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HIV/AIDS prevention and control services need to be
geared up for an effective response to the epidemic. For rapid scale-up
HIV/AIDS services would need to be integrated with the public health system
so that they are easily accessible to all those in need of it.
The WHO Regional Office for South-East
Asia is supporting these efforts by building capacity in the
Member countries of the Region by improving health system infrastructure and
management as well as providing training. The potential areas for focused
capacity building and training include rapid assessments and response,
advocacy, testing and counselling, monitoring and
evaluation and harm reduction.
The Regional Office is conducting training of trainers
as well as preparing generic training modules that can be adapted by the
countries. It is also developing tools for evaluating training programmes to
improve efforts in capacity building.
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 Other training workshops
 AIHI
Short Course on Harm Reduction: Controlling HIV in drug users, Melbourne,
Australia, 27 November – 1 December 2006 [PDF 41 KB]
16th STD/AIDS Diploma Course, Bangrak Hospital,
Thailand, 30
October – 24 November
2006
 Course
Information & Application form
Draft
Program
Registration
& Hotel Form
Course
background
APMG
Participatory HIV Policymaking Training Course in Mumbai, India, 20-24 March,
2006 [PDF 46 KB]
Regional Workshop on Monitoring and
Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Programs, Bangkok, 8–19 August 2005
Management
of programs for HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support among
injecting drug users, 30 August – 8 September, 2005, Bali,
Indonesia
[More info]
15th
STDs/AIDS Diploma Course, 17 October – 11 November 2005, Bangkok, Thailand.
Harm
reduction: controlling HIV in drug users, 21-25 November 2005, Melbourne, Australia
[More info]
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