ICASA 2021 Conference: Oral Abstracts – Society for AIDS in Africa(SAA)

Oral Abstract Presentations (Recorded Sessions)

Plenary (Hall 5CD & 6AB)

Session Time	Session Title
09:45 – 10:30	To build, strengthen and invest in Africa’s scientific capacity and manufacturing of vaccines, diagnostics and therapeutics. – Dr. Malebona Precious Matsoso (South Africa) Sustaining the gains during COVID-19 – Dr. Matshidiso Moeti (Botswana) Epidemic Control in Africa: Response from the Diaspora. – Ms. Doreen Moraa Moracha (Kenya)
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100 Capacity (Hall 5AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track A: Basic Science (Biology & Pathogenesis) Abstract Title: A1 – Drug Development & Resistance Chair: Dr. Almoustapha Maiga (Mali) Co-Chair: Dr. Nokukhanya Msomi (South Africa) Speakers TUAA0101 – Investigating the Potential of Traditional Medicines in Reactivation of Latent HIV-1 – Khanyisile Mngomezulu (South Africa) – Download Presentation TUAA0102 – Profil de Mutation de Résistance aux Inhibiteurs de Protéase chez les Enfants sous Traitement Antirétroviral depuis au Moins 6 Mois à Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire) – Jean-Jacques Renaud Dechi (Cote D’Ivoire) – Download Presentation TUAA0103 – Potential Implications of C-Terminal p7 (NC)-p6 Gag Genetic Variants in the Emergence of Protease Drug Resistance Mutations among HIV-1 non-B Subtypes: A Case-control Analysis in Cameroon – Alex Durand Nka (Cameroon) – Download Presentation
12:36 – 13:21	Non Abstract Driven Session Abstract Title: Leading the fight back for HIV prevention. Chair: Christine Stegling (United Kingdom) Co-Chair: Nyasha Sithole (Zimbabwe) Speakers Grace Kumwenda (Malawi) Moses Mulindwa (Uganda) Joyce Nganga (Kenya) Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Non Abstract Driven Session Abstract Title: Countering the Opposition to Comprehensive Sexuality Education: Perspectives from Africa Chair: Lois Chingandu (Zimbabwe) Co-Chair: Dr. Haley McEwen (South Africa) Speakers Patricia Machawira (Zimbabwe) Mercy Niyibeshasho (Nigeria) Rosette Nanyanzi (Uganda) Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track A: Basic Science (Biology & Pathogenesis) Abstract Title: A3 – Diagnostics tools development Chair: Dr. Fausta Mosha (Congo) Co-Chair: Dr. Nokukhanya Msomi (South Africa) Speakers TUAA0201 – Infections Génitales Basses chez les Femmes Infectées par le VIH-1 Suivies à l’Hôpital de Jour du CHU Sanou Sourô de Bobo-Dioulasso – Jacques Zoungrana (Burkina Faso) TUAA0202 – Comparison of Ampfire and MY09/11 Assays for HPV Genotyping in Anogenital Specimens of Rwandan Men who Have Sex with Men – Faustin Kanyabwisha (Rwanda) TUAA0203 – COVID-19: Diagnostic Différentiel en Cas de Suspicion de Paludisme en Zone Impaludée, Cas du Cameroun – Charlotte Vanessa Soppo Lobe (Cameroon) Play session video

300 Capacity (Hall 4CD)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: No Prevention, No End. Taking the lead in implementing the 2025 HIV Roadmap Chair: Nyasha Sithole (Zimbabwe) Speakers Samuel Matsikure (Zimbabwe) Dr. Bannet Ndyanabangi (South Africa)
12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E3 – Socio Economics Chair: Ms. Beatrice Mutali (South Africa) Speakers TUAE0301 – Transitioning the HIV Workforce from PEPFAR Contracts to the Uganda Government Payroll – Henry Zakumumpa (Uganda) – Download Presentation TUAE0302 – Socio-economic Inequality and Access to Antiretroviral Treatment for Peoples Living with HIV – Jean De Anoubissi (Cameroon) – Download Presentation TUAE0303 – Cash Paying Patients for ART in South Africa: Purses and Wallets Contributing to Treatment Targets – Coceka Nogoduka (South Africa)
13:33 – 14:18	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: Implementing the New Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026: the importance of a resilient Primary Health Care Chair: Hon. Dr. David Parirenyatwa (Zimbabwe) Co-Chair: Emmanuel Ndlangamandla (South Africa) Speakers Dr. Yogan Pillay (South Africa) Florence Anam (Kenya) Dr. Chewe Luo (Zambia)
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E6 – Differentiated Service Delivery Chair: Prof. Morenike Ukpong (Nigeria) Co-Chair: Mr. Jimmy Wilford (Zimbabwe) Speakers TUAE0401 – Comparative Analysis of Community- and Facility-based Differentiated Service Delivery Implementation – Peace Njom (Nigeria) – Download Presentation TUAE0402 – Does a Youth Intern Program Strengthen HIV Service Delivery in South Africa? A Time-series Analysis – Deanna Tollefson (United States) – Download Presentation TUAE0403 – Defining Person-Centered Care within the HIV Treatment Continuum in sub Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review – Malia Duffy (United States) – Download Presentation Play Session Video

500 Capacity (Hall 4AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: Drug Policy Reform in Africa: a core component to achieving the SDG targets Chair: Ifeanyi Okechukwu (Nigeria) Co-Chair: Adeniyi Moronfolu (Nigeria) Speakers Adeolu Adebiyi (Nigeria) Charity Monareng (South Africa) Kunal Naik (Mauritius) Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track A: Basic Science (Biology & Pathogenesis) Abstract Title: A2 – Host Genetics, Immunology & Co-Infections Chair: Prof. Laurent Belec (France) Co-Chair: Prof. Thumbi Ndungu (South Africa) Speakers TUAA0501 – Epidemiological and Viral Characteristics of Undiagnosed HIV Infections in Botswana – Lynnette N. Bhebhe (Botswana) – Download Presentation TUAA0502 – Forte Predominance de l’Infection aux HPV Oncogenes et des Genotypes Circulant chez les Femmes VIH Seropositives a Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso – Theodora Mahoukede Zohoncon (Burkina Faso) – Download Presentation *TUAA0503 – In vitro* Effects of Product Nkabinde on Immune Response and HIV Replication Capacity** – Boitumelo Setlhare (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: HIV and COVID 19: Challenges in Africa Chair: Prof. John Idoko (Nigeria) Co-Chair: Dr. Nokukhanya Msomi (South Africa) Speakers Prof. Seni Kouanda (Burkina Faso) Prof. Serge Eholie (Cote D’Ivoire) Prof. Samuel Kalluvya (Tanzania) – Download Presentation Play Session Video

Session Time

Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Non Abstract Driven Session
Title: Drug Policy Reform in Africa: a core component to achieving the SDG targets

Chair: Ifeanyi Okechukwu (Nigeria)
Co-Chair: Adeniyi Moronfolu (Nigeria)

Speakers

Adeolu Adebiyi (Nigeria)
Charity Monareng (South Africa)
Kunal Naik (Mauritius)

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13:33 – 14:18

Abstract Driven Session

Track A: Basic Science (Biology & Pathogenesis)
Abstract Title: A2 – Host Genetics, Immunology & Co-Infections

Chair: Prof. Laurent Belec (France)
Co-Chair: Prof. Thumbi Ndungu (South Africa)

Speakers

TUAA0501 – Epidemiological and Viral Characteristics of Undiagnosed HIV Infections in Botswana – Lynnette N. Bhebhe (Botswana) – Download Presentation
TUAA0502 – Forte Predominance de l’Infection aux HPV Oncogenes et des Genotypes Circulant chez les Femmes VIH Seropositives a Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso – Theodora Mahoukede Zohoncon (Burkina Faso) – Download Presentation
TUAA0503 – In vitro Effects of Product Nkabinde on Immune Response and HIV Replication Capacity – Boitumelo Setlhare (South Africa) – Download Presentation

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13:33 – 14:18

Special Session
Title: HIV and COVID 19: Challenges in Africa

Chair: Prof. John Idoko (Nigeria)
Co-Chair: Dr. Nokukhanya Msomi (South Africa)

Speakers

Prof. Seni Kouanda (Burkina Faso)
Prof. Serge Eholie (Cote D’Ivoire)
Prof. Samuel Kalluvya (Tanzania) – Download Presentation

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600 Capacity (Hall 3BC)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E2 – Technology Chair: Mr. Sydney Hushie (Ghana) Speakers TUAE0601 – Getting to 90-90-90 Using Data Analytics and Dashboards to Identify Gaps and Set Actionable Targets for Operation Phuthuma Across Districts in South Africa – Romy Overmeyer (South Africa) – Download Presentation TUAE0602 – Use of Workplace Vending Machines to Increase Access to HIV Self Testing in Kenya – Elijah Kahn-Woods (United States) TUAE0603 – Optimization of a Web-based Ushauri Platform for Client Appointment Management in Health Facilities: Homabay County, Kenya – Stella Jabuto (Kenya) – Download Presentation Play Session Video
12:36 – 13:21	Special Session Title: The Key Role of the Faith Sector Leadership in the HIV response in Africa Chair: Mr. Paul Sagna (Senegal) Co-Chair: Rev. Godson Lawson (Togo) Speakers: Rev. Jane Nganga (Kenya) – Download Presentation Rev. Prof. Gideon Byamugisha (Uganda) Imam Harouna Kone (Cote D’Ivoire) – Download Presentation Play Session Video

Session Time

Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Abstract Driven Session

Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science
Abstract Title: E2 – Technology

Chair: Mr. Sydney Hushie (Ghana)

Speakers

TUAE0601 – Getting to 90-90-90 Using Data Analytics and Dashboards to Identify Gaps and Set Actionable Targets for Operation Phuthuma Across Districts in South Africa – Romy Overmeyer (South Africa) – Download Presentation
TUAE0602 – Use of Workplace Vending Machines to Increase Access to HIV Self Testing in Kenya – Elijah Kahn-Woods (United States)
TUAE0603 – Optimization of a Web-based Ushauri Platform for Client Appointment Management in Health Facilities: Homabay County, Kenya – Stella Jabuto (Kenya) – Download Presentation

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12:36 – 13:21

Special Session

Title: The Key Role of the Faith Sector Leadership in the HIV response in Africa

Chair: Mr. Paul Sagna (Senegal)
Co-Chair: Rev. Godson Lawson (Togo)

Speakers:

Rev. Jane Nganga (Kenya) – Download Presentation
Rev. Prof. Gideon Byamugisha (Uganda)
Imam Harouna Kone (Cote D’Ivoire) – Download Presentation

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Community Village

Session Time	Session Title
10:30 – 11:15	Effects of COVID-19 on the health of Female sex workers in Africa: Innovation and Resilience of sex workers on HIV response (Female Sex Worker Zone)
11:30 – 12:15	In the Daily Life of Adolescent Girls and Young Women with Disabilities: focusing on SRHR and GBV (Disability Networking Zone)
12:30 – 13:15	The Proximity Project (Key Population Zone)
13:30 – 14:15	Raising awareness and mobilizing action for African children during COVID-19 (Faith Based Organization Zone)
14:30 – 15:15	Eroe Bambino-Child Heroe (Youth Zone)
15:30 – 16:30	Maintaining the gains on HIV within COVID 19 (PLHIV Zone)

Plenary (Hall 5CD & 6AB)

Session Time	Session Title
09:45 – 10:30	Africa leadership to take to lead in ending AIDS in Africa: Abuja Declaration: where we are? – Hon. Dr. Joe Phaahla (South Africa) Management of COVID 19 in Africa: Impact & Way forward – Dr. John Nkengasong (Cameroon) HIV prevention is everyone’s Business: The pathway to stemming new infections in Africa. – Dr. Natalia Kanem (Panama)
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10:42 – 11:27	Special Session Title: HIV Prevention, Treatment and Care among People Who Use Drugs and People in Prison in Africa Chair: Mariana Martin (Namibia) Co-Chair: Dr. Khadija Shikely (Kenya) Speakers Mr. Elie Aaraj (Lebanon) Ms. Doreen Gaura (South Africa) Ms. Fariba Soltani (Iran) Joseph O. Ike (Nigeria) Play SessionVideo
12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D5 – Innovation, Adolescents, Young People and HIV Chair: Ms. Beatrice Mutali (South Africa) Speakers WEAD0701 – Title: Prevalence of Gender-based Violence (GBV) and HIV among Adolescent and Young People (AYP) Living in the Selected Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Camps in Borno State, Nigeria – Oluwasefunmi Ajayi (Guyana) WAED0702 – Prevalence and Predictors of High-Risk Sexual Behaviours among Young Adults at a State University in Zimbabwe – Mpikelelo Mpawusi Maseko (Zimbabwe) WEAD0703 – Influencing Youth Demand for HIV Prevention Services through Social Media – Kgahliso Mangoale (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play Session Video

100 Capacity (Hall 5AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Special Session Title: 2021 Political Declaration on AIDS – how to accelerate implementation Chair: Diene Keita (Guinea) Co-Chair: Cindy Kelemi (Botswana) Speakers Hon. Dr. Kalumbi Shangula (Namibia) Dr. Angeli Achrekar (United States) Ms. Doreen Moraa (Kenya) Play Session Video
12:36 – 13:21	Special Session Title: Impact of COVID-19 on the TB/HIV response Chair: Dr. Nonhlanhla Makhanya (South Africa) Speakers Dr. Thembisile Xulu (South Africa) Dr. Zukiswa Pinini (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track B: Clinical Science, Treatment and Care Abstract Title: B2 – COVID -19 & HIV Chair: Dr. Hugues Lago (Congo) Co-Chair: Prof. Mosa Moshabela (South Africa) Speakers WEAB0801 – Integration of Differentiated Model of Care (DMOC) on HIV/AIDS and Non-Communicable Diseases treatment refills in and outside health facilities in South Africa during Covid-19 – Dr. Musa Manganye (South Africa) – Download Presentation WEAB0802 – HIV Care during COVID Pandemic in Africa: Experience from DREAM Programme – Noorejan Abdulmajid (Mozambique) – Download Presentation WEAB0803 – Influence du COVID-19 sur l’Accès aux ARV dans la Zone de Santé de Mumbunda de Mars-décembre 2020 à Lubumbashi, RDC – Angélique Saidi Salima (Congo (Democratic Republic)) – Download Presentation Play Session Video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: Progress on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in South Africa (Challenges, Successes and Lessons Learned) Chair: Ms. Steve Letsike (South Africa) Speakers Dr. Nicholas Crisp (South Africa) Dr Jeremy Nel (South Africa) Dr. Lesley Bamford (South Africa) Play Session Video

300 Capacity (Hall 4CD)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C5 – COVID 19 Chair: Prof. Samuel Kalluvya (Tanzania) Speakers WEAC0901 – Continuity of HIV Care Services Related to HIV Infection Study, in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Senegal – 2021 – Ibrahima Mamby Keita (Senegal) WEAC0902 – Differences in Detection of Recent Infections among Persons Newly Diagnosed with HIV in Eswatini before and during COVID-19, July 2019-December 2020 – Mackenzie V. Robinson (Kenya) WEAC0903 – The Impact of COVID-19 Prevention Measures on the SRHR of Young People, Including Young People (Y/P) Living with HIV (YPLHIV) in Uganda – Brian Ssekajja (Uganda) – Download Presentation Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: COVID-19 Management: EMRO Region, Egypt, Central Africa Chair: Prof. Michel E. Kazatchkine (France) Co-Chair: Prof. John Idoko (Nigeria) Speakers Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon) Dr. Abdinasir Abubakar (Egypt) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: Rapid Tests/Auto tests: HIV & COVID-19 Chair: Prof. Mireille Dosso (Cote D’Ivoire) Co-Chair: Prof. Gérard Grésenguet (Central African Republic) Speakers Prof. Laurent Belec (France) Carmen Figueroa (Switzerland) Prof. Mathildah M. Mokgatle (South Africa) Play session video

Session Time

Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Abstract Driven Session

Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science
Abstract Title: C5 – COVID 19

Chair: Prof. Samuel Kalluvya (Tanzania)

Speakers

WEAC0901 – Continuity of HIV Care Services Related to HIV Infection Study, in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Senegal – 2021 – Ibrahima Mamby Keita (Senegal)
WEAC0902 – Differences in Detection of Recent Infections among Persons Newly Diagnosed with HIV in Eswatini before and during COVID-19, July 2019-December 2020 – Mackenzie V. Robinson (Kenya)
WEAC0903 – The Impact of COVID-19 Prevention Measures on the SRHR of Young People, Including Young People (Y/P) Living with HIV (YPLHIV) in Uganda – Brian Ssekajja (Uganda) – Download Presentation

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13:33 – 14:18

Special Session

Title: COVID-19 Management: EMRO Region, Egypt, Central Africa

Chair: Prof. Michel E. Kazatchkine (France)
Co-Chair: Prof. John Idoko (Nigeria)

Speakers

Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon)
Dr. Abdinasir Abubakar (Egypt)

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13:33 – 14:18

Special Session
Title: Rapid Tests/Auto tests: HIV & COVID-19

Chair: Prof. Mireille Dosso (Cote D’Ivoire)
Co-Chair: Prof. Gérard Grésenguet (Central African Republic)

Speakers

Prof. Laurent Belec (France)
Carmen Figueroa (Switzerland)
Prof. Mathildah M. Mokgatle (South Africa)

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500 Capacity (Hall 4AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C1 – COVID-19 Chair: Dr. Izukanji Sikazwe (Zambia) Speakers WEAC1001 – Impact of COVID-19 on HIV Index Case Testing in Ethiopia – Chanie Temesgen Bayieh (Ethiopia) – Download Presentation WEAC1002 – Potential Reductions in HIV and STI Risks during COVID-19: A Cross Sectional Study among Female Sex Workers in Southwestern, Uganda – Lydia Jacenta Nakiganda (Australia) – Download Presentation WEAC1003 – COVID-19 Lockdown: Impact on Facility-based HIV Testing Services and Proposed Mitigation Strategies to Combat Future Restrictions in Delta State Nigeria – Modupe Rosemary Elendu (Nigeria) – Download Presentation Play session video
12:36 – 13:21	Workshop Title: HIV programming during COVID-19: Sustaining the gains and building back better for women, children and adolescents. Chair: Rikke Le Kirkegaard (United States) Co-Chair: Judith Sherman (United States) Speaker Laurie Gulaid (South Africa) Anurita Bains (Lesotho) Joseph Bitilinyu-Bango (Malawi) Dr. Priscilla Lumano Mulanga (Zambia) Robert Kimathi (Kenya) Maria Vivas Alicea (Lesotho) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: COVID-19 vaccination in HIV infected patients. Chair: Prof. Mosa Moshabela (South Africa) Co-Chair: Prof. Tandakha Dieye (Senegal) Speakers Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium) Prof. Stefano Vella (Italy) Prof Thumbi Ndung’u (South Africa) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E5 – COVID 19 & HIV Chair: Prof. Seni Kouanda (Burkina Faso) Speakers WEAE1101 – QuickRes Maintains HIV Services for Key Populations under COVID-19 Lockdowns in Namibia – Isabel Mendes-Siyamba (Namibia) WEAE1102 – Multi-month Dispensing of Antiretroviral Therapy and Viral Load Suppression for Children Living with HIV before, and during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Nigeria, Tanzania and Zambia – Rachel Haggard (United States) – Download Presentation WEAE1103 – Experiences and Outcomes of Home Delivery of ART as an Innovative Strategy to Ensure Continuity of HIV/SRHR Services Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic in Alive Medical Services Kampala, Uganda – Pasquine Ogunsanya (Uganda) – Download Presentation Play session video

600 Capacity (Hall 3BC)

Session Time	Session Title
12:36 – 13:21	Special Session Title: COVID 19 Management: South Africa, East Africa, West Africa Chair: H.E. Marisol Touraine (France) Co-Chair: Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon) Speaker Dr Jeremy Nel (South Africa) Dr. Warren Naamara (Uganda) Prof Abdoul-Salam Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D4 – The Challenge of maximizing food quality & life during colliding pandemics Chair: Mr. Niyi Ojuolape (Nigeria) Speakers WEAD1201 – Access to HIV Treatment, Prevention and Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Kenya during the COVID-19 Pandemic – Jacque Wambui (Kenya) – Download Presentation WEAD1202 – The Risk of Contracting Yet Another Virus: Dilemmas Faced by Young People Living with HIV during COVID-19 – Nadege Sandrine Uwamahoro (United Kingdom) – Download Presentation WEAD1203 – Social Isolation Is Associated with Major Depressive Disorders among Women Accessing HIV/AIDS Care in Nigeria – Olumide Abiodun (Nigeria) Play session video

Session Time

Session Title

12:36 – 13:21

Special Session

Title: COVID 19 Management: South Africa, East Africa, West Africa

Chair: H.E. Marisol Touraine (France)
Co-Chair: Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon)

Speaker

Dr Jeremy Nel (South Africa)
Dr. Warren Naamara (Uganda)
Prof Abdoul-Salam Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso)

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14:30 – 15:15

Abstract Driven Session

Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science
Abstract Title: D4 – The Challenge of maximizing food quality & life during colliding pandemics

Chair: Mr. Niyi Ojuolape (Nigeria)

Speakers

WEAD1201 – Access to HIV Treatment, Prevention and Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Kenya during the COVID-19 Pandemic – Jacque Wambui (Kenya) – Download Presentation
WEAD1202 – The Risk of Contracting Yet Another Virus: Dilemmas Faced by Young People Living with HIV during COVID-19 – Nadege Sandrine Uwamahoro (United Kingdom) – Download Presentation
WEAD1203 – Social Isolation Is Associated with Major Depressive Disorders among Women Accessing HIV/AIDS Care in Nigeria – Olumide Abiodun (Nigeria)

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Community Village Session (Hall 1AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:30 – 11:15	Providing Alternative HIV Prevention Tools For High-risk Populations in Eastern Africa. Dapivirine Ring Could be a Game changer (Women’s Zone)
11:30 – 12:15	Mental Wellness (Faith Based Organization Zone)
12:30 – 13:15	YAA Pillow Talks Sessions (Youth Zone)
13:30 – 14:15	Early and Unintended Pregnancies among young girls (PLHIV Zone)
14:30 – 15:15	Amplifying sex workers voices in HIV response (FSW Zone). Scaling up sex workers-led projects and meaningful engagement of sex workers- at the centre of HIV response (FSW Zone)
15:30 – 16:30	WE ARE NOT ONE THING: BREAKING SILOS. (KP Zone)

Plenary (Hall 5CD & 6AB)

Session Time	Session Title
09:45 – 10:30	Political leadership and partnerships to promote and accelerate access to innovation prevention & care. – H.E. Marisol Touraine (France) The new Global strategy to end AIDS by 2030: what do we need to do different in Africa. – Dr. Shannon Hader (Switzerland) Health System Strengthening: The funding Landscape: health financing and Domestic Resource Mobilization. – Madam Solange L. Baptiste (South Africa)
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12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E7 – Integration and Case findings Chair: Prof. Mosa Moshabela (South Africa) Speakers THAE1301 – Index Testing and HIV Case-finding Rates among Partners of People Newly Diagnosed with HIV and PLHIV with Unsuppressed Viral Load – Gina D. Etheredge (United States) – Download Presentation THAE1302 – Integrated Family Planning and ART Resupply Model for Women Living with HIV in Zimbabwe – Charity Giyava (Zimbabwe) – Download Presentation THAE1303 – Investigation of Intimate Partner Violence and Links to Viral Suppression among Women on Antiretroviral Treatment in Northern Nigeria – Oluseyi Adegbulugbe (Nigeria) – Download Presentation Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C3 – HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES & HIV/AIDS SURVEILLANCE M&E Chair: Shawn Malone (South Africa) Speakers THAC1401 – Use of Social Marketing for Promoting HIV Self-testing Services among Adolescents and Young People in Lagos, Nigeria: A Case Study of SMARTPACK Intervention – Isaac Moses Ogagaoghene (Nigeria) THAC1402 – Have we Met before? Understanding Predictors of Repeat HIV Testing in Eswatini Using HIV-1 Recent Infection Surveillance Data – Claire Steiner (United States) – Download Presentation THAC1403 – Successful Return of Clients Results after an HIV Self-test: The Role of Peer Educators in Mbeya, Tanzania – Abel Ngwalle (Tanzania) – Download Presentation Play session video

100 Capacity (Hall 5AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track B: Clinical Science, Treatment and Care Abstract Title: B3 – ART Chair: Dr. Frank Lule (Uganda) Co-Chair: Prof. Ayesha Kharsany (South Africa) Speakers THAB1501 – High Performance of Integrase Genotyping on Diverse HIV-1 Clades Circulating in Cameroon: Toward a Successful Transition to Dolutegravir-based Regimens in Low and Middle-income Countries – Ezechiel Ngoufack Jagni Semengue (Cameroon) – Download Presentation THAB1502 – Effectiveness of Tele-EAC on Viral Suppression in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era in Kaduna, Nigeria – Uwem Essien (Nigeria) – Download Presentation THAB1503 – Virological Response to Third-line Antiretroviral Therapy According to HIV Genotypic Resistance Profile at Initiation in Yaoundé-Cameroon – Ezechiel Ngoufack Jagni Semengue (Cameroon) – Download Presentation Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: Reaffirmation of the ESA Commitment: Accelerating progress towards Agenda 2030 Chair: Prof. Sheila Tlou (Botswana) Co-Chair: Remmy M. Shawa (South Africa) Speakers Hon. Dr. Makgabo Reginah Mhaule (South Africa) Nyaradzai Gumbonzvanda (Zimbabwe) Levi Singh (South Africa) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track B: Clinical Science, Treatment and Care Abstract Title: B1 – Diagnostics, Clinical course of HIV Co-infection Chair: Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium) Co-Chair: Prof. Nombulelo Magula (South Africa) Speakers THAB1601 – Morbidity and Associated Factors among Patients Living with HIV-2 in West Africa – Simon Pierre Boni (Cote D’Ivoire) – Download Presentation THAB1602 – Prevalence of Viral Rebound and Associating Factors in People with Diagnosed HIV in Nigeria – Uduak Akpan (Nigeria) –Download Presentation THAB1603 – High Prevalence of HIV-1 Infection and Anal Oncogenic Human Papillomavirus Infection in Young Men who Have Sex with Men Living in Bamako, Mali – Donato Koyalta (Chad) Play session video

Session Time

Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Abstract Driven Session

Track B: Clinical Science, Treatment and Care

Abstract Title: B3 – ART

Chair: Dr. Frank Lule (Uganda)
Co-Chair: Prof. Ayesha Kharsany (South Africa)

Speakers

THAB1501 – High Performance of Integrase Genotyping on Diverse HIV-1 Clades Circulating in Cameroon: Toward a Successful Transition to Dolutegravir-based Regimens in Low and Middle-income Countries – Ezechiel Ngoufack Jagni Semengue (Cameroon) – Download Presentation
THAB1502 – Effectiveness of Tele-EAC on Viral Suppression in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era in Kaduna, Nigeria – Uwem Essien (Nigeria) – Download Presentation
THAB1503 – Virological Response to Third-line Antiretroviral Therapy According to HIV Genotypic Resistance Profile at Initiation in Yaoundé-Cameroon – Ezechiel Ngoufack Jagni Semengue (Cameroon) – Download Presentation

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13:33 – 14:18

Special Session

Title: Reaffirmation of the ESA Commitment: Accelerating progress towards Agenda 2030

Chair: Prof. Sheila Tlou (Botswana)
Co-Chair: Remmy M. Shawa (South Africa)

Speakers

Hon. Dr. Makgabo Reginah Mhaule (South Africa)
Nyaradzai Gumbonzvanda (Zimbabwe)
Levi Singh (South Africa)

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14:30 – 15:15

Abstract Driven Session

Track B: Clinical Science, Treatment and Care
Abstract Title: B1 – Diagnostics, Clinical course of HIV Co-infection

Chair: Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium)
Co-Chair: Prof. Nombulelo Magula (South Africa)

Speakers

THAB1601 – Morbidity and Associated Factors among Patients Living with HIV-2 in West Africa – Simon Pierre Boni (Cote D’Ivoire) – Download Presentation
THAB1602 – Prevalence of Viral Rebound and Associating Factors in People with Diagnosed HIV in Nigeria – Uduak Akpan (Nigeria) –Download Presentation
THAB1603 – High Prevalence of HIV-1 Infection and Anal Oncogenic Human Papillomavirus Infection in Young Men who Have Sex with Men Living in Bamako, Mali – Donato Koyalta (Chad)

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300 Capacity (Hall 4CD)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Special Session Title: From community-leadership to the fight for a People’s Vaccine: what the HIV movement can bring to pandemic preparedness and response Chair: Christine Stegling (United Kingdom) Co-Chair: Madam Solange L. Baptiste (South Africa) Speakers Lois Chingandu (Zimbabwe) Tian Johnson (South Africa) Cindy Kelemi (Botswana) Matthew Kavanagh (United States) Play session video
12:36 – 13:21	Special Session Title: Domestic Financing: The Critical factor to sustainable financing for the HIV response in Africa Chair: Dr. Mark Blecher (South Africa) Co-Chair: Dr. Justice Nonvignon (Ghana) Speakers Mr. Jaime Atienza (Spain) Hon. Prof. Mthuli Ncube (Zimbabwe) Prof. Kalipso Chalkidou (Greece) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: Conducting 2nd Generation surveillance during a pandemic in Nigeria: lessons learnt. Chair: Prof. John Idoko (Nigeria) Co-Chair: Lillian Mworeko (Uganda) Speakers Dr. Gambo Aliyu (Nigeria) Dr. Akudo Ikpeazu (Nigeria) Chukwuebuka Ejeckam (Nigeria) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C2 – HIV /AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES Chair: Dr. Carlos Toledo (United States) Speakers THAC1701 – Increasing Access to HIV Services while Minimizing Potential Exposure to COVID-19 among Men who Have Sex with Men (MSM) in Ghana – Owusu Samuel Elliot (Ghana) – Download Presentation THAC1702 – Factors Associated with Sexual Exploitation and Transactional Sex among Adolescent Girls and Young Women: Results from the Zimbabwe Violence against Children Survey (VACS 2017) – Alexis Sciarratta (Zimbabwe) – Download Presentation THAC1703 – Social Harms Related to PrEP Use among Adolescent Girls and Young Women Participating in a PrEP Demonstration Project in Uganda – Winfred Nansalire (Uganda) – Download Presentation Play session video

500 Capacity (Hall 4AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: HIV self-testing: lessons learned and perspective. Chair: Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon) Co-Chair: Prof Jeanne Ngogang (Cameroon) Speakers Dr. Thato Chidarikire (South Africa) Dr. Serges Tonen-Wolyec (Congo (Democratic Republic)) Cheryl Johnson (Switzerland) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Workshop Title: Biomedical HIV prevention for men in a time of a pandemic: Amplifying our gains and increasing in scale, impact, and sustainability of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) beyond 2021. Chair: Dr. Frank Lule (Uganda) Speakers Lycias Zembe (Switzerland) – Download Presentation Wole Ameyan (Switzerland) – Download Presentation Dr. Carlos Toledo (United States) Valerian Kiggundu (United States) Play session video

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10:42 – 11:27

Non Abstract Driven Session

Title: HIV self-testing: lessons learned and perspective.

Chair: Prof. Francois-Xavier Mbopi-Keou (Cameroon)
Co-Chair: Prof Jeanne Ngogang (Cameroon)

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Dr. Thato Chidarikire (South Africa)
Dr. Serges Tonen-Wolyec (Congo (Democratic Republic))
Cheryl Johnson (Switzerland)

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13:33 – 14:18

Workshop

Title: Biomedical HIV prevention for men in a time of a pandemic: Amplifying our gains and increasing in scale, impact, and sustainability of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) beyond 2021.

Chair: Dr. Frank Lule (Uganda)

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Lycias Zembe (Switzerland) – Download Presentation
Wole Ameyan (Switzerland) – Download Presentation
Dr. Carlos Toledo (United States)
Valerian Kiggundu (United States)

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600 Capacity (Hall 3BC)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E1 – Youth Chair: Daughtie Ogutu (Kenya) Speakers THAE1801 – Viral Suppression among Children and Adolescents with High Viral Load Following Implementation of a Standardized Enhanced Adherence Counseling Package in Homa Bay and Turkana Counties, Kenya – Rose Masaba (Kenya) – Download Presentation THAE1802 – A Consultative Assessment of Adolescent and Young People (AYP) Intervention Optimization Needs for HIV and SRH Services in South Africa – Koketso Rathumbu (South Africa) – Download Presentation THAE1803 – Pink Day Youth Friendly Services: Promoting Uptake of Sexual Reproductive Health / Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) Services for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Zambia – Kawina Paul Poho (Zambia) – Download Presentation Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Special Session Title: What went wrong: The surge in teenage pregnancies and the implication on ending AIDS in Africa Chair: Ms. Marie-Evelyne Petrus-Barry (Guinea) Co-Chair: Innocent Modisaotsile (South Africa) Speakers Prof. Quarraisha Abdool Karim (South Africa) Dr. Ruth Laibon-Masha (Kenya) Beatrice Savadye (Zimbabwe) Play session video

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Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Abstract Driven Session

Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science

Abstract Title: E1 – Youth

Chair: Daughtie Ogutu (Kenya)

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THAE1801 – Viral Suppression among Children and Adolescents with High Viral Load Following Implementation of a Standardized Enhanced Adherence Counseling Package in Homa Bay and Turkana Counties, Kenya – Rose Masaba (Kenya) – Download Presentation
THAE1802 – A Consultative Assessment of Adolescent and Young People (AYP) Intervention Optimization Needs for HIV and SRH Services in South Africa – Koketso Rathumbu (South Africa) – Download Presentation
THAE1803 – Pink Day Youth Friendly Services: Promoting Uptake of Sexual Reproductive Health / Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) Services for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Zambia – Kawina Paul Poho (Zambia) – Download Presentation

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14:30 – 15:15

Special Session

Title: What went wrong: The surge in teenage pregnancies and the implication on ending AIDS in Africa

Chair: Ms. Marie-Evelyne Petrus-Barry (Guinea)
Co-Chair: Innocent Modisaotsile (South Africa)

Speakers

Prof. Quarraisha Abdool Karim (South Africa)
Dr. Ruth Laibon-Masha (Kenya)
Beatrice Savadye (Zimbabwe)

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Community Village Session (Hall 1AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:30 – 11:15	Youth & the UPR: Human Rights to end AIDS (Youth Zone)
11:30 – 12:15	U=U is an important message for Africa (PLHIV Zone)
12:30 – 13:15	Harm reduction and drug user-leadership in Africa (KP Zone)
13:30 – 14:15	In the Daily Life of Adolescent Girls and Young Women with Disabilities: focusing on SRHR and GBV. (Disability Zone)
14:30 – 15:15	Community System Strengthening (CSS), CS & Community Engagement in Global Fund processes (Women’s Zone)
15:30 – 16:15	Young People and Faith Communities partnering to End AIDS (Faith Based Organization Zone)

Plenary (Hall 5CD & 6AB)

Session Time	Session Title
09:45 – 10:30	HIV, TB & other co-infections: The journey ahead. – H.E. Dr. Eric Goosby (United States) Implementing person centered Key population programming at scale. – Mr. Roberto Paulo (Angola) Impact of COVID on HIV Services – Mr. Daouda Diouf (Senegal)
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10:42 – 11:27	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: PrEP in Africa: Success and challenges in Africa. Chair: Sihaka Tsemo (Ethiopia) Co-Chair: Dr Safiatou Thiam (Senegal) Speakers Dr. Rachel Baggaley (United Kingdom) – Download Presentation Dr. Moherndran Archary (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Special Session Title: Addressing the needs of People who Use Drugs in achieving ” AIDS free-Africa” Chair: Maria-Goretti Anne Loglo (Ghana) Co-Chair: Seyi Kehinde (Nigeria) Speakers Prof. Isidore Obot (Nigeria) Charity Monareng (South Africa) Mr. Richard Nininahazwe (Burundi) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: PrEP (CROSS SECTION) Chair: Prof. Morenike Ukpong (Nigeria) Speakers FRAC1901 – Preference for and Uptake of Oral Pre-exposure Prophylaxis among Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Kampala, Uganda – Yunia Mayanja (Uganda) – Download Presentation FRAC1902 – Willingness to Take PrEP among High Risk HIV-negative Adolescent Boys and Young Men in Masese Fishing Community, Jinja District, Uganda – Winnie Agwang (Uganda) – Download Presentation FRAC1903 – Transition d’un Essai Clinique au Programme National “Expérience de l’Essai NAMSAL au Cameroun” – Justin Olinga (Cameroon) – Download Presentation Play session video

100 Capacity (Hall 5AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Special Session Title: Will the global AIDS strategy end inequalities for key populations? Chair: Hon. Dr. David Parirenyatwa (Zimbabwe) Co-Chair: Daughtie Ogutu (Kenya) Speakers Hon. Hendrietta Ipeleng Bogopane-Zulu (South Africa) Ricki Kgositau-Kanza (Botswana) Dr. Cynthia Mwase-Kasanda (Switzerland) Play session video
12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D6 – Prioritizing vulnerabilities in hard to reach populations Chair: Berry Didier Nibogora (Burundi) Co-Chair: Ms. Steve Letsike (South Africa) Speakers FRAD2001 – Risk Factors for Physical and Sexual Violence against Female Sex Workers in Ghana – Paul Ayamah (Ghana) – Download Presentation FRAD2002 – Contexte Humanitaire et Prévention du VIH chez les Populations les plus Vulnérables et à Accès Difficile: Le Cas des Pygmées en Republique Centre Africaine – Luce Beatrice Yongowane (Central African Republic) – Download Presentation FRAD2003 – HIV and Key Populations in West and Central Africa: Experiences, Service Provision, Policies and Best Practices – Josianne Roma-Reardon (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: The Road to meeting societal enabler targets by 2026: Time to promote rights and end all forms of HIV discrimination Chair: Pamela Ntshekula (South Africa) Speakers H.E. Dr. Isatou Touray (Gambia) Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng (South Africa) Dr. Rachel Ndaya (Congo (Democratic Republic)) Tamari Philisiwe Skiti (South Africa) Juliette Faida Nsensele (Cote D’Ivoire) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Special Session Title: Community Intervention on HIV prevention: Experience from the Field Chair: Julie Mac Donnell (South Africa) Co-Chair: Stacey Doorly-Jones (South Africa) Speakers Koketso Mukobane (South Africa) Prof. Monique Marks (South Africa) Angela McBride (South Africa) Play session video

300 Capacity (Hall 4CD)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D1 – Addressing norms and the culture of sex among African Youth Chair: Mr. Niyi Ojuolape (Nigeria) Speakers FRAD2101 – The Social Economic Impact of COVID-19 on People who Use Drugs in Uganda – Stanley Nsubuga (Uganda) FRAD2102 – What HIV Prevention Means to us: Perceptions of Rural Botswana Adolescents on Political Commitment to End AIDS – Fhikile Morake (Botswana) FRAD2103 – Culture of Silence in Sexual Matters – Ihaji Edwin (Kenya) – Download Presentation Play session video
12:36 – 13:21	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: HIV, TB and COVID 19 co-infections Chair: Prof. Mosa Moshabela (South Africa) Co-Chair: Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium) Speakers Dr. Bethrand Odume (Nigeria) Dr. Lucica Ditiu (Romania) Dr. Nathan Ford (Switzerland) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D3 – Addressing SGBV and gender inequality to respond and eradicate HIV/AIDS Chair: Prof. Sheila Tlou (Botswana) Co-Chair: Dr. Nolwazi Dlamini (South Africa) Speakers FRAD2201 – The Forms of Violence against Sex Workers in Mali: A Qualitative Study – Birama Apho Ly (Mali) FRAD2202 – Use of Paralegals to Increase SGBV and CASES – Mary Mwangi (Kenya) – Download Presentation FRAD2203 – Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in Ghana: What Support Is Available? – Faisal Bawa (Ghana) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science Abstract Title: E4 – Key Population Chair: Dr. Bannet Ndyanabangi (South Africa) Speakers FRAE2301 – Utilizing Community-driven Strategies to Break through Barriers to HIV Service Uptake among People who Inject Drugs (PWID) in Bayelsa State, Nigeria – Adekunle Emmanuel Idowu (Nigeria) – Download Presentation FRAE2302 – Acceptability of Self-sampling for HIV/STI Testing in MSM – Aung Than OO (Myanmar) FRAE2303 – Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health, Socio-economic and Access to HIV Services among Gay Men, Bisexual Male, Transgender and other MSM in Rwanda: Evidence-based Assessment, Nov 2020 – Sulemani Muhirwa (Rwanda) Play session video

500 Capacity (Hall 4AB)

Session Time	Session Title
10:42 – 11:27	Non Driven Session Title: Emerging new viral infection and HIV: interactions and treatment. Chair: Prof Thumbi Ndung’u (South Africa) Co-Chair: Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium) Speakers Dr. Andrew Ddungu Kambugu (Uganda) Joyce Nganga (Kenya) Play session video
12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C6 – SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV/EIPDEMIOLOGY OF HIV CO-MORBIDITY AND EMERGING DISEASES/HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES Chair: Prof. Halimatou Diop-Ndiaye (Senegal) Speakers FRAC2401 – Outcomes of Provider Initiated Anal Consultation in Key Populations in Cameroon – Gwendoline Enda Ukum (Cameroon) – Download Presentation FRAC2402 – Changes In Sexual Behaviour among Women In Studies Evaluating the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention– Kudzai Hlahla (Zimbabwe) FRAC2403 – Mobile Phone Use and HIV Risk Behaviours among Adolescents in South Africa: Associations and Possible Mediators – Boladé Hamed Banougnin (South Africa) Play session video
13:33 – 14:18	Non Abstract Driven Session Title: The use TB screening tools in TB case notifications: successes and challenges. Chair: Prof Frank Cobelens (Netherlands) Co-Chair: Prof Richard Lessells (South Africa) Speakers Kevin Cain (South Africa) Prof. Yael Hirsch-Moverman (United States) Play session video

Session Time

Session Title

10:42 – 11:27

Non Driven Session

Title: Emerging new viral infection and HIV: interactions and treatment.

Chair: Prof Thumbi Ndung’u (South Africa)
Co-Chair: Prof. Jean-Cyr Yombi (Belgium)

Speakers

Dr. Andrew Ddungu Kambugu (Uganda)
Joyce Nganga (Kenya)

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12:36 – 13:21

Abstract Driven Session

Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science

Abstract Title: C6 – SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV/EIPDEMIOLOGY OF HIV CO-MORBIDITY AND EMERGING DISEASES/HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES

Chair: Prof. Halimatou Diop-Ndiaye (Senegal)

Speakers

FRAC2401 – Outcomes of Provider Initiated Anal Consultation in Key Populations in Cameroon – Gwendoline Enda Ukum (Cameroon) – Download Presentation
FRAC2402 – Changes In Sexual Behaviour among Women In Studies Evaluating the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention– Kudzai Hlahla (Zimbabwe)
FRAC2403 – Mobile Phone Use and HIV Risk Behaviours among Adolescents in South Africa: Associations and Possible Mediators – Boladé Hamed Banougnin (South Africa)

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13:33 – 14:18

Non Abstract Driven Session

Title: The use TB screening tools in TB case notifications: successes and challenges.

Chair: Prof Frank Cobelens (Netherlands)
Co-Chair: Prof Richard Lessells (South Africa)

Speakers

Kevin Cain (South Africa)
Prof. Yael Hirsch-Moverman (United States)

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600 Capacity (Hall 3BC)

Session Time	Session Title
12:36 – 13:21	Abstract Driven Session Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science Abstract Title: D2 – Approche Communautaire Chair: Dr. Bannet Ndyanabangi (South Africa) Speakers FRAD2501 – The Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Provision and Support Services for PLHIV in Antananarivo: ANRS CoVIH-OI Qualitative Study Initial Results (2021) – Dolores Pourette (France) – Download Presentation FRAD2502 – La Veille Communautaire Comme Outil de Réduction de la Sigmatisation et de la Discrimination des Populations Clés dans les Formations Sanitaires – Joseph Messinga Nkonga (Cameroon) FRAD2503 – Grande Vulnérabilité des LGBT au Bénin due à la Violence et à la Discrimination: l’Expérience du Réseau Bénin Synergies Plus – Abel Aguessy (Benin) Play session video
14:30 – 15:15	Abstract Driven Session Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science Abstract Title: C4 – SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV & HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES & DIVERSIFIED PREVENTION TOOLS Chair: Dr. Gina Dallabetta (United States) Speakers FRAC2601 – ‘Black People Don’t Get Sad’: The Impact of Depression on PrEP Uptake among Black Men who Have Sex with Men – Paul Burns (United States) FRAC2602 – The Effect of Depression on Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Adherence among Female Sex Workers on Pre-Exposure prophylaxis in Southwestern, Uganda – Lydia Jacenta Nakiganda (Australia) FRAC2603 – Barriers to Providing HIV PrEP Services to Men who Have Sex with Men and Transgender Persons in South Africa – Thandu Thengwa (South Africa) – Download Presentation Play session video

Session Time

Session Title

12:36 – 13:21

Abstract Driven Session

Track D: Law, Human Rights Social Science and Political Science

Abstract Title: D2 – Approche Communautaire

Chair: Dr. Bannet Ndyanabangi (South Africa)

Speakers

FRAD2501 – The Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Provision and Support Services for PLHIV in Antananarivo: ANRS CoVIH-OI Qualitative Study Initial Results (2021) – Dolores Pourette (France) – Download Presentation
FRAD2502 – La Veille Communautaire Comme Outil de Réduction de la Sigmatisation et de la Discrimination des Populations Clés dans les Formations Sanitaires – Joseph Messinga Nkonga (Cameroon)
FRAD2503 – Grande Vulnérabilité des LGBT au Bénin due à la Violence et à la Discrimination: l’Expérience du Réseau Bénin Synergies Plus – Abel Aguessy (Benin)

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14:30 – 15:15

Abstract Driven Session

Track C: Epidemiology and Prevention Science
Abstract Title: C4 – SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV & HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES & DIVERSIFIED PREVENTION TOOLS

Chair: Dr. Gina Dallabetta (United States)

Speakers

FRAC2601 – ‘Black People Don’t Get Sad’: The Impact of Depression on PrEP Uptake among Black Men who Have Sex with Men – Paul Burns (United States)
FRAC2602 – The Effect of Depression on Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Adherence among Female Sex Workers on Pre-Exposure prophylaxis in Southwestern, Uganda – Lydia Jacenta Nakiganda (Australia)
FRAC2603 – Barriers to Providing HIV PrEP Services to Men who Have Sex with Men and Transgender Persons in South Africa – Thandu Thengwa (South Africa) – Download Presentation

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Community Village Session (Hall 1AB)

Session Time	Session Title
11:30 – 12:15	How Sex workers living with HIV access HIV services amidst COVID-19. (FSW Zone)
12:30 – 13:15	Communities taking the lead in the COVID-19 response (Women’s Zone)
13:30 – 14:15	#DontLet StigmaWin (Diaspora Zone)

Plenary (Hall 5CD & 6AB)

Session Time	Session Title
09:45 – 10:30	Adolescent girls, young women & men: Key to achieving the end of AIDS in Africa in 2030. – Dr. Thato Chidarikire (South Africa) HIV Pediatrics: how far did we relieve the burden in children and what are perspective towards 2030? – Dr. Chewe Luo (Zambia) Addressing the needs of People who Use Drugs to achieve epidemic control. – Mr. Richard Nininahazwe (Burundi)
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09:45 – 10:30

Adolescent girls, young women & men: Key to achieving the end of AIDS in Africa in 2030. – Dr. Thato Chidarikire (South Africa)
HIV Pediatrics: how far did we relieve the burden in children and what are perspective towards 2030? – Dr. Chewe Luo (Zambia)
Addressing the needs of People who Use Drugs to achieve epidemic control. – Mr. Richard Nininahazwe (Burundi)

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