AIDS Action Europe unites civil society to work towards a more effective response to the HIV epidemic in Europe and Central Asia.
AAE Partners
AIDS Action Europe primarily unites civil society ("third sector") organisations through a membership structure. In addition, we collaborate with some partner organisations. Our partners are "first" and "second" sector organisations that are active in the field of HIV/AIDS in Europe and/or Central Asia, including:- European and Central Asian networks
- Governmental organisations
- Global networks
- International organisations
- Universities
- Private for profit organisations
All our partners listed below have signed an endorsed partnership agreement on our website and share the mission, guiding principles and ethical code of AIDS Action Europe.
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Public organization “Anti AIDS Siberia”
Demianenko Elvira
5 Zapadnaya str. 62
Altai Territory Barnaul
Russian Federation
(385-2) 33-45-70
(385-2) 33-45-70
Russian
21-50
50+
General public, Health care professionals, Injecting drug users (IDUs), Migrants, People living with HIV (PLHIV), Prisoners (ex-), Sex workers, Youth, Women, NGOs, Policy makers
Local, National, Regional, Regional
International donors
Education, prevention programs among drug users, sex workers, introduction of new technologies to develop adherence to HAART in HIV-positive people, development and printing of informational materials, sociological research to evaluate risk of HIV infection, effectiveness evaluation of prevention programs among vulnerable populations.
Reference Centre for IDUs and CSWs (Internet site, library, training centre), qualified professionals with skills to conduct seminars and trainings, experience in conducting sociological research, development of informational materials, guidelines, training programs for working with vulnerable groups, interaction with the authorities.
"The Reference Centre for IDUs: prevention, treatment and social support because of HIV/AIDS”, publications for vulnerable groups, bringing pharmacies’ staff and rehabilitation centres’ workers into harm reduction programs, behavioural research among different groups of population, governmental support. Interagency work plan to limit spread of HIV infection among drug users in the Altai Territory in 2009-2011