The success of global health and development interventions ultimately depends on local
reception. This paper documents local demand for HIV/AIDS interventions in Africa and …

There is growing concern that the global response to AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa is
compromising the region's human development more broadly. Through a case study of …

Efforts to improve the effectiveness of global health aid rarely take full account of the micro-
politics of policy change and implementation. South Africa's HIV/AIDS epidemic is a case in …

Amidst current debates over resources for AIDS, we examine the policy preferences of the
people who are navigating AIDS in their daily lives. Survey and ethnographic data on the …

As a result of massive scale-up efforts in developing countries, millions of people living with
HIV are now receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART). However, countries have been uneven in …

The AIDS epidemic has exacted a terrible toll on the African continent, but little research has
examined how Africans themselves feel about their governments' responses to this health …

The paper shows how policies aimed at confronting HIV/AIDS in sub‐Saharan Africa have
shifted over the past 10 years. Initially, the focus was on prevention. Anti‐retroviral …

The maturing HIV epidemic has led to a decline in the health status of many South Africans.
One result is an increasing number of AIDS-affected poor who qualify for a government …

Global financing for the HIV response has reached unprecedented levels in recent years.
Over US $10 billion were mobilized in 2007, an effort credited with saving the lives of …

Between 2002 and 2013, bilateral donors spent over $64 billion on AIDS intervention in low-
and middle-income countries. During the same period, nearly 25 million died of AIDS and …