AIDS United has announced the funding opportunity for NGOs globally to apply for the 2012 Innovative Strategy Award for Access and Retention in HIV/AIDS Care.
The award provides a cash grant of $25,000 and full support for one organizational representative to attend the XIX International AIDS Conference in Washington, DC, USA.
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A Cabinet memorandum, pertaining to ways for raising funds for HIV programs, was prepared by the Kenyan National AIDS Control Council, in March 2011.
Continue reading Seeking a Sustainable Solution for HIV Funding in Kenya
Source: http://www.ausaid.gov.au/hottopics/topic.cfm?ID=3853_6241_685_8836_9655&From=HT
Tenth International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP) that recently concluded in Busan, Korea on August 30 was attended by several regional leaders, governments, global organizations, medical researchers, community organizations, activists. Theme of this year’s ICAAP was ‘Diverse Voices, United Action’.
During the 5-day congress, more
Continue reading Tenth International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific with the theme “Diverse Voices, United Action” concludes in Busan
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria recently resolved its disputes with China over corruption in this “authoritarian” country and has decided to resume funding for programs aimed at fighting AIDS and other diseases. The move has is seen as a relief for this source of embarrassment for Beijing.
Global Fund ends its dispute with China over corruption, to resume funding for programs to fight AIDS and other diseases
Source: http://www.un.org/
Overall funding disbursements from donor governments towards AIDS programs in low- and middle-income countries have gone down in the year 2010 owing to a reduction by the traditionally largest donor, the United States, the lead United Nations agency overlooking the epidemic said recently.
In a recent annual funding analysis
Continue reading Overall funding disbursements from donor governments for AIDS response programs drop by ten percent in 2010, UNAIDS analysis
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