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The Regional TB and HIV Community Network has been established in response to challenge of limited inclusion of people living with TB and HIV in decision-making processes related to the provision and particularly sustainability of services for the people living with the TB and HIV, in majority of countries within the South-Eastern Europe region.

As our region is facing major challenges with the sustainability of services that were funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in previous years, we are becoming increasingly aware of missing voice of the affected populations. Furthermore, we strongly believe that the involvement and inclusion of the people with TB and HIV in decision making, when decisions directly affecting their lives is not a privilege, but the right

 

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Steering Committe
The steering committee is engaged to help provide strategic direction in organizations activities, planning and implementation.
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Member Organizations
The number of members has grown from 6 to 27 and they represent more than 160 national organisations, associations and groups.
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News, blogs and announcements related to Regional TB and HIV Community Network
CONSULTANT TO DEVELOP STRATEGY FOR ART PRICE REDUCTION
SEE RCN is looking for Consultant(s) to develop strategy for ART price reduction
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CONSULTANT TO IMPLEMENT STUDY ON HIV SELF-TESTING IN 4 COUNTRIES
SEE RCN is looking for Consultatn(s) to implement study on HIV self-testing
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CALL TO MEMBERS OF SEE TB AND HIV COMMUNITY NETWORK FOR EXPRESION OF INTEREST
SEE RCN anticipates implementation of the Regional Programme Sustainability of Services for Key Populations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and led by the Alliance for Public Health from Ukraine.
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