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OUR FUNDING PARTNERS
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ICSS receives its core funding from the
Dutch Aids Fonds and STOP AIDS NOW! who have committed themselves for
the period 2006-2010 in order to enable the ICSS-team to develop the
Free Space Process and carry out its Global Fund activities and work for
the Developed Country NGO delegation to the Global Fund Board.
Aids
Fonds is the main Dutch NGO on HIV/AIDS, and was originally
established in 1985 to support people in the Netherlands living with, or
vulnerable to HIV/AIDS. Since many years it also funds international
activities. Advocacy and support are two of its most important tasks.
Most of its resources come from fundraising activities and are spent on
scientific research in The Netherlands and in developing countries,
education and information, help and care, and vaccine development. The
Aids Fonds has dedicated itself to access to treatment in developing
countries.
STOP
AIDS NOW! is an initiative of Aids Fonds and four major
development agencies in the Netherlands (ICCO, Hivos, Novib/Oxfam and
Cordaid) and was founded in 2000. The objective of this partnership is
to scale up the partners’ response to HIV/AIDS and improve the quality
of their work through linking and learning. Apart from mainstreaming
HIV/AIDS within the existing development programs of the partners, the
partnership itself initiates projects that focus on innovation of
interventions and programs, especially on access to treatment (workplace
policies), gender and orphans and vulnerable children. For the purpose
of these shared projects the partners bring their counterparts together
at country level, and in doing so create the appropriate scale for
advocacy, linking and learning, innovation and piloting, and
dissemination of best practices.
The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
is also a core funder of ICSS, providing funding for organizing a series
of expert meetings over a period of four years. The expert meetings are
currently focused on bringing together the various civil society
representatives to the international health policy bodies (UNAIDS,
Global Fund, UNITAID, GAVI and IHP+) in order to coordinate their joint
work and develop a shared agenda.
Specific project funding has been provided
by the Open Society Institute,
Ford Foundation, and
Stichting DOEN. |
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20-11-2008
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