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ICASO

The International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO). ICASO, the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations, works to strengthen the community-based response to HIV/AIDS by connecting and representing NGOs throughout the world. Founded in 1991, ICASO operates from Regional Secretariats based on five continents, guided by the ICASO secretariat in Toronto, Canada.

Resources

UNGASS reference and guideline documents

Community Participation in the Monitoring and Evaluation of the implementation of the UNGASS Declaration of Commitment

Contact

Focal Point: Mary Ann Torres maryannt@icaso.org

El Salvador

Please see below the recent shadow report on El Salvador released by ICASO

Ireland

Please see below the recent shadow report on Ireland released by ICASO

Canada

Please see below the recent shadow report on Canada released by ICASO

Serbia and Montenegro

Please find below the UNGASS Shadow report for Serbia, recently released by ICASO

Romania

Please find below the UNGASS Shadow report for Romania, recently released by ICASO

Thailand

Under construction

Indonesia

Under construction

Nepal

Please find below the UNGASS Shadow report for Nepal, recently released by ICASO

Morocco

Please find below the UNGASS Shadow report for Morocco, recently released by ICASO

Cameroon

Please see below the recent shadow report on the Cameroon released by ICASO

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Summary of the 2008 HLM

The President of the General Assembly's summary of the 2008 High Level Meeting on the review of the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS and the Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS, which was held in New York from 10 to 12 June 2008. is now available. Click below to download the report.

PGA Summary_A-62-895.doc.pdf 185.58 kB

Campaigners to G8: Keep Your Promises

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UNGASS 2008