GENDER AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN HIV AND TB, PROTECTION FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION, ABUSE AND HARASSMENT (PSEAH)

­Training of Trainers (ToT)

AGENDA:

Day 1

Time	Session	Facilitators
08:30-09:00	Workshop Registration
	Opening Session
09:00-09:30	Introductions and Workshop Objectives, Overview, and Expected Outcomes: Þ    Group introductions Þ    Objectives, overview, and expected outcomes
09:30- 09:45	Welcome and Goodwill Message for the Workshop
09:45- 10:00	Pre-Workshop Quiz	15 min
10:00- 11:30	What Is a Rights-Based HIV/TB Response in disease response? Þ    Core principles and human rights Þ    Right to Life and Health: Availability, Accessibility, Acceptability, and Quality (AAAQ), Gender Perspective,  Key and Vulnerable Populations , Governance Þ     Right to Be Free from Discrimination Þ    Right to liberty Þ    Right to information and confidentiality Þ    Right to participation Þ    Socio economic rights
11:30-12:00	Coffee/Tea Break and Group Photo	30 min
	Session II: Human rights interventions and Assessment that interface with HIV/TB in Nigeria
12:00- 12:30	Þ  Legal Environment Assessment for HIV Response in Nigeria
12:30- 1:00	Þ    Human Rights Findings and Outcomes of the Tuberculosis Legal Environment Assessment (LEA) in Nigeria
1:00-2:00	Other Human Rights Assessments: Þ    Human Rights and Legal Scorecards Þ    TB Human Rights report from Ladoc-T Þ    One Impact human rights interventions
2-00-3:00	Lunch	60mins
	Session III: Break-Out Session:	60 min
3:00- 3:40	Break-Out Session: Þ    Participants will break into groups to complete a case study
3- 40-4:00	Þ    report back to the full group
	Day 1 Closing Session	10 min
4:00-4:10	Closing Remarks

Day 2

Time	Session	Facilitators
08:45-09:00	Welcome and Registration­
	Day 2 Opening Session	30 min
09:00-09:30	Recap and Overview: Þ    Recap of Day 1’s lessons and highlights Þ    Overview of the day’s sessions
	Session IV: Gender-Transformative HIV/TB Response
09:30-10-11:00	Þ  What Is a Gender-Transformative HIV and TB Response and Why Is It So Important? Þ  Intersectionality of Gender response Þ  Best practices for Gender transformative HIV/TB Response Þ  Incorporating Gender into HIV Programming
11:00-11:30	Coffee/Tea Break
	Session V: Gender Assessments on HIV/TB in Nigeria	90 min
11:30- 12:30	Þ    Findings from the TB Gender Assessment in Nigeria
12:30-1:30 1:30-2:00	Þ    Findings from the HIV Gender Assessment in Nigeria Þ    Questions and Answers

2-00-3:00	Lunch	60mins
	Session III: Break-Out Session:	60 min
3:00- 3:40	Break-Out Session: Þ    Participants will break into groups to complete a case study
3- 40-4:00	Þ    report back to the full group
	Day 2 Closing Session	10 min
4:00-4:10	Closing Remarks

Day 3

Time	Session	Facilitators
08:45-09:00	Welcome and Registration­
	Day 3 Opening Session	30 min
09:00-09:30	Recap and Overview: Þ    Recap of Day 2’s lessons and highlights Þ    Overview of the day’s sessions
	TB and HIV Legal Framework in Nigeria
09:30-10-11:00	Þ  Constitution Þ  African Charter on Human and People’s Rights: Þ  International Charters and Conventions Þ  Legislations- National Health Act , HIV/AIDS (Anti- Discrimination) Act  Etc Þ  State Legislations
11:00-11:30	Coffee/Tea Break
	Complaint mechanism and Access to Justice	90 min
11:30- 12:30	Þ    Court system Þ    Proposed TB BIll
12:30-1:30 1:30-2:00	Þ    HIV and TB Human Rights and Gender Action Plans Þ    Questions and Answers

2-00-3:00	Lunch	60mins
	Break-Out Session:	60 min
3:00- 3:40	Break-Out Session: Þ    Participants will break into groups to complete a case study
3- 40-4:00	Þ    report back to the full group
	Day 3 Closing Session	10 min
4:00-4:10	Closing Remarks

Day 4

Time	Session	Facilitators
08:45-09:00	Welcome and Registration­
	Day 4 Opening Session	30 min
09:00-09:30	Recap and Overview: Þ    Recap of Day 3’s lessons and highlights Þ    Overview of the day’s sessions
	Session IX: Emerging Legal Framework on TB in Nigeria
09:30-10-11:00	Þ  Introduction to TB Bill before the National Assembly?: Þ  The highlights of the Bill Þ  The National Human Rights and Gender Action plan 2026-2030 as a opportunity to strengthen disease response
11:00-11:30	Coffee/Tea Break
	Case study
11:30- 12:30	Break-Out Session: Þ    Participants will break into groups to complete a case study
12:30-1:00	Þ    Report Back Questions and Answers

1-00-2:00	Lunch	60mins
	Session III: Break-Out Session:	60 min
2:00- 3:00	How can Human Rights and Gender be midstream into TB and HIV programmes? What is the intersectionality  between HIV and TB response in disease control and programming the effects and Impact?
3:00-3:30	Þ   report back to the full group
	Day 4 Closing Session	10 min
3:30-3:45	Þ   Next steps
3:45-4:00	Post-Workshop Quiz	15 min
	Closing Remarks