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This presentation by Phillip Salvador Palmos, Project Manager at YVC, discusses the new WHO guidelines focusing on young MSM (men who have sex with men) and transgender individuals. Key highlights include the inclusion of transgender communities, the urgent need for psychosocial support, and the human rights framework underpinning these guidelines. Emphasizing community consultation, dialogue, and the necessity for multisectoral approaches, it calls for more action to effectively deliver HIV prevention programs tailored to young populations disproportionately affected by HIV.
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New WHO Guidelines: What it means for Young MSM and Transgender in Community Roll-out? Phillip Salvador Palmos Project Manager - YVC
Importance and Highlights • Inclusion of transgender people • Recognition of a greater need for psychosocial support for young key populations. • The framework used in the development of these guidelines is heavily based on human rights
Challenges and Opportunities • Process, Feasibility, and Integration • Community Consultation and Dialogue • Translation and Dissemination
Moving Forward • A call for more action to be taken and the need to tackle these issues using a multi- level approach. • Our efforts are made to leverage meaningful participation of young MSM and transgender people. • There is still much we do not know about how to best deliver HIV prevention programs to young people disproportionately affected by HIV.