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Vacancy
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Thursday, 25 February 2010 |
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Deadline: March 22, 2010
The Civil Society Partnerships (CSP) team of UNAIDS works to harness the strategic strengths of a broad range of civil society organizations in order to strengthen the response to AIDS at all levels. Civil Society is defined as 'not-for-profit non-state actors' - key civil society groups include NGOs, organizations of people living with HIV, faith-based organizations and employees' organizations.
Main tasks and Responsibilities of the Position:
1. Within the delegated authority and in collaboration with the Partnership Advisor with responsibility for networks of people living with HIV, oversee the development and expansion of UN+.
2. Advocate for and input into the development and enhancement of UN HIV workplace policies necessary for supportive, inclusive and safe environments for all UN employees living with or affected by HIV, and commission appropriate research in these areas where necessary.
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PLHIV consult on new TB Guidelines |
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Programmes -
Constituency Consultations
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Thursday, 18 February 2010 |
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GNP+ and other networks of people living with HIV and HIV and TB activists late 2009 provided recommendations to the new Tuberculosis (TB) Guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO). To develop the recommendations, GNP+ organized an international electronic consultation. ICW organised face to face consultations in Southern Africa.
These guidelines on TB preventive therapy and intensified case finding for TB in adults and children living with HIV will be released in the third quarter of 2010. Read the background reports prepared by networks of people living with HIV:
 GNP+ Consultation WHO Guideline for TB Preventive Therapy 244.35 Kb
ICW Joint Report TB Co-infection 173.37 Kb
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HIV Young Leaders Fund to Launch in 2010 |
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Programmes -
Young people living with HIV
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Friday, 08 January 2010 |
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Networks for young people living with HIV announced the HIV Young Leaders Fund: a new partnership effort between youth networks and donors. The HIV Young Leaders Fund is an innovative funding mechanism driven by a broad range of organizations, including international and country-level youth-led networks. The mission of the HIV Young Leaders Fund is to enable and develop new leadership in the AIDS response among young people most-affected by HIV.
“Peer-based programming is highly effective yet chronically underfunded and youth-led programs often lack support for core resources,” said Liping Mian, World AIDS Campaign Youth Campaign Coordinator and HIV Young Leaders Fund Interim Steering Committee member.
For more information, please read: Report Back: the HIV Young Leaders Fund 78.45 Kb
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