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 …

The last decade saw a dramatic rise in resources devoted to addressing the HIV epidemic in
low-and middleincome countries, contributing to significant scale up of treatment and …

This book explains how issues of governance lie at the heart of understanding and
combating the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa. It reviews the debates surrounding the root causes …

We assess empirically whether foreign official development assistance (ODA) has been
effective in alleviating HIV/AIDS epidemics, which figures prominently among the Millennium …

In response to both public health imperative and unprecedented political pressure, aid to
fight HIV/AIDS has increased massively in recent years: global funding to combat the …

One in six adults in sub-Saharan Africa will die in their prime of AIDS. It is a stunning
cataclysm, plunging life expectancy to pre-modern levels and orphaning millions of children …

Across Africa, HIV/AIDS is slowly killing millions of people in the prime of their lives,
weakening state structures, deepening poverty and reversing the gains in life expectancy …

After decades of neglect the HIV/AIDS epidemic has rightly become one of the highest
priorities on the global agenda. Funding pledges from the donors have doubled resource …

Civil society has been part of the HIV/AIDS response from the very beginning of the
epidemic, often becoming engaged before national governments. Traditional roles of civil …

For countries that are highly affected by HIV/AIDS the choice between allocating financial
resources to development efforts or to the health sector, particularly to programmes aimed at …