virtual launch of the regional communities rights and gender (CRG) overview report: ‘Breaking the silence: human rights, gender, stigma and discrimination barriers to TB services in EECA region’

The virtual meeting organized by the Center for Health Policies and Studies (Centrul PAS) within the Global Fund supported TB in Eastern Europe and Central Asia Project on Advancing People-Centered Quality TB Care – From the New Model of Care Towards Improving DR-TB Early Detection and Treatment Outcomes (TB-REP 2.0).

Speakers of the program:

  • Peter Sands, The Global Fund 
  • Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO EURO 
  • Lucica Ditiu, Stop TB Partnership
  • Stela Bivol, PAS Center 
  • Olya Klymenko, TBpeople Ukraine
  • Nonna Turusbekova, TBC Consult
  • Mariam Jibuti, New Vector, GeNPUD, Georgia
  • Oxana Ibragimova, ALE Kazakhstan Union of People Living with HIV
  • Kate Thomson, The Global Fund
  • Askar Yedilbayev, WHO EURO 
  • Viorel Soltan, Stop TB Partnership
  • Liliana Caraulan, PAS Center 

From 2016 to 2020, five countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region: #Georgia, #Kazakhstan, #Tajikistan, #Kyrgyzstan and #Ukraine - have conducted CRG assessments, using Stop TB Partnership individual or integrated CRG tools. Some of the countries had more than one assessment that contributes to better understanding of barriers faced by particular key populations, and human rights, legal, stigma and/or gender aspects in tuberculosis (TB) response.

To identify common CRG barriers and solutions, TB-REP 2.0 produced a regional overview 'Breaking the Silence: Human Rights, Gender, Stigma and Discrimination barriers to TB services in EECA Region’ that summarizes the situation per country, followed by in-depth analyses of common CRG bottlenecks and recommendations.

The virtual meeting on December 17 will launch the regional CRG overview, take stock of specific countries learning and discuss tangible ways forward adapted to specific context for the EECA region.

The working languages will be English and Russian. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

The meeting will be held using ZOOM, web conferencing platform. The access to the virtual venue will be available upon registration. Follow the link to register https://forms.gle/NLUZin9zyDaLxbZYA.

We look forward to welcoming you to this important event.


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