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Established in 2007, the National Partnership Platform (NPP) in Zambia (Partners Zambia) have come together in the recognition that one of the viable responses to HIV and TB is a civil-society-centered, coordinated, country-level response.

This type of response will ensure that the perspectives, priorities and needs of civil society are heard and shared – through facilitated dialogue and targeted advocacy, and using accurate, reliable information as the foundation.
 
Country led and owned, the partnership consists of 14 national network organisations:


  • Zambia National AIDS Network (ZNAN)
  • Southern Africa HIV/AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAfAIDS)
  • Treatment Advocacy and Literacy Campaign (TALC)
  • Zambia Centre for Communication Programmes (ZCCP)
  • Panos Southern Africa (PSAf)
  • Health Journal
  • International HIV/AIDS Alliance (IHAA)
  • Youth Alive Zambia (YAZ)
  • Youth Vision Zambia (YVZ)
  • Women for Change (WFC)
  • Zambia AIDS Law Research and Advocacy Network (ZARAN)
  • Zambia Interfaith Networking Group on HIV/AIDS (ZINGO)
  • Zambia Association for Research and Development (ZARD)
  • OVC Media Network 

 

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ICASA 2011: Civil society meets to discuss future of HIV work
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An alliance of civil society groups working on HIV prevention, treatment and care from Senegal, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Cameroon, Zambia, Cote d’ivoire, Tanzania, the USA and the UK have met to discuss the ...
Last updated on December 9 2011 at 11:46
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Viral load monitoring of ART patients linked to lower death rate on treatment in southern Africa
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NAM - After three years on ART patients enrolled in four scale-up programmes with routine viral load monitoring in South Africa had a fifty percent lower death rate than patients in two public sector ...
Last updated on July 15 2011 at 09:33
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Highly vulnerable transport sector needs effective HIV programmes
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Mobile populations, especially transport workers, are highly vulnerable to HIV. Many truck drivers and other mobile workers spend large amounts of time away from their families and can have multiple s ...
Last updated on July 14 2011 at 09:36
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