UNAIDS: The First 10 Years

Indexsupply problems 123women 214, 261Consultation on Harmonization of International AIDS Funding (2004), Washington, DC 188contraception, Roman Catholic Church 65, 211Cosponsoring Organizations (Committee of: CCO) 21, 29–33, 36, 38–41, 81–5action in sub-Saharan Africa (1999) 92, 93–5agencies 38–40, 41choice of name UNAIDS 36collaboration 81–4problems with 70–71reflections on first 10 years 243–4report to ECOSOC 27six original agencies 20seventh (UNODC) 98–9eighth (ILO) 137ninth, (WFP) 174tenth (UNHCR) 220Côte d’Ivoireepidemiology and programmes 101–103HIV Drugs Access Initiative, pilot project 68–9Country Harmonization and Alignment Tool (CHAT) 258Country Programme Advisers (CPAs) 53–6number and role 53Country Response Information System (CRIS) 192Cowal, Sally (UNAIDS Director of External Relations) 43–4, 48–9, 66, 70, 86Cravero, Kathleen (Deputy Executive Director at UNAIDS, UNDP Administrator) 30, 98, 110, 132, 157cultural resistance to HIV/AIDS prevention programmes 211–12Curran, Jim (Director HIV/AIDS US Center for Disease Control) 34269DDangor, Achmat (Director of Advocacy, Communication and Leadership at UNAIDS) 190Davos (1997), World Economic Forum 66De Lay, Paul (USAID adviser, UNAIDS Director Evidence, Monitoring) 28–9, 51, 172, 190, 256Decosas, Joseph (Canadian scientist) 34denialists, Mbeki’s support of 107–8Dhlakama, Afonso (Mozambique politician) 55Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Lecture, Global Challenge of AIDS 94diseases other than HIV 256doctors, chronic shortages 197–8Doha Declaration, Qatar 125Domestic Violence Bill, Malawi 240donors, and reports/indicators 184–5Douglas, Denzil (St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister) 130drivers of AIDS epidemic 261