On 17 May 2019, the IAS brought together more than 40 participants from ministries of health, implementers and communities in eight countries in West and Central Africa, as well as global stakeholders. The consultation meeting was held in Accra, Ghana. Participants shared priority actions, advocated for policy adoption and scale up and connected to foster intra-regional exchanges and learning in support of differentiated ART delivery. Below are presentations that were shared during the consultation.

Perspective-from-the-Global-Fund-Achieving-Impact-through-Quality_Annette-Reinisch

Perspective from the Global Fund. Achieving impact through quality (Annette Reinisch) (2019)

Download

Overview of key priorities for differentiated ART delivery in West and Central Africa (Anna Grimsrud) (2019)

Download

Overview of the ART delivery framework approach (Lynne Wilkinson) (2019)

Download

Demand driven DSD policy development. The experience of Sierra Leone (Martin Ellie & Samuel Massaquoi) (2019)

Download

BP2_ART-refills-for-MSM-in-Ghana_Henry-Nagai

Providing ART refills outside of a clinic setting to men who have sex with men in Ghana (Henry Nagai) (2019)

Download

BP4_community-pharmacies-in-Nigeria_Yohanna-Kambai-Avong

Utilizing community pharmacies for ART refills in Nigeria (Yohanna Kambai Avong) (2019)

Download

1_Attah_FINAL

Implementing multi-month scripting for ART refills in Nigeria (Matthew Attah) (2019)

Download

WCA-consultation-concept-note-and-agenda-FINAL_16052019

WCA consultation concept note and agenda (International AIDS Society) (2019)

Download