Alcanzar el acceso universal al tratamiento, la atención y la prevención del VIH requiere una respuesta coordinada que implique a diversas y múltiples partes interesadas. La sociedad civil, incluidas las redes de personas que viven con el VIH, pueden desempeñar un papel vital en la consecución de los objetivos nacionales e internacionales. Mediante su trabajo con las comunidades, la sociedad civil puede ofrecer una perspectiva única de los obstáculos que se plantean en el acceso a los servicios, así como ofrecer asesoramiento contrastado y recomendaciones sobre qué debe hacerse para eliminar estas barreras.HIV Leadership Through Accountability programme - Reports
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Aid transparency is critical to improving the effectiveness and value for money of aid. Making information about aid spending easier to access, use and understand means that UK taxpayers and citizens in poor countries can more easily hold DFID and recipient governments to account for using aid money wisely. Transparency creates better feedback from beneficiaries to donors and taxpayers, and helps us better understand what works and what doesn’t.
The HIV Leadership through Accountability programme is committed to the UK Government's 'Aid Transparency Guarantee' which is aimed at ensuring that UKaid is fully transparent to citizens in both the UK and recipient countries.
To access the HIV Leadership through Accountability programme's reports please click on the appropriate link:
2009 - First Annual Report please click here.
2010 - Second Annual Report please click here.
2011 - Mid Term Review Report please click here.
2011 - Third Annual Report please click here.
2012 - Fourth Annual Report please click here.
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