[UNAIDS] – On International Women’s Day 2017, UNAIDS has released a new report, When women lead, change happens , which shows the urgent need to scale up HIV prevention and treatment services for women and girls. To access the supporting materials, including the press release, social media pack and related videos, click here . UNAIDS has developed a special website as a companion platform to the report to provide further resources around women’s and girl’s issues, including related documents, stories, videos and websites.
Month: <span>March 2017</span>
[UNAIDS] - On International Women’s Day UNAIDS has released a new report which shows that there is an urgent need to scale up HIV prevention and treatment services for women and girls. The report, When women lead, change happens, shows […]
The Canadian Partnership for Women and Children’s Health (CanWaCH) welcomed today’s announcement by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau that $650 million will be directed over three years towards women’s empowerment, including sexual and reproductive health […]
Canadian civil society leaders in Brussels as part of the Canadian delegation for the She Decides funding conference welcomed International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau’s initial pledge today of $20M to address for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), saying […]
Stephen Lewis comments on the potentially fatal human consequences of reducing U.S. foreign aid.
ICAD is proud to launch our newly redesigned website, www.icad-cisd.com . Our new site offers our visitors a more user friendly and visual experience with clear navigation, a responsive layout, streamlined menus, and rich images that speak to ICAD’s work. We crafted the site with our members in mind – to increase their visibility and showcase their work, to highlight ICAD as a Coalition working to strengthen the Canadian response to HIV at home and abroad, and as a resource hub with easily accessible ICAD resources, news and recommended readings in the HIV response. ICAD would like to thank AN Design Communications for its hard work and close collaboration in … Read more
The Medicines Patent Pool released its 2017 prioritization report today selecting five HIV and two hepatitis C compounds for potential licensing agreements. The annual medicines priority report, traditionally reviewing MPP’s target list for HIV, this year expands to important treatments […]
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