ARGENTINA
BELIZE
BRAZIL
CHILE
INDIA
INDONESIA
KENYA
NICARAGUA
MEXICO
PERU
SOUTH AFRICA
THAILAND
UGANDA
UKRAINE
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
Please take a look at the UNAIDS PCB NGO Comuniqué.
After each meeting, the group of NGO delegates, elaboate a document that aim to keep all SC in the world well informed about what happened in the PCB and how the NGO delegation reacted and what we have proposed.
Find it here.
UNAIDS PCB NGO Comuniqué
We would like to invite you to read it carefully. And please let us know in case you have doubts or comments. I also suggest that you read all related documents that you can follow through the hyperlinks in the text. >>
On the Gutting of the Global Fund
Remarks by Stephen Lewis, Co-Director of AIDS-Free World, delivered at a colloquium hosted by Yale University’s Global Health Leadership Institute and the Yale School of Public Health. >>
Board Cancels Round 11 and Introduces Tough New Rules for Grant Renewals
The Global Fund Board has cancelled Round 11 in light of the Global Fund's financial difficulties. This difficult decision was made at a stressful two-day Board meeting in Accra, Ghana, that ended yesterday evening, 22 November. >>
We would like to invite you to read it carefully. And please let us know in case you have doubts or comments. I also suggest that you read all related documents that you can follow through the hyperlinks in the text. >>
On the Gutting of the Global Fund
Remarks by Stephen Lewis, Co-Director of AIDS-Free World, delivered at a colloquium hosted by Yale University’s Global Health Leadership Institute and the Yale School of Public Health. >>
Board Cancels Round 11 and Introduces Tough New Rules for Grant Renewals
The Global Fund Board has cancelled Round 11 in light of the Global Fund's financial difficulties. This difficult decision was made at a stressful two-day Board meeting in Accra, Ghana, that ended yesterday evening, 22 November. >>
Nearly half the people living with HIV/AIDS in the world are women. Though there has been advance, the response to AIDS has been compromised.
Although there is now approximately six million people in treatment, the re-current financial crises has slashed the resources for social and human development in the world. And we all know very well that to overcome the AIDS pandemic and achieve the Millennium Development Goal #6, governments must fulfill the UNGASS-AIDS goals.
Where is the Money for HIV and AIDS?
