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Publisher
UNFPA on behalf of H6
Publication date
Jun 2017
Number of pages
125
Annual Report
H6 Partnership Annual Report 2016
Harnessing the collective strengths of the UN system to improve the health of women, children and adolescents everywhere
Job description
The Programme Specialist, HIV/AIDS works with an inter-disciplinary team ensuring that HIV prevention is integrated into key UNFPA programmes i.e. SRH, youth and gender-transformative programming, population dynamics, and other related issues with the focus on key populations, including humanitarian preparedness and response.
The specialist collaborates closely and receives inputs from Programme Advisers on the overall programme strategy and ensures HIV issues and priorities are mainstreamed within the countries’ and regional programme interventions.
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Publication date
2016
Author
UNFPA, ALL IN
Number of pages
31
Publication
Ending the AIDS epidemic for adolescents, with adolescents
This publication provides guidance to programme designers, implementers, policymakers and decision-makers on how to meaningfully engage adolescents in the AIDS response and in broader health programming. It also demonstrates why adolescents and youth are critical in efforts to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
The publication additionally highlights what steps should be taken to implement programmes and policies that improve adolescent health outcomes (including for HIV) at the national, regional and global levels.