A Borderless Response to the Prevention of HIV Transmission

Summary: Intra and inter-country population movements [e.g. internal migration from rural to urban areas, refugees, overseas workers, IDPs] are now common given the social, political, and economic climate of the world. This session aims to identify strategies to increase access to SRH and HIV services for vulnerable mobile populations and analyze the role of advocacy in supporting the inclusion of these groups in interventions and national responses to the prevention, treatment, care, and support for HIV.