INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Sample Clauses

INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING. In order to ensure good monitoring of the profound situation assessment and to provide suffi- cient assistance in this first intensive project phase the coordinator proposed the first interna- tional steering committee’s (ISC) meeting to take place in the Mid-period of the fulfilment of the RAR task (Deliverable D6). Thus, a coordination ISC meeting was hold on 28th October 2005 in Bratislava, Slovakia hosted by the country partner – the Slovak Medical University, National Reference Centre on HIV/AIDS (NRC, SK) (Annex 6). 10 participants were present at the meeting – 2 from the coordinating team of SPI research, 1 from RKI, Berlin, 2 from MR I (from Germany), 1 from MR II (from Poland), 1 from MR III (from Slovakia), 3 from MRIV (from Italy and Slovenia). Main topics of the meeting’s discussion were: short update on the stage of transnational co- operation, the progress of the regional partnership network development and the fulfilment of the RAR task. After the monitoring of the situation analysis outlining some difficulties of the initial contacts and engagement of key informants for the rapid assessment, the evaluation instruments were discussed again in practical details and the decision for report delivery set with a dead- line in End-December 2005. Due to some constricting factors discussed below, the partners could not deliver integrated regional reports (with the exception of MRIII) of their analysis by this deadline. Therefore the project coordinator, who collected the individual country reports, carried out the comparative review presented below directly on cross-country level. The RAR reports (Annex 7) enable an overview on the existing situation in the field of HIV/AIDS and STIs varying from overall political context to specific HIV/STIs-related services and intervention needs in the respective partner countries. For purposes of conciseness the background situations will not be presented at length here. The cross-country comparison following the model region principle will focus more on the common characteristics and the differences in the existing HIV/STIs policies, service systems, prevention and intervention priorities, which are the basis for the build up of the cooperation networks across the borders in all other work packages.
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