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Review of the PLHIV movement

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file icon Second Donor Consortium Conferencehot! 07/01/2008 Hits: 1001
The Second Donor Consortium Conference was held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from 17 to 19 March 2008. Organised by GNP+ and Young Positives (YP), the Conference brought together over 45 participants from international, regional and national networks of people living with HIV, donor organisations, development agencies and the world’s AIDS Ambassadors. The First Donor Consortium Conference was also held in the Netherlands in March 2006.

For the first time, PLHIV networks, donor agencies, and AIDS Ambassadors engaged in discussions and reflections on current policies, and collectively set goals and common objectives for the next two years.

For a summary of the Conference discussions please see the report.
file icon Report Donor Conference "PLHIV and Achieving universal Access to AIDS Treatment, Care and Preventionhot! 03/20/2007 Hits: 1440
The Donor Consortium Conference "Indispensable: People Living with HIV/AIDS and Achieving Universal Access to AIDS Treatment, Care and Prevention by 2010" last March was the first of its kind. It was an unprecedented occasion where three networks of people living with HIV - GNP+, ICW and ITPC - had an open exchange with a variety of donors - private, governmental and multilateral. During the two days, PLHIV networks and donors worked together to discover how they could be complementary to each other for achieving that goal: Universal access to treatment, care and prevention by 2010. Here you will find the final report of this meeting. This report will be available as an electronic document only. You can either save or print the report to read it offline. Please feel free to share the report and distribute it widely.
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
         
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