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Activists Urge African Leaders to Save Lives
HIV/Aids activists call on African leaders to increase Aids funding in the wake of decreasing international aid.-
Africa: Govts Urged Not to Rely on Foreign Funds to Combat HIV/Aids
Health-e, 10 June 2010
The majority of countries in sub-Saharan Africa rely on foreign funding to run their national AIDS programmes. But this over-reliance on donor agencies is now proving unsustainable… Read more »
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Africa: Lost Funding Means Lost Lives
PlusNews, 27 May 2010
As donors retreat from funding HIV and AIDS programmes, years of progress in HIV treatment are under threat and the lives of HIV-positive people are increasingly on the line,… Read more »
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Africa: Donor Retreat Widens HIV/Aids Treatment Gap in Continent
MSF, 27 May 2010
Backtracking by international donors in funding HIV/AIDS risks undermining years of positive achievements and will cause many more unnecessary deaths, warns humanitarian aid group… Read more »
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Africa: Donor Money for HIV/Aids Treatment Running Dry
Health-e, 27 May 2010
Donors are disengaging from the fight against HIV/AIDS leaving behind millions who are still in dire need of lifesaving treatment in South Africa and other hard-hit Sub-Saharan… Read more »
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Africa: World Backtracks On HIV Treatment
AfricaFocus, 21 May 2010
"Around the world thousands of doctors, nurses, legislators, and activists helped make treatment scale-up possible. Now a few power brokers and politicians who claim AIDS receives… Read more »
Documents
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27 May 2010
No Time to Quit: HIV/AIDS Treatment Gap Widening in Africa
- Publisher:
- Medecins Sans Frontieres
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This report builds on analyses made in eight sub-Saharan countries to illustrate how major international funding institutions such as PEPFAR, the ... see more »
