When to prepare for international

HIV Assistance phasing-out?

Luu Thanh Tue

Ha Noi Heart Hospital, Ha Noi - Viet Nam

Source: Viet Nam UNGASS report 2014

Viet Nam’s HIV epidemic remains concentrated

As of Jun. 2015:

Alive HIV+: 227,114

AIDS: 71,115

Death: 74,442

1. Bilateral

AusAID, DANIDA, SIDA, DFID, PEPFAR

2. UN Organizations

ILO, IOM, UNAIDS, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA,

UNICEF, UNIFEM, UNODC, UNV, WHO.

3. Multilateral Organizations

ADB, GF, WB

4. INGOs, Projects & Foundations:

HPI, Abt, AHF, CARE, CHAI, FHI360, HAIVN,

MSH, MCNV, PATH, PSI, WV…..

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PEPFAR GF ADB DFID WB AusAID

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Source: NPISUSTAINABILITYWORKSHOP|JOHANNESBURG,SOUTHAFRICA|SEPTEMBER2010

Surveillance

Awareness raising

ARV therapy

Care & support

Policy

Community outreachCommunity education

Risk reduction

Methadone

Source: National Funding Matrix for Viet Nam 2007-2009

“Current responses are either limited in

effectiveness or otherwise localized with

limited coverage. Many HIV services are

fragmented and uncoordinated”

Source: UN in Viet Nam: Factsheet-UN Joint Program on HIV 2008-2011

Responses are limited in

effectiveness?

Responses are localized with limited coverage ?

Services are fragmented and

uncoordinated ?

The national:

Strategies for phasing-out must be

seriously considered, negotiated and

deployed as early and possible

the international:

Sustainable strategies must be built

into project design and

implementation