PartnersGF - 2005-04-21 Comments: Recent India-related postings *************************************** 1. Rejoinders and questions for Dr Quraishi on his recent Q&A, Anonymous 2. Re. Anatomy of a CCM – the case of India, Richard Stern 3. Re: Comment: Indian Government Bureaucracies etc., Dr LK Verma...

PartnersGF - 2005-04-19 Q&A: Dr Quraishi, Project Director of India’s National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) HDN Key Correspondent ********************* (April 2005) Dr S Y Quraishi is the Project Director of India’s National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO). Speaking with Health and Development...

PartnersGF - 2005-03-25 Geneva, March 2005 CALL FOR PROPOSALS 1. Background HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria together account for nearly 6 million deaths per year and cause immeasurable suffering and damage to families, communities and economies. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria...

PartnersGF - 2005-03-24 TB Day 2005: “The Expertise is at the Grassroots”` ***************** I totally agree with Patrick Friel of the United States [see Patrick’s posting discussing the centrality of TB in the fifth round of funding by the Global Fund by clicking here: http://eforums.healthdev.org/read...

PartnersGF - 2005-02-23 Comment regarding Selection Process for GFATM – A member of the delegation responds ************ [Stu Flavell, Communications Focal Point for the Communities Delegation of the Global Fund has sent in the following in response to Richard Stern’s comments regarding the Selection...

PartnersGF - 2004-11-04 Welcome back to the PartnersGF eForum! As you probably know, Health and Development Networks (HDN) started a project in support of the Global Fund Partnership Forum earlier this year. The goal of the project has been to support and encourage input and recommendations for the Partnership...

PartnersGF - 2004-08-17 GFATM Key Stakeholder Consultations Three-in-one Summary HDN Moderation Team ******************* Introduction: ************ This summary brings together the deliberations from three sets of consultations with key GF stakeholders: - The report and recommendations from the first...

PartnersGF - 2004-05-26 HIV-TB-Malaria TOGETHER Nance ***** IN FACT, IN AFRICA, IT'S OFTEN "THREE DISEASES, BUT ONE PATIENT" It has been my perception from my involvement in Africa from the mid-eighties onward, that a lot more progress would have been made in the struggle against HIV AIDS...