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Framework on HIV and AIDS that establishes a cohesive response by the PANCAP Network to HIV and AIDS for the next five years. This essential tool not only provides the overarching goals and aspirations for approximately 29 countries and 70 partners, but also establishes concrete.
To this end, the Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework 2014-2018 provides high level guidance to ensure that resources are directed towards effective interventions that maximise the impact of regional efforts, and provide good value or money, including by intensifying intervention efforts where HIV is most heavily concentrated.
The objective of this Regional Framework, and the regional plans of action that flow from it, is to support national efforts to prevent and control the HIV epidemic and mitigate its consequences at.
AIDS. This second version of the Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework on HIV and AIDS (CRSF 2008- 2012) captures the essence of this commitment and provides the strategic direction and programmatic orientation for national and regional governments and other entities to pursue the inescapable objective.
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It provides a structured and unified approach to the Caribbean’s response to the HIV epidemic and coordinates a response through the Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework on HIV and AIDS, to maximise efficient use of resources, increase impact, mobilise resources and build capacity of partners.
Through the development of a regional platform of youth leaders working to implement The Caribbean Regional Youth Advocacy Framework on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, PANCAP’s intended objective is to further the remit of the CRSF on HIV and AIDS under Strategic Priority Areas (1): An Enabling Environment and (3) Prevention as well as to support the Justice for All Roadmap.
The HIV epidemic in the Caribbean has been stable over the last decade with a reported HIV prevalence of 1.3% and an estimated 310,000 people living with the disease at the end of 2016.
Through the CRYAF, PANCAP’s intended objective is to further the remit of the Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework (CRSF) on HIV and AIDS under Strategic Priority Areas (1): An Enabling Environment and (3) Prevention as well as to support the PANCAP Justice for All Roadmap.
It provides a structured and unified approach to the Caribbean's response to the HIV epidemic, coordinates the response through the Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework on HIV and AIDS to.
He pointed to the role of the Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP), in the response to the epidemic as outlined in the Caribbean Regional Strategic framework, and further highlighted in the creative Justice for All programme. The latter was designed to respond to the elements of the UN political declaration with particular emphasis on reducing HIV-related stigma and.
The UNAIDS Action Framework: Addressing Women, Girls, Gender Equality and HIV (herein referred to as “Action Framework”), focuses on the critical need to scale up policies and programming for women, girls, gender equality and HIV. It builds on past accomplishments and adopts a strategic and prioritized.
A safe and secure Community for its people where human rights and social justice are guaranteed underlie CARICOM’s agenda. The Caribbean Community Strategic Plan for 2015-2019 identifies eight areas for immediate focus: Deepening crime prevention initiatives and programmesFacilitating justice reformPursuing functional cooperative security engagements to tackle and manage shared risks and.
