PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Pre-Conference Activities
| Dec 1st | World AIDS Day |
| Dec 1st & 2nd | Youth Pre‐Conference Program |
| Dec 1st & 2nd | Pan‐African Christians AIDS |
| Dec 1st ,2nd & 3rd | Pre‐Conference on HIV & Aging |
| Dec 3rd | FBO’s Pre‐Conference |
| Dec 3rd | Youth Rally |
Satellite Sessions
There will be approximately 50 Satellite Sessions taking place starting December 3rd to December 8th; the se sessions will take place between
- Early morning between 7:00 and 8:00 and;
- Late afternoon between 17:30 and to 20:00
Plenary Sessions
The plenary sessions will address the main themes of the Conference with 3 speakers and 2 chairpersons. They will review the state of research and action on major topics related to the HIV/AIDS, STI, TB and malaria epidemics. There will be 4 presentation s each day; a total 16 of during the conference.
Non Abstract Driven Session
The non‐abstract driven sessions include round table discussions, debates and more. It revolves around 3 main themes:
- Scientific: Approximately 13 sessions
- Leadership: Approximately 15 sessions
- Community: Approximately 12 sessions
Oral Abstract Sessions
There will be a total of 52 oral abstract sessions.
Poster Discussions
There will be 12 poster discussions
Poster Exhibitions
Approximately 831 posters will be exhibited over the duration the conference.
Special Sessions
International
figures,
leaders
and
other
groups
discuss
on
specific
issues
of
particular
interest.
Panels
&
Themes
include:
Leader’s Panel: Keeping the promise in the AIDS response
First Ladies’ Panel: Towards an HIV free generation
Ministerial Panel-Health and Social Affairs: Making health systems work to effective HIV response
Ministerial Panel-Finance and Economy: Funding HIV response
Value for Money: Sustaining HIV Response
Corporate Social Responsibility
HIV & Bio-medical Research in Africa
Skills Building Workshops
There will be approximately 34 workshops during the conference; these smaller interactive workshops will take place concurrently in the afternoons.
Community Village
The Community Village is a space for organizations, community based institutions and practitioners to share their experience, display their work and learn from each other.
Side meetings
ICASA
2011
will
assist
donor
and
partner
organizations
to
hold
special
closed
meetings.
For a detailed program of the different sessions, please visit the planner on our website at http://www.sessionplan.com/ICASA2011

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