Sidhu, Inderjit K. | 2008
- Author(s): Sidhu, Inderjit K.
- Publisher: World economic forum : with UNAIDS [etc.]
- Pages: --
- Keywords: private sector, aids, business ethics, programme management
This report reviews and analyses the current status of four regional and 47 national Business Coalitions that are in various stages of development around the world today. It also introduces 10 coalitions planned for launch in 2008-2009.
Simwanza, Alex | 2005
- Author(s): Simwanza, Alex
- Publisher: World health organization (WHO)]
- Pages: --
- Keywords: programme management, programme planning, local government, community participation, aids, ghana
This report focuses on the District Response Initiative (DRI) in Ghana. The overall objective of the DRI is to broaden the spectrum of HIV/AIDS activities from a vertical health sector-focused approach towards an integrated, multisectoral and development-approach.
Smith, Mohga Kamal and Saunders, Philippa | 2002
- Author(s): Smith, Mohga Kamal and Saunders, Philippa
- Publisher: Oxfam international
- Pages: --
- Keywords: development assistance, financing, health policy, programme planning, health programmes, civil society, gender, aids
This Oxfam Briefing Paper addresses the challenges regarding the funding and management of the Global Fund, as well as its capacity to mount an effective and efficient response to the three diseases.
Stephens, David | 2008
- Author(s): Stephens, David
- Publisher: Asia Pacific council of AIDS service organizations (APCASO)
- Pages: --
- Keywords: civil society, gender, human rights, community participation, aids, asia and the pacific
The aim of the review is to provide: a general overview of civil society participation in national responses and in the compilation of the reports; and an assessment of the accuracy/gaps of each report in terms of civil society experience and knowledge.
Stephens, David | 2006
- Author(s): Stephens, David
- Publisher: U.S. Agency for international development (USAID)
- Pages: --
- Keywords: aids, attitudes, health policy, health services, disease prevention, discrimination
This paper seeks to define treatment governance and address the roles that stigma and discrimination and the greater involvement of people with AIDS play in the policies and programs that are designed in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.