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Science and communities in the HIV response in Southeast Asia & PrEPARING ASIA 2025

Workshop
4-5 November 2025

Science and communities in the HIV response in Southeast Asia & PrEPARING ASIA 2025

Partner: Institute of HIV Research and Innovation

Collaborators: APCOM Foundation

Focus:

The evolution of antiretroviral policy and access; Access and challenges to harm reduction services in SEA region; Digital health and virtual interventions for HIV in SEA; Asia Pacific landscape of HIV prevention; National Programmes and PrEP service delivery experiences from Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia; Expanding access to oral and injectable PrEP in Asia and the Pacific; and a mapping workshop on PrEP service delivery pathways and interruptions, reprioritization and integration.


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Meeting material

Meeting Programme 4 November
Meeting Programme 5 November
From Then to Now: The Evolution of Antiretroviral Policy and Access
Navigating Barriers to Harm Reduction Services
Digital Health and Virtual Interventions for HIV in Southeast Asia
Awareness, Values and Preferences of Injectable PrEP among Key Populations: A regional overview
Why PrEP Matters: Regional Realities, Prevention Crisis, and the Need for Equitable Access to PrEP Options
PrEP Now The latest on PrEP, in all its forms
Implementing HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) CAMBODIA
PrEP scale up in Vietnam
In country focus: Thailand

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