33%

of people living with HIV
experience stigma and
discrimination due to their
HIV status
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

About

Enabling Environment & Human Rights

The Jamaica Partnership to Eliminate All Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination focuses on ensuring coordination, coherence, and accountability among stakeholders to bolster efforts to end HIV-related stigma and discrimination. Its work contributes to reducing socio-cultural, political, and other barriers in healthcare, education, workplaces, justice, and community settings that impact on efforts to achieve the 95-95-95 and 10-10-10 targets, and end AIDS by 2030.

The Enabling Environment for Human Rights (EEHR) Monitoring Dashboard uses a web-based system with central storage of the Operational Plan for enabling environment and human rights and showcases the plan’s indicators and their dimensions, as well as other pieces of relevant data. The web-based system is a one-stop shop for all the EEHR Operational Plan monitoring and reporting needs in Jamaica

Data

Dashboard

Jamaica HIV Epidemic Dashboard graphically visualizes data to track progress
towards ending the HIV epidemic (EHE) in Jamaica. By tracking progress,
stakeholders will be able to monitor movement towards reducing new HIV
transmissions by 2030. This tool is envisioned to be an asset that will provide
the most up to date information available about EHE
progress to help informed decision-making.

Monitoring Plan

Data monitoring using simple and intuitive interface. Monitor
data against, baseline, planned and actual values. Review
trend and see results in traffic light based visualization.

Human Rights

Programme

SCORECARD

The scorecard shows alignment to the Operational Plan for
Enabling Environment & Human Rights, the UNAIDS 10-10
targets and the programme areas under the Human Rights
Baseline Assessment (that was done by The Global Fund).

33%

of people living with HIV
experience stigma and
discrimination due to their
HIV status
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

32.5%

of LGBT people experienced
violence with verbal assault or
threat, discrimination, harassment,
and bullying being the most common.
(J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

21%

of PLHIV fear mistreatment
by healthcare workers or
disclosure of their HIV status
without their permission
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

20%

of LGBT Jamaicans have
been homeless or displaced
at some point in their life
(J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

38%

of PLHIV delay testing
because they fear how
others would treat them
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

164

incidents of physical assault,
employment discrimination,
sexual abuse, domestic violence,
and child custody issues were reported
by PLHIV and key populations in 2020
(UNAIDS: Annual Report for EEHR, 2020)

7.7%

of women have been sexually
abused by their male partner
(Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)

27.8%

of women have experienced
intimate physical and/or sexual
violence in their lifetime
(Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)

About

Enabling Environment & Human Rights

Data

Dashboard

Monitoring Plan

Human Rights

Programme

SCORECARD

Our Partners

33%

of people living with HIV experience stigma anddiscrimination due to their HIV status (Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

32.5%

of LGBT people experienced violence with verbal assault or threat, discrimination, harassment, and bullying being the most common. (J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

21%

of PLHIV fear mistreatment by healthcare workers or disclosure of their HIV status without their permission (Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

20%

of LGBT Jamaicans have been homeless or displaced at some point in their life (J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

38%

of PLHIV delay testing because they fear how others would treat them (Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

164

incidents of physical assault, employment discrimination, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and child custody issues were reported by PLHIV and key populations in 2020 (UNAIDS: Annual Report for EEHR, 2020)

7.7%

of women have been sexually abused by their male partner (Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)

27.8%

of women have experienced intimate physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime (Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)

About

Enabling Environment & Human Rights

Data

Dashboard

Monitoring Plan

Human Rights

Programme

SCORECARD

Let’s Keep in Touch

Our Partners

of people living with HIV
experience stigma and
discrimination due to their
HIV status
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

of LGBT people experienced
violence with verbal assault or
threat, discrimination, harassment,
and bullying being the most common.
(J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

of PLHIV fear mistreatment
by healthcare workers or
disclosure of their HIV status
without their permission
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

of LGBT Jamaicans have
been homeless or displaced
at some point in their life
(J-FLAG: Community Needs Assessment Survey, 2020)

of PLHIV delay testing
because they fear how
others would treat them
(Jamaican Network of Seropositives: Stigma Index 2.0, 2020)

incidents of physical assault,
employment discrimination,
sexual abuse, domestic violence,
and child custody issues were reported
by PLHIV and key populations in 2020
(UNAIDS: Annual Report for EEHR, 2020)

of women have been sexually
abused by their male partner
(Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)

of women have experienced
intimate physical and/or sexual
violence in their lifetime
(Women’s Health Survey 2016: Jamaica)