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AGENDA: HIV Sensitive Care Force Planning for Children Feb 16-17 2016 UNAIDS Headquarters, Avenue Appia 20, Geneva - Kofi Annan Room https://goo.gl/maps/miM3mgLZ6es DAY 1: Tuesday February 16 2016

TIME AGENDA ITEM/ PAPER (underlined names will be in attendance at the meeting)

9:00 - 9:30 Security Clearance & Registration (Important: To give sufficient time to clear security—in case there is a queue or a backlog—arrive at 9am)

9:30 – 10:30 Welcome & Opening Remarks: • Ms. Lisa Bohmer

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation & Chair, The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS

• Dr. Luiz Loures UNAIDS

• Dr. Ann Lion Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health

• Mr. Pablo Stansbery UNICEF-Eastern & Southern Africa Regional Office

• Ms. Noreen Huni The Regional Interagency Task Team on Children and AIDS for Eastern & Southern Africa & Vice-Chair, The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS

Session Timing: 10 minutes each

10:30 – 11:00 Keynote; What do we mean by care? What is the potential of a care force? Presentation: • Dr. Tamsen Rochat

Human Sciences Research Council & The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS

11:00 – 11:30 Break: coffee & tea

11:30 – 12:30

The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 1 Care force profiling & analysis Chair: • Mr. David Chipanta

UNAIDS, Geneva

Presentation: • Professor Vicky Hosegood

Professor of Demography and Family Health, Southampton University

Discussant:

• Ms. Noreen Huni The Regional Interagency Task Team on Children and AIDS for Eastern & Southern Africa & Vice-Chair, The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS

Session Timing Introduction: 5 minutes, Presentation: 35 minutes, Discussant – 10 minutes, Clarifying questions: 10 minutes

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch



13:30 – 14:30 The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 2 Forecasting for an empowered care force that matches children’s development needs Chair: • Professor Lucie Cluver

Oxford University & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Presentation: • Professor Alan Stein

Head of Section, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Oxford University Department of Psychiatry

Discussant:

• Dr. Amina Abubakar Marie Curie Fellow, Department of Psychology, Lancaster University




14:30 – 15:15 Conversation Café Instructions • Each presenter and his/her discussant will be assigned to a table (i.e. for this

Conversation Café there will be two discussion tables). • Meeting participants choose one of the two tables according to their interest. • A table facilitator from the Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS will guide the

conversation. A note-taker from The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS will capture emerging themes for a meeting summary report.

• The table facilitator introduces another discussant, who will kick off the conversation by trying to answer the following questions: 1. What is your reaction to what you heard in the plenary? 2. What are the main barriers to applying the evidence to policy or practice? 3. What further evidence is needed? 4. What are the areas where advocacy is needed?

• The facilitator will guide a conversation between participants and the presenter and two discussants, leading the table in answering the above questions.

• The note-taker will capture the key themes of the conversation. • The table facilitator will give 2-3 points of feedback to the meeting.

Table Facilitator: Table 1 - Care force profiling & analysis • Ms. Nicci Stein

The Teresa Group & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Note-Taker: Table 1 • Dr. Stuart Kean

World Vision International & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Discussant: Table 1 • Ms. Zanele Twala

The Presidency, Republic of South Africa

Table Facilitator: Table 2 - Forecasting for an empowered care force that matches children’s development needs • Ms. Doortje ‘t Hart

STOP AIDS NOW! & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Note-Taker: Table 2 • Ms. Juliet Glassroth

The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Discussant: Table 2 • Dr. Kofi Marfo

Professor & Founding Director, Institute for Human Development, Aga Khan University

15:15 – 15:45 Break: coffee & tea

15:45 – 16:30 Discussion points from Conversation Café & Identification of actions: What would we need to move this forward? Facilitator: • Mr. John Miller

The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS



16:30 End of Day 1

18:00 Group supper (hosted by The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS) Brasserie des Halles de l’Ile, Place de l'Ile 1, 1204 Genève, Switzerland http://www.brasseriedeshallesdelile.ch/ https://goo.gl/maps/zh6dAhiMqxj

DAY 2: Wednesday, February 17th 2016


8:30 – 8:45 Security Clearance (Important: To give sufficient time to clear security—in case there is a queue or a backlog—arrive at 8:30am)

8:45 – 9:00 Welcome to day 2 • Ms. Lisa Bohmer

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation & Chair, The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS

9:00 – 10:00 The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 3 Analyzing the gaps in support for caregivers Chair: • Professor Lorraine Sherr

University College London & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS Presentation: • Professor Jody Heymann

Dean, School of Public Health, UCLA

Discussant:

• Dr. Rachel Kidman Stony Brook University




10:00 – 11:00

The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 4 Strategies to fill the gaps in support for caregivers Chair: • Dr. Stuart Kean

World Vision International

Presentation: • Dr. Karlee Silver

Grand Challenges Canada

Discussant:

• Dr. Tarun Dua Department of Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders, WHO


11:00 – 11:30 Tea

11:30 – 12:30

The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 5 Panel Discussion: Integrating care force planning for children and families into HIV policies and planning Panel Chair • Mr. Pablo Stansbery

UNICEF-Eastern & Southern Africa Regional Office

Panelists • Ms. Beatrice Ogutu

Parenting in Africa Network

• Dr. Bernadette Daelmans Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health, World Health Organization

• Professor Mark Tomlinson Stellenbosch University

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch



13:30 – 14:30

The Care Force Planning Cycle—Step 6 Investing in an overall strategy & differentiated approaches Chair: • Mr. Dominic Kemps

ViiV Positive Action for Children Fund

Presentation: • Dr. Peter Laugharn

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Discussant:

• Mr. Erik Lamontagne UNAIDS




14:30 – 15:15 Conversation Café Instructions • Each presenter(s) and his/her discussant will be assigned to a table (i.e. for this

Conversation Café there will be three discussion tables). • Meeting participants choose one of the three tables according to their interest. • A table facilitator from the Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS will guide the

conversation. A note-taker from The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS will capture emerging themes for a meeting summary report.

• The table facilitator introduces another discussant, who will kick off the conversation by trying to answer the following questions: 1. What is your reaction to what you heard in the plenary? 2. What are the main barriers to applying the evidence to policy or practice? 3. What further evidence is needed? 4. What are the areas where advocacy is needed?

• The facilitator will guide a conversation between participants and the presenter and two discussants, leading the table in answering the above questions.

• The note-taker will capture the key themes of the conversation. Table Facilitator: Table 1 - Analyzing the gaps in support for caregivers • Ms. Catherine Connor

Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Note-Taker: Table 1 • Ms. Juliet Glassroth

The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Discussant: Table 1 • Ms. Lynette Okengo

Sub-Sarahan Africa Early Childhood Network

Table Facilitator: Table 2 - Strategies to fill the gaps in support for caregivers • Ms. Doortje ‘t Hart

STOP AIDS NOW! & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Note-Taker: Table 2 • Dr. Stuart Kean

World Vision International & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Discussant: Table 2 • Mr. Taye Balcha

Office of State Minister, Ministry of Health in Ethiopia

Table Facilitator: Table 3 - Investing in an overall strategy & differentiated approaches • Ms. Lisa Bohmer

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS Note-Taker: Table 3 • Professor Lucie Cluver

Oxford University & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS

Discussant: Table 3 • Ms. Sheila Manji

Global Head of Early Childhood Development Program, Aga Khan Foundation.



15:15 – 15:30 Closing Remarks • Dr. Tamsen Rochat

Human Sciences Research Council & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS • Ms. Lisa Bohmer

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation & The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS 15:30 – 16:00 Meeting close and tea MeetingParticipants(asofFebruary122016) Name Emailandcontactinformation Status/Role1. Dr.AminaA.Abubakar

MarieCurieFellow,DepartmentofPsychology,LancasterUniversity [email protected]

ConfirmedParticipant

2. Dr.TayeBalchaHead,OfficeofStateMinister,MinistryofHealthinEthiopia [email protected]


3. Ms.ChandraniBanerjeeSeniorProgramOfficerforHighImpactAfrica,TheGlobalFund

[email protected]


4. Ms.LisaBohmerChair,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&SeniorProgramOfficer,ChildrenAffectedbyAIDSInitiative,ConradN.HiltonFoundation [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

5. Ms.KolleenBouchanePolicy&AdvocacyDirector,TheirWorld [email protected]


6. Dr.RaschidaBouhouchTechnicalOfficer,WorldHealthOrganization [email protected]


7. Ms.MartinaBrostromTreatmentandCareAdvisor,OfficeofSpecialInitiatives,UNAIDS [email protected]


8. Ms.KelleyBunkersChildWelfareandProtectionSystemsTechnicalDirector,4Children [email protected]


9. Ms.ThebisaChaavaSeniorTechnicalOfficer,CommunityEngagement,ElizabethGlaserPediatricAIDSFoundation

[email protected]


10. Mr.DavidChipantaSeniorAdvisorSocialProtection,UNAIDS,Geneva [email protected]


11. ProfessorLucieCluverMember,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&DepartmentofSocialPolicy&SocialWork,OxfordUniversity [email protected]



MeetingParticipants(asofFebruary122016) Name Emailandcontactinformation Status/Role12. Ms.CatherineConnor

Member,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&DirectorofPolicy,ElizabethGlaserPediatricAIDSFoundation [email protected]


13. Dr.BernadetteDaelmansCoordinator,Policy,PlanningandProgrammes,DepartmentofMaternal,Newborn,ChildandAdolescentHealth,WorldHealthOrganization [email protected]

ConfirmedPanellist

14. Ms.NevenaDemirovicPortfolioOfficer,RelationshipManagement,PrivateSectorEngagementDepartment,TheGlobalFund [email protected]


15. Dr.TarunDuaDepartmentofMentalHealth&SubstanceUseDisorders,WHO [email protected]


16. Mr.MatthewFreyAssociateDirector,MNCHN,PATH [email protected]


17. Ms.TamarGabelnickPolicyAdvisor,ElizabethGlaserPediatricAIDSFoundation

[email protected]


18. Ms.JulietGlassrothCommunicationsConsultant,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS [email protected]


19. Ms.Doortje'tHartMember,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&SeniorAdvisorChildrenaffectedbyAIDS,STOPAIDSNOW! [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

20. Ms.JulietHellerCommunicationsConsultant,WHO [email protected]


21. ProfessorJodyHeymannDean,SchoolofPublicHealth,UCLA [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

22. Ms.KatelynHepworthResearch&EvaluationOfficer,BernardvanLeerFoundation [email protected]


23. Ms.JuliannaHillsTechnicalOfficer,Diagnostics,OfficeofSpecialInitiatives(OSI),UNAIDS [email protected]


24. ProfessorVickyHosegoodProfessorofDemographyandFamilyHealth [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

25. Ms.NoreenHuni-Vice-Chair,TheCoalitionforChildrenaffectedbyAIDS-TheRegionalInteragencyTaskTeamforChildrenAffectedbyHIVforEasternandSouthernAfrica-REPSSI [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker,PlanningCommittee


MeetingParticipants(asofFebruary122016) Name Emailandcontactinformation Status/Role26. Ms.MaryKabati

ProgrammesCoordinator,TanzaniaHomeEconomicsAssociation(TAHEAMwanza) [email protected]


27. Dr.ShaheenKassim-LakhaDirectorofInternationalPrograms,ConradN.HiltonFoundation [email protected]


28. Dr.StuartKeanMember,CoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&SeniorHIVandAIDSPolicyAdviser,WorldVision [email protected]

Confirmed,PlanningCommittee

29. Mr.DominicKempsDirector,PositiveActionProgramme,ViiVHealthcare

[email protected]


30. Dr.RachelKidmanAssistantProfessorofPreventiveMedicine,StonyBrookUniversity

[email protected]


31. Dr.KarusaKiraguSeniorMaternalandChildHealthAdvisor,OfficeofGlobalFundandGlobalPlan,UNAIDSSecretariat [email protected]


32. Mr.ErikLamontagneSeniorEconomicsAdviser,EvaluationandEconomicsDivision,StrategicInformationandEvaluationDepartment,UNAIDS [email protected]

ConfirmedPanellist

33. Dr.PeterLaugharnPresident,ConradN.HiltonFoundation [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

34. Dr.AnnLionDeputyExecutiveDirectora.i.,PartnershipforMaternalNewbornandChildHealth–PMNCH [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

35. Dr.LuizLouresDeputyExecutiveDirector,UNAIDS,AssistantSecretaryGeneraloftheUnitedNations [email protected]

ConfirmedMeetingpartner

36. Ms.AziweMagidaChairperson,ProfessionalBoardforChildandYouthCare,SouthAfrica [email protected]


37. Ms.SheilaManjiGlobalHeadofEarlyChildhoodDevelopmentProgram,AgaKhanFoundation [email protected]


38. Dr.KofiMarfoProfessor&FoundingDirector,InstituteforHumanDevelopment,AgaKhanUniversity [email protected]


39. Mr.JohnMillerDirector,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS

[email protected]

ConfirmedParticipant,PlanningCommittee


MeetingParticipants(asofFebruary122016) Name Emailandcontactinformation Status/Role40. Ms.LynetteMudekunye

DeputyDirector,REPSSI [email protected]

41. Mr.FelixMwaleExecutiveDirector,ZambianAssociationofChildCareWorkers(ZACCW) [email protected]


42. Ms.BeatriceOgutuFounder,ParentinginAfricaNetworkSecretariat,Director,ICSAfrica [email protected]

ConfirmedPanellist

43. Dr.LynetteOkengoExecutiveDirector,WanaWetu&Founder,Sub-SarahanAfricaEarlyChildhoodNetwork [email protected]


44. Dr.TamsenRochatMember,CoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&ChiefResearchSpecialist,HumanandSocialDevelopmentUnit,HumanSciencesResearchCouncil [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker,ProgramLead,PlanningCommittee

45. Dr.BadaraSambChief,OfficeofSpecialInitiatives,UNAIDS [email protected]


46. Ms.MehrShahTechnicalOfficer,PartnershipforMaternalNewbornandChildHealth

[email protected]


47. ProfessorLorraineSherrMember,CoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS

&ProfessorofClinicalandHealthPsychology,UniversityCollegeLondon [email protected]

Confirmed,PlanningCommittee

48. Dr.KarleeSilverVPPrograms,GrandChallengesCanada [email protected]

ConfirmedSpeaker

49. Dr.PabloStansberyECDSpecialist,UNICEFHQ [email protected]


50. ProfessorAlanSteinHeadofSection,ChildandAdolescentPsychiatry,

OxfordUniversityDepartmentofPsychiatry [email protected]

51. Ms.NicciSteinTreasurer,CoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS

&ExecutiveDirector,TheTeresaGroup [email protected]

52. Ms.ZeniThumbadooDeputyDirector,SouthAfricaNationalAssociationofChildandYouthCareWorkers(NACCW) [email protected]


53. ProfessorMarkTomlinsonStellenboschUniversity [email protected]


54. Ms.ZaneleTwalaDirector/SectorExpertChildhoodEducation,ThePresidency,RepublicofSouthAfrica,NationalPlanningCommission [email protected]



MeetingParticipants(asofFebruary122016) Name Emailandcontactinformation Status/Role55. Mr.SaeedWame

ExecutiveDirector,NamweraAIDSCoordinatingCommittee [email protected]


56. Mr.MattitoWatsonMember,TheCoalitionforChildrenAffectedbyAIDS&Director,ChildProtection,SavetheChildrenUS [email protected]


57. Mr.MichaelWongPartnershipforMaternalNewbornandChildHealth

[email protected]


58. Ms.DeborahVonZinkernagelDirector,OfficeoftheGlobalFundandGlobalPlanAffairs,UNAIDSGeneva [email protected]


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