Mark Heywood: "The potential impact of advocacy on Corporate Social Investment (CSI) and the impact of CSI on advocacy"

Messages from our partners on the launch of SECTION27

By cindytest, 7 May 2010

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive, News

On the eve of the launch of SECTION27, we received messages from the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and UNAIDS and other partners.

BEMF Inaugural meeting: 21 August 2009

By cindytest, 21 August 2009

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Budget Expenditure Monitoring Forum (BEMF), Presentations

BEMF Inaugural meeting: 21 August 2009
Presentations by:

Legal Implications of Failures in in Health Budgeting – Adila Hassim
Case Study: Budget Irregularities and Shortfalls in the Free State – Brian Honermann
Long Term Costs and Implications for Sustainable Budgeting – Susan Cleary
The Budget Process & Power Brokers: How to Influence It/Them – Alison Hickey Tshangana
National AIDS Spending Assessments – Nhlanhla Ndlovu
Tools for Community Monitoring of Budgets and Expenditures – Nhlanhla Ndlovu

Meeting the challenges of HIV treatment and prevention through independent mobilisation and work through the SA National AIDS Council (SANAC)

By cindytest, 14 October 2010

Posted in: HIV and TB, News, Right to Access Healthcare

On 16 and 17 September 2010, over 60 members of civil society organisations and trade unions met to discuss their work and their efforts – independently and through the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) – to strengthen the national response to HIV and to achieve the goals of the National Strategic Plan (NSP). The aim of the meeting was to define a new agenda going forward for civil society activism both within and independent of SANAC and to focus on our human right to health.

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