Welcome to AIDS Action Europe
News
5-5-5 Zone – We won’t be left behind! at AIDS 2024 conference: Call for Proposals
Call for Interest: AIDS Action Europe Visual Identity Relaunch
Call for Interest - Training of Trainers on Harm Reduction in the Context of Chemsex
Events
EU Health Policy Platform Annual Meeting – Stakeholders’ Dialogue: Joint Statements, Study results and discussion
Thematic Network on HIV, TB, viral hepatitis, and STIs: Eliminating Stigma, Discrimination and Criminalisation of Key Populations - Webinar
EU HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis and Tuberculosis Civil Society Forum. June 2022
Publications
Services for women who use drugs or opioid substitution therapy. Practical examples for harm reduction and HIV service organisations
This handbook offers concrete suggestions and practical examples of activities for women who use drugs. It can also just serve as inspiration for other types of initiatives and projects. The aim is to increase the uptake of services by women who use drugs in the medium term.
To make these suggestions for specific activities as practical as possible, we have developed them in the form of fact sheets, based on the knowledge and experience of women working in women-specific organisations.
Policy Paper on Strengthening Community HIV Testing the WHO European Region
The Policy Paper is a result of a comparative 28-country report conducted by the COBATEST Network in 2022-2023.
Despite their valuable contributions, CSOs providing community HIV testing services encounter several challenges in their efforts to expand community HIV testing: inconsistent legal frameworks non-inclusion in national HIV plans, sustainability and funding, underutilization of data, provider training
To address these challenges and maximize the impact of community HIV testing efforts, the Policy Paper proposes a set of recommendations.
Policy Paper on Strengthening HIV Self-testing in the WHO European Region
The Policy Paper is a result of a comparative 28-country report conducted by the COBATEST Network in 2022-2023.
Communities and CSOs play a crucial role in advancing HIV testing initiatives, including HIV self-testing. Despite their efforts, they face specific challenges in implementing HIV self-testing initiatives. These challenges include: inconsistent legal frameworks, non-Inclusion in national HIV plans, lack of availability of HIV self-testing kits, high cost of HIV self-testing kits.