The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria today announced that more than 1.4 million people living with HIV have been reached with lifesaving antiretroviral (ARV) treatment through AIDS programs it supports, nearly doubling results reported last year.
Keywords: health programmes - health policy - public health - aids - health services - poverty alleviation
The HLSP Institute aims to inform debate and policy on global health issues and national health systems, in order to reduce inequalities in health. The Institute assesses new and emerging issues in international health and development practice.
London, UK
This workshop is aimed at senior professionals in the private and public sectors and from NGOs. It will guide participants through a methodology of building and using scenarios as well as how to work with existing scenarios.
Keywords: aids - disease prevention - health programmes - social aspects - epidemics
The 2008 Report on the global AIDS epidemic, written by the World Health Organisation, considers the HIV response to date and assesses what must be done to ensure nations achieve the HIV commitments they have made
Washington DC, USA
More than 120 conference presentations on AIDS social work service delivery are given, the vast majority of which are contributed by social workers involved in AIDS-care at hospitals, clinics, universities, AIDS service organizations, community-based organizations and social agencies.
Publisher: World bank. Urban development unit. Local government and HIV/AIDS initiative
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Pages: xiii, [134] p.
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Keywords: leadership - local government - evaluation - aids
The Handbook guides local government authorities through steps of prioritizing HIV/AIDS, assessing local impact of HIV/AIDS, and developing an HIV/AIDS Response Strategy (including workplace policy, mainstreaming and coordinating local responses).
Kampala, Uganda
This forum will provide a platform for sharing and exploring solutions, consensus and capacity building, and will further galvanize a global movement that is emerging as a response to the increasingly pertinent human resources for health (HRH) crisis.
This thesis draws on social capital theory to examine the potential of a Ugandan community-led HIV/AIDS programme to supplement New Public Management approaches to public service delivery and accountability.