Attachment_6_Briefer_on_LEADER_For_People_Living_with_HIV.pdf
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LEADER promotes local advocates working for the betterment of their own communities
ACTIVITY INFORMATION
Start Date: 08/18/2014 End Date: 08/01/2017
Countries:
Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan
Partner:
N/A
CONTACT INFORMATION
USAID Contact: Khorlan Izmailova Email: KIzmailova@usaid.gov
ABOUT USAID
USAID is the leading American government agency building social and economic prosperity together with the people of Central Asia. Our work promotes regional cooperation and broadbased prosperity by expanding diverse and competitive trade and markets, enhancing regional cooperation on shared energy and water resources, and fostering more effective and inclusive governance institutions that serve the public good.
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LEADER For People Living with HIV
OVERVIEW
The LEADER for People Living with HIV project will strengthen the organizational and leadership capacity of the Central Asia Republics Association of People Living with HIV, its Secretariat and its member organizations in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to more effectively address stigma and discrimination, advocate for equitable access to comprehensive prevention, treatment, and care, and address human rights issues affecting PLHIV.
ACTIVITIES
Strengthen the organizational and leadership capacity of the Association's Secretariat Build competencies of the Association's member organizations to reduce stigma and discrimination in order to improve PLHIV access to quality services Strengthen the ability of the Association's member organizations to reduce legal and policy barriers to services for PLHIV Enable PLHIV organizations to advocate for quality systems that will deliver equitable services for PLHIV
EXPECTED RESULTS
Completed an assessment of capacities of the CAR Association to support advocacy efforts designed in order to expand access to quality services for PLHIV and reduce the policy, program, and attitudinal barriers that constrain PLHIV's access to essential services In September 2014, a teambuilding activity took place at IssykKul Lake in Kyrgyzstan to selected community leaders from member organizations and provided training in governance, partnership, leadership and other areas https://www.usaid.gov/
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