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The workshop on 4-5 February, 2016 was set to address the following goals: • To develop understanding of the requirements of the Global Fund and EHRN to financial and program accountability; • To analyze reporting difficulties to reduce the number of errors in the financial and programmatic reports; • To develop the understanding of how the collected data can be used to evaluate effectiveness, to make reprogramming, and to implement advocacy.

The training on monitoring and evaluation of advocacy projects and community mobilization projects (5-6 August 2014; Vilnius). Presentations and other material on such topics as advocacy monitoring, advocacy evaluation, baseline assessment

S&T Experts roster 2017 EHRN

Form for NGO

Form for initiative group​​

EHRN Conference book ENGLISH - Program

CEECA Regional HR Conference 2017 PROGRAM DRAFT ENG

Relevant materials on such topics as Community mobilization, Continuum of care, Theory of Change, Quality monitoring from the workshop

Technical Assistance Request Form to support meaningful engagement of civil society and key affected populations in activities related to transition of HIV\TB programs from Global Fund support to national funding.

The Republic of Slovenia (Slovenia) is a European Union Member State located in the southern part of Central Europe. In 2015 the population of Slovenia was 2,068,000 people.According to the latest available estimates, there were 6,100 PWID in Slovenia in 2011. HIV prevalence among PWID is 1.4%? hepatitis C is 32.1% and hepatitis B is 5.6%.  Drug use was decriminalized in Slovenia in 2000. Purchasing drugs for private use is not considered a criminal offence. The legal environment for implementing harm reduction programs in Slovenia is highly favorable, because drug use is not criminalized. These programs operate nationwide, providing sterile injecting equipment, information and counseling at nine fixed sites and 178 different outreach locations across the country. The major recent development in NSPs is the piloting of a drug consumption room program in Ljubljana in 2015. Opioid substitution therapy (OST) is currently being provided at 19 sites. There are different treatment options to address different needs of OST clients and their health status. The overall OST coverage in 2013 was 65% of opioid users, which is higher than the minimum World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation (40%). The main funder of the Slovenian HIV response and harm reduction programs is the country’s government. The high levels of service coverage and accessibility for PWID imply that the financial support from the government is sufficient to ensure the continuity and sustainability of harm reduction programs.