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Nacionalidade moçambicana formado em Psicologia, com mais de 20 anos de experiência nas acções de prevenção ao HIV. Roberto Paulo tem estado a trabalhar com maior enfoque nos programas voltados a Populações-chave, adolescentes raparigas e mulheres jovens. Actualmente é Director da LAMBDA e membro do CCM de Moçambique.
Ronald Phiri is a gender and AGYW specialist and researcher with twenty-two years of progressive experience in the delivery of services, research and capacity building targeting Government Institutions, Civil Society Organizations; Universities; Private Sector and Faith Based Organizations. He is currently working as Deputy Director of Gender for Gender Mainstreaming in the Ministry of Gender, Community Development and Social Welfare, Government of Malawi. He has been in civil service for 22 years. He works in collaboration with the African Union, United Nations, SADC, Civil Society Organizations, Media and Private Sector. He holds a Master of Science Degree in Agribusiness Management from University of Malawi; Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership Development from Dublin City University, Ireland; Bachelor of Science in Rural Development from University of Malawi and postgraduate certificates in gender mainstreaming, gender-based violence response and leadership development from National University of Rwanda, ESAMI, Arusha Tanzania; India, China and Uganda.
Rosina Phate-Lesihla currently serves as HIV Clinical Officer at the Ministry of Health, Lesotho, where she coordinates ARV-based HIV prevention programs, including PrEP, PEP, and adult HIV services. This includes liaising with various stakeholders, managing resources, and ensuring that the programs’ goals are achieved effectively. She is a professional nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Advanced Nursing from the University of Free State, South Africa. Her expertise includes HIV program management, healthcare worker capacity building, and policy implementation. She is passionate about translating policy into practice, strengthening HIV prevention services and improving health outcomes in Lesotho.
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Rui Senda é formado na área de comunicação e linguagem, com enfoque para comunicação para a mudança de comportamentos. Trabalha na área de HIV há 20 anos, primeiramente como oficial de comunicação e gestor de projectos de comunicação para HIV, passando pela área de gestão de conhecimentos e documentação assim como de Monitoria, Avaliação e Pesquisa, sempre focado em HIV. Actualmente, desde 2017, é oficial sénior de prevenção de HIV para Populações-chave, tendo facilitado, em coordenação com outros campeões, o processo de desenho e direccionamento de abordagens de prevenção de HIV para as Populações-chave em Moçambique. Em paralelo, participou activamente no processo de desenvolvimento de inúmeras campanhas de comunicação de massas no âmbito do HIV em Moçambique: Pare e Pense; Andar Fora é Maningue Arriscado; Basta; Testa Lá e actualmente a colaborar no desenvolvimento da campanha da PrEP.
Sabelo is an HIV Prevention Officer specialising in Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC). I have over 13 years experience in HIV Prevention and my main area of focus has been SBCC. I am currently the VMMC Focal Person in Eswatini.
A lady born in 1973 with 28years work experience. Worked in 3 different districts as heath promotion officers for 13 years and 15 years at NAHPA. The longest serving officer at NAHPA in the division responsible for HIV/AIDS. Currently pursing PhD in Public, Hold Masters in Public health, BSc (Hons) in Public Health and Diploma in Health Education.
I am Shatho Joy Kgosi, a Senior Programme Planning Officer at the National AIDS & Health Promotion Agency (NAHPA), Botswana. I currently hold a Master of Public Health in Health Economics from the University of Cape Town and have over 10 years of experience in public health programme planning, health financing, resource mobilisation, and strategic planning. Over the years, my portfolio has focused on systems strengthening focusing on sustainable health financing, resource tracking, and evidence-informed planning to support national HIV and broader health priorities. I am committed to advancing resilient and equitable health systems through data-driven decision-making and cross-country collaboration.
It is privilege for me to part of SSLN Champion. I am South Sudan national by identity, key population champion. I work with the Association for Media Women in South Sudan as program Assistant. the Association was formed with aim of developing the community and attract generation through peaceful and voluntary participation to report on human right issue, socio-economic and through that we able to engage with the people living with disease so that to reduce stigma, discrimination within the communities and carrying awareness program in every community through the use of media.
thank, country champion.
Docteur SILUE Nonfara Aliatou est enseignant-chercheur, spécialiste en Communication et développement. Elle cumule 10 ans d’expérience en communication pour le changement social et de comportement en faveur de la lutte contre le sida en Côte d'Ivoire (PNLS-CI). Elle a coordonné des activités de communication digitales à travers l’implémentation d’une application pour la sensibilisation des adolescents et jeunes en Côte d’Ivoire, dénommée À l’assaut du sida. Championne nationale pour la prévention, elle a contribué activement aux travaux du pilier "prévention combinée pour les Adolescentes et les Jeunes Femmes (AJF)". Une expérience fortement appréciée du fait du partage promu par le réseau SSLN à travers les webinaires. Dr SILUE est auteur d’un livre intitulé Communication et bien-être des séropositives en Côte d’Ivoire.
Born and bread in Zimbabwe, with a public healthy background, with a masters in business administration worked for Ministry of health as a public health practioner for 18 years, joined National AIDS Council in 2004 as a program officer and then promoted to the Provincial manager position in 2007 to date. The key result area covers HIV program management, coordination of implementing partners (IPs) capacity building . An AGYW champion for Zimbabwe
Sindy Matse is a public health specialist. Working for the Ministry of Health, Eswatini under the Eswatini National AIDS Program. Ms Matse, is national coordinator for key Population and Pre exposure Prophylaxis(PrEP) programming within the HIV Program. Where She provides coordination and technical leadership in designing, planning and implementation of the Key population and PrEP Program in the country. As a SSNL champion, my role included coordinating country assessment and identification of programmatic gaps and priorities for HIV prevention through use of PSAT, sharing evidence based and replicable HIV prevention strategies with other colleagues in other MS and contributing towards regional and global knowledge and insights in HIV ARV prevention.
Soloh is a Queer Kenyan working with Key Populations in Kenya at Key Populations Consortium of Kenya which is a KP-Led Consortium as the National Coordinator; working with, Trans* persons, People who Use and Inject Drugs [PWU/IDs], Sex Workers [SWs] and Men who have Sex with Men [MSM].
Soloh is a believer of working towards societal equity of persons in the community who believes “Our oppressions and struggles are interconnected"""" more so all Key Populations in all our diversities.
Stella Ndaidzo Keipeile is a public health professional with over 15 years of experience in HIV, AIDS, and non-communicable disease (NCD) programming. She specializes in strategic information, monitoring and evaluation, research, and data-driven decision-making, with experience leading national M&E frameworks, coordinating large-scale surveys, and strengthening capacity in data analysis and scientific writing. Stella has collaborated with government, academia, and development partners to advance evidence-based programming and is passionate about implementation science, knowledge sharing, and using research to improve health outcomes and strengthen health systems.
A results-driven public sector leader with extensive experience in / governance, health promotion, and district administration, currently / serving as Deputy National Coordinator responsible for the Health / Promotion Division at the National AIDS and Health Promotion Agency. I / bring a strong background in strategic leadership, policy / implementation, and multi-sectoral coordination, shaped by years of / service as a District Commissioner, where I successfully led / integrated government programmes, community development initiatives, / and stakeholder engagement at district level. / / I hold a Master of Science in Strategic Management and a Bachelor’s / Degree in Social Sciences (Public Administration and Political / Science), combining academic depth with practical leadership / experience. My work focuses on strengthening health systems, driving / behaviour change communication, improving public service delivery, and / aligning national programmes with National priorities. / / I am committed to empowering communities, advancing public health / outcomes, and contributing to inclusive national development through / evidence-based strategies and partnerships.
I am a Motswana medical doctor and senior public health advisor with more than 15 years of experience supporting HIV/AIDS, primary health care, and health systems strengthening initiatives in Botswana. My career spans frontline clinical practice, senior technical leadership, and strategic advisory roles across government, donor-funded programs, and implementing partners. I previously served as Development Assistance Specialist for HIV Services at USAID/Botswana, where I provided technical leadership for HIV, TB, sexual and reproductive health, and health systems programs while supporting PEPFAR planning, policy reform, and sustainable government ownership of health services. I have also held leadership positions with Jhpiego Botswana and Circle Point Consultancy, leading nationally significant initiatives in HIV prevention, cervical cancer prevention, healthcare workforce development, and health systems strengthening. Fluent in both Setswana and English, I bring a unique ability to bridge clinical practice, public health strategy, and stakeholder engagement in support of Botswana’s transition toward sustainable, government-led health programs.
Highly skilled and results-oriented Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist with 20 years of expertise in program monitoring, strategic planning, grant administration, stakeholder engagement, and quality improvement. Proficient in data collection, analysis, and management to drive data-informed decisions that enhance program effectiveness. Adept at designing and implementing M&E frameworks, developing research plans, and advising organizations on policy and program design. Proven track record of managing strategic partnerships and contributing to the development of sector policies. Expert in guiding the integration of evidence-based strategies for improved program outcomes. A critical thinker with exceptional problem-solving skills, committed to fostering organizational learning and continuous improvement.
Thabo Lebaka is a dedicated professional whose core responsibilities center on the formulation and delivery of HIV prevention and related components, strengthening linkages between sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and HIV prevention, and leading advocacy to leverage and intensify the prevention thematic area. Thabo actively scales up combination prevention packages and prevention pillars, represents UNFPA strategically across national, regional, and international HIV prevention fora, and serves as the focal person for logistics and supplies, innovation, diversity and inclusion, and the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). To date, Thabo has successfully mobilized $2.6 million USD in resource funding for HIV and SRHR program activities, in addition to regular annual country office allocations. Key achievements include spearheading the update and dissemination of the National HIV Prevention 2020 and 2025 Road Maps, the HIV Policy, and the Male engagement strategy; leading the design of comprehensive HIV prevention packages for adolescent girls and young women, their male partners, and key populations including the LGBTQI community; and conducting a National HIV prevention Capacity Assessment that led to a national capacity-building and technical assistance plan. Furthermore, Thabo has validated the Community Development (CD) strategy, updated National STI Guidelines, managed quantification and supply planning for reproductive health products, established local PSEA reporting mechanisms, and designed impactful initiatives like the Across the Borders Project and the collaborative SRHR LUCT and UNFPA youth social media programme.
I am the NAC Lesotho Programs Manager responsible for multi-sector coordination in the country. I am currently serving as the Acting Chief Executive for the National AIDS Commission. I advocate for both bio-medical and non-bio-medical prevention; community engagement and addressing the social barriers/determinants as they account for majority of new HIV infections
I work at the National AIDS Commission as a Finance Manager. I have experience in Organizational Strategy Development, Annual Planning, grants management, governance, risk management, compliance, budget control and foresting, financial reporting and financial management through IFRSs and IPSASs. I lead reporting, resource mobilization, grants management, and support for the coordination of HIV/AIDS.
Claver est activiste et militant de la lutte contre le VIH/SIDA, engagé dans le plaidoyer pour la promotion, la protection et la défense des droits des minorités sexuelles et des KP, y compris l’accès pour tous aux soins de santé. Champion pour l'engagement des pays pour le South to South Learning Network (SSLN) en Côte d’Ivoire, il continue de jouer un rôle important en matière de prévention du VIH, de la lutte contre la stigmatisation-discrimination envers les populations clés et LGBTQI.
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