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Newly Released

Funding for abstinence and faithfulness programs under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) increasingly replaced comprehensive HIV prevention in fiscal years 2004 and 2005, and the U.S. is sending fewer condoms abroad today than in 1990. Shifts in prevention policy are especially acute in sub-Saharan Africa, the region hardest hit by the HIV epidemic.

Prevention Funding Under The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief: Law, Policy and Interpretation, December 2005

Release: New Analysis Shows U.S. Global AIDS Policy Further Undermining HIV Prevention in Sub-Saharan Africa - Press release, December 14, 2005


FY2006 Country Operation Plan (COP) Guidance for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), pages 4 & 5


Country Fact Sheets: Risk and Reality - U.S. Funding of HIV Prevention Programs

Ethiopia at a Glance

Kenya at a Glance

Namibia at a Glance

Nigeria at a Glance

Rwanda at a Glance

South Africa at a Glance

Tanzania at a Glance

Uganda at a Glance

Zambia at a Glance




Additional Resources

Information on the importance of working with women in prostitution for HIV prevention, and the prostitution loyalty oath currently required of U.S.-funded organizations

Debunking The Myths In The U.S. Global AIDS Strategy: An Evidence-Based Analysis, March 2004.

Find the original U.S. Five Year Global HIV/AIDS Strategy on the U.S. Department of State website.

Risk, Morality and Blame: A Critical Analysis of Government and U.S. Donor Responses to HIV Infections Among Sex Workers in India, January 2004

Read more about our critique of the U.S. Global AIDS Strategy and our investigations on the ground in Africa in the 24 July issue of the British Medical Journal

Women, HIV and the Global Gag Rule: The Dis-Integration of U.S. Global AIDS Funding, February 2003

Women and HIV/AIDS in the U.S. Global AIDS Strategy


Treatment

Missing the Target: A report on HIV/AIDS treatment access from the frontlines, by International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC), November 2005. Provides an in depth assessment of scale up efforts in six hard hit countries -- Dominican Republic, India, Kenya, Nigeria, Russia, and South Africa. The report, representing the first time AIDS treatment activists from all affected continents have coordinated an analysis of scale up efforts, identifies specific barriers to AIDS treatment access and provides recommendations to both national governments and the international community.

Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) and AIDS Drugs Procurement Policies, by Health GAP, November 2005.

Gender and AIDS

Fulfilling Reproductive Rights for Women Affected by HIV - A Tool for Monitoring Achievement of Millennium Development Goals

Género, Sida y Terapias ARV: Asegurando el acceso equitativo de las mujeres a los medicamentos dentro de las iniciativas de tratamiento financiadas por los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, Febrero 2004

Women and Global AIDS - Ten Point Plan of Action

The Female Condom: a Powerful Tool for HIV Prevention


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