Abstract #401  -  The ethics of HIV related research in Africa - Mobilizing civil society
Authors:   Presenting Author:   Mrs Marie De Cenival - Sidaction
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Aim: 1. 10.05-10.20 The Informed Consent Program: C. Magone, Dir. of International Department, SIDACTION. 2. Ways to get involved in research ethics 10.20 - 10.50: Information and awareness raising Presentation and debate led by Caroline Desclaux, CRCF Ethics Project (Senegal) 10.50 - 11.20 Building the capacity of key players Presentation and debate led by Kasabati (Burkina Faso) 11.20 - 11.50 Community involvement in research ethics : is there a model ? Presentation and debate led by Calice Talom, REDS (Cameroon) 11.50 - 12.20 Monitoring research sites Presentation and debate led by Morenike Ukpong, Nhvmas (Nigeria). 3. Round table: the impact and limits of community mobilization 12.30-13.00 How far can we interact with the world of research? Facilitated by Marie de Cenival, coordinator of the Ethics / Research program - SIDACTION (France) - Is research ethics only for experts? - How much can awareness, training and expertise help? - What is ideal when it comes to organization's defending the rights and interests of target populations? - Can African AIDS organizations affect the course of HIV/AIDS research in Africa?
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