Conseil de coordination du programme de l’ONUSIDA

Conseil de coordination du programme (CCP) de l’ONUSIDA

L’ONUSIDA est guidé par un Conseil de coordination du programme (CCP) formé de représentants de 22 gouvernements de toutes les régions du monde, des dix coparrainants de l’ONUSIDA et de cinq représentants d’organismes non gouvernementaux y compris des associations de personnes vivant avec le VIH. Pour plus d’information sur le CCP de l’ONUSIDA et ses réunions futures, consultez le site Web du CCP de l’ONUSIDA.

En partenariat avec le MAÉCD et l’ASPC, la CISD coordonne les consultations canadiennes précédant et suivant chaque réunion du CCP, puis distribue les rapports de chaque réunion.

La CISD assiste à chaque réunion du CCP à titre d’ONG observateur; elle participe aux délibérations du CCP en soulevant des points clés et des préoccupations touchant des enjeux, et participe au développement et à la présentation de déclarations d’ONG observateurs, aussi appelées « interventions ».

37^e réunion du CCP de l’ONUSIDA : 26-28 octobre 2015

Stratton 37th PCB — A huge shout-out to Trevor Stratton from the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network and the International Indigenous Working Group on HIV & AIDS. Trevor is an amazing and powerful voice as the incoming PCB NGO Board member for North America!

Strategizing 37th PCB — Strategizing with an amazing group of civil society advocates in lead-up to the start of the 37th UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB) in Geneva, Switzerland.

Laurel Sprague 37th PCB — A huge shout-out to Trevor Stratton from the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network and the International Indigenous Working Group on HIV & AIDS. Trevor is an amazing and powerful voice as the incoming PCB NGO Board member for North America!

Robin Montgomery 37th PCB — Laurel Sprague, North America NGO Delegate responds to the UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibe’s Report (Agenda 1.3). ‘We have fast-track targets without fact-track funding. Lives are hanging in the balance.’

37th PCB Group 2 — It’s 7:30 in the evening and the discussion on inclusion of SRHR language in the UNAIDS 2016-2021 strategy is still heating up. Will these ‘few words’ stall the process and jeopardize the approval of the Joint Programme’s strategy for the next five years??? #NoQualifiersforSRHR!

Alessandra Nilo 37th PCB — “We face structural and the political issues. They are like elephants in the room, but we need to address them to achieve the SDGs and the Fast Track targets… implementing SDGs and the fast track, will require a paradigm shift in terms of political economy mindset and power relations among the nations…” – Alessandra Nilo, GESTOS, Brazil, civil society keynote speaker in the 37th Thematic Segment on ‘Global solidarity and Shared Responsibility’

Elephants 37th PCB — The Thematic Segment of the 37th PCB Meeting is on ‘Global Solidarity and Shared Responsibility’ — focused on HIV Financing. The question in everyone’s minds: now that the Updated UNAIDS Strategy has been approved is, how will it be funded? So today, civil society is bringing out the ‘elephants in the room.’

Trevor Stratton 37th PCB — The inauguration! Welcome to all our incoming delegates with a special shout out to Trevor Stratton as our new NGO PCB North American delegate to the UNAIDS board!!!

La CISD a participé au développement et à la présentation d’importantes déclarations d’ONG observateurs, au cours de cette réunion :

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36^e réunion du CCP de l’ONUSIDA : 30 juin – 2 juillet 2015

Laurel Sprague 36th PCB — “Now as much as ever, we need to fully fund the work of civil society and to invest in capacity building for civil society organizations”, states Laurel Sprague, NGO PCB delegate at the 36th Programme Coordinating Board (PCB), the governing body of UNAIDS.

Angeline Chiwetani 36th PCB — NGO PCB delegate, Angeline Chiwetani called to “Ensure that policies and laws do not impede access to services especially in terms of legislations bordering on issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity, sex work, and drug use”.

KAP 36th PCB — Positioning key affected populations within the SDGs.

Standing 36th PCB — The NGO Delegation, ICAD and other civil society partners stand in solidarity with Oba, NGO Africa Delegate as he delivered his intervention on the Updated UNAIDS Strategy.

Charles King 36th PCB — Well done to Charles King and Sasha Volgina who delivered a powerful intervention in follow-up to the thematic segment on reducing HIV transmission among people who inject drugs (35th PCB): “Our approach to people who use drugs must be based on human rights, on respect for human dignity and on the full embrace of harm reduction interventions, implemented in solidarity with people who use drugs, which necessarily includes full funding of impacted civil society.”

Déclarations antérieures d’ONG observateurs :

NGO Observer Statement: UNAIDS PCB Thematic Session – HIV in Emergencies, 2 juillet 2015
CAAT PCB Intervention: Maureen Owino, 3 juillet 2014
Statement of Intervention by Coalition of NGO Observers on Post-2015 Agenda, 26 juin 2013

Représentation de la société civile :

L’ONUSIDA a été le premier programme des Nations Unies à avoir une représentation officielle de la société civile au sein de sa structure de gouvernance. Jouant un rôle crucial au CCP, la Délégation des ONG participe aux décisions du CCP, assure la représentation communautaire et rehausse la transparence et la reddition de comptes sur les décisions du CCP et ses orientations de politiques.