73%
73%
96%
Source: Ukraine GAM 2018 report
73%
53%
51%
Source: Ukraine GAM 2018 report
Mykola Povoroznyk
First Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration
Co-chair of the Kyiv City HIV/TB Council, Chair of the FTCI Task Force
Alexander Yurchenko
Chairman/Chief Of the Kyiv City AIDS Hospital and Secretary of the Kyiv City AIDS/TB Council
Zhanna Antonenko
Head of the M&E Department of the Kyiv Municipal AIDS centre
Lada Bulakh
Member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Health, Medical Assistance and Health Insurance
Chairman of the Subcommittee on Epidemic Security, HIV / AIDS, and Socially Dangerous Diseases.
Olena Kotlyarova
Head of the International Cooperation and European Integration Unit of the Kyiv City State
Administration International Relations Department, FTCI Task Force communication focal point
Nicholas Povoroznyk
Deputy Head of Kyiv City State Administration, coordinator of the Kyiv City Council on the prevention of HIV / AIDS, the head of targeted programs combating HIV in 2017 - 2021 years under initsia
"Fast Track to End AIDS for Kyiv City means increasing HIV testing two times and antiretroviral treatment three times. 90 90 90 targets can be achieved through decentralization of HIV services provision from one tertiary level institution to the level of city’s districts."
"Over the next five years we have to dramatically reduce new HIV infection in Kyiv city and ensure long and productive life of people, living with HIV. Close cooperation and coordination with city state administration, municipal health care and social protection services are necessary prerequisites for the progress."
"We must overcome indifference and prejudice towards people living with HIV. Ending stigma and discrimination is the key to Ending AIDS, and one of the main requirements of the Fast Track Cities Initiative."
“Convictus team is joining Fast Track Cities Initiative efforts to address HIV prevention in key populations, in particular people, who inject drugs, sex workers, and prison inmates.”
