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REFERENCE GROUP TO THE UNITED NATIONS ON HIV REFERENCE GROUP TO THE UNITED NATIONS ON HIV AND INJECTING DRUG USE INTERNATIONAL HARM REDUCTION CONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL HARM REDUCTION CONFERENCE BANGKOK MAY 2009

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  • REFERENCE GROUP TO THE UNITED NATIONS ON HIV REFERENCE GROUP TO THE UNITED NATIONS ON HIV AND INJECTING DRUG USE

    INTERNATIONAL HARM REDUCTION CONFERENCEINTERNATIONAL HARM REDUCTION CONFERENCEBANGKOK MAY 2009

  • Source: HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN

  • Prevalence of IDU (%) 0.00 ‐

  • Injecting Drug Users in Bangladesh, 2008

    Source: RSRA report Bangladesh: NASP, ICDDR,B, MRC Mode and Save the Children, USA

  • Source: HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN

  • lower potency opioids are used such as codeine, nalbuphine dextropropoxyphene and low dose buprenorphine. Polydrug use is common.

    Reasons for injecting pharmaceutical opioids:non-availability of heroin for smoking;y g;injecting less costly compared to heroin smoking;smoked/chased heroin failing to elicit the desired effect due to increased tolerance;increased tolerance;the influence of peers;in order to give up heroin smoking (learnt by those who were admitted for drug treatment and treated with buprenorphine admitted for drug treatment and treated with buprenorphine injection by the treating physicians)consistent quality and better “high” of the pharmaceuticals

    d t th h i il bl th t tcompared to the heroin available on the streets.Source: HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN

  • Drug trafficking routes in

    Thakurgaon

    INDIA •Over the past 15 years, a decline in use of natural opiates in India has b i d b i

    Drug trafficking routes in Bangladesh

    INDIA (Meghalaya )

    Nilphamari

    Rangpur

    Lalmonirhat

    KurigramDinajpur

    Gaibandha

    Joypurhat

    NaogaonChapai

    JamalpurSunamganj Sylhet

    Tamabil

    Jokigonj

    Hili INDIA INDIA

    been accompanied by an increase in pharmaceutical opioid injection.

    E f il bilit f

    INDIA INDIA(West Bengal)

    (Tripura)

    ChapaiNawabganj

    Rajshahi Natore

    Sirajgonj

    Pabna

    KishoreganjTangail

    Dhaka

    Moulvibazar

    Habiganj

    Goadagari

    Sreemongal

    B-Baria

    Akhaura

    Narsinghdi

    Bhairab

    ModhupurSolonga

    INDIA

    •Ease of availability of buprenorphine over the counter at pharmacies, its purity, andlower cost

    Barisal

    Pirojpur

    JhalokathiBholal

    ComillaBeanpolelower cost

    •The first case ofbuprenorphine misuse was

    MAYAN

    Patuakhali

    Bay of Bengal

    buprenorphine misuse was documented in 1987 and the problem has been growing ever since. N

    MAR

    since.

    Source: HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN and RSRA report Bangladesh: NASP, ICDDR,B, and Save the Children, USA

  • a

    Source: HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN

  • 0 200

    Sikki (2)

    Haryana (1)

    Tripura (1)

    32.4

    0.40.20.2

    Nagaland (8)

    Jharkhand (1)

    Bihar (2)

    Sikkim (2)

    HIV prevalence among injecting drug users was ≥5% in 17 of the 45 valid sentinel sites.

    43.6

    3.13

    Assam (1)

    Karnataka (1)

    Mizoram (8)

    Kerala (2)

    Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Manipur, Chandigarh, Punjab, Orissa and Delhi had HIV prevalence ≥10% among

    10.410

    4.64.6

    Orissa (1)

    Delhi (2)

    West Bengal (5)

    Uttar Pradesh (1) injecting drug users

    20 419.8

    17.613.8

    M h rashtra (1)

    Manipur (4)

    Chandigarh (1)

    Punjab (2)

    Orissa (1)

    24.220.4

    0 5 10 15 20 25

    Tamil Nadu (2)Maharashtra (1)

    % HIV +ve S NACO I di% HIV +veNOTE: Values in parentheses are the number of sentinel sites for each state.*The required sample size for each high risk group site was 250. Sites reporting data for less than 75 percent of this samplesize were excluded from the analysis.

    Source: NACO, India

  • 0.5Rawalpindi

    12

    9.5

    2.5

    1

    Sargodha

    Faisalabad

    Lahore

    Sialkot

    p

    Pakistan, 2005

    26

    25.4

    19.8

    12

    Karachi

    Hyderabad

    Sukhar

    Sargodha

    0 7 14 21 28 35(%)

    68

    51.6 5260

    80(%)

    22

    35

    51.6 52

    2232

    12

    34.7 34

    8.7 11 1120

    40Nepal, 2006-07

    8.7

    0Total Kathmandu Pokhara Eastern Terai West-far-west

    Terai

    10

    Source: www.aidsdatahub.org

    2003 2004-2005 2006-2007

  • HIV PREVALENCE IN DRUG USERS IN BANGLADESH, 2007

    208

    6508 drug users sampled from 28 citiesHIV found in six cities only

    1110.510

    15

    20

    4 44.9

    7 7

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    77

    4.9

    1.744

    1.4

    7.1

    0.511.3

    5

    10 %

    1.41.7

    0

    1 0.80

    1.10.60.9

    2 1.81.7

    00.8

    0 0 20.30.81

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    %

    0 50

    1999-2000 2000-2001 2002 2003-2004 2004-2005 2006 2007

    Dhaka (Male) Dhaka A1 Dhaka A2

    000 0 0.20

    1999‐2000 2000‐2001 2002 2003‐2004 2004‐2005 2006 2007IDU‐Dhaka IDU‐NarayanganjIDU‐Chandpur IDU‐TeknafIDU‐Ishwardi Heroin smokers‐DhakaCombinedmale Khulna Combined female Dhaka N ganj and TongiCombined male‐Khulna Combined female‐Dhaka, N.ganj and Tongi

    Source: NASP Bangladesh HIV Surveillance 2007 (unpublished)

  • Source: www.aidsdatahub.org

  • IDUs buy sex, and have unprotected sexIDUs sell sex, and have unprotected sexIDUs have spouses or other non-commercial sex partners, and have unprotected sex

    In Manipur, India 45% of the wives of HIV positive IDUs were found to be HIV infected within seven years of an HIV outbreak among IDUs (Panda et al. (2000). International Journal of STD & AIDS; 11(7): 468-473.

  • Source: Tim Brown, AIDS Commission Report, 2008

  • Source: Tim Brown, AIDS Commission Report, 2008

  • Source: Tim Brown, AIDS Commission Report, 2008

  • Source: Foss et al, 2007 Addiction 102:114-125.

  • NSP OST

    Afghanistan √ no

    Bangladesh √ pilot with MMT planned

    Bhutan no no

    India √ √

    Maldives no √Maldives no √

    Nepal √ √

    Pakistan √ pilot with MMT planned

    Sri Lanka no no

    Source: UN Regional Task Force on IDU and HIV for Asia and the Pacific

  • Prevalence of IDUs and of HIV among IDUs is not uniform within a country

    Epidemics can be delayed or averted if harm reduction services are put in place before the epidemic takes off

    In order for services to be in place early on, information on the presence of IDUs in different parts of the country must be availableavailable

    While reviewing the global epidemiology of HIV and IDU(Mathers et al 2008 Lancet) the secretariat of the HIV and (Mathers et al, 2008, Lancet), the secretariat of the HIV and IDU Reference Group to the UN commented “Still a major long-term problem: poor, missing data”

  • An alert system needs to be put in place

    A ecdote e e o t d ei e i o eco d Anecdotes, news reports, drug seizures, prison records, etcconduct Rapid Situation and Response Assessmentsconduct Rapid Situation and Response AssessmentsStart services and monitor the programmeConduct research studies

    Once some information becomes available, surveillance systems need to be put in place

  • Injecting Drug Users in Bangladesh, 2008

    Source: RSRA report Bangladesh: NASP, ICDDR,B, MRC Mode and Save the Children, USA

  • THANK YOU