Harm reduction survey: Eurasian Harm Reduction Network

Please support EHRN by taking some time to fill out the survey below. LEAHN and EHRN appreciate your time and support.

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Dear Friends,

We seek your participation in an on-line survey that will help us to jointly develop a regional project. The project is to be implemented in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) from 2014 to 2016 as part of the New Funding Model (NFM) of the Global Fund.

In late February the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria announced the launch of the New Funding Model (NFM). Six countries and three regional programs including Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN) were invited to participate as “early applicants” in the full process of the New Funding Model – it is a great opportunity for all of us to develop a regional initiative on HIV and harm reduction in EECA. This is why your involvement in the process of the regional initiative development is critically important!

EHRN plans to develop and implement a regional project in partnership with a range of international, regional and national organizations, including networks and groups of people who use drugs.

From May 14 till 27th we are asking you to spend 10-15 minutes of your time to fill out this survey and give us your valuable feedback on goals, objectives, potential activities, and added value of the regional initiative, which will aim at resolving pressing issues in HIV and TB responses among injecting drug user populations.

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Please access the survey following this link:  http://j.mp/EHRN_Regional_Initiative_Feedback_ENG

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We hope that this survey, which is just the initial phase of the regional dialogue, will allow us to engage a great number of regional and national organizations in EECA, working in the area of harm reduction, human rights, and HIV and TB prevention and treatment.

Before starting the survey, you can review the full text of the draft concept for the EHRN Regional Initiative which is attached to this letter.

Regards,

Sergey Votyagov
Executive Director