Yes Martha, This is what I found out about Zimbabwe a long time ago; but we need regime change in Zimbabwe to get things done. What policies are in place are not followed since people's beliefs are already entrenched in the community's worldview. The leaders themselves are power hungry even if...

We invite you to post your contributions directly to the forums. Dear members, Please find below the contribution from Martha from Zimbabwe. Thank you for your contribution! Alastair e-Forum Facilitator As far as I know there have been no interventions in Zimbabwe specifically targetted at sexual minorities...

Issues of Gender are very country specific and difficult to draw general guidlines. The Global Fund should analyse policy documents in countries and see if they establish the needed relationship between Reproductive health and gender issues. In Zimbabwe as an example there is a Women and Girls and HIV...

PartnersGF - 2005-02-03 Re: Joint Media Release WHO/UNAIDS/Global Fund/US Government (4) I am always amazed at the figures of people receiving ARV treatment, for once, could someone give us the number (which increases daily) of those who are not getting ARVs or any other treatment - and are unlikely...

PartnersGF - 2004-07-15 IAC 2004: Keeping health and education sectors alive – do we need special ARV programmes for health workers and teachers? HDN Key Correspondents Team **************************** Today's Quote "As part of my efforts to help in the fight against AIDSD, I have dedicated...

PartnersGF - 2004-06-02 CCMs, bureaucrats, the public sector and Weber Dr. David McCoy *************** Dear all, I have found the discussion on CCMs very interesting. Thank you to all for the comments and insights. It seems that people's responses are, unsurprisingly, linked very much to the different...

Mar 15, 2006 Collaborateurs : Les participants présents lors de la huitième semaine du forum de discussion en ligne représentaient les pays suivants: D Adji (Tchad), Babacar Thiam (Sénégal), Souleymane Traore (Cöte d’Ivoire), Marshall, Dioffo Ibrahim (Niger), Steve Knowles (Ghana), Sylvia Bigna (Zimbabwe...

barry coleman - Mar 01, 2006 The questions posed in the forum are very straightforward. In the case of this week's discussion they amount to: What should we do? Creating capacity in health (mobility) as an intervention (to counter lack of health personnel?): I suppose most of us who work in the field...