Experts about the project

Experts about the project Your full name, the name of organization you represent, the title of your position? Ostapov Alexandr, UPO “All-Ukrainian Harm Reduction Association”, Head of the Board. What are the relevance and importance of this project for Ukrainian HIV-service? The project will be able to fill the existing gaps in preventive harm reduction […]

Expert Group

Composition of the Permanent Expert Review Group of the Project Regulation on the Permanent Expert Review Group Work meetings of the Project Permanent Expert Group Expert Group 25/05/2015 Minutes of the meeting of the Permanent Expert Review Group 25/05/2015 Expert Group 02/10/2015 Minutes of the meeting of the Permanent Expert Review Group 02/10/2015 Photo gallery […]

Improved Quality and Sustainability of Medication Assisted Treatment in Ukraine

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Support of Advocacy Initiatives Aimed at the Growing HIV/AIDS Epidemic Among Vulnerable Populations in Ukraine, Including Internally Displaced Persons from Crimea

Support of Advocacy Initiatives Aimed at the Growing HIV/AIDS Epidemic Among Vulnerable Populations in Ukraine, Including Internally Displaced Persons from Crimea Project duration: 1 September 2014–31 October 2018. Project objectives: Covering up to 5,000,000 people with media and public activities Conducting at least three large scale public events Initiating at least five media investigations on […]

Scaling up Accessible and Effective HCV Treatment Through a Community-Based Treatment Model for Most Vulnerable Populations in the Resource- Constrained Ukraine

Scaling up Accessible and Effective HCV Treatment Through a Community-Based Treatment Model for Most Vulnerable Populations in Resource-Constrained Ukraine   Project duration:  April 2015–October 2016. Overall project aim: providing access to HCV treatment for most vulnerable populations and developing community-based innovative models of services delivery, including medical and social support of treatment with direct-acting antivirals, in […]

Expanding Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) in Ukraine

Expanding Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) in Ukraine Expanding Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) in Ukraine (ExMAT) is a research project within the partnership with Yale School of Medicine (USA) with financial support from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (USA). Project duration: 2012–31 August 2019. Budget: $1,125,000. Project objectives: /1 Assess facilitators and barriers to entry […]

Expanding Access to Hepatitis C Diagnostics and Treatment in Ukraine

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Expanding Access to Hepatitis C Diagnostics and Treatment for Key Populations in Ukraine

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METIDA Project

METIDA Project ‘M&E-related Technical Assistance and Improved Data application in HIV (METIDA)’ is a project funded by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) for the period of 30 September 2012–31 March 2019. Total budget: $3,998,845. Overall project goal: to improve HIV-related evidence-based decision […]