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Acknowledgements
This tool was developed by sex workers, programme managers, researchers and development
partners who helped to research, draft and review it in collaboration with a coordinating group. The
time and expertise of all the contributors listed below, and of the organizations that contributed case
examples, is gratefully acknowledged.
Yadira Almodovar-Diaz, Management Sciences for Health, USA
Camille Anoma, Espace Confiance, Côte d’Ivoire
John Anthony, National AIDS & STI Control Programme, Kenya
George Ayala, The Global Forum on MSM & HIV, USA
Annabel Baddaley, World Health Organization Headquarters
Parinita Bhattacharjee, University of Manitoba/Government of Kenya
Nisha Bin Ayub, PT Foundation/Global Network of Sex Work Projects, Malaysia
James Blanchard, University of Manitoba, Canada
Aleksandar Bodiroza, United Nations Population Fund, Arab States Regional Office
Borche Bozhinov, STAR-STAR/Global Network of Sex Work Projects, Macedonia
Nathalie Broutet, World Health Organization Headquarters
Kholi Nomsa Buthelezi, Sisonke/Global Network of Sex Work Projects, South Africa
Julia Cabassi, United Nations Population Fund, Asia & the Pacific Regional Office
Anna-Louise Crago, Global Network of Sex Work Projects, Canada
Joanne Csete, Open Society Foundations, USA
Anjana Das, FHI 360, India
Michele Decker, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Bidia Deperthes, United Nations Population Fund Headquarters
Gaston Djomand, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
Fatou Drame, Enda Santé, Senegal
Virginie Ettiègne-Traoré, FHI 360/United States Agency for International Development, Ghana
Gloria Gakii Kimani, Sex Workers Operation Project (SWOP), Kenya
Haileyesus Getahun Gebre, World Health Organization Headquarters
Sarah Gill, Moorat Interactive Society/Global Network of Sex Work Projects, Pakistan
Kimberly Green, FHI 360, Ghana
Mauro Guarinieri, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Switzerland
Pato Hebert, The Global Forum on MSM & HIV, USA
Richard Howard, International Labour Organization, Asia and the Pacific Regional Office
Andrew Hunter, Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers/Global N etwork of Sex Work Projects, Thailand
Pye Jakobsson, RiksOrganisationen för Sex- och ErotikArbetare (ROSE Alliance)/Global Network of
Sex Work Projects, Sweden
Surang Janyam, Service Workers in Group Foundation (SWING), Thailand
Caitlin Kennedy, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Deanna Kerrigan, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Yves Lafort, International Centre for Reproductive Health, Belgium
Anne Lancelot, Population Services International, Myanmar
Carlos Laudari, Pathfinder International, Brazil
Annie Madden, International Network of People who Use Drugs, Australia
John Mathenge, Health Options for Young Men on AIDS and STIs (HOYMAS)/Global Network of
Sex Work Projects, Kenya
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