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Facts & Figures of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic (PDF) Open this link in a new window
Graphical overview of HIV/AIDS.
International Red Cross & Red Crescent

HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

HIV/AIDS: Key Facts Open this link in a new window
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB & Malaria

Meeting the need Open this link in a new window
funding to fight aids
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact Sheet: Orphans and children in a world of AIDS Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS fact sheet: The impact of HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact sheets Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact Sheets - for UN Special Session on HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
Prepared by UNAIDS and its cosponsors especially for the Special Session
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact Sheets - from Barcelona Conference Open this link in a new window
July 2002
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Global Report on AIDS 2002 - Press Release Open this link in a new window
Press release for the release of the UNAIDS Report on global HIV/AIDS epidemic 2002. Includes major findings from the report.
UNAIDS


Other Key Articles and Documents

An Unprecedented Emergency Open this link in a new window
Red Cross Red Crescent Magazine

Gender and HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

Regional overview of the AIDS epedemic Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact Sheet: Aids in Africa Open this link in a new window
fact sheet from 1998 on AIDS in Africa
UNAIDS, UNICEF, USAID

UNAIDS Fact Sheet: HIV/AIDS and development Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS


Reports and Publications

AIDS Epidemic Update - December 2001 Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epedemic. - last numbers on the AIDS epidemic upto December, 2001
UNAIDS

Children and young people in a world of AIDS Open this link in a new window
Brief brochure looks at HIV/AIDS-related issues affecting the 11.8 million children and young people who are living with HIV/AIDS in the world today.
UNAIDS

Children on the Brink Open this link in a new window
Major study by UNAIDS on impact of HIV/AIDS on children and youth. Includes examination of the global orphan crisis caused by AIDS. The report contains the broadest and most comprehensive statistics yet on the historical, current and projected number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
UNAIDS

Report on the Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic 2002 Open this link in a new window
The leading authoritative assessment of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic, from UNAIDS. Also known as the Barcelona Report.
UNAIDS

Report on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic: 2000 Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS major report on global AIDS for the period ending June 2000.
UNAIDS



Other Articles and Documents

A Generation Orphaned by AIDS Open this link in a new window
Kenyan Children Struggle to Survive as Relatives Shun Them or Take Advantage
Washington Post

AIDS as a security issue Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

An overview of HIV/AIDS-related stigma and discrimination Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

Calculating the cost of an effective global campaign against HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

Debt Relief and the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa Open this link in a new window
Over one-third of HIV/AIDS sufferers live in countries classified as heavily indebted. Repayments to creditors by these countries are diverting resources needed to break the links between ill-health and poverty. Radical reform of the Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative is vital to mobilise the resources needed to protect current and future generations from the threat posed by HIV/AIDS.
Oxfam Great Britain

False hope or new start? The Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria Open this link in a new window
The Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria was set up to tackle the health crisis caused by these three diseases in developing countries. But it requires massive and long-term donor funding, a transparent and equitable system of service delivery, and commitment to comprehensive programmes of prevention, treatment, and care (which include the use of generic medicines) to address the global AIDS crisis.
Oxfam Great Britain

Fighting HIV/AIDS with peanuts - a year in the life of the Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria Open this link in a new window
The Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria was launched with much fanfare in New York in June 2001. It was described as a 'quantum leap' in the fight against these infectious diseases. But, one year on, it is grossly underfunded, as are programmes tackling HIV/AIDS in general. Christian Aid believes that this is unforgivable.
Christian Aid

Global HIV/AIDS and Health Fund: Foundation for action or fig leaf? Open this link in a new window
f properly funded and managed, the Global Fund could act as a vitally needed catalyst to spearhead renewed efforts to tackle the devastating global health crisis and to spur governments - at national and international level - to do much more to prioritise and deliver on the internationally agreed health targets. Without proper funding and international commitment, the Fund could serve merely as another exercise in window-dressing while the health crisis deepens.
Oxfam GB

HIV/AIDS in Africa: Time to Stop the Killing Fields Open this link in a new window
Focus on US foreign policy and AIDS in Africa
Foreign Policy in Focus

MSF Access to Essential Medicines Campaign: FAQs Open this link in a new window
MSF - Medicins Sans Frontieres

MSF Access to Essential Medicines Campaign: HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
MSF - Medecins Sans Frontieres

Together we can: Leadership in a world of AIDS Open this link in a new window
The magnitude of the AIDS effort requires vigorous leadership and additional resources. The report "Together we can: Leadership in a world of AIDS" notes that leadership is fundamental to effective action against HIV/AIDS.
UNAIDS

UNAIDS Fact Sheet: Accelerating access to treatment and care Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS fact sheet: HIV/AIDS care and support Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS fact sheet: Impact of HIV/AIDS on older populations Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNAIDS fact sheet: Preventing HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
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UNAIDS Fact Sheet: The search for an HIV vaccine Open this link in a new window
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UNAIDS fact sheet: Twenty years of HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
UNAIDS

UNDP Choices Magazine: Confronting HIV/AIDS Open this link in a new window
UN Development Program magazine 'Choices': December 2001 issue focusing on HIV/AIDS
UNDP

Young People & HIV/AIDS: Opportunity in Crisis Open this link in a new window
Says the vast majority of the world's young people have no idea how HIV/AIDS is transmitted or how to protect themselves from the disease. Is the first comprehensive look at the behaviour and knowledge relating to HIV/AIDS of young people aged 15 to 24.
UNAIDS, UNICEF, WHO