Community-led monitoring in a changing world Session 2: What does CLM need to survive and thrive in a changing world?

Geoff Garnett works as advisor on tuberculosis and HIV epidemiology at the Gates Foundation.
Prior to joining the foundation in 2011 Geoff was a Professor at Imperial College London researching the epidemiology, evolution and control of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Geoff’s work combines mathematical modeling of the transmission dynamics of HIV and STIs and methods of evaluation, and uses mathematical models to understand the potential impact, effectiveness, cost effectiveness and budget impact of interventions. His current research interests include the use of HIV prevention cascades in the planning and monitoring of HIV prevention interventions, understanding the drivers of HIV risk behavior and adoption of prevention interventions, and how targets and indicators can be used to improve HIV interventions.

Geoff Garnett works as advisor on tuberculosis and HIV epidemiology at the Gates Foundation.
Prior to joining the foundation in 2011 Geoff was a Professor at Imperial College London researching the epidemiology, evolution and control of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Geoff’s work combines mathematical modeling of the transmission dynamics of HIV and STIs and methods of evaluation, and uses mathematical models to understand the potential impact, effectiveness, cost effectiveness and budget impact of interventions. His current research interests include the use of HIV prevention cascades in the planning and monitoring of HIV prevention interventions, understanding the drivers of HIV risk behavior and adoption of prevention interventions, and how targets and indicators can be used to improve HIV interventions.

Ndivhuwo is a well-experienced researcher and\nproject coordinator currently working on the\nRitshidze program which monitors over 400 public\nhealth care facilities across South Africa.

Marineus Mutongore is the Founding Chairperson of the Key and Vulnerable Populations (KVP) Forum in Tanzania and a member of the Tanzania Global Fund Country Coordinating Mechanism. Under this role he leads an alliance of KVP-led/centered local NGOs in Tanzania in various programming.

Geoff Garnett works as advisor on tuberculosis and HIV epidemiology at the Gates Foundation.
Prior to joining the foundation in 2011 Geoff was a Professor at Imperial College London researching the epidemiology, evolution and control of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Geoff’s work combines mathematical modeling of the transmission dynamics of HIV and STIs and methods of evaluation, and uses mathematical models to understand the potential impact, effectiveness, cost effectiveness and budget impact of interventions. His current research interests include the use of HIV prevention cascades in the planning and monitoring of HIV prevention interventions, understanding the drivers of HIV risk behavior and adoption of prevention interventions, and how targets and indicators can be used to improve HIV interventions.