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Situational analysis of illicit drug issues and responses in the Asia–Pacific region 382 Project title Harm Reduction Program — POLICY Project Aims To assess, engage and address provincial HIV/AIDS and other provincial authorities concerns regarding harm reduction activities and to promote greater community awareness and understanding of the harm reduction approach . Summary The program consists of three components: (1) developing an effective National Harm Reduction Policy; (2) developing a legal framework for harm reduction at the provincial level; (3) promoting a media campaign for harm reduction . Timeframe Proposed for 2005–2006 Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Type of project Law enforcement; advocacy Reports to US Country Team for Vietnam and Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator Funding source United States Government Organisation USAID Vietnam Contact Duc Tran Project title Intervention Program Targeting IDUs Aim To prevent HIV transmission among IDUs Timeframe Since 1998 – present Type of project Outreach Reports to USAID/United States Government Funding source USAID/United States Government Organisation Family Health International Vietnam Contact Vuong Thi Huong Thu Project title Preventing HIV in Vietnam Aim Preventing a generalised HIV epidemic in Vietnam by reducing the vulnerability amongst those whose behaviour puts them at greatest risk of contracting and transmitting HIV . Summary The goal of the project is to prevent a generalised HIV/AIDS epidemic in Vietnam . The purpose is reduced vulnerability to HIV nfection in Vietnam . The outputs will be: national and provincial policies, strategies and practices supportive of effect . Timeframe 7 years Project type Technical assistance Reports to Implemented by WHO, which reports to the Department for International Development (UK) Funding source Norwegian Government Organisation Department for International Development (UK) Contact Heather O’Donnell Project title Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation Aims Strengthening bilateral cooperation between Nghe An Province, Vietnam, and Xieng Khoang Province, Laos, in HIV/AIDS prevention, making a contribution to a decrease in the spread of HIV in two provinces, especially those bordering Ky Son (Nghe An) Summary This is a comprehensive program which focuses on HIV/AIDS awareness raising and education for border populations, especially the ethnic minority groups . The program is realised by a series of activities such as community outreach for IEC effort and training . Timeframe 2 years Percentage of project relating to drugs 30% Project type Advocacy; education; outreach Reports to Rockefeller Foundation Funding source Rockefeller Foundation Organisation STDs/HIV/AIDS Prevention Center (SHAPC) Contact Tran Thi Nga 383 Appendix B: Regional aid projects, in full
Situational analysis of illicit drug issues and responses in the Asia–Pacific region 384 Project title Community Reach Aims To provide technical and managerial assistance to international and Vietnamese NGOs engaged in HIV prevention, care and treatment activities undertaken with US government funding . Summary The international and local NGOs supported by PACT in Vietnam are engaged in a wide array of activities in HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment . Given the nature of the epidemic in Vietnam, many of these activities target IDUs . Timeframe 1 year Percentage of project relating to drugs approx 25% Project type Technical assistance Reports to USAID Funding source USAID Organisation PACT Vietnam Contact Diana Measham Project title Harm Reduction in Vietnam Aim To build capacity to respond to the HIV epidemic at the national, provincial and community level . Summary National and provincial level advocacy . Establishment of successful pilot projects in two sites of northern Vietnam in conjunction with the provincial health authorities . Timeframe 4 years Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Advocacy; technical assistance; program implementation Reports to AusAID Funding source Open Society Institute Organisation Centre for Harm Reduction Contact Danielle Alford Project title Methadone Program Trial in Hai Phong and Cam Pha Aims The planning and development of a opioid substitution treatment program . Family Health International (FHI) is supporting the implementation of intervention projects targeting injecting drug users to assist Vietnam to reduce the demand for illicit drug use, in particular, heroin, and to help curtail the increasing prevalence of HIV . Timeframe 2005 Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Technical assistance; treatment Reports to Family Health International Funding source Family Health International Organisation Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA) Contact Robert Ali Project title Evaluation of Vietnam’s Rehabilitation and Treatment Centres Aims To provide technical advice and training for an evaluation of Vietnam’s rehabilitation and treatment centres . Summary The evaluation will promote best practice in the treatment of drug dependence and HIV/ AIDS prevention and care through: an examination of the characteristics, knowledge, attitude and behaviours of residents and the performance of the 05/06 centres . Timeframe May 2004 — April 2005 Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Technical assistance Reports to UNODC Funding source UNODC Organisation Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA) Contact Robert Ali 385 Appendix B: Regional aid projects, in full
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