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Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus Regional Workshop on Accelerating Implementation of AIDS Control Programs Funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria in West and Central Africa, Yaounde, Cameroon, June, 2006: Trip Report

Bannet Ndyanabangi

June, 2006

Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus Center for Pharmaceutical Management Management Sciences for Health 4301 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 400 Arlington, VA 22203 USA Phone: 703-524-6575 Fax: 703-524-7898 E-mail: [email protected]

Regional Workshop on Accelerating Implementation of AIDS Control Programs Funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria in West and Central Africa, Yaounde, Cameroon, June, 2006

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This report was made possible through support provided by the U.S. Agency for International Development, under the terms of cooperative agreement number HRN-A-00-00-00016-00. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Agency for International Development. About RPM Plus RPM Plus works in more than 20 developing and transitional countries to provide technical assistance to strengthen drug and health commodity management systems. The program offers technical guidance and assists in strategy development and program implementation both in improving the availability of health commodities—pharmaceuticals, vaccines, supplies, and basic medical equipment—of assured quality for maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases, and family planning and in promoting the appropriate use of health commodities in the public and private sectors. Abstract The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria convened a sub regional workshop for twelve Central and West African grant recipient countries in Yaoundé, Cameroon, with representatives of Principal Recipients (PR), MOH/National AIDS Control programs and Civil Society. The workshop aimed at supporting countries of West and Central Africa receiving Global Fund grants in finding practical operational solutions to technical problems encountered in the implementation process of programs. RPM Plus, at the request of USAID/WAfrica facilitated at the workshop; specifically the session on forecasting, management and distribution of HIV/AIDS medicines to reach universal access. RPM Plus also facilitated group work sessions on management of medicines and supported three countries (Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia) as they developed their action plans.

Recommended Citation This report may be reproduced if credit is given to RPM Plus. Please use the following citation. Ndyanabangi , Bannet, 2006. Regional Workshop on Accelerating Implementation of AIDS Control Programs Funded by Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria in West and Central Africa, Yaounde, Cameroon, June, 2006: Trip Report. Submitted to the U.S. Agency for International Development by the Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus Program. Arlington, VA: Management Sciences for Health.

Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus Center for Pharmaceutical Management

Management Sciences for Health 4301 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 400

Arlington, VA 22203 USA Telephone: 703-524-6575

Fax: 703-524-7898 E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.msh.org/rpmplus

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Contents

Acronyms........................................................................................................................................ v Background..................................................................................................................................... 1

Purpose of Trip ........................................................................................................................... 2 Scope of Work ............................................................................................................................ 2

Activities ......................................................................................................................................... 3 Collaborators and Partners.......................................................................................................... 3

Next Steps ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Immediate Follow-up Activities ................................................................................................. 5 Agreement or Understandings with Counterparts....................................................................... 5 Important Upcoming Activities or Benchmarks in Program ...................................................... 5

Annex 1: Workshop Agenda and List of Participants .................................................................... 6


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Acronyms

AIDS Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome ARV Anti-Retroviral ART Anti-Retroviral Therapy AWARE Action for West Africa Region CA Cooperating Agency CPM Center for Pharmaceutical Management ECOWAS Economic Community of West African States ESTHER Ensemble pour une Solidarité Thérapeutique Hospitalière En

Réseau GFTAM Global Fund to Fight AIDS TB and Malaria HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus JSI/DELIVER John Snow Incorporated/DELIVER project LMIS Logistics Management Information System MAC Malaria Action Coalition MSH Management Sciences for Health PLWHA People Living with HIV/AIDS PSM Procurement and Supply Management RH Reproductive Health RPM Plus Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus Program TA Technical Assistance USAID/WA. United States Agency for International Development, West Africa

Regional Health Program WHO World Health Organization


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Background 40 million people are living with HIV/AIDS, 6 million of which need ARV treatment now. Current estimates show that only 440,000 people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are being treated with ARVs. The health and socio-economic impact of HIV/AIDS could be reduced if most of those in need of treatment had access to care and ARV treatment. The international community has expressed its commitment to fight HIV/AIDS, particularly in the most affected countries, through the Global Fund to fight AIDS TB and Malaria (GFATM) which has provided grants to many countries in need. The challenges most of these countries are facing is the capacity to effectively implement these programs, including managing procurement and logistics of HIV/AIDS drugs and related supplies and rational use of ARVs. The Global Fund and other partners are working together to provide the technical assistance required to increase the absorption capacity of these countries and the effective implementation of HIV/AIDS programs. Working with various partners, the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria convened a sub regional workshop for twelve Central and West African recipient countries in Yaoundé, Cameroon, with representatives of Principal Recipients (PR), MOH/National AIDS Control programs and Civil Society. The workshop was aimed at supporting countries of West and Central Africa receiving Global Fund grants in finding practical operational solutions to technical problems encountered in the implementation process of programs. Specific objectives were to:

identify and analyze HIV/AIDS program implementation bottlenecks and develop solutions;

assess and address countries’ needs for technical support in accelerating Global Fund supported programs;

develop country specific action plans to address HIV/AIDS program implementation bottlenecks.

RPM Plus facilitated at the workshop, specifically the session on forecasting, management and distribution of HIV/AIDS medicines. In addition, RPM Plus facilitated group work sessions on management of medicines and supported three countries (Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia) as they developed their action plans.

Participants: The following countries participated in the workshop: (see Annex for list of participants)

1. Sierra Leone 2. Gambia 3. Tchad 4. Liberia 5. Central African Republic


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6. Cameroon 7. Guinea 8. Cote d’Ivoire 9. Togo 10. DRC 11. Congo, Brazzaville

Purpose of Trip Bannet Ndyanabangi traveled to Yaounde, Cameroon, to facilitate at the GFATM regional workshop on accelerating implementation of AIDS control programs funded by Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria in West and Central Africa. Scope of Work Scope of work for Bannet Ndyanabangi o Facilitate session on forecasting, management and distribution of HIV/AIDS medicines

to reach universal access. o Facilitate group work sessions on management of medicines o Support countries to develop action plans

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Activities

Participate in the workshop and provide facilitation

RPM Plus participated in the three-day workshop and provided technical assistance in the area of pharmaceutical management of HIV/AIDS commodities during the plenary and small group work sessions, particularly in the areas of forecasting, quantification and rational medicine use. Bannet Ndyanabangi chaired and facilitated the plenary session on forecasting, management and distribution of HIV/AIDS pharmaceuticals. He also participated in and facilitated small group sessions on pharmaceutical management and supported the development of action plans by Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia country teams.

Provide an arrival/departure briefing to US- Embassy in Cameroon Jointly with the USAID team of Sosthene Bucyana and Letitia Sam, Bannet Ndyanabangi met with Mr. Daniel Goons, Special Projects coordinator at the Embassy of the United States in Cameroon, to discuss the purpose of the visit and the mechanisms for providing TA to GFATM recipient countries.

Key pharmaceutical management challenges emanating from the group discussions and country action plans include:

o Quantification and Forecasting: Inaccurate quantification of medicines with some countries reporting overstocking, leading to expiry and wastage of ARVs. Other countries reported experiencing stock outs leading to lack of access to medicines and consequent treatment interruptions.

o Selection of Medicines: Few of the countries still have to update their standard treatment protocols and essential medicines list for HIV/AIDS.

o Rational use of Medicines: The majority of countries reported lack of interventions to monitor and promote adherence to ARTs. The participants voiced major concerns of possible development of resistance to ARVs, leading countries to resort to more complex and expensive second and third line treatments and eventual treatment failures if interventions to promote adherence are not instituted.

o Pharmaceutical management systems: Participants recommended the strengthening of existing procurement, storage and distribution systems for pharmaceuticals rather than the creation of new parallel unsustainable ones.

Collaborators and Partners

The workshop was made possible by the joint effort involving several partners, namely:

United Nations Agencies: • WHO


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• UNICEF • UNAIDS

Partner Organizations • ESTHER • USAID • MSH • The Global Fund Secretariat

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Next Steps Immediate Follow-up Activities

• Debrief the Embassy of the United States in Yaounde, Cameroon. • Discussion with USAID/W Africa and the AWARE/HIV and RH projects interventions

to address implementation constraints and challenges identified in the workshop. Agreement or Understandings with Counterparts Some of the constraints and challenges identified at the workshop will be addressed in the two upcoming July and August 2006 training activities organized under the USAID/W Africa program. The initial course, scheduled to take place in July 2006 in Dakar, Senegal, will address general pharmaceutical and supply management issues identified at the GFTAM PSM workshop that was organized by RPM Plus in January 2006 in Accra, Ghana. At this workshop, similar constraints and challenges to the ones above were identified. This course is jointly organized by MSH/RPM Plus and JSI/DELIVER. The second course in August 2006 under the USAID AWARE/RH and HIV projects will emphasize forecasting and quantification, including the use of the Quantimed tool to support quantification. MSH/RPM Plus will facilitate at this course. Important Upcoming Activities or Benchmarks in Program Procurement and Supply Management course for West Africa GFATM grant recipient countries, Dakar, Senegal: 3 - 14 July 2006. Quantification course for HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria Medicines and Commodities for West African Countries, Dakar, Senegal: 21-25 August 2006.


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Annex 1: Workshop Agenda

Regional Workshop on Accelerating Implementation of AIDS Control Program

Funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in West and Central Africa

12-14 June 2006, Yaoundé, Cameroon Objectives:

• To identify HIV/AIDS programs’ needs and formulate practical solutions to resolve implementation bottlenecks

• To facilitate countries’ access to partners’ assistance and discuss acceleration of implementation of HIV/AIDS programs

• To develop country specific action plans to address HIV/AIDS program implementation bottlenecks. Outcomes:

• Country specific activities to address bottlenecks to accelerate implementation of programs are developed • Mechanisms for provision of support are agreed between participating countries and partners • Recommendations to remove bottlenecks to accelerate implementation are endorsed and adopted by

participating countries and partners Day 1: Monday 12 June 9:00 –10:30 Plenary: Welcome Address

ESTHER WHO The Global Fund Cooperation Française Minister of Public Health Cameroon Presentation of Participants Meeting Objectives and Methodology Chairman/ Facilitator Overview of Global Fund HIV/AIDS Programs in West and Central Africa Mr Mabingue NGOM - Global Fund

10:30 – 11:00: Coffee break

11:00-11:30 Plenary Presentations (1): Documenting universal access: Monitoring and evaluation

of impact of HIV/AIDS interventions Monitoring and evaluation of impact of HIV/AIDS interventions, Opportunities and Challenges in monitoring outcome and impact indicators. Cote d’Ivoire 10 Minutes Annette Reinisch TGF 10 Minutes Q&A 5 min

11:30 – 13:00: Group Work (1): Referring to presentations and country experience, identify key

challenges and responses. Country and partner delegations to split into three working groups.

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13.00 – 14.00: Lunch 14:00 – 14:20 Plenary:

Working Groups report to Plenary. Plenary discussion

Each Working Group will present a 5 minute summary of their group’s findings followed by Q&A

14:20-14:50 Plenary Presentations (2): Forecasting, management and distribution of HIV/AIDS

drugs to reach universal access: Opportunities and challenges in developing and maintaining an effective distribution chain for HIV/AIDS drugs Togo Dr Magali Babaley 10 min TGF Dr Lucca Li Bassi 10 min Q&A 10 min

14:50-16:00 Group Work (2): Referring to presentations and country experience, identify key

challenges and responses. Country and partner delegations to split into three working groups

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 – 17:00 Plenary

Groups Report to Plenary and Plenary discussion Each Working Group will present a 5 minute summary of their group’s findings followed by Q&A

17:00-18:00 Clinic session: PMTCT

Dr Rene Ekpini WHO Dr Anne Njom Lend ESTHER

Q&A

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Day 2: Tuesday 13 June 09:00 – 09:05 Report and feedback from Day 1, Summary of Tuesday Activities 09:05 – 09:35 Plenary Presentations (3): Working towards universal access: Decentralization of

treatment and care for PLWHA

Niger 10 mins Dr Thomas Sanou WHO/AFRO 10 mins Q&A 10 min


challenges and responses. Country and partner delegations to split into four working groups

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:00 Group work (continues) 12:00-12:30 Plenary

Groups Report to Plenary and Plenary discussion Each Working Group will present a 5 minute summary of their group’s findings followed by Q&A

12.30 – 13.30: Lunch 13:30 – 14:00 Plenary Presentations (4): Acceleration of implementation of HIV/AIDS programs:

Diversification and mobilization of implementing actors (civil society, private sector, PLWHA and communities) Cameroon 10 mins Mr Daouda Diouf ESTHER 10 mins Co-investment: Dr Lucien Dossou-Gbete ESTHER 5 min Dr Michel Lavollay TGF 5 min


challenges and responses. Country and partner delegations to split into three working groups

15:15 – 15:45 Coffee Break 15:45-16:15 Plenary

Groups Report to Plenary and Plenary discussion

Each Working Group will present a 5 minute summary of their group’s findings followed by Q&A

16:15-17:30 Partners forum: Partners Forum

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Day 3: Wednesday 14 June 09:00-10:30 Countries develop Action plans to address challenges and apply solutions identified during

working groups with support of partners.

Countries split in their team working group 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Group Work continues 12:30 – 13:30: Lunch 13:30-15:00 Plenary: Groups Report to Plenary and Plenary discussion

Brief country presentations of Plans of Action and discussion to identify shared challenges and solutions (12 countries 5 minutes each)

Four countries followed by 10 Min Q&A Four countries followed by 10 Min Q&A Four countries followed by 10 Min Q&A 15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 – 16:30 Conclusions and Closure


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Annex 2: List of Participants

Pays Nom Institution/Fonction Contacts

Cameroun Dr FEZEU Maurice

Secrétaire permanent - Comité National de Lutte contre le Sida - MOH/PR

CNLS BP 1459 Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 223 34 50/222 57 58 Fax : (+237) 223 34 39 Cellulaire : (+237) 931 42 92 Email : [email protected]

Pr KOULLA-SHIRO Sinata

Ministère de la Santé publique Cabinet du Ministre - Conseiller Technique n°1

Ministère de la Santé publique Tél : (+237) 955 94 61 Email : [email protected]

Dr BISSECK ZOUNG KANYI Anne Cécile

Ministère de la Santé publique Direction de la lutte contre la maladie Sous-directeur de la lutte contre le VIH/Sida et la Tuberculose

Ministère de la Santé publique Tél : (+237) 223 93 48 Fax : (+237) 222 44 19 Cellulaire : (+237) 991 79 61 Email : [email protected]

Mme PERROT Anne

Care Cameroun Gestionnaire du Projet de mobilisation de la Société civile pour la lutte contre le VIH/Sida

Care Cameroun BP 422 - Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 221 20 54 Fax : (+237) 221 51 87 Cellulaire : (+237) 711 34 82 Email : [email protected]

Dr BASSONG Olga

Représentante du Ministre de la Justice Membre du CCM

Tél : (+237) 222 34 59 Cellulaire : (+237) 982 32 59

Hon.AMOUGOU NKOLO JP

Représentant de l'Assemblée Nationale Membre du CCM Cellulaire : (+237) 991 66 09

Dr MBESSI Jean Robert

Représentant des œuvres confessionnelles catholiques Membre du CCM

Tél : (+237) 231 17 46 Cellulaire : (+237) 773 65 73 Email : [email protected] ou scs.medicamen

M.ESSOBE John

Représenant des œuvres confessionnelles protestantes Membre du CCM

Tél : (+237) 223 24 46 ou 730 15 66 Cellulaire : (+237) 988 80 57 Email : [email protected]

Dr LOUDANG Marlise IGSP, Ministère de la Santé Publique

Dr SAA Cabinet du Ministre - Ministère de la santé publique

M.NGAMI TCHOUANGWA Brice MINADER Tél : (+237° 640 87 52

Dr ATEBA NDONGO Francis Fondation Chantal Biya Tél : (+237) 733 00 55 M.NABOUF Sylvain CERAC Tél : (+237) 528 19 38 Dr BIYIHA Valéry D.S.M - Cameroun Dr TALLAH Esther Plan Cameroun

M.SOFACK Simon Espéros Tél : (+237) 625 85 87 ou 752 37 42 Email : [email protected]

M.TOUKAN Jean Baptiste Groupe Vivia Association

Congo Brazzavile Mr BISSANGA Ange

Réseau National des Positifs Secrétaire Générale

Réseau national des positifs 26, rue Kitengué, Bacongo Brazzaville - Congo Cellulaire : (+242) 556 84 88 Email : [email protected]

M.MALALOU Edmond Responsable de la composante santé - CNLS

CNLS BP 2459 - Brazzaville - Congo Tél : (+242) 653 82 42 Cellulaire : (+242) 531 68 69 Email : [email protected]

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Côte d'Ivoire SEMI LOU Bertine

Réseau Ivoirien des organisations des Personnes Vivant avec le VIH Présidente du Conseil d'Administration

RIP+ 03 BP 1916 Abidjan 03 Tél : (+225) 20 32 00 96 Fax : (+225) 20 32 00 86 Cellulaire : (+225) 05 70 18 69 Email : [email protected] ou rip_ci@yahoo.

Dr OUATTARA Yssouf Care International Chef de projet / PR

Care International Côte d'Ivoire 05 BP 3141 Abidjan 05 Lot 2418, Ilot 209, II Plateaux Vallon Rue des Jardins Tél : (+225) 22 41 97 25 / 26 Fax : (+225) 22 41 25 16 Cellulaire : (+225) 07 97 16 92/05 99 98 40 Email : [email protected] ou [email protected]

M.KONE Salif Coordonnateur national / unité de gestion du Fonds mondial /PR

S/C PNUD Côte d'Ivoire 01 BP 1747 Abidjan 01 Tél : (+225) 22 52 66 30 / 22 52 66 32 Fax : (+225) 22 52 66 41 Cellulaire : (+225) 07 44 74 39 / 05 64 98 58 [email protected]

M.GBANTA AKRE Laurent

Président du Conseil des Organisations de Lutte contre le Sida en Côte d'Ivoire et membre du CCM

Conseil des ONG de Lutte contre le Sida en CI01 BP 12125 Abidjan 01 plateau, Avenue Houdaille, Rue A 49 Tél : (+225) 07 65 68 42 / 20 32 44 13 Cellulaire : (+225) 06 29 71 83 Email : [email protected] [email protected]

Dr GNANGUI Adja

Directeur du Programme national de prise en charge médicale des PVVIH [email protected]

Gambia Mme BALDEH Aisha GFTAM Programme Administration (NAS)

National AIDS Secretariat Tél : (+220) 77 63 304 Cellulaire : (+220) 77 63 304 Email : [email protected]

M.JAMMEH Alieu National AIDS Control Programme Manager

Department of State for Health (DOSH) c/o National HIV/AIDS Secretariat The Gambia HIV/AIDS Rapid Response ProjecOffice of the President 7 Clarkson Street Banjul Tél : (+220) 42 23 263 / 42 23 262 Fax : (+220) 42 23 245 Cellulaire : (+220) 99 04 336 Email : [email protected]

Mme MBOGE Haddy Programme Officer (GFPA)

Gambia Family Planning c/o NationalHIV/AIDS Secretariat The Gambia HIV/AIDS Rapid Response ProjecOffice of the President 7 Clarkson Street Banjul Tél : (+220) 42 23 263 / 42 23 262 Fax : (+220) 42 23 246 Cellulaire : (+220) 98 01 119 Email : [email protected]

Guinée Dr KABA Abdoulaye Chargé de programme VIH/Sida

Ministère de la Santé Unité de gestion des programmes Fonds mondTél : (+224) 30 43 54 71 Cellulaire : (+224) 60 20 96 19 Email : [email protected]


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Dr DIALLO Fatoumata Binta

Coordinatrice nationale du Programme national de prise en charge sanitaire et prévention des IST/VIH/Sida

Ministère de la Santé Programme national de prise en charge sanitaire et prévention des IST/VIH/Sida BP 3820 - Conakry Guinée Tél : (+224) 30 41 26 07 Cellulaire : (+224) 60 57 70 56 Email : [email protected]

M.CONTE Thiany Président AGUI+

AGUIP+ Commune Dixinn Hafia II BP 4102 Conakry - Guinée Cellulaire : (+224) 60 59 99 41 Email : [email protected]

Libéria Ms DUNCAN Jessie E. Assistant MOH Preventive services

UNDP Liberia Capitol by Pass Monrovia - Liberia Tél : (+231) 651 77 97 Cellulaire : (+231) 651 77 97

Niger Dr BAGNOU Abdoulaye CISLS / Coordonnateur national

Coordination intersectorielle BP 893 Niamey - Niger Tél : (+237) 73 54 60 Fax : (+237) 73 27 65 Cellulaire (+237) 96 42 92 Email : [email protected]

Dr MOUSSA Fatimata Secrétaire générale du MOH et présidente du CCM

Ministère de la Santé Publique et de la lutte contre les endémies Tél : (+227) 72 27 82 Fax : (+227) 73 35 70 Cellulaire : (+227) 97 24 35 Email : [email protected]

M.ASSANE Abdoulaye

Union des Routiers Nigériens de lutte contre le Sida Coordinateur

Union des routiers nigériens de lutte contre le SBP 10079 Niamey - Niger Tél : (+227) 34 02 34 Cellulaire : (+227) 97 36 45 Email : [email protected]

République Centrafricaine M.NDANGA Séraphin

Expert en Santé Publique Fonds mondial de lutte contre le Sida Responsable du volet VIH/Sida Programme "Renforcement de la prise en charge globale des PVVIH

PNUD Bangui Programme "Renforcement de la prise en chargglobale des personnes vivant avec le VIH/Sida BP 872 Tél : (+236) 61 24 67 Fax : (+236) 61 17 32 Cellulaire : (+236) 05 61 25 Email : [email protected]

Mme VOYAMOKODE Edwidge Flore

Responsable des activités génératrices de revenus

Réseau Centrafricain des personnes vivant aveS/C PNUD - Bangui BP 872 Fax : S/C PNUD (+236) 61 17 32 Cellulaire : (+236) 03 23 92 Email : [email protected]

République Démocratique du Congo M. SOKO Adama Bocar Operations Specialist

Global Funds to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria Building Total Fina - 5th Floor Avenue Colonel Lukusa Commune de la Gombe - Kinshasa - RDC Tél : (+243) 810 35 05 37 Cellulaire : (+243) 810 35 05 37 Email : [email protected]

Mme LUTETE NKAYILU Anny Coordinatrice nationale RIGIAC-Sida

RIGIAC Sida 15, Tumbumani Yolo-Nord - Kalamu Tél : (+243) 89 13 846 Cellulaire : (+240) 89 13 846 Email : [email protected]

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Sierra Leone Dr KARGBO Brima Acting Director National HIV/AIDS Secretariat

MOHS 15 Kingharman Road Brookfields - Freetown Sierra Leone Tél (+232) 22 23 58 42 Fax : (+232) 22 23 58 43 Cellulaire : (+232) 76 96 00 71 Email : [email protected]

M.KARGBO Thiam Saidu

Youth Welfare and Development Organization Programme Officer

YWDO 6 Lewis Street Freetown - Sierra Leone Tél : (+232) 22 79 47 Cellulaire : (+232) 076 777 003 Email : [email protected]

Tchad M. MALAKONA Adoum Coordonnateur

Secrétariat du CCM N'Djamena Tél : (+235) 52 23 24 Fax : (+235) 52 23 23 Cellulaire : (+235) 643 03 43 Email : [email protected]

Togo Mme WOOD Sarah PSI Togo

Population Services International Immeuble AUBA, Boulevard Eyadema BP 13804 Tél : (+228) 222 27 55 / 222 77 67 Fax : (+228) 904 63 31 Email : [email protected]

Dr PITCHE Palokinam

Membre du Comité national d'éligibilité du PNLS, membre du comité thérapeutique du PNLS, Responsable de la prise en charge médicale des IST/VIH/Sida

Programme National de lutte contre le Sida et les IST (PNLS/IST Togo) CHU Tokoin 05 BP 424 Lomé - Togo Tél : (+228) 226 27 18/221 51 79 Fax : (+228) 226 27 17 Cellulaire : (+228) 909 04 24 Email : [email protected]

PARTENAIRES

UNICEF M.NGAMO KAMENI Bernard Assistant Project Officer Protection

Unicef Yaoundé BP 1181 Yaoundé Cameroun Tél : (+237) 222 31 82 Fax : (+237) 223 16 53 Cellulaire : (+237) 750 03 41 Email : [email protected]

Mme NSAHTIME-AKONDENG Ethel-Linda Project Officer PTME/SONEU

Unicef Yaoundé BP 1181 Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 222 31 82 Fax : (+237) 223 16 53 Cellulaire : (+237) 77 07 261 Email : [email protected]

M.HAKIZIMANA Speciose Project Officer VIH/Sida

Unicef Yaoundé BP 1181 Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 222 31 82 Fax : (+237) 223 16 53 Cellulaire : (+237) 77 07 261 Email : [email protected]

M.MERCIER Eric HIV/AIDS Regional Adviser

Unicef Western and Central Africa Regional OffPO Box 29720 Dakar Yoff - Sénégal Tél : (+221) 869 58 38 Fax : (+221) 820 89 65 Email : [email protected]


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PNUD SALLA NZIE Annie Michèle

Conseiller technique National de l'alliance des Maires contre le VIH/Sida

PNUD Yaoundé BP 856 Yaoundé Tél : (+237) 220 08 00 Cellulaire : (+237) 984 38 25 Email : [email protected]

Dr AFFANA NGASKA Gislaine Chargée de programme VIH/Sida

PNUD Yaoundé BP 856 Yaoundé Tél : (+237) 220 08 00 Cellulaire : (+237) 997 32 33 Email : [email protected]

UNESCO M.SISSOKO Foussenou Chargé du progrqmme VIH/Sida [email protected]

ONUSIDA Mme MASSOUD Nicole Coordinatrice Pays Cameroun Tél : (+237) 771 37 61 Email : [email protected]

M.DIALLO Mamoudou Coordonnateur Pays République du Congo

BP 465 - Brazzaville - République du Congo Tél : (+242) 81 50 38 Fax : (+242) 81 16 79 Cellulaire : (+242) 522 07 08 Email : [email protected]

Banque Mondiale M.SEIFMAN Richard ACTAfrica Team [email protected]

Coopération française M.GATEAU Thierry Assistant technique Santé Tél : (+237) 911 15 93 [email protected]

M.LAMARQUE Jean Pierre Tél : (+237) 914 77 20 Email : [email protected].

USAID Dr BUCYANA Sosthene Senior Regional HIV/AIDS/STI Specialist, USAID/West Africa

USAID West Africa E45/3 Independence Avenue P.O.Box 1630 Accra - GHANA Tél : (+233) 21 22 84 40 Fax : (+233) 21 770 101 Cellulaire : (+233) 244 325 976 Email : [email protected] [email protected]

Mme SAM Letitia Institutional Capacity Development Specialist, USAID/West Africa

USAID West Africa E45/3 Independence Avenue P.O.Box 1630 Accra - GHANA Tél : (+233) 21 22 84 40 Fax : (+233) 21 770 101 Cellulaire : (+233) 244 373363 Email : [email protected]

Dr NDIAYE Antoine Commodity Security Specialist - AWARE-RH

AWARE-RH/USAID PMB CT 242 Tél : (+233) 217 86 152 Fax : (+233) 786 197 Cellulaire : (+233) 244471699 Email : [email protected]

Dr DZOKOTO Agnès Senior Technical Officer

Action for West African Region AWARE HIV/AIDPO Box CT 4033 Accra - Ghana Tél : (+233) 21 786 102/104/616/615 Fax : (+233) 21 785 666 Cellulaire : (+233) 244 25 68 28 Email : [email protected]

GTZ Dr EPPEL Gerd Coordinateur programme Santé GTZ

GTZ BP 7814 Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 22 39 311 Fax : (+237) 22 32 372 Email : [email protected]

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M.NDONKO T.Flavien

Chargé de composante renforcement des groupements d'autopromotion

GTZ - PGCSS BP 7814 Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 221 91 18 Fax : (+237) 221 91 18 Email : [email protected]

Mme PEREZ SAMANIEGO Carmen HIV/AIDS Project Manager

GTZ Postfach 5180 D - 65726 Eschborn Germany Tél : (+49) 6196 791535 Fax : (+49) 6196 7980 1535 Cellulaire : (+49) 1511 4277 518 Email : [email protected]

RECAP+ Dr TRUCKSAESS-SCHWEIZER Ilka Conseillère technique ReCAP+

Service Allemand de Développement (DED) BP 3358 Yaoundé (Messa) - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 955 35 93 / 745 47 12 Fax : (+237) 221 91 18 / 220 30 38 Cellulaire : (+237) 711 44 56 Email : [email protected]

Service Allemand de Développement (DED)

Mme RUEBENSTAHL Magdalene Conseillère VIH/Sida

Service Allemand de Développement (DED) BP 44 Yaoundé (Bastos) - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 221 30 40 Fax : (+237) 221 48 14 Cellulaire : (+237) 733 90 34 Email : [email protected]

PPSAC/ITS/KfW/OCEAC Dr GBAGUIDI Emmanuel

Coordinateur du Programme prévention VIH-Sida en Afrique centrale (PPSAC)

Organisation de coordination pour la lutte contre les endémies en Afrique Centrale (OCEBP 15665 - Yaoundé - Cameroun Tél : (+237) 223 22 32 Fax : (+237) 223 00 61 Cellulaire : (+237) 525 05 03 Email : [email protected]

African Council of AIDS Service Organisation Dr TALL Cheick Tidiane Executive Director of AfriCASO

African Council of AIDS Service Organisations9513, Sacré Cœur III BP 28366 Dakar - Médina - Sénégal Tél : (+221) 867 35 33 Fax : (+221) 867 35 34 [email protected] [email protected]

OCEAC Dr ISSA SIDI Brahim Chef du programme sous-régional VIH/Sida

OCEAC Organisation de Coordination pour la Lutte Contre les Endémies en Afrique centrale BP 15665 - Yaoundé Tél : (+237) 223 22 32 Fax : (+237) 223 00 61 Cellulaire : (+237) 989 44 40 Email : [email protected] [email protected]

MSF Suisse Dr TECK Roger Chef de mission et coordonnateur médical

MSF Suisse Draggages B.P.12069 Tél/Fax : (+237) 220 90 29 Cellulaire : (+237) 989 05 53 Email : [email protected]

PSI M.KWITE Maurice Directeur adjoint par intérim chargé des programmes VIH/Sida

Association camerounaise pour le Marketing Social (ACMS) BP 14025 - Yaoundé Tél : (+237) 221 94 19/220 92 24 Fax : (+237) 220 92 24 Cellulaire : (+237) 793 66 26 Email : [email protected]


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Management Sciences for Health/ RPM Plus M.NDYANABANGI Bannet

Chef de programme VIH/Sida et Santé reproductive

MSH/RPM Plus 4301 N.Farifax Dr.#400 Arlington, VA 22203 Tél : (703) 310 3522 Fax : (+703) 524 7898 Email : [email protected]

CESAG Dakar M. THIAM M.Moustapha [email protected] IRSP Cotonou Dr AGUEH Victoire [email protected]

MSD M.LAPLACE Lionel

Manager HIV/AIDS Francophone & Anglophone Africa/Indian Ocean

Merck Sharp & Dohme Interpharma 106 Avenue Jean Moulin - BP 62 78 170 La Celle Saint Cloud Tél : (+33) 1 30 82 10 00 / 64 79 76 47 Fax : (+33) 1 30 82 10 94 Cellulaire : (+33) 6 85 52 71 98 Email : [email protected]

Cameroonese National Business Coalition Dr FON Dina

Tél : (+237) 976 40 82 Email : [email protected]

PERSONNES RESSOURCES / ORGANISATEURS

Fonds Mondial de Lutte contre le Sida, la Tuberculose et le Paludisme Dr MALIQI Blerta

Fund Portfolio Manager - The Global Fund

Email : [email protected] Tél : (+41) 79 119 44

Dr DUBOIS Cyrille Fund Portfolio Manager - The Global Fund


Mr ZWESCHPER Hans Fund Portfolio Manager - The Global Fund


Mr NGOM Mabingue Team Leader West and Central Africa - The Global Fund


Mr THALMAS Wilfried Programme Officer - The Global Fund


Mr PARENT Sylvain Assistant - The Global Fund Email : [email protected] Tél : (+41) 79 159 56

Mrs VIISANEN Kirsi Senior Grant Support Manager, Operational Partnerships


Mrs REINISCH Annette Technical Officer, M&E Support - The Global Fund


Mr LIBASSI Luca Procurement officer - The Global Fund


Mrs MATSHA Ntombekhaya (Khaya) In country support for civil society

Email : [email protected]él : (+41) 79 117 95

M.LAVOLLAY Michel Co-investment Email : [email protected] M. SERUTOKE Joseph Email : [email protected]

ESTHER Mme BABALEY Magali Procurement Cellulaire : (+228) 910 47 26 Email : [email protected]

Dr KOUANFACK Charles Décentralisation Tél : (+237) 995 07 43 Email : [email protected]

M. NABIAS René Accès aux services de biologie Cellulaire : (+229) 95 42 20 25 Email : [email protected]

Dr NJOM-NLEND Anne Point focal PTME CNLS Cameroun

Tél : (+237) 709 09 33 Email : [email protected]

M. DIOUF Daouda Diversification et mobilisation des acteurs [email protected]

Dr BARE Clémence

Chargée des relations avec le Fonds mondial, OMS et Banque mondiale Email : [email protected]

Mme PERROT Sandra Chargée de mission [email protected]

Dr BASSIROU Bouba Coordinateur ESTHER Cameroun Tél : (+237) 505 43 88 Email : [email protected]

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DOSSOU GBETE Lucien Directeur Clinique Pasteur

Porto Novo - Bénin Tél : (+229) 20 212 222 Fax : (+229) 20 212 700 Cellulaire : (+229) 95 96 38 32 Email : [email protected]

BONNIN Géraldine Consultante Action Communautaire OMS CELLETTI Francesca Ressources humaines et formation [email protected] EKPINI René PTME [email protected] BILGER Catherine [email protected]

Dr LAPNET Mustapha Thomas Pharmacist HIV/AIDS - WHO/AFRO

WHO/AFRO Box BE 773 Harare - Zimbabwe Tél : (+263) 4 746 000 / 011 / 070 or (+47) 241 Fax : (+263) 4 746 127 / 823 Cellulaire : (+263) 232 95 050 Email : [email protected]

Dr SANOU Thomas ICP/AIDS pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest

OMS 03 BP 7019 Ouagadougou 03 Burkina Faso Tél (+226) 50 30 65 09 Fax : (+226) 50 33 25 41 Cellulaire : (+226) 70 72 52 62 Email : [email protected]

Dr KEMBOU Etien HIV Programme Officer Tél : (+237) 753 51 17 Email : [email protected]

Dr MAMBU-MA-DISU Hélène Représentante résidente de l'OMS - Cameroun Email : [email protected]

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