Governance and AIDS

Idasa’s Governance and AIDS Programme (GAP) aims to strengthen good governance to counter the effects of HIV/AIDS by instituting evidence-based advocacy, skills building and active citizenship, targeting intergovernmental organisations (IGOs) and relevant regional non-state actors.

The key areas considered by this programme are captured in five strategic objectives:

1: Research, advocacy and network building
2: Accountable governance
3: Local government
4: Human Rights and Democratisation
5: Political communication

See more detail about this work here.

Resources

4	Articles
2	Book Reviews
8	Books
3	Conference Reports
5	Conferences
2	News
1	Occasional Paper
1	Pamphlet
2	Presentations
1	Radio Recording
1	Research Report
7	Workshop Reports
1	Workshop

Recent Resources

[2010 Jul 28]	Radio Recordings: Podcast from AIDS 2010 in Vienna
[2010 Jul 22]	Articles: Idasa’s diary from Vienna
[2010 Jul 21]	Conferences: AIDS in Africa - the political cost
[2010 May 06]	Articles: The courage to bounce back – stories of resilience in the face of HIV and AIDS
[2010 Feb 25]	News: Sharing experience in Kansas
[2010 Feb 01]	Books: Governance and AIDS Programme (Idasa-GAP): Five-year strategic plan
[2009 Dec 14]	Conference Reports: 5th Sahara Conference Report
[2009 Oct 29]	Research Reports: AIDS, Security and Conflict
[2009 Jul 29]	Pamphlets: Governance and AIDS Programme - Programmes brochure
[2009 Mar 30]	Presentations: AIDS, Political Stability and Conflict