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The 11th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and Pacific
The International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP) is the largest forum on HIV/AIDS held in the region. For over 20 years, ICAAP has played a key role in raising public awareness, building political commitment, strengthening advocacy networks and disseminating knowledge on HIV/AIDS issues among key affected populations and other stakeholders in the region. Each ICAAP is organized by a Local Organizing Committee (LOC) to enhance ownership and strengthen the positive impact on the host country. ICAAP11 will be held for over five days from 18 to 22 of November, 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand. The ICAAP11 programme has been planned with the needs of the community first in mind. The leadership, scientific, community and youth programmes will be integrated to create an inclusive Congress. It will also identify innovative approaches to address regional challenges, and to guide investments and the future direction of policies and programmes on HIV/AIDS. Forums, abstract-driven sessions, symposiums and plenary sessions will be staged where evidence-based knowledge and practices on HIV/AIDS are presented, along with innovative ways to address challenges. Other programme activities will include the Asia-Pacific Village, skills building workshops, exhibitions, field-trips, and other events that will enhance networking and contribute to the professional development of participants. ICAAP11 will present a unique opportunity for community groups, civil society, academia, governments, and development agencies to assess the HIV/AIDS situation, evaluate recent scientific and social developments in the response to the epidemic, and engage in a dialogue on the major issues faced by key affected populations and civil society. It is hoped that the Congress will produce the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS. GOAL ICAAP11 aims to create a "game change" impact on the HIV/AIDS response in Asia-Pacific by providing a forum where innovative and evidence-based research programmes and policies to combat HIV/AIDS are exhibited to generate and reinforce public attention on the issues. The ultimate goal of ICAAP11 is to advance effective and sustainable response to HIV/AIDS in the region. OBJECTIVES To enhance public awareness and media attention on the continued impact of HIV/AIDS, and the needs for responses to the epidemic
Source from: http://icaap11.org/
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