Presentations at 'PREVENTION, PLEASURE AND PROTECTION'
Speeches and presentations at 'PREVENTION, PLEASURE AND PROTECTION'
International Conference on Female Condom Programming 17-18 November 2011
Opening Speech
by Christiaan Rebergen, Dutch Ambassador Millennium Development Goals and Public Private Partnerships
Plenary sessions
‘Female Condom Programming in Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Cameroon, Working with NGOs and Entrepreneurs’
by Lily Claire Dimouamoua Ekobika, UAFC Project Manager, Association Camerounaise pour le Marketing Social (ACMS)
'Past, present and future of female condom development’
by Mags Beksinska, Technical Advisor, MatCH, South Africa
‘Female condom advocacy’
by Kunyima Lifumbela Banda NZP+ Zambia
'The agenda ahead’, closing speech
by John Skibiak, Director Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition (RHSC), Belgium
Workshop ; Latest in female condom technology and research
'Measuring female condom failure: presence of semen vs. pregnancy/STIs, and the regulatory implications'
by Christine Mauck
'Nanotechnology and female condoms'
by S. Mokkapati and G.Mokkapati
by Women’s short-term female condom use experience Jenni Smit and Mags Bekinska
'Research and regulatory steps toward introduction of female condoms'
by Kimberley Whipkey
Workshop: ‘Cheaper female condoms’
‘Affordable Female Condom'
by M. Ayyappam
'Introductory comments on the challenges'
by John Gerofi
Workshop : ‘Female condoms for anal sex’
'Future Directions for Policy, Practice, and Research'
by Joanne E. Mantell
'Dual female condoms, fc for men and women: scope'
by G Mokkapati S. Mokkapati
'Equal Opportunity Protector, The Female Condom & Anal Sex'
by Jessica Terlikowski
Workshop ‘Regulatory issues and quality standards’
'What Will It Take to Get More Quality Products onto the Market?'
by Margaret Usher-Patel
'The International Female Condom Standard ISO 25841: 2011'
by WD Potter
Workshop ‘Female Condoms an uphill battle? Challenges and opportunities of female condom programming’
'Female condom advocacy: working with traditional leaders'
by Edinah Masiyiwa
Workshop ‘Female empowerment – male involvement’
'Male Involvement: The Zimbabwe care female condom social marketing experience'
by Patience Kunaka
'Are men a problem in spreading female condom use?' Participatory presentation of findings from an exploratory study of male views and acceptance of female condoms in Zimbabwe, Nigeria and Cameroon
by Winny Koster and Marije Groot Bruinderink
'After-thought' which gave birth to a mixed group approach`
The Hunger project MALAWI
Workshop ‘Social media: a smart way to promote female condoms?’
'The Digital Platform in Turkey: How Fiesta became the #1 online condom'
by Chris Purdey
Workshop ‘Sex in the City’
'Success of Pleasure and Fun in U.S. City Programs'
by Rebecca Bouck
'Putting the sexy into safer sex'
by The pleasure project
Workshop ‘Local advocacy: identification and mobilization of gate keepers’
'Female condom advocacy: working with traditional leaders'
by Edinah Masiyiwa
'Female condom, Costa Rica'
by Ana Gabriela Solano Rojas
'Put a ring on it'
by Jessica Terlikowski
Workshop ‘A convincing strategy: best practices in female condom advocacy’
'Informed Advocacy to Expand Global Access to Female Condoms'
by Kiki Kalkstein
'Advocacy for a better uptake of FC programming Case study: Cameroon'
by Jean Bosco Elat and Auguste KPOGNON
'Female condom advocacy best practices, a case of THP – Malawi'
by Rowlands Kaotcha
