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Technical Review Panel Member CV Form
Name: Katya Burns Nationality: USA, Canada Additional languages: English, Chinese, French, Russian Expertise: Cross-Cutting
Qualification:
Qualification Institution Department Year
Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Political Science
2003
BA Princeton University, USA History and Russian Studies
1987
Regional Experience: Eastern Europe and Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Middle East and North Africa, some Sub-Saharan Africa experience.
Additional Areas of Expertise: Key Populations
Employment History:
Employer Position Place Year
UNDP-HQ -Responsible for researching, developing and delivering two briefs on gender: one brief on gender and tuberculosis and one brief on gender and malaria -Responsible for developing two inserts for UNDP’s Checklist for Integrating Gender into the New Funding Model of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria: one on tuberculosis and one on malaria.
New York 2014
ICAP Columbia University
Lead technical writer for ICAP proposal to CDC, on supporting laboratory development processes in Burma -Responsible for coordinating technical inputs from proposal development team members in New York and Burma -Responsible for drafting the proposal
New York 2014
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Employer Position Place Year
narrative, incorporating comments and inputs from the proposal development team, and finalising the proposal
Moen Global and Medicines for Malaria Venture
-Responsible for providing support to MMV in establishing portfolio on malaria and MNCH, including documenting MMV’s past and on-going work in MNCH, and developing strategies for future directions -Supporting MMV to develop high-level partnerships with bilateral donors
New York, Geneva, Ottawa
2014
ICAP Columbia University
Lead technical writer for ICAP proposal to PEPFAR-CDC, on HIV-related strategic information in Central Asia -Responsible for coordinating technical inputs from proposal development team members in New York and Central Asia -Responsible for drafting the proposal narrative, incorporating comments and inputs from the proposal development team, and finalising the proposal
New York 2014
ICAP Columbia University
Lead technical writer for ICAP proposal to the Asian Development Bank on strategic information and cross-border HIV and communicable disease vulnerabilities / International Health Regulations, in Central Asia -Responsible for coordinating technical inputs from proposal development team members in New York and Central Asia -Responsible for drafting the proposal narrative, incorporating comments and inputs from the proposal development team, and finalising the proposal
New York 2014
ICAP Columbia University
Lead technical writer for ICAP proposal to PEPFAR-CDC, country focus South Africa -Responsible for coordinating technical inputs from proposal development team members in New York and South Africa -Responsible for drafting the proposal narrative, incorporating comments and inputs from the proposal development team, and finalising the proposal
New York 2013-2014
UNODC Pakistan Office
-Responsible for preparing a series of 17 HIV-related information briefs and tools for service providers working with women prisoners and women affected by drug use.
Home-based 2013
All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS / US CDC
Review of international best practices in HIV treatment and protocol development for National treatment assessment -Responsible for developing an assessment protocol for reviewing Ukraine’s ARV treatment monitoring system
Home-based and Kyiv
2013
3
Employer Position Place Year
-Responsible for reviewing and presenting international best practices in monitoring ARV treatment outcomes. Report published. -Led workshop in Kyiv on international best practices for monitoring ARV treatment outcomes and recommendations for Ukraine, July 23rd 2013
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Review of Gender-Sensitive Financing for Climate Change -Responsible for reviewing best practices in gender-sensitive financing for climate change -Responsible for developing recommendations for the Green Climate Fund on gender-sensitive financing
Home-based 2013
WHO EURO, Kyiv Office
-Review of manual on integrated HIV care for IDU
Home-based 2012
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) and Mahidol University
Review of IDU component of GFATM Rd8 grant in Thailand -Responsible for compiling and reviewing desk review materials on IDU/HIV in Thailand, the national response and GFATM Rd8 programs -Developed research methodology -Conducted field interviews at 7 sites in Thailand -Responsible for contributing IDU component report to overall Review of GFATM Rd8 in Thailand.
Thailand 2012
USAID Regional Development Mission Asia (RDMA)
Lead Evaluator -Lead consultant responsible for End of Program Review of FHI’s USAID-funded program in China, Thailand and Lao -Overall Lead Consultant responsible for drafting Future Directions recommendations for USAID/RDMA based on review of RDMA’s three Cooperation Agencies (FHI, HTI/RTI, Pact).
Bangkok, Kunming
2012
WHO EMRO Assessment of women and drug use to determine access points in Lebanon and Afghanistan -Developed interview guide to interview female drug users and service providers in Lebanon and Afghanistan. -Conducted interviews in Beirut and Kabul -Report submitted to WHO on key issues related to women’s experience using drugs, gender-specific needs and vulnerabilities, families and children, GBV, women’s networks, strategies to access women and girls who use drugs
Beirut and Kabul
2011-2012
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Employer Position Place Year
with appropriate services.
OGAC, PEPFAR Invited presenter at PEPFAR Regional Workshop on HIV and IDU -provided presentation Sexual Transmission: Women who Use Drugs and the Female Sexual Partners of Men who Use Drugs
-provided presentation on Addressing the Vulnerabilities of Women who Use Drugs: Good Practices
-co-designed and co-led “practica” on women and drug use
Vietnam 2011,
5 days
PEPFAR, CDC, IFC Macro, Ministry of Health Ukraine
Technical support to the Ukrainian AIDS Centre for pre-signature M&E requirements Global Fund Rd 10
Ukraine 2011,
24 days
Georgetown University Institute for Public Health
Technical support for Concept Paper in response to PEPFAR Annual Program Statement (APS) on Implementation Science Research to Support Programs under the President’s Emergency Fund for AIDS Relief -Drafted Concept Paper on integrating HIV with GBV interventions in conflict-affected populations, focused on Uganda, South Sudan and Rwanda
2011,
10 days
WHO EMRO & UNAIDS MENA
Resource Person to Workshop on Global Fund Rd-11, Cairo September 2011 -Provided technical information on application process to MENA countries applying to GF Rd 11.
Egypt 2011,
5 days
WHO EMRO Advisor to Workshop on Increasing Gender-Specific Targetting of Vulnerable Groups in HIV Surveillance -Contributed presentation on “Integrating gender considerations into pre-surveillance/formative assessments,” with specific reference to gender and IDU -Contributed presentation on “Integrating gender considerations in surveillance questionnaires.” -Contributed presentation on “Integrating gender considerations into sampling.”
Croatia 2011,
5 days
WHO Indonesia OST Review -Team member responsible for conducting Review of Opioid Substitution Programmes for drug users in Indonesia -Responsible for developing data collection tools -Participated in mission to Indonesia -Developed OST Review Report
Indonesia 2011,
25 days
UNODC Nepal Training course and standard operating procedures for working with women drug
Nepal 2011,
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Employer Position Place Year
users, spouses of male drug users and female prisoners -Responsible for course development -Lead trainer, course completed July 12-16, 2011 -In charge of developing Female IDU Standard Operating Procedure document for UNODC
34 days
Open Society Institute, Public Health Programme
Supporting OSI grantee to develop materials on health in Turkmenistan -Provided technical support in developing access strategy for OSI grantee to provide health related information in Turkmenistan
2011-2012,
24 days
UNAIDS Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
TOR Development for the UN Regional Task Force on HIV and Injecting Drug Use in Asia and the Pacific, April-August 2011 -Responsible for leading a “writing group” drawn from key constituencies represented on the Task Force to develop a new TOR for the Task Force
2011,
10 days
Futures Group International / Grant Management Solutions
M&E Consultation on Global Fund grants
Washington DC 2011,
5 days
International Center for Research on Women (ICRW)
-Worked with an internal ICRW team to develop a Toolkit for policy makers on effectively incorporating gender into HIV policies and programs, based on data from Uganda and Cambodia -Responsible for writing a gender review of HIV policies and programs in Uganda
2011,
35 days
UNAIDS Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
Evaluation of the UN Regional Task Force on HIV and Injecting Drug Use in Asia and the Pacific -Co-developed research instrument for evaluation of the Task Force -Co-conducted data collection -Responsible for co-writing final Report -Responsible for presenting report results at full meeting of the Regional Task Force in Delhi, India, February 2011
Bangkok 2010-2011
25 days
Eurasian Harm Reduction Network / UNODC
Responsible for co-developing materials for workshop based on the EHRN training module on women and drug use -Responsible for co-leading training workshop for service providers in Perm, Russia, August 25-27 -Responsible for writing final workshop Report
Russia 2010,
15 days
WHO EMRO M&E Expert for the Middle East and North Africa Harm Reduction Association -Developed the M&E system for the Middle East and North Africa Harm
Egypt, Lebanon
2010,
45 days
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Employer Position Place Year
Reduction Association (MENAHRA) -Collected data on MENAHRA activities 2007-2010 and wrote M&E Report for this time period -Participated in MENAHRA GFATM Rd 10 application planning and contributed to GFATM application’s M&E sections
UNODC Myanmar -Member of 2-person evaluation team in charge of reviewing harm reduction programs in Myanmar. -Responsible for attending Harm Reduction Review Meeting in Yangon, May 2010. -Responsible for co-writing Evaluation Report and developing recommendations
Myanmar 2010,
20 days
UNODC Pakistan Preparation of Briefs on Gender and Harm Reduction -Responsible for preparing 12 Briefs on issues related to women and harm reduction for NGOs working with women drug users and spouses of male drug users
2010,
17 days
UNODC—Regional Office for South Asia
Mid-term Review of Project H13: Prevention of Transmission of HIV among Drug Users in SAARC Countries, March-April 2010. -Team leader for project evaluation, responsible for developing evaluation instruments and leading evaluation team. -Responsible for data collection in Nepal and Maldives. -Responsible for overseeing team member data collection in Bhutan and Bangladesh. -Responsible for production of final evaluation report.
India, Nepal, Maldives
2010,
40 days
The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS
Road to Vienna, Family-Center Services for Children Affected by HIV and AIDS—focus on vulnerable populations, IDU, January-February 2010. -Responsible for developing paper on services for children and families affected by IDU and HIV vulnerability. -Responsible for attending CCABA meeting at UNAIDS Geneva and presenting the paper. -Responsible for revising paper for presentation at AIDS 2010 and publication by CCABA.
Geneva 2010,
10 days
International HIV/AIDS Alliance in India
-Lead Consultant responsible for developing training materials for service providers and leading training on gender and IDU -Provided support on development of Background Paper on Gender and IDU. -Responsible for development of Gender Guidelines and Training Curriculum on
India, Bangladesh
2010,
60 days
7
Employer Position Place Year
female IDU and partners of male IDU. -Responsible for leading workshop for service providers on offering gender-sensitive services to IDU, Delhi March 2010. -Responsible for developing "Lessons Learned" document based on workshop outcomes for regional dissemination. -Responsible for overseeing mentoring of NGOs working with women drug users and spouses of male drug users in India, Bangladesh and Cambodia -Responsible for developing a Gender Guide for service providers working in the area of harm reduction and drug treatment -Responsible for developing a training course including facilitator's manual and teaching materials on gender and harm reduction -Responsible for leading two training workshops on women and drug use for service providers in Bangladesh in May and November 2010
International Center for Research on Women (ICRW)/ Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Gender Assessment of HIV/AIDS Policies in Uganda
-Lead consultant responsible for supporting data collection in Uganda, June-August 2009. -Responsible for supporting development of technical tools in close collaboration with the Department of Women and Gender Studies, Makerere University, Kampala. -Responsible for liaison between ICRW in Washington DC and Kampala-based Assessment Team. -Responsible for ensuring on-going quality control support during data collection. -Participated in bi-monthly Advisory Group Meetings in Kampala, with Ugandan government officials. -Responsible for co-authoring report to the Gates Foundation, September-October 2009.
Uganda 2009,
90 days
UNODC Pakistan Developing and Offering Training for NGO Service Providers on Providing Harm Reduction and Drug Treatment to Women who Use Drugs and the Female Spouses of Male Drug Users -Responsible for developing training materials. -Responsible for training Pakistani National Trainers.
Pakistan 2009,
15 days
8
Employer Position Place Year
-Responsible for offering training in collaboration with Pakistani National Trainers, October 2009, Islamabad.
WHO Euro & Eurasian Harm Reduction Network, WHO Euro
-Participated in WHO Inter-Regional Capacity Building Seminar and Training of Trainers on Integrating Gender into Public Health, March 16-20, 2009, Salzburg. -Responsible for co-developing training module on women, HIV, and drug use. -Responsible for specific section on providing opiate substitution therapy to pregnant women and preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV among women who use drugs. -Responsible for development of prison section. -Responsible for development of M&E section.
2009, 15 days
UNICEF CEE/CIS -Responsible for developing UNICEF background paper on pregnancy and access to reproductive health services and opiate substitution therapy in CEE/CIS. -Presented examples of international best practices for offering drug treatment, improving reproductive health and access to PMTCT for women drug users at Russian Conference on HIV, Pregnancy, and Drug Use, Kazan, November 2008. (Presentation in Russian). -Responsible for supporting organisation of high-level UN Consultation on drug use, pregnancy and PMTCT in CEE/CIS to be held July 1-3 2009 in Ukraine. Work includes identifying and communicating with appropriate experts to present at the Consultation, identifying and communicating with regional representatives from Maternal and Child Health Services, Narcology Centers, and Ministries of Health to arrange attendance at the Consultation, developing interactive Consultation materials to develop capacity of participating stakeholders to improve access to PMTCT for women who use drugs, presentation of background paper (in Russian) at the Consultation, leading interactive learning sessions at the Consultation, developing the final report resulting from Consultation experience.
Ukraine 2008-2009, 40 days
International Harm Reduction Development
Contributed to Global Policy paper on Women, Drug Use and HIV through review of Russian language materials and participation in OSI-sponsored meeting on
Russia, Georgia, Ukraine,
2007-2009, 70 days
9
Employer Position Place Year
Programme, Open Society Institute
Global Policy towards female injecting drug users (IDUs).
o Reviewed and evaluated proposals from NGOs in Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia, participating in OSI competition to conduct country-level research and produced overview of national policies on female IDUs. Presented evaluations to OSI board and participated in OSI proposal evaluation process.
o Devised and lead a two day training course for IHRD-funded NGOs on social science methodology and women who use drugs to prepare NGOs for field work in their respective countries. Training lead in Russian language. Kiev. April 10-11, 2007.
o Responsible for on-going quality monitoring of NGO research and reports, and for developing and leading report-writing and advocacy workshop for participating NGOs in January 2008.
o Responsible for co-developing and leading training seminar for service providing NGOs from Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia, on improving access to services for women who use drugs.
o Responsible for writing synthesis report on women drug users’ access to services based on research reports from IHRD-grantees in Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia and OSI Public Health Program grantee reports from Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan.
Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan
Open Society Institute, Turkmenistan Project
Responsible for researching and writing donor mapping in the area of health in Turkmenistan 2007-2008
Turkmenistan 2008, 10 days
Asian Harm Reduction Network, Government of the Netherlands
Lead consultant in charge of evaluating the Asian Harm Reduction Network's projects in Thailand, Myanmar, and Pakistan.
o Led development of M&E tool.
o Led interviews in the three countries.
o Responsible for the final evaluation report.
Thailand, Myanmar, Pakistan
2008, 35 days
AIDS Foundation East-West (AFEW) Central Asia Office,
o Lead consultant in charge of a team of three evaluating AIDS Foundation East-West's client management projects
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan,
2008, 30 days
10
Employer Position Place Year
Government of the Netherlands
in Central Asia—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Projects focus on injecting drug users, sex workers, and prisoners.
o Managed team of international evaluators.
o Led development of evaluation tool.
o Led interview process in four countries.
o Wrote final report.
and Uzbekistan
Open Society Institute, Law and Health Initiative
o Responsible for researching and writing OSI background paper on Human Rights, Gender and Mandatory Pre-Marital HIV testing
Work conducted in US (this is a desk review), focus in Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and the Middle East, Asia).
2008, 30 days
Open Society Institute
Responsible for co-development of CIS-specific training module for service providers.
o Responsible for co-facilitating the training workshop in Ukraine
Module is geared to Eastern Europe and Central Asia
2008, 14 days
GTZ Hanoi Office Project Evaluation of Harm Reduction Capacity Building and Advocacy in Cao Bang and Son La Provinces, Viet Nam . Project was carried out by the Asian Harm Reduction Network.
o Co-developed evaluation tool.
o Conducted field visits and interviews.
o Responsible for writing the project evaluation.
Vietnam 2008, 35 days
Social Science Research Council, New York, Ford Foundation Office, Moscow
Social Science Research Council, Project on Gender, Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS in Russia: New York, Moscow, Saratov, Novosibirs
o Consultant to Project on Gender, Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS in the Russian Federation
o Responsible for overall conceptualization of the Project,
New York, Moscow, Saratov, Novosibirsk
2007-2008, 80 days
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Employer Position Place Year
including developing training courses in quantitative and qualitative methods, developing and leading a multi-partner research project in Russia focused on HIV and gender.
o Successfully negotiated with key Russian partners to consolidate cooperation, including with the Institute of Sociology at the Russian Academy of Sciences, the New Economic School in Moscow, Saratov State Technical University's Department of Anthropology and Social Work, and Novosibirsk's Philosophy and Sociology Departments.
o Identified, interviewed and hired Moscow based project staff.
o Participated in development of course on Gender, Sexuality and Health at Saratov State Technical University and Novosibirsk State University.
o Developed TOR and ran competition and selection for scholars to conduct qualitative and quantitative research projects in Russia on Gender, Reproductive Health, and HIV/AIDS.
o Developed and ran a 5-Day workshop in Moscow for selected qualitative and quantitative researchers, including identifying and recruiting experts from the US, Europe, and Russia to introduce key concepts on gender, reproductive health and HIV, and on social science methodology (focus on qualitative methods).
o Developed and ran a 3 day follow-up workshop in Moscow for qualitative and quantitative researchers to work on their specific projects and provide quantitative (SPSS) training to quantitative researchers, in May 2008.
GTZ Morocco Office, Rabat.
IDU Harm Reduction Needs Assessment for Women IDU, Morocco.
o Responsible for desk review of IDU HIV interventions in Morocco.
o Responsible for field visit to Morocco to evaluate harm reduction programs for IDUs in August 2007.
o Responsible for evaluation report, needs assessment, and recommendations
Morocco (Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan)
2007, 30 days
12
Employer Position Place Year
to GTZ.
o Responsible for designing and implementing case-studies and needs assessment of female IDU in Morocco, October 2007.
o Responsible for writing-up case studies and devising IEC materials for female IDU in Morocco.
o All work conducted in French.
2007, 70 days
Measuring Coverage of HIV Prevention and Care Services for Injecting Drug Users in Russia, India, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan.
o Responsible for co-developing research tool for field data collection and desk reviews.
o Responsible for conducting China desk review.
o Responsible for conducting field visits and data collection in all countries.
o Responsible for jointly developing Final Report
Russia, India, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan
WHO Euro/ UNODC
2007, 30 days
IDU and Prison HIV/AIDS Needs Assessment in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan. October-December 2006
o Responsible for conducting field missions to five Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan and producing report detailing IDU and prison needs and providing policy and programmatic recommendations in the area of harm reduction and HIV/AIDS.
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan
UNODC Central Asia Regional Office
2006, 30 days
International Consultant to Pakistan's Round 6 application to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Responsible for section on injecting drug use in the HIV section.
Pakistan UNODC Pakistan Country Office
2006, 20 days
Using gender-sensitive approaches to address HIV vulnerability of human trafficking victims
US, Japan, Thailand
UNODC
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Employer Position Place Year
2006, 50 days
Occupational Health and HIV/AIDS in the Private Sector, Russia
o Developed methodology and survey on attitudes and awareness about occupational health and HIV/AIDS in the Russian private sector. Worked collaboratively with Russian team (NGO Stellit) and Finnish consultants (STAKES).
o Met with Russian team, West Bridge Consulting leader and IFC officials in Moscow.
o Collaborative responsibility for implementing survey in 27 Russian companies in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Petrozavodsk.
o Responsible for data analysis and writing of Final Report.
US, Russia World Bank, IFC
Relevant Publications:
Monitoring HIV Treatment Outcomes: A Review of International Best Practices, All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS, PEPFAR, CDC, September 2013.
Operationalising a Gender-Sensitive Approach in the Green Climate Fund, 2013. Co-authored with Liane Schalatek, http://unfccc.int/files/cooperation_and_support/financial_mechanism/standing_committee/application/pdf/final_schalatek_burns_gcf_gender-sensitive-approach.doc.pdf
Review of Global Fund Rd8 Projects Targeting People who Inject Drugs in Thailand, Institute for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University, 2012
Future Directions Report for RDMA/USAID, Based on the EOP Evaluations of Cooperating Agencies FHI, RTI, and Pact, 2012
FHI 360 End of Project Evaluation, RDMA/USAID, 2012. Co-written with Maria Au and Katie Qutub of USAID
Increasing representation of female IDU in HIV bio-behavioural surveillance: strategic entry points, pre-surveillance methodologies, and preliminary guidelines: Findings from Lebanon and Afghanistan, 2012
An Action Guide for Gender Equality in National HIV Plans: Catalyzing Change through Gender-based Advocacy, International Center for Research on Women, Washington DC 2011. Co-authored with Reshma Trasi, Katherine Fritz, and Zayid Douglas. http://www.icrw.org/publications/action-guide-gender-equality-national-hiv-plans-0
Standard Operating Procedures for Providing Harm Reduction Services to Women Who Inject Drugs, UNODC Nepal, 2011
Review of Opioid Substitution Therapy in Indonesia, WHO Jakarta 2011 (co-author)
Review of the Regional Task Force on HIV and Injecting Drug Use in Asia and the Pacific, UNAIDS, 2011 (co-author)
Information Briefs on Gender-Sensitive Harm Reduction and Drug Treatment, UNODC Pakistan 2011. https://www.unodc.org/pakistan/en/publications.html
“Japanese Foreign Aid and the spread of HIV/AIDS to Women in Asia” in David Leheny and Kay Warren, Japanese Aid and the Construction of Global Development: Inescapable Solutions, Routledge, 2010
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A Gender Guide for Harm Reduction Programs, International HIV/AIDS Alliance Technical Support Hub in India, 2010
Monitoring and Evaluation Framework and Evaluation Report on the Middle East and North Africa Harm Reduction Association (MENAHRA), WHO, 2010
Evaluation Report of Harm Reduction Programs in Myanmar, UNODC Myanmar, 2010
Evaluation of the H13 Project: Prevention of Transmission of HIV among Drug Users in SAARC Countries, UNODC Regional Office Delhi, 2010
Services for children and families affected by injecting drug use and HIV vulnerability, Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS, 2010
Gender and HIV Policies and Programs in Uganda, [co-authored with Grace Bantebya, Florence Muhanguzi, Amon Mwiine, Veronica Karijoba, and Kim Ashburn] International Center for Research on Women, 2009
Pregnancy and access to reproductive health services and opiate substitution therapy in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States, UNICEF Geneva, 2009
Women, Harm Reduction, and HIV: Key Findings from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Ukraine, International Harm Reduction Development Program, Open Society Institute, 2009, available at http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/publications/women-harm-reduction-and-hiv
Human Rights, Gender and Mandatory Pre-Marital HIV Testing, Law and Health Initiative, Open Society Institute, 2009. Synopsis available at http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/publications/mandatory-premarital-hiv-testing-overview
Evaluation Report on the Asian Harm Reduction Network’s Projects in Thailand, Myanmar, and Pakistan, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2008
Evaluation of AIDS Foundation East-West’s Client Management Projects in Central Asia—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Projects focus on injecting drug users, sex workers, and prisoners, AFEW 2008
Evaluation of the Asian Harm Reduction Network Projects in Cao Bang and Son La Provinces, Viet Nam, GTZ 2008
Les femmes usagères de drogues injectables au Maroc: Étude sur les vulnérabilités féminines au VIH, GTZ Maroc, 2007
Measuring Coverage of HIV Prevention and Care Services for Injecting Drug Users in Russia, India, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, [co-authored with Ruth Birgin, Dave Burrows, and Andrey Zheluk] UNODC Vienna 2007
Using gender-sensitive approaches to address HIV vulnerability of human trafficking victims, UNODC Vienna 2007
"Russia's HIV/AIDS Epidemic: HIV/AIDS Among Women and Problems of Access to Services," Problems of Post-Communism, January-February 2007, pp. 28-36
Injecting Drug Use and Prison HIV/AIDS Needs Assessment in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, UNODC 2006
Occupational Health and HIV/AIDS in the Private Sector, Russia, International Finance Corporation, 2006
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