City FTCI Meetings – Moving from Commitment to Action The Fast-Track Cities Initiative (FTCI) aims to build upon and leverage existing HIV programs and resources to strengthen citywide responses to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 by reaching and zero stigma and discrimination targets by 2020. Cities are uniquely positioned to develop locally relevant, locally tailored, locally led strategies that respond directly to the needs of vulnerable and key populations within the urban context. City FTCI meetings convene stakeholders to draft and implement a city-specific Action Plan and are crucial to enabling a coordinated citywide response. Types of FTCI meetings : 1) Task Force Planning Meetings; 2) City Consultations; 3) Working Groups/Consultation follow-up meetings. Task Force Planning Meeting Details Objectives Purpose: This meeting will bring together the Introduce members of the Task Force FTCI Task Force, a group of core stakeholders and define roles responsible for leading the city’s AIDS Define the city’s current response and response, to initiate FTCI work and plan for a epidemiology city-wide consultation. Understand the different components of the Fast Track Cities Initiative Participants: The Task Force consists of 5-10 Plan the city-wide consultation stakeholders including: the Mayor (or including logistics such as agenda, representative), IAPAC KOL, City health venue, date, and LoP director or City HIV director, NGO leadership, and a PLHIV. Cities may choose to include other relevant key stakeholders such as a district/state/county health officials or donors. Format: Keynotes, presentations, and facilitated discussion City Consultation Meeting Details Objectives Purpose: Consultations will bring together Develop consensus among stakeholders throughout the city to forge a stakeholders around 90-90-90 targets coordinated AIDS response. Consultations are Establish baselines (e.g., epidemiology, co-hosted by the Mayor’s office in partnership clinical and public policies, financing, with the International Association of Providers etc.) of AIDS Care (IAPAC) and FTCI’s core partners, and co-chaired by the Mayor (or her/his
City FTCI Meetings – Moving from Commitment to Action The Fast-Track Cities Initiative (FTCI) aims to build upon and leverage existing HIV programs and resources to strengthen citywide responses to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 by reaching and zero stigma and discrimination targets by 2020. Cities are uniquely positioned to develop locally relevant, locally tailored, locally led strategies that respond directly to the needs of vulnerable and key populations within the urban context. City FTCI meetings convene stakeholders to draft and implement a city-specific Action Plan and are crucial to enabling a coordinated citywide response. Types of FTCI meetings : 1) Task Force Planning Meetings; 2) City Consultations; 3) Working Groups/Consultation follow-up meetings. Task Force Planning Meeting Details Objectives Purpose: This meeting will bring together the FTCI Task Force, a group of core stakeholders responsible for leading the city’s AIDS response, to initiate FTCI work and plan for a city-wide consultation. Participants: The Task Force consists of 5-10 stakeholders including: the Mayor (or representative), IAPAC KOL, City health director or City HIV director, NGO leadership, and a PLHIV. Cities may choose to include other relevant key stakeholders such as a district/state/county health officials or donors. Format: Keynotes, presentations, and facilitated discussion Introduce members of the Task Force and define roles Define the city’s current response and epidemiology Understand the different components of the Fast Track Cities Initiative Plan the city-wide consultation including logistics such as agenda, venue, date, and LoP City Consultation Meeting Details Objectives Purpose: Consultations will bring together stakeholders throughout the city to forge a coordinated AIDS response. Consultations are co-hosted by the Mayor’s office in partnership with the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC) and FTCI’s core partners, and co-chaired by the Mayor (or her/his Develop consensus among stakeholders around 90-90-90 targets Establish baselines (e.g., epidemiology, clinical and public policies, financing, etc.)
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