EU-Russia Civil Society Forum is organizing an open online discussion on the roles of civil society organisations in the current situation of pandemic in different EU member states and Russia.
One of the largest multilateral organizations in global health, the Global Fund is acting swiftly and effectively in response to COVID-19, providing immediate funding of up to US$1 billion.
AFEW International together with other members of the Regional Collaborative Committee on Accelerated Response to Tuberculosis, HIV and Viral Hepatitis (RCC-THV) hosted by the WHO Regional Office for Europe, is concerned with the safety and health conditions of people affected by HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and viral hepatitis.
The Civil Society Forum On Drugs calls on the European Commission to specifically address the vulnerable position and needs of people who use drugs and support member states and service providers with guidance.
The European Union Delegation to Russia published the Call for Proposals “EU Solidarity with Russian Civil Society – Protecting vulnerable groups and disproportionately affected by COVID-19” with an overall budget of € 6 million.
Penal Reform International released a document Global Prison Trends 2020.
UNAIDS developed a brief for country condom programme managers and experts provides a summary of relevant actions to sustain supplies of male condoms, female condoms and lubricants, and to adjust approaches for condom promotion during the time of COVID-19.
Emergency Support Fund for Key Populations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia supported the project “Prevention of HIV and COVID-19 among MSM sex workers” implemented by the Initiative MSM sex workers group #ChemBrothers with the technical assistance of HPLGBT.
Oleksandr Mohylka, Head of the Compass Day Center of the Kharkiv Charitable Foundation “Blago”, Coordinator of the project “Rights and Health of Vulnerable Groups: Bridging the Gaps” in Kharkiv, Ukraine about activities at COVID-19 time.
UNAIDS and Global HIV Prevention Coalition released a document “Maintaining and prioritizing HIV prevention services in the time of COVID-19”.
