Project Director for The Military Specific HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care and Treatment Program in Indonesia. Director of Siklus, a non-profit organization working in the area of public health.
Ms. Ciptasari Prabawanti is an NGO professional with 25 years’ experience managing and implementing programs, research and capacity building.
She has collaborated with ResultsinHealth in several projects such as Strengthening Community Systems to reduce vulnerability to and the impact of HIV infection on men who have sex with men and transgender people (funded by Isean Hivos), and operational research on Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for Underserved Youth (funded by Rutgers Indonesia).
The major expertise of is Ms. Ciptasari Prabawanti in the field of HIV/AIDS, reproductive health and family planning. She also has strong skills in behavior change interventions/communication and the prevention of sexual transmission aspects among key affected populations including female sex workers, transgender people, men having sex with men and sex worker clients. Her work locations include Indonesia, Philippines, and Timor Leste. She has also provided technical leadership and assistance for capacity building and managing collaboration in close partnership with both government and strategic partners, including local Indonesian NGOs, to reach key affected populations. She also has extensive experience in research, program evaluation, training and facilitation. Ms. Ciptasari holds a PhD degree from the University of Groningen, the Netherlands.
Ms. Ciptasari is also director of Siklus, a non-profit organization working in the area of public health. Link to the Siklus website: https://siklus-indonesia.org/
Independent Researcher and Consultant
Fiona is a participant oriented training facilitator and evaluator with wide experience in international and multicultural health systems. She is strong commited to the development of effective communication skills as a means to improve the quality of life for marginalised groups.
She is also concerned with improving access to health service and delivery for underrepresented groups, passionate about the promotion of community participation to achieve a more inclusive way of life for all and interested in the identification and promotion of change agents.
Independent Researcher, Evaluator and Programme Manager
Zaïre is an experienced researcher, evaluator and programme manager. She is driven by a deep curiosity in human diversity and a strong sense of justice and has been involved in SRHR advocacy from a young age.
Zaïre has worked as a programme manager in a large primary health care programme in Suriname and as regional programme manager for Asia at Rutgers. As an independent consultant, she implemented a large variety of research projects, including studies for PAHO/WHO Suriname on gender based violence and Universal Health Coverage and an assessment of the status of Indigenous women’s rights in Suriname for UNIFEM Caribbean.
Zaïre conducted end-term evaluations for the inter-American Development Bank and is presently involved in the end-term evaluation of the Partnership to Inspire, Transform and Connect the HIV response (PITCH). Zaïre is currently also implementing two operational research projects on inclusive SRHR advocacy for the Right Here Right Now (RHRN) Strategic Partnership.
Zaïre is particularly interested in developing an using participatory approaches in her research work. She has much experience in working with young people, LGBT communities and Indigenous communities.
