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Network East and North-East
Projects
Network North-East: Mapping and Training MSM and
Transgender Community Groups in North-Eastern India for Participation
in National AIDS Control Programme– Phase III (2008)
Network East: Mapping and Training MSM and
Transgender Community Groups in Eastern India for Participation in
National AIDS Control Programme– Phase III (2008-09)
Funded by UNAIDS India, New Delhi and
supported by National AIDS Control Organisation, New Delhi
These projects aim to help the following initiate or
scale up their response to the HIV epidemic in Eastern and
North-Eastern India through participation in the NACP-III activities:
(a) Informal networks of MSM / transgender (TG) individuals; (b)
Community-based organizations (CBOs) of MSM / TG people; (c) Formal
coalitions of MSM / TG individuals or CBOs; and (d) Non-government
organizations (NGOs) that do not have an MSM / TG community base or
leadership but work with MSM / TG people.
Key activities of the projects include: (a) Mapping the
networks, coalitions, CBOs and NGOs to prepare a database of MSM / TG
community groups in Eastern and North-Eastern India; (b) NACP-III
focused training and networking workshop for MSM / TG community groups
and officials of State AIDS Control Societies, District AIDS Prevention
and Control Units and their technical support agencies; and (c)
Post-workshop: Providing seed money support to assist informal networks
attempting CBO formation, or to non-funded CBOs in need of
administrative or capacity building support to prepare them for
NACP-III participation.
For the latest update on the progress of Network
North-East Project, please click here.
Please click here to download leaflets on gender,
sexuality, human rights, sexual health, HIV and safer sex concerns of
MSM and male-to-female transgender people in Manipur developed by All
Manipur Nupi Manbee Association (AMANA) and SAATHII.
AMANA leaflet on MSM and TG issues - main
AMANA leaflet on MSM and TG issues - condom usage
Both leaflets have two sides. Please paste the two sides back-to-back
after printing. The main leaflet needs to be folded vertically along
the page divides for sequential reading.
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