GNP+ is implementing the GIPA Report Card, an advocacy tool designed to gather information on the level of application of the greater involvement of people living with HIV (GIPA) principle. The GIPA Report Card seeks to increase and improve the programmatic, policy and funding actions taken to realise the greater involvement of people living with HIV in a country's HIV response. National networks of people living with HIV are leading the process in their countries.
Information gathered through the GIPA Report Card serves as a baseline against which future application of the GIPA principle at national level can be measured. It is a tool to hold governments, NGOs, United Nations agencies, donors, organisations of PLHIV and other stakeholders accountable to their commitments relating to the application of the GIPA principle and increases and improves the meaningful participation of people living with HIV within the broader national response.
The GIPA Report Card has been conducted in India, Kenya, Lesotho and Trinidad and Tobago. In 2009 GIPA Report Card has been implemented in Kenya, Nigeria and Zambia.
 GIPA Report Card Briefing Paper 221.99 Kb
GIPA Report Card Kenya - December 2009 786.82 Kb
GIPA Report Card Zambia - December 2009 782.05 Kb
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