Resources & Publications
eForums
Become connected with the issues surrounding Mobility and HIV vulnerabiltiy by joining an electronic discussion forum (eForum).The UNRTF recommends joining the SEA-AIDS eForum.
SEA-AIDS is a regional electronic discussion forum (eForum) focused on HIV/AIDS, TB and other health and development issues in Asia and the Pacific. Founded in March 1996, SEA-AIDS is a moderated eForum, supported by a team of key resource persons. SEA-AIDS is a platform for dialogue, discussion and debate which supports regional advocacy through mapping regional developments and emerging issues. It also promotes collaboration between non-governmental organizations and governments through enhancing participation and debate around regional/national decision-making and policies.
SEA-AIDS members include: People living with HIV/AIDS; those working with community based and local/national/regional/global non-governmental and civil society organizations; UN and other regional and global intergovernmental agencies; employees of national, provincial and district-level governments; corporate, multilateral and institutional donors; doctors and health workers; HIV/AIDS documentation/information centers; research institutes; academic establishments; journalist/media groups; faith-based organizations; pharmaceutical and other private sector organizations.
(Source: www.hdnet.org)
UNRTF Members
The UNRTF now has its own Google Group . This tool brings together the diversity of UNTRF members from across the South East Asia region. The UNRTF Google Group acts to combine several useful applications into one - 1) It acts as an emailing list serve so members can receive and send emails to all other members easily and safely; 2) A private online discussion forum for UNRTF members; 3) A place for UNRTF members to share project documents and information with each other.
To join simply enter your email address in the text box located in the right margin of this webpage and click on 'Subscribe'. Follow the directions from the confirmation email to complete the process.
UNAIDS Best Practice Collection
An excellent resource of global HIV Best Practice can be found at the UNAIDS Best Practice Collection. This extensive collection of publications provides a central depository for sharing HIV programming experience and knowledge.
More information about the UNAIDS Best Practice Collection is reported in the short article Learning from Experience.
19 January 2007 -
There are literally thousands of AIDS-related programmes around the world. With such a wide variety of approaches and methodologies, sharing information about initiatives that have been successful is crucial to the ongoing development and improvement of AIDS programming...more.
(Source: www.unaids.org) |
