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More than 100 people from Merauke in the Province of Papua, Indonesia and Pontianak and Singkawang in the Province of West Kalimantan, Indonesia took part in two Constellation workshops during September.
More than 100 participants took part in the two learning events. After the workshop, participants said they would use the AIDS Competence approach in their community. |
Networks of long haul transporters and People living with HIV (PLWHA) plan for two year collaboration
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A "movement" of partners stimulate local responses in Eastern and Central Africa On 6 and 7 September, the Constellation participated in the Partnership Forum organized by the Salvation Army, in Nairobi. Participants planned to organize SALT visits together, in Eastern and Central Africa. |
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Health workers in Burundi, RD-Congo and Sudan learn how to use the AIDS Competence approach
From 1 to 4 October, Constellation coaches introduced the AIDS Competence approach to health workers from Kibuye in Burundi and Butembo in RD-Congo. The workshops were organized thanks to the support of HealthNet TPO. More about the HealthNet TPO workshop in Burundi and RD-Congo |
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New on this website Constellation in the press The article 'Rendre aux gens la force d'agir', (or Giving back to people the capacity to act) from Thierry Goorden, was published in the Belgian medical journal "Le Journal du Médecin" after the conference in Belgium, in June. The article Médecin itinerant, (or Itinerant doctor) from Thierry Goorden, was published in the Belgian medical journal "Le Journal du Médecin" on the 23 October. Three new videos on the website In the new videos, you will discover Usa Duongsaa, a Constellation coach, who facilitates sessions during the ADB-NGO Competence kick-off event in Manila, in September.
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The Mayors and the United Nations Population Funds (UNFPA) invited Constellation teams to visit Merauke and Pontianak from September 1 to 14.
From 22 to 26 October, representatives of truckers' networks and PLWHA networks met in Dar-Es-Salaam to plan jointly for action over the next two years.
The two networks have already started to take action together in the context of GLIA Competence partnership. In Kenya, for example, 16 truck drivers did their HIV test after they participated in a SALT visit in September.