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UNAIDS, 2007 Guidelines prepared by UNAIDS to assist UN Member States in preparing and submitting Country Progress Reports, UNAIDS has prepared these guidelines for the monitoring of the Declaration of Commitment made at the 2001 General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS.


This is The Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) 2008 Country Profile on Kenya. It outlines the key facts and figures around HIV and AIDS in Kenya, outlining PEPFAR's results to date, their main challenges and interventions in HIV prevention, treatment, care and support.


The National AIDS Trust, 2008 The report maps out the complex pathway an asylum seeker in the UK takes from application to when a decision is made on their claim. It also highlights the needs of an HIV-positive asylum seeker and identifies both challenges and opportunities professionals have to address those needs. The report is a guide for professionals including community care nurses, GPs and civil servants, who support asylum seekers through the course of their work.


Report of the UN Secretary-General, 1 April 2008 Executive Summary The UN Secretary General's Report on the "Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS and Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS: midway to the Millenium Development Goals" has now been released. The Report includes key findings, as well as key recommendations.


The Code of Good Practice for Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) responding to HIV/AIDS was developed by NGOs and draws on the knowledge and experience gained since the response to HIV and AIDS began. It sets out the key principles, practice and evidence base required for successful responses to HIV. The objective is to assist NGOs to improve the quality and cohesiveness of their work and accountability to their partners and beneficiaries, assist them foster greater collaboration between the variety of NGOs now actively engaged in responding to the AIDS pandemic, renew the ‘voices’ of NGOs responding to HIV by enabling them to commit to a shared vision of good practice in programming and advocacy. The Code inspires organisational change, provide a framework for collaborative partnerships and inform the development, implementation and evaluation of evidence-informed programmes and advocacy.