SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2019 BARBICAN CENTRE SPONSORED BY: IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: GLOBAL NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC), welcome to the inaugural Fast-Track Cities 2019 conference. We are proud to host this conference in partnership with the Joint United Nations Pro- gramme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the Global Network of People living with HIV (GNP+). We are very grateful for the endorsement of London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan, who has made his city’s HIV response a priority and has advocated the cause of eradicating health inequalities. In his book the “Triumph of the City,” author Edward Glaeser writes that “the strength that comes from human col- laboration is the central truth behind civilization’s success and the primary reason why cities exist.” Since the launch of the global Fast-Track Cities initiative on World AIDS Day 2014, we have witnessed an abundance of human collabora- tion around our common goals. We have seen entire communities reorganizing around ending urban HIV epidemics. And in so many of these communities, programmatic and other data are demonstrating forward momentum. In less than five years, this initiative has expanded from an original 26 cities and municipalities to more than 300 whose elected officials have signed the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities. In every region of the world, Fast-Track Cities are making great strides in advancing data-driven, equity-based approaches to reach beyond the UNAIDS 90-90-90 programmatic targets to achieve our goal of getting zero new HIV infections and zero AIDS-related deaths. Encouragingly, Fast-Track Cities have also taken on the challenge of eliminating HIV-related stigma, which looms over us as a public health threat on par with the human immunodeficiency virus itself. In 2018, the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities was amended to reflect a more expansive vision of the future through a belief that a high tide can lift all boats. We are thus encouraged by innovative approaches to scaling up primary and combination HIV prevention, addressing syndemic conditions such as mental health and substance use, and integrating the needs of an aging population of people living with HIV into our response across the network of Fast-Track Cities. As important, by leveraging HIV platforms, Fast-Track Cities are striving to achieve the 90-90-90 targets in relation to tuberculosis (TB), and the elimination of the HBV and HCV epidemics. The Fast-Track Cities calculus for success requires political will and commitment, community engagement, data-driven planning, and equity-based approaches so that no one is left behind. We proudly welcome to Fast-Track Cities 2019 elected officials, policy-makers, public health leaders, clinical and service providers, and representatives from affected communities – the very people who are implementing the calculus for success – in the hopes of ending urban HIV, TB, and viral hepatitis epidemics by 2030. I wish you a successful Fast-Track Cities 2019 conference. May we emerge from our first gathering convinced that our aspirations can be made real, engaged in “communities of learning” that share best practices, and motivated to go the last mile in solidarity with the women, men, and children whose good health is our collective responsibility. Warmest regards, Dr. José M. Zuniga President/CEO, IAPAC TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule At-A-Glance ........................................................................................................................................................2 Conference Venue (Barbican Centre Maps) .........................................................................................................4 Conference Information ....................................................................................................................................................5 General Information ...........................................................................................................................................................6 Monday, September 9, 2019 .........................................................................................................................................7 Opening Session ............................................................................................................................................................7 High-Level Panel on Health Inequalities .........................................................................................................8 Tuesday, September 10, 2019 .......................................................................................................................................9 Wednesday, September 11, 2019 ..........................................................................................................................14 Oral Abstract Schedule ...................................................................................................................................................20 Oral Abstracts........................................................................................................................................................................24 Figures........................................................................................................................................................................................49 Planning Committee .........................................................................................................................................................54 Exhibitors ................................................................................................................................................................................55 FAST-TRACK CITIES 2019 | SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2019 | BARBICAN CENTRE, LONDON 1 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019 13:00–13:30 OPENING SESSION Barbican Hall 13:30–15:30 High-Level Panel on Health Inequalities Barbican Hall 15:30–16:00 Break 16:00–17:30 Lessons Learned along the Continuum from 90-90-90 to Getting to Zero Barbican Hall 17:30–20:00 Fast-Track Cities Documentary Screening and Welcome Reception Barbican Hall TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2019 09:00–10:15 Estimating, Monitoring, and Evaluating 90-90-90 Targets Progress Barbican Hall 10:15–11:30 Innovations in HIV Testing and Linkage to and Engagement in Care Barbican Hall 11:30–11:45 Break 11:45–13:00 CONCURRENT PLENARIES Governance for Health Barbican Hall Social Accountability Frobisher Auditorium 1 Municipal Finance Frobisher Auditorium 2 Institutional Development Frobisher Rooms 1–3 13:00–13:15 Break LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 13:15–14:45 Together We Can: Addressing Gender Disparities in HIV and Empowering Women Barbican Hall 14:45–16:00 Optimizing HIV Treatment – Demand, Initiation, Technologies, and Delivery Barbican Hall 16:00–17:15 CONCURRENT PANELS Looking Beyond 90-90- 90 to Support, Measure, and Model City-Level Impact Barbican Hall Syndemic Conditions Associated with HIV and Intersectional Stigma Frobisher Auditorium 1 PrEP as an Adjunct to ART on the Road to U=U and Getting to Zero Frobisher Auditorium 2 Aligning Fast-Track Cities to Reach the TB 90-90-90 Targets Frobisher Rooms 1–3 17:15–18:15 CONCURRENT ABSTRACT SESSIONS ORAL ABSTRACT SESSIONS 1-5 (See Oral Abstract Schedule on page 20) ORAL E-POSTER SESSIONS 1-6 (See E-Poster Schedule at-a-Glance) 2 FAST-TRACK CITIES 2019 | SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2019 | BARBICAN CENTRE, LONDON CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 09:00–10:15 Accelerating Combination HIV Prevention in Urban HIV Responses Barbican Hall 10:15–11:30 CONCURRENT PLENARIES Civil Society Engagement Barbican Hall Data for Action Frobisher Auditorium 1 Health Equity Frobisher Auditorium 2 “Right to the City” Frobisher Rooms 1–3 11:30–11:45 Break 11:45–13:00 CONCURRENT PANELS Eliminating Community and Health Systems Stigma and Discrimination Barbican Hall 4th 90: Prioritizing Optimal Quality of Life for HIV-Affected Communities Frobisher Auditorium 1 Addressing Social Determinants of Health as Drivers of HIV Outcomes Frobisher Auditorium 2 Leveraging Urban HIV Platforms to Achieve Global HCV Elimination Targets Frobisher Rooms 1–3 13:00–13:15 Break LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 13:15–14:30 HIV and Corporate Social Responsibility: Multisectoral Perspectives Barbican Hall 14:30–15:30 CONCURRENT ABSTRACT SESSIONS ORAL ABSTRACT SESSIONS 6-10 (See Oral Abstract Schedule on page 20) ORAL E-POSTER SESSIONS 7-12 (See E-Poster Schedule at-a-Glance) 15:30–16:45 Addressing Challenges to Progress and Momentum across Urban AIDS Responses Barbican Hall CLOSING PANEL 16:45–17:45 Promises to Keep and Miles to Go as Partners in Progress Barbican Hall FAST-TRACK CITIES 2019 | SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2019 | BARBICAN CENTRE, LONDON 3 CONFERENCE VENUE – BARBICAN CENTRE Frobisher Boardroom Frobisher Frobisher Frobisher Hub Room 3 Room 4 Frobisher Room 2 Level 4 Frobisher Lifts 4Frobisher Audi torium 1–2 Room 5 Frobisher Rooms 1– 6 Frobisher Frobisher Boardroom Frobisher Frobisher Room 1 Room 6 Frobisher Frobisher Hub Rooms Reception Frobisher Reception Conservatory Terrace Frobisher Frobisher Auditorium Auditorium 2 1 Conservatory Terrace Lifts Stairs Cinemas 2 & 3 Level G Exhibition Hall 2 GHall Circle Barbican Theatre Upper Circle Moorgate Theatre Gallery Liverpool Street Curve Galler y Advance Tickets & Information Curve Barbican Kitchen Administration Barbican Shop Reception Silk Street Entrance Hall Theatre Upper Circle Circle & Gallery